CALENDAR OF DOCUMENTS
RELATING TO
SCOTLAND
PRESERVED IN THE
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE AND THE BRITISH LIBRARY
Volume V
(SUPPLEMENTARY)
A.DU08-1516
Edited by
GRANT G. SIMPSON, M.A.. PH.D.
AND
JAMES D. GALBRAITH, M.A., M.LITT
Issued under die direction of the
Keeper of the Records of Scotland
SCOTTISH RECORD OFFICE
CONTENTS
Page
Preface
Introduction
Select Bibliography and List of Abbreviations
Key to References
Part I : References and Corrections
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
General Additions
Part II : Additions
Rotuli Scoriae, Letters of Attorney, etc.
Rotuli Scoriae, Letters of Protection
Index of Persons and Places
Index of Subjects
1
43
79
104
135
305
395
581
632
ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA
PART I
Correction to volume III, No. 1 182. Date should be 1336.
Correction to volume IV, No. 1469. The second commission noted by Bain (No. 65 on file C8 1/1 521) empowers the
persons named in the first commission of the same date (No. 58 on the file) to treat with the Lord of the Isles, Earl of
Ross, his idnsmen and councillors concerning what should be agreed with Donald Gome respecting the alliance to be
made between the king and the earl.
PART II
p. 166, No. 254 and p. 167, No. 255. Add: [Transcribed and discussed in E.L.G. Stones 'The Mission of Thomas Wale
and Thomas Delisle from Edward I to Pope Boniface VIII in \30\' Nottingham Medieval Studies, xx\\ (\982), 8-28] .
p. 627. For entries under 'Tolibothevili" and "Tullibody" read 'Tolibothevill, Tolibothvill, Tolibothwell [unidentified,
Aberdns] , castle, 492 (iii, viii, xii, xvii)."
ADDITION
1308, November 4
Debenture testifying that Sir Gilbert Pecche was owed £700 18s 8d for arrears of his own wages and the wages of those
staying with him to garrison the castles of Aberdeen and Aboyne and the adjacent parts from 8 July 1 307 to 1 6 August
1308, by an account made with him before Eustace de Codesbeche, chamberlain of Scotland. Berwick on Tweed.
[E43/55] [Endorsed with details of 12 payments made in respect of these arrears between 28 August 1310 and 8 June
1314. The tag for the chamberlain's seal bears a note that a final payment was made on 14 November 1314 to discharge
this account. Cf. p.222. No. 519] .
PREFACE "
This volume originated from proposals considered in 1963 for general reprinting of the older Scottish Record Publica-
tions. At that time some concern was felt over the dwindhng stocks of these publications, some of which were already
out of print. H.M. Stationery Office had made an agreement with the Kraus Reprint Corporation for a programme of
reprinting the English Record Publications, which has now largely been completed, and it was thought that a similar
programme might be arranged for Scotland. Accordingly the Scottish Record Office consulted a number of scholars
working on Scottish history to determine which publications might be selected. Several mentioned Bain's Calendar of
Documents relating to Scotland but drew attention to its defects, which are outlined in the Introduction to the present
volume. Dr Grant G. Simpson, then an Assistant Keeper at the Scottish Record Office, prepared a scheme for a supple-
mentary volume, which would incorporate some of the material known to have been overlooked or ignored by Bain as
well as corrections to the original work. The next step was to enlist the assistance of those historians and scholars who
were thought to have opinions or information concerning possible corrections and additions and further publicity was
obtained tluough the Scottish Medievalists Group at their annual conference in January 1964. The response to these
approaches showed the project to be viable and in 1965 a formal agreement was concluded between H.M. Stationery
Office and the Kraus Reprint Corporation for the reprinting of the original four volumes of the Calendar with a supple-
mentary fifth volume. Funds were made available for editorial assistance and for obtaining photocopies of relevant
documents.
From 1964 to 1969 Dr Simpson was engaged on the detailed planning and execution of the project, to which he con-
tributed a considerable amount of material, in addition to editing material contributed by other scholars. After
Dr Simpson left the Scottish Record Office to take up a lectureship in the Department of History of the University of
Aberdeen, the work was taken up by Mr J.D.Galbraith, who was appointed a Research Assistant in the Scottish Record
Office in 1970. Mr Galbraith completed the editing of the original copy, saw the entire volume through the press and
compiled the Index.
The editors have made due acknowledgement elsewhere to the assistance which they received from the various scholars
who contributed material to this volume. I should like to add my own thanks to them and to the other people who have
helped the project in various ways: the late Dr B. Klopstock, U.K. and Commonwealth representative of the Kraus
Reprint Corporation, for the early encouragement which he gave to it; Mrs Christine Gouldesbrough for her part in
checking references to Public Record Office publications and other printed works; Mr Peter Gouldesbrougli and
Dr Athol L. Murray, successive heads of the Scottish Record Office's publications section for the co-ordinating role
they have exercised; and the staff of H.M. Stationery Office, Edinburgh, for their patience and skill over the composi-
tion of difficult material. But above all thanks are due to the two editors who have so successfully carried through a
project the magnitude of which was not, perhaps, fully appreciated when it was first planned.
JOHN IMRIE
Keeper of the Records of Scotland
INTRODUCTION vii
The nature and value of Joseph Bain's 'Calendar'
On 25 October, 1878, an official of the Treasury in London wrote to the Deputy Clerk Register, in charge of the public
records of Scotland: 'A certain Mr Joseph Bain is making himself very busy about a proposal of his own that the
Government should employ him "to make abstracts or excerpts from the English Public Records of all documents
connected with Scottish history down to the reign of Henry VII" '^. This is a succinct description of the origin and
nature of the work which was eventually published, in four volumes, over the years 1881-8. The struggles of the editor
to gain acceptance of his idea, and the vicissitudes of his research, have been ably and entertainingly described by
Professor E.L.G. Stones." It is sufficient to say here that Bain was a pioneer in the publication by calendaring of record
materials in large quantities and carried through a task which was daunting enough in his own day and which no scholar
would nowadays even contemplate as feasible. The fundamental information which he made available towards the study
of medieval Scotland, especially in its relations with England, has remained of very great importance to scholars for
almost a century.
The deficiencies of the work, however, have not always been appreciated. Bain's notable industry was not equaUed by
his standards of scholarship and some who have used the Calendar have failed to realise that it has a number of flaws.
These can best be summarised in the words of Professor Stones:
'(1) A number of important documents in the Public Record Office are omitted....
(2) False datings of documents. In a chronological calendar, undated documents have either to be assigned a
date, or put in an appendix without a date. It might have been better for posterity if Bain had chosen the
latter course. His guesses are often right, but where they are wrong they have frequently caused great
confusion.
(3) Misreadings of the script, and mistranslations of the original languages, are common enough to demand con-
stant care by the modern user. This is particularly true of documents in French....
(4) A forgivable, but dangerous, foible is his tendency to confuse a new document with an old one already in
print, and to put the reader off the scent by giving a misleading reference to the old one.'
The haphazard nature and the extent of Bain's omissions must be constantly kept in mind. He sometimes presents very
full information on topics of apparently marginal interest, but can miss, from the same record group, items of consider-
able and obvious Scottish significance. A comparison of the published Calendar of Patent Rolls for the years 1247-58
with the entries extracted by Bain shows that he has failed to include nearly two-thirds of those items which, by strict
definition, are of Scottish concern. It would be difficult to prepare a comprehensive list of relevant records which he
did not cover, in whole or in part, but some obvious examples of omissions can usefully be mentioned. Among financial
records he gave up searching the (very voluminous) Exchequer Memoranda Rolls (E 1 59, E 368) after 1327, although he
did consult the (very inadequate) medieval 'Repertories.' His survey of the wardrobe records in the Exchequer, K.R.,
Various Accounts (E 101) missed several relevant documents, including two account-books of major significance
(E 101/13/16 and E 101/369/11). He mentions Feet of Fines (CP 25) in his Schedule of Records examined for vol. i
(p.lxxiv), but appears to have used Fines for the county of Cumberland only."* He also fails to make comprehensive
use of the Fine Rolls (C 60), which he does not include after about 1300, and is erratic in his treatment of the records
now forming the Ancient Petitions (SC 8). a class then in process of formation. The Fine Rolls have since been pub-
lished in calendar form for the period 1272-1471, and transcripts by Constance M. Eraser of petitions relating to
Scotland and Berwick are being prepared for publication by the Surtees Society .^ In an important group of Privy Seal
documents (E 28, Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt, Council and Privy Seal Records), he found only one item (vol. iv,
no. 816), possibly by chance.
Bain's search among records important for diplomacy was imperfect, and some curious gaps include those documents
since amalgamated to form the Treaty Rolls (C 76), now published for the period 1234-1325 (vol.i, 1955). Of even
more obvious Scottish relevance are the 'Great Rolls of Scotland', the notarial records of the process whereby Edward I
in 1 291-2 adjudged that John Balliol should become king of Scotland, but Bain does not calendar them as such.^ They
viii INTRODUCTION
have now been published by E.L.G. Stones and Grant G. Simpson under the title Edward I and the Tfirone of Scotland,
1290-96 (Oxford University Press, 2 vols., 1979). His apparent neglect of diplomatic records ostensibly concerning
Gascony is, by comparison, understandable, but several items which bear on Scottish affairs have gone unnoticed in
consequence, particularly the Gascon Calendar (E 36/187), a catalogue of all such records in the Exchequer and
Wardrobe, which includes brief descriptions of documents customarily used in negotiations with France to justify
English actions in Scotland. This has since been edited by G.P. Cuttino as The Gascon Calendar of 1322, Camden Third
Series, vol Ixx (London, 1949). The other great contemporary inventory of English records, the famous Calendar of
Bishop Stapeldon, is also of interest for its Scottish references (E 36/268). Although already printed by Francis Palgrave
in Ancient Kalendars, vol. i (1836), it was not used by Bain.
Aim and content of the present volume
Bain's Calendar is far from being the only historical compilation from Victorian, or even earlier, times which presents a
mass of useful matter but suffers from defects of scholarship. Professor C.R. Cheney has wisely remarked: 'If it is not
expedient to print documents in extenso, then there should be many more aids to the student in the shape of hand-
lists, which may enable him to find the document he needs.... We shall never see a revised Rymer's Foedera, and we do
not want one. But the book is there, with all its faults, indispensable for historians. Could we not have printed
corrigenda in a handy form, to prevent the constant repetition of Rymer's errors?'^ When a reprint of the four volumes
of Bain's original work was proposed, it therefore seemed desirable to provide, in an additional volume, certain aids,
including corrigenda and addenda. To attempt Bain's entire task over again would be impossible, but even a limited
amount of correction and addition can enhance the value of a still useful work.
It cannot be emphasised too strongly that even the present volume does not move more than a little further towards the
ideal, certainly unattainable, of calendaring in print all those items concerning Scotland in the middle ages which exist
among the English Public Records. No scholar should think that by using the five volumes of this work he is absolved
from searching for further information in English records, both printed and manuscript. Bain's four volumes have often
been looked upon as a kind of quarry, in which delvers could find good things and feel satisfied. The present volume, to
change the metaphor, should be seen rather as a signpost, intended both to help scholars in checking the original work
and to point them towards additional sources of information. This volume is not the result of a comprehensive survey
of the records printed since Bain's time or of those groups of manuscripts which he either did not cover or covered
incompletely. Its aim is limited: but it is hoped that even so it may prove helpful.
The volume has been divided into three sections: (1) References and corrections related to the entries in volumes i-iv;
(2) Additions, that is, items not noted by Bain; (3) Letters of protection, attorney and respite of debts, which form a
specialised group of additions, taken from the Rotuli Scotiae. In the work of compilation certain procedures have been
systematic and comprehensive, others have involved only partial coverage, and it is important to make clear the
distinction.
Section 1 : References and corrections
This section lists in order all entries in volumes i-iv. Where it is known that an entry has been printed subsequent to the
period of Bain's researches, in, for example, one of the many volumes of Calendars issued by the Public Record Office,
a reference is given to such later work. It is reasonable to assume that these works will nearly always be more accurate
than Bain and they are normally fuller in content. (The Calendars of Inquisitions Post Mortem (16 vols., 1904 - ) are.
however, an exception: their entries are briefer than Bain's.) References are also occasionally provided to works pub-
lished by the Record Commission before Bain's time. All these essentially bibliographical references are intended to
enable the user to find a more reliable text than Bain's, which he can thus check. No comprehensive comment is offered
on mistakes in such entries in Bain, althougli occasionally a significant error is noted. It will be obvious that use of the
indexes in the volumes to which the reader is referred may often lead him to items which Bain missed. In searching for
INTRODUCTION IX
printed materials, the editors have tried to make comprehensive use of the official Calendars, but their coverage of non-
official pubhcations, such as those issued by local record societies, has inevitably been less thorough.
Where no other published text of an entry is known to exist, the P.R.O. manuscript reference is stated. These have been
taken from handwritten additions in the Round Room copy of Bain's Calendar, at the P.R.O. The references there
stated have been assumed to be accurate and have not been checked against the original manuscripts, except occasion-
ally in cases of difficulty. In a very few instances the manuscript quoted by Bain cannot now be found, and such entries
have been noted as 'not traced'. The intention in providing the manuscript reference is to enable the user to check Bain's
work, either by personally consulting the original text or by acquiring a photocopy of it. In this connection users should
remember that membrane and folio numbers have sometimes been altered since Bain's time. Such numbers have not
normally been re-checked for the present work and it may be necessary at times to cast around in a manuscript, using
the old numerations, in order to identify an item. It has occasionally been possible to provide a correction or correc-
tions to an entry which remains unprinted apart from Bain. No systematic search for such has been made, but if a
correction is known from remarks in print, or if it has been noted by a scholar who has checked the manuscript, it
has been incorporated. It should not be assumed that the corrections listed are necessarily all that require to be made
to an entry.
Two small groups of Scottish records were transferred in 1937 and 1948 from the P.R.O. to the Scottish Record Office,
where they form part of the Register House Series, as RH5. For these items the S.R.O. reference has been stated; and a
few which Bain omitted have been incorporated in Section 2 of the present work.
Section 2: Additions
Tliis section provides additional items, and some description of the form of calendaring is necessary. As a general rule, a
reasonably full style has been adopted, mentioning all topics, persons and places referred to. But in some instances
methods of shortening the entries further have been used. Where account books or other extensive documents are
involved, only the sections relating to Scotland have been calendared and these have been identified as 'extracts'. Where
a text is already adequately available in print, only a short calendar is provided and this brevity will be readily explained
by the provision at the end of the entry of a reference to the printed text. Short calendars are also used where an item
has been drawn from one of the P.R.O. Lists and Indexes. Such calendars are enclosed in square brackets; as are also
parts of a more extensive item which have been treated summarily because of their comparative unimportance or partial
illegibility. In addition, all supplied information, including dates and editorial comments, is enclosed in square brackets.
Certain calendar entries have for convenience been subdivided by the insertion either of roman numerals or of letters.
Numerals are normally used where a number of distinct but related documents share the same reference number or
date, because, for example, several such documents have been stitched together or are enrolled on the same membrane.
Letters are used to subdivide unusually large entries; the divisions are more or less arbitrary and are designed to make
reading easier.
Names have been dealt with as follows. In personal names, surnames are given in the form of the manuscript, but fore-
names have been modernised, except for unusual specimens. Familiar place-names of frequent occurrence, e.g. of
major towns, castles and woods, have been modernised in the calendar entries, but their manuscript forms have been
noted in the index, where these are stated in brackets after the modern forms.
The additional materials for this volume have been accumulated in two ways. First, a number of individual items have
been kindly contributed by scholars, in response to appeals, or have been noted by the editors in the course of their
work. These are all essentially strays, included lest they again sink below the surface and are lost to view. Accordingly, it
must not be assumed, because a document fiom a particular P.R.O. class is included among the additions, that the class
in question has been thorouglily combed for additional material.
X INTRODUCTION
Secondly, an attempt has been made to check in a reasonably comprehensive way twelve particularly important record
classes. In view of the known defects of Bain's original researches, it would be foolish to claim that work for the
present volume has extracted every remaining item from this body of records. Indeed, some items whose interest was
very slight, or whose text was very illegible, have been deliberately passed by. But, since it is to these classes that the
main effort of search has been directed, it is proper to specify them here and to indicate how each has been dealt with.
Chancery
(1) Early Chancery Proceedings (C 1), 1467-1500: a full check has been made from the descriptive list in Lists and
Indexes, vols, xvi and xx (1903, 1906).
This class was not used by Bain.
(2) Chancery Miscellanea, Scottish Documents (C 47/22): a full check has been made from the descriptive list in Lists
and Indexes, vol. xlix (1923).
(3) Chancery Miscellanea, Diplomatic Documents (C 47/27-32): a full check has been made from the descriptive list in
Lists and Indexes, vol. xlix (1923).
(4) Duchy of Lancaster, Royal Charters (DL 10): a full check has been made from the descriptive list in Lists and
Indexes, Supplementary Series, no. v, vol. 3 (1964).
(5) Duchy of Lancaster, Cartae Miscellaneae (DL 36): a full check has been made from the descriptive Ust in Lists and
Indexes, Supplementary Series, no. v, vol. 3 (1964).
Exchequer
(6) Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt, Council and Privy Seal Records (E 28): a full check has been made from the
original records. A set of xerox copies of all items concerning Scotland is now held in the Scottish Record Office. Bain
noted only one item from this class (vol. iv, no. 816).
(7) Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt, Diplomatic Documents (E 30): a full check has been made from the descriptive
list in List and Indexes, vol. xlix (1923).
(8) Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt, Scottish Documents (E 39): a full check has been made from the descriptive list in
Lists and Indexes, vol. xlix (1923).
(9) Exchequer, King's Remembrancer, Various Accounts (E 101): a selection has been made from this very large class,
based on Lists and Indexes, vol. xxxv (Amended edition, 1963). List of Documents relating to the Household and
Wardrobe, John - Edward I (Public Record Office Handbooks, no. 7, 1964) has also been useful and indicates material
which would repay further searching.
Special Collections
(10) Special Collections, Ancient Correspondence (SC 1): a partial check has been made from the index prepared for a
new descriptive list. The process consisted mainly of checking all index entries under 'Scotland', but entries for a
number of prominent Scottish personal and place names were also checked. A set of xerox copies of all documents
from this class which have been included is now held in the Scottish Record Office.
(11) Special Collections, Papal Bulls (SC 7): a full check has been made from the descriptive list in Lists and Indexes,
vol. xlix (1923).
(12) Special Collections, Ancient Petitions (SC 8): a full check has been made from tlie index in Lists and Indexes,
vol. i (1892).
In addition, the more important documents have been incorporated from the register of Richard Kellaw, bishop of
Durham from 1311 to 1316 (Palatinate of Durham, Chancery Records, Durham 3/1). This was published in full trans-
cript in Registrum Palatinum Dunelmense, ed. T.D. Hardy (Rolls Series, 4 vols., 1 873-8).
Section 3: Rotuli Scotiae
The principal series of enrolments concerning Scotland among the English Public Records is the Rotuli Scotiae (C 71),
a set of 1 13 rolls extending from 1291 to 1516.^ These were printed in (apparently) full transcript in two folio volumes
INTRODUCTION xi
published by the Record Commission in 1814 and 1819. Bain was therefore instructed to omit these records entirely
from his Calendar and duly noted this fact.' But unfortunately the editors of the Rotuli Scotiae had themselves
omitted from their edition two categories of entry: 'vacated', that is, cancelled entries, and a considerable number of
letters of protection, of respite for debts, and of attorney. Since such items obviously constituted a gap in the coverage
of material relating to Scotland, it has been decided to include them in the present volume, even althougli they are in
fact additions to a publication many years older than Bain's. The fact of their omission has often gone unnoticed and
the present volume presents an appropriate opportunity to put them into print. In preparation for this a complete
check has been made of the manuscript rolls against the printed edition.
It should also be emphasised that most of these additions may have even greater interest for English historians than
for those seeking illumination from English records on events in Scotland. They largely concern the activities of English-
men, in very considerable numbers, who were directly or indirectly involved in the wars against Scotland from 1296
onwards. They provide valuable evidence about those who set out, or intended to set out, on the Scottish campaigns
and about who their leaders, retinues and companions were. At the same time some degree of caution is required in
interpreting such records. It must be remembered that the issue of letters of protection, or some related document, in
connection with service in Scotland cannot be taken as evidence that a particular individual in fact went to Scotland.
Further, from about the mid-fifteenth century onwards the Rotuli Scotiae came to be used for purposes of a legal
technicahty in the English courts: the numerous merchants who took out letters of protection for a journey to Berwick
were not setting off to assist in the English war effort, but were merely using this procedure as a convenient excuse to
escape temporarily from some legal action. Such entries have only a very tenuous connection with Anglo-Scottish
affairs.
For convenience, this section has been divided into two parts. In part i are placed letter of respite and of attorney, and
various items omitted from the original edition because 'vacated'. Part ii consists of letters of protection, grouped
together since they are so numerous and can be dealt with more succinctly en bloc.
The general aim in calendaring Rotuli Scotiae material has been to exclude as much common form as possible and to
retain only the essentials of each entry. Each calendar entry normally contains only the following basic elements:
date, name of grantee, term of the grant, and the manuscript reference. Entries for letters of attorney and of respite
also give the names of the attorneys appointed or of the officials to whom the writs of respite were directed, plus the
place of granting. (For letters of protection the place of granUng is not stated, since these are normally listed in the
printed Rotuli Scotiae in summaries placed at the end of the section for each regnal year.) Also included in an entry
is any specific statement about the grantee's business in Scotland, or his membership of a particular company, retinue
or garrison, e.g. 'staying in the castle of Edinburgh', or 'with Robert de Clifford'; but general statements, such as
'in the Scottish war', or 'on the king's business', are omitted. If grantees were given letters of attorney or a respite on
the same date as their letters of protection, or shortly before or after that, cross-references have been inserted in the
form, e.g. '[no. 1440] '. The term of grant is normally stated as, e.g., 'Michaelmas' and this to be understood as 'until
Michaelmas next'.
All letters of one type and of the same date have been grouped together under that date. Thus their place in the
calendar does not necessarily reflect the order in which they appear in the rolls. Manuscript references may occur within a
date group, so that the manuscript reference given at the end of such a group should not be assumed to be applicable to
every item in it. Such changes of reference within groups have been emphasised, where necessary, by paragraphing, or
by stating the term of the grants after, not before, the final reference. Individual items in these groups, corresponding
to distinct sections or paragraphs in the rolls, have been separated by semi-colons. Where any of the various elements
of the entry are common to a number of consecutive items within it, they have been summarised, either at the end of
the date group, or after the last item in it to which the common element applies, e.g.: '[all until Michaelmas] ', or 'all
with Robert Clifford'.
Xii INTRODUCTION
Almost all the letters of protection for the period 22 November, 1297, to 18 July, 1298, from rolls C 71/2 and
C 67/13, have been published in full transcript in Scotland in 1298, ed. Henry Gough (London, 1888), 14-51, together
with some letters of attorney and of respite (ibid. 53-5). These letters of protection are accordingly omitted from the
present volume. Letters of attorney and of respite with correlate to the protections printed by Gough (nos. 1 170-1243)
have been cross-referred to that volume, thus: '[Gough, 51]'. Cough's work also usefully provides full texts which can
be compared with the brief calendar forms presented below.
On account of the very large number of names involved, it has been decided, with regret, not to incorporate in the
Index any of the Rotuli Scotiae material calendared in section 3.
Material from the British Library
In his volumes iii and iv Bain included extracts from various manuscripts in the British Museum (now the British
Library). These were mainly royal Wardrobe books of the years 1296-1307, which had in various ways strayed from the
Public Records. The inclusion of this material in the Calendar certainly enhanced its value, but historians have sometimes
failed to realise that it has indeed been printed. Further material of this type exists in the British Library, and one
manuscript has been thoroughly examined to provide additional items for the present volume. This is a Wardrobe book
of the year 1 Edward IL 1307-8 (Additional MS. 35093).
PossibiUties for future research
It has already been emphasised that comprehensive publication of all Scottish references among the English Public
Records would be impossible. Nor would it be appropriate here to embark on an exhaustive survey of record groups
which might be usefully examined at some future date. But the editorial work for the present volume has revealed some
sources which might well repay investigation and it seems worth while to refer, though with due caution, to a selection
of these.
Chancery
( 1 ) Chancery Miscellanea (C 47). Althougli Scottish Documents (C 47/22) and Diplomatic Documents (C 47/27-32),
mentioned above, are the sections most likely to produce Scottish items, some others would be worth searching. In
C 47/2 (Army and Navy) and C 47/3 (Household and Wardrobe, Works, etc), for example, there are a few relevant
military and household items, mainly for the period 1292-1306.
Exchequer
(2) Exchequer, King's Remembrancer, Customs Accounts (E 122). This class includes customs accounts for Berwick,
c.l 295 - Edward VI (E 122/3/1-19, plus E 122/193/2, 8 and 9). These are mostly writs and receipts relating to assign-
ments on these customs, generally in poor condition. Since Berwick in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries changed
hands frequently, these records may be of Scottish interest. A guide, giving short descriptions, is available in Exchequer
K.R. Customs Accounts (vol. I, Aldeburgh - Lyme Regis), List and Index Society, vol. 43 (1969).
(3) Exchequer of Receipt, Writs and Warrants for Issues: Privy Seals (E 404/1-228). The warrants under the privy seal
in this class derive from the drafts, petitions and memoranda in the Treasury of Receipt, Council and Privy Seal series
(E 28) (see above, p.iv). But the E 28 series is very incomplete and the E 404 records may provide new information,
althougli the payments ordered by the various warrants generally appear on the Issue Rolls (E 403), which Bain did use.
There is a published index of the warrants from 1399 to 1485 (E 404/15-78) in Lists and Indexes. Supplementary
Series, no. ix, vol. 2 (1964) and it contains many Scottish references. A set of xerox copies of E 404/1/6 is held in the
S.R.O.
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(4) Exchequer of Receipt, Writs and Warrants for Issues: Wardrobe Debentures, etc. (E 404/481-516). The records in
E 404/485/6-18 concern the chamberlains of Scotland in the period 1296-1318 and are of obvious interest. E 404/481-
4 cover much the same period and might also be worth examining. A class list, giving a general indication of the types
of payment to which these warrants relate, is available in Class List of Records of the Exchequer of Receipt, List and
Index Society, vol. 31 (1968). Three items from E 404 are printed in fuU in Ranald Nicholson, Edward III and the
Scots (London, 1965), 238-9,241.
British Library and other repositories
At the British Library the resources of the Cottonian and Harleian collections, in particular, are still to some extent
unknown because of the lack of modern catalogues, such as that available for the Royal Manuscripts; and the earlier
volumes of the catalogues of Additional Manuscripts are, by modern standards, very inadequate.
Possibilities include: (1) transcripts of unknown record texts among still unprinted chronicles (see, for example,
E.L.G. Stones and Margaret N. Blount, 'The surrender of King John of Scotland to Edward I in 1296: some new evi-
dence'. Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, xlviii (1975), 94-106); (2) original diplomatic and administrative
documents, or transcripts of such, among miscellaneous composite volumes put together by collectors such as Sir
Robert Cotton (see, for example, documents in Stowe MS. 553, folios 28,32,120, apparently concerning a mission to
Andrew de Harcla).
Nev/ evidence, however, is perhaps most likely to emerge from the unprinted Wardrobe accounts which begin at the
year 6 Edward I and comprise some forty volumes. No list seems to have been published, but there is a useful typescript
list made in 1932 by E.W. Safford, available in the Round Room at the P.R.O. Examples include: Harleian MS. 5001,
accounts of the Wardrobe of the prince of Wales, 35 Edward I (a sixteenth-century copy, which is very incorrect, but
may be a complete transcript of the original); Phillipps MS.3785.545, Wardrobe book of the reign of Edward II.
Unprinted Wardrobe accounts also survive in the Bodleian Library, Oxford (MS. Tanner 197) and in the John Rylands
Library, Manchester (MSS. 229-32). In order to guide scholars to other similar records already in print, but little
known, it is worth mentioning here the Wardrobe books in the possession of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
The society published one of its accounts in full, under the title Liber Quotidianus Contrarotulatoris Garderobae a.r.
Regis Edward Primi 28 [1299-1300] , ed. John Topham (London, 1787), and extracts from two others are given in
Thomas Stapleton, 'A brief summary of the Wardrobe Accounts of the 10th, 11th and 14th years of King Edward IT,
Archaeologia, xxvi ( 1 863).
Acknowledgements
The complex editorial task of producing this volume has been assisted by a large body of helpers, to all of whom
grateful thanks are due. The staff of the Public Record Office provided both expert guidance and editorial facilities,
and special mention should be made of Miss P.M. Barnes, Miss Barbara Eames, Mr J.R. Ede, Miss D.H. Gifford, the late
Mr L.C. Hector and Mr R.E. Latham. The late Miss Mildred Wretts-Smith undertook with care and enthusiasm the labor-
ious task of dealing with the Rotuli Scotiae. Many scholars have generously given time and energy to contribute
information. Three in particular have taken a notable share: Professor A. A.M. Duncan surveyed an entire Wardrobe
book at the British Library and several at the P.R.O. ; Professor A.L. Brown extracted the considerable body of new
material from E 28; and Professor E.L.G. Stones provided both general guidance and a large number of corrections and
additions. The following have also assisted in a variety of ways: Mr D.A. Barrie, Professor G.W.S. Barrow, Mr Francis
Cowe, Dr Alexander Grant, Mrs Alison Hanham, Mr A.M. Jackson, Professor Ranald Nicholson, Mr J.J. Robertson,
Professor G.O. Sayles, Mr Norman Shead and Mr Bruce Webster.
J.D.G.
G.G.S.
xiv INTRODUCTION
Notes
1. E.L.G. Stones, 'Joseph Bain (1826-1911) and the origin of the "Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland"',
Archives, vi (1963-4), 78-84, 172-7, at p.79.
2. Art. cit.
3. Anglo-Scottish Relations, 1174-1328, ed. E.L.G. Stones (2nd edn., Oxford, 1970), p.xxxvii. We are grateful to
Professor Stones for permission to quote this passage.
4. DetaUs of Feet of Fines for a number of counties have been published by local record societies and these publi-
cations are useful for tracing English properties held by Scotsmen down to the fourteenth century, when the
Wars of Independence disrupted the previous pattern of Anglo-Scottish landholding.
5. See also Ancient Petitions relating to Northumberland, ed. CM. Eraser (Surtees Society, vol. clxxvi, 1966),
which contains items relevant to Scotland.
6. Bain does mention the work of the two notaries involved, but in a muddled way (vol. ii, p.xviii); for discussion,
see E.L.G. Stones, 'The Records of the Great Cause', Scottish Historical Review, xxxv (1956), 96. Photographic
facsimiles of these important rolls, one set of which carries the record down to 1296, have been deposited in
the Scottish Record Office, Edinburgh, and in the libraries of the universities of Aberdeen and Glasgow.
7. C.R. Cheney, The Records of Medieval England (Cambridge, 1956), 10-11.
8. For a brief description of their contents, see Guide to the Contents of the Public Record Office (1963), i,24-5;
and see also E.L.G. Stones, 'An addition to the Rotuli Scotiae', Scottish Historical Review, xxix (1950), 23-51,
which prints and comments on the roll for 2 Edward II.
9. Stones, 'Joseph Bain....', 176; vol. ii, p.lxi.
10. A few Protection Rolls for the period 1297-1304, now among the Supplementary Patent Rolls as C 67/13-15,
have also been incorporated in this process, since their contents are essentially the same as the protections on
the Rotuli Scotiae.
I
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY AND xv
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Full details of all Lists and Indexes, Calendars or transcripts published by the Public Record Office, and of
other Government record publications, can be found in the handbook British National Archives (H.M. Stationery
Office, Sectional List no. 24, periodically revised).
Publications by the various national and local record societies, up to March 1957, are detailed in Texts and
Calendars - an Analytical Guide to Serial Rtblications. ed. E.L.C. Mullins (Royal Historical Society, 1958).
Accounts of the Masters of Works, add. H.M. Paton
and others (Edinburgh, 1957-). [Only vol. I.
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T. Thomson and C. Innes, 12 vols. (Rec. Comm.,
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Charters, and of the Welch and Scottish Rolls....
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BM: British Museum
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edd. P.M. Powicke and E.B. Fryde (London, 1961)
Bronnen tot dv Geschiedenis van den handcl met
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as RGPl
Cal. Chanc. R. Various: Calendar of Chancery
Rolls, Various (HMSO, 1912)
Cal. Chanc. War.: Calendar of Chancery Warrants,
vol. i. Privy Seals 1244-1326 (HMSO, 1927)
Cal. Charter R.: Calendar of Charter Rolls, 6 vols.
(HMSO, 1903-27)
Cal. Close R.: Calendar of Close Rolls, 47 vols.
(HMSO, 1900-63)
Cal. Fine R.: Calendar of Fine Rolls, 22 vols.
(HMSO, 1911-63)
Cal. Inq. Misc.: Calendar of Inquisitions
Miscellaneous, 7 vols. (HMSO, 1916-69)
Cal. Inq. P.M.: Calendar of Inquisitions Post
Mortem, 19 vols, in 2 series (HMSO, 1904-56)
Cal. Lib. R.: Calendar of Liberate Rolls, 6 vols.
(HMSO, 1917-64)
Cal. Papal Letters: Calendar of Papal Letters,
14 vols. (HMSO, 1894-1961)
Cal. Pat. R.: Calendar of Patent Rolls, 71 vols.
(HMSO, 1901-74)
Cat. Anc. Deeds or Anc. Deeds: A Descriptive
Catalogue of Ancient Deeds in the Public Record
Office, 6 vols. (1890-1915)
Cely Papers: Selections from the correspondence
and memoranda of the Cely Family, merchants of
the Staple, 1475-1488, ed. Henry E. Maiden
(Royal Historical Soc, 1900)
Chaplais, Pierre (ed.): English Royal Documents
1199-1461 (Oxford, 1971)
(ed.): The War of Saint-Sardos:Gascon
Correspondence (Camden Third Series, vol.
ixxxvii, 1954)
Charter R. 1199-1216: Rotuli Chartarum in Turri
Londinensi asservati, ed. T.D. Hardy (Rec. Comm.
1837)
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY AND
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Charters, Bulls and other Documents relating to the
Abbey of Inchaffray, edd. W.A. Lindsay and others
(SHS, 1908)
Chron. Lanercost: Chronicon de Lanercost 1201-1346,
ed. ]. Stevenson (Bannatyne Club, 1839). [Contains
an important appendix of illustrative documents,
1220-1327, from the Public Record Office and
British Museum].
Close R. 1204-24 and 1224-1227: Rotuli Litterarum
Clausarum in Turri Londinensi asservati, ed. T.D.
Hardy, 2 vols. (Rec. Comm., 1833-44)
Close R. 1227-1272: Transcripts of Close Rolls for
these years, published by the Public Record Office
in 14 volumes (1902-38)
Cole, Docs, from Records of Q.R.: Documents
Illustrative of English History in the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Centuries, from the Records of the
Queen's Remembrancer in the Exchequer, ed.
H. Cole (Rec. Comm., 1844)
Conway, Agnes: Henry VH's Relations with
Scotland and Ireland, 1485-1498 (Cambridge, 1932)
Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents relating to
Great Britain and Ireland, edd. A.W. Haddan and
W. Stubbs, 3 vols. (Oxford, 1869-73)
Cumberland and Westmorland Society: Transactions
of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian
and Archaeological Society (1874- )
Cur. Reg. R. 1194-99 and 1199-1200: Rotuli Curiae
Regis: rolls or records of the courts held before
the King's Justiciars or Justices, 6 Richard I -
1 John, ed. F. Palgrave, 2 vols. (Rec. Comm.,
1835)
Cur. Reg. R. 1189-1237: Transcripts of the Curia
Regis rolls, published by the Public Record
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Davies, J. Conway: The Baronial Opposition to
Edward II, its Character and Policy: a study in
administrative history (Cambridge, 1918)
Dip. Docs.: Diplomatic Documents: vol. i, 1101-
1272 (HMSO, 1964)
Dunbar, ].G. and Duncan, A. A.M.: 'Tarbert Castle, Feodera (H): Foedera,... (etc), Hague edition,
a contribution to the history of Argyll', SHR, 1
(1971), 1-17
Duncan, A. A.M.: 'Documents Relating to the Priory
of the Isle of May c. 1140-1313', PSAS, xc (1956-7),
52-80
'The early parliaments of Scotland', SHR, xlv
(1966), 36-58
Durham Registrum: Registrum Palatinum Dunelmense;
the Register of Richard de Kellawe, ed. T.D. Hardy,
4 vols. (Rolls Series, 1873-8)
Edwards, Ancient Correspondence, Wales: Calendar
of Ancient Correspondence concerning Wales, ed.
J.G. Edwards (Cardiff, 1935)
Edwards, Littere Wallie: Littere Wallie preserved
in Liber A in the Public Record Office, ed.. J.G.
Edwards (Cardiff, 1940)
EHR: English Historical Review (1886- )
Essays in History presented to R.L. Poole, ed.
H.W.C. Davis (Oxford, 1927)
The Exchequer Rolls of Scotland, edd. J. Stuart
and others, 23 vols. (Edinburgh, 1878-1908)
Feet of F ines preserved in the Public Record
Office of the 10th year of King Richard I, A.D.
1198-1199, and a roll of the King's Court of
Richard I, Pipe Roll Soc, old series, xxiv (1900).
[Reprinted 1929].
Fine R. 1199-1216: Rotuli de Oblatibus et Finibus
in Turri Londinensi asservati.,.. tempore Regis
Johannis, ed. T.D. Hardy (Rec. Comm., 1835)
Fine R. 1216-46 and 1246-72: Exerpta e Rotulis
F inium in Turri Londinensi asservati, Henry III,
1216-72. ed. C. Roberts, 2 vols. (Rec. Comm.,
1835-36)
Foedera, Conventiones, Litterae et Cuiuscunque
Generis Acta Publica etc.; or Rymer's Foedera
1066-1383, edd. A. Clarke and others. Record
Commission edition, 4 vols, in 7 parts (1816-69).
[This is the edition cited here, unless otherwise
noted].
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY AND
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
10 vols. (The Hague, 1739-45)
Foedera (0): Foedera,... (etc), Original edition,
20 vols. (London, 1704-35)
Furness Coucher. The Gaucher Book of Furness
Abbey, edd. J.C. Atkinson and J. Browbill,
3 vols. (Chetham Soc, 1886-1935)
Gairdner, J. (ed): Letters and papers illustrative
of the Reigns of Richard III and Henry VII,
2 vols. (Rolls Series, 1861-63)
Gascon Rolls 1307-1317, edd. Y. Renouard and
R. Fawtier (PRO and Comite des Travaux
Historiques, 1964)
Gough, Henry (ed.): Scotland in 1298; Documents
relating to the campaign of Edward I in that year
(Paisley, 1888). [Also cited here as Gough].
Green [formerly Wood], Mary Anne Everett: Lives
of the Princesses of England from the Norman
Conquest, 6 vols. (London, 1849-55)
Halliwell (Phillips), J.G.: Letters of the Kings of
England, 2 vols. (London, 1846)
Hansisches Urkundenbuch, ed. Konstantin Hohlbaum
(Halle, 1876)
Hingeston, F.C. (ed.): Royal and Historical Letters
during the reign of Henry the Fourth, 2 vols.
(Rolls Series, 1860-4). [Vol. 2 issued with MS.
amendments, 1965].
HMSO; Publications of Her Majesty's Stationery
Office
Hockey, S.F.: 'The Transport of Isle of Wight corn
to feed Edward I's army in Scotland', EHR,
Ixxvii (1962), 703-5
Hunter, Joseph: 'King Edward's Spoliations in
Scotland in 1296', Archaeological Journal, xiii
(1856), 245-55
Instrumenta Publica, sive Processus super
Fidelitatibus et Homagiis Scotorum Domino Regi
Angliae Factis, 1291-96 (Bannatyne Club, 1834)
Roll of Thomas de Brantingham ... Lord High
Treasurer of England, concerning payments made
in 44 Edward III (1370), ed. Frederick Devon (Rec.
Comm., 1835)
Johnson, Charles: 'The Homage for Guienne in
1304', EHR, xxiii (1908), 728-9
'Negotiations for the Ransom of David Bruce in
1349', EHR, xxxvi (1921), 57-8
Kingsford, C.L.: Prejudice and Promise in 15th-
century England {OxiotA, 1925)
(ed.): Stonor Letters and Papers 1290-1483
(Camden Third Series, vols, xxix, xxx, 1919)
Letters of Richard Fox, 1486-1527, edd. P.S. and
H.M. Allen (London, 1929)
Lettres des Rois, Reines et autres personnages des
cours de France et d'Angleterre, ed. J.J.
Champollion - Figeac (Paris, 1839-47)
Lib. R. 1200-11: Rotuli de Liberate ac de Misis et
Praestitis, regnante Johanne [1200-11], ed. T.D.
Hardy (Rec. Comm., 1844)
Liber Quotidianus Contrarotulatoris Garderobe, ed.
J. Topham (Society of Antiquaries, London, 1787)
Lists and Indexes: Public Record Office, 55 vols.
(1892-1936). Supplementary series, published by
the List and Index Society (1965- )
Lubimenko, Inna: Jean de Bretagne comte de
Richmond; sa vie et son activite en Angleterre,
en Ecosse et en France (Lille, 1908)
Memoranda de Parliamento [etc.], 1305, ed. F.W.
Maitland (Rolls Series, 1893)
The Memoranda Roll of the King's Remembrancer,
for Michaelmas 1230 - Trinity 1231, ed. C.
Robinson, Pipe Roll Soc, new series, vol. 11
(1933)
Milne, Isabel A.: 'An Extent of Carrick in 1260',
SHR, xxxiv (1955), 46-9
Morris, J.E.: The Welsh Wars of Edward I (Oxford,
1901)
Nat. MSS. Scot.: Facsimiles of the National
Manuscripts of Scotland, 3 vols. (London, 1867-72)
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY AND
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Nicholson, Ranald: Edward III and the Scots; the
forwative years of a military career 1327-1335
(London, 1965)
Palgrave, Ancient Kalendars or Kalendars: Antient
Kalendars and Inventories of the Exchequer, ed.
Sir Francis Palgrave, 3 vols. (Rec. Comm., 1836)
Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot.: Documents and Records
illustrating the History of Scotland (etc.), ed. F.
Palgrave (Rec. Comm., 1837). [Only vol. 1 was
published; transcripts of material for other vols.
are preserved in the PRO (reference PRO 31/7/61-
4)].
Paris, Matthew: Chronica Majora, ed. H.R. Luard,
7 vols. (Rolls Series, 1872-84)
Parliamentary Writs and Writs of Military Summons,
with Records and Muniments relating to Suit and
Sen-ice to Parliament, etc., ed. F. Palgrave,
2 vols. (Rec. Comm., 1827-34)
Pat. R. 1201-16: Rotuli Litterarum Patentium in
Tuni Londinensi asservati, ed. T.D. Hardy (Rec.
Comm., 1835)
Pat. R. 1216-25 and 1225-32: Transcripts of the
Patent Rolls for these years, published by the
PRO in 2 vols. (1901, 1903)
Pipe R. 1129-30: Magnum Rotulum Scaccarii vel
magnum rotulum pipae de anno 31 Regis Henry I.
ed. Joseph Hunter (Rec. Comm., 1833).
[Reprinted in 1929].
Pipe R. 1155-8: Great Rolls of the Pipe of 2-3-4
Henry It. ed. Joseph Hunter (Rec. Comm., 1844).
[Reprinted in 1930).
Pipe R. 1158-1188: Transcripts published, with
other documents, by the Pipe Roll Society;
called the 'old series'. 38 vols. (1884-1925)
Pipe R. 1188-9: The Great Roll of the Pipe for the
first year of the reign of King Richard I. 1188-89.
ed. Joseph Hunter (Rec. Comm., 1844)
Pipe R. 1189-90. and subsequent years: Pipe Roll
Society publications, 'new series', vols. 1-
(1925- ). [Also numbered from vol. 39 in
continuation of the 'old series'].
Pleas before the King or his Justices 1198-1212, ed.
D.M. Stenton, 4 vols. (Selden Soc, 1953-67)
Power, E.E. and Postan, M.M.: Studies in English
Trade in the Fifteenth Century (London, 1951)
Powicke, F.M.: The Thirteenth Century, 1216-1307
(Oxford, 1953)
Prestwich, Michael: 'Victualling Estimates for
English Garrisons in Scotland during the early
Fourteenth Century', EHR, Ixxxii (1967), 536-43
PRO: Public Record Offi
Londc
Proceedings of the Privy Council of England, 10
Richard II - 33 Henry VIII, ed. Sir N.H. Nicholas,
7 vols. (Rec. Comm., 1834-7)
Prynne, Records: Exact Chronological Vindication
of our King's Supreme Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction
[etc], ed. W. Prynne, iii (London, 1670). [Some-
times called Prynne 's 'History of King John. King
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PSAS: Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of
Scotland (1851- )
Raine, J. (ed.): Historical Papers and Letters from
the Northern Registers (Rolls Series, 1873)
Rec. Comm.: Record Commission Publications
The Red Book of the Exchequer, ed. Hubert Hall,
3 vols. (Rolls Series, 1897)
Register and Records of Holm Cultram, edd. F.
Grainger and W.G. Collingwood (Cumberland and
Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Soc,
Record Series vol. vii, 1929)
Registra Johannis Whethawstede, Willelmi Albion et
Willelmi Walingforde, Abbalum Monasterii Sancti
Albani. ed. H.T. Riley, 2 vols. (Rolls Series,
1872-3)
Robertson, Concilia: Concilia Scotiae: Ecclesiae
Scoticanae statuta tarn provincalia quam synodalia
quae supersunt MCCXXV-MDLIX . ed. J. Robertson
(Bannatyne Club, 1866)
Robertson, Pari. Recs.: The Parliamentary Records
of Scotland, ed. W. Robertson (Edinburgh, 1804)
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY AND
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Rolls of Justices in Eyre for Gloucestershire,
Warwickshire and Staffordshire, 1221-2, ed. D.M.
Stenton (Selden Soc, 1940)
Rolls of the Justices in Eyre in Yorkshire, 1218-19.
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden Soc, 1937)
Rot. Scot.: Rotuli Scotiae in Turri Londinensi el in
Dome Capitulari W estmonasteriensi Asservati, edd.
D. Macpherson and others, 2 vols. (Rec. Comm.,
1814-19)
Rotuli Parliamentorum Hactenus Inediti 1279-1373,
edd. H.G. Richardson and G.O. Sayles (Camden
Third Series, vol. li, 1935)
Rotuli Parliamentorum ut et Petitiones et Placita in
Parliamento, edd. R. Blyke and others, 6 vols.
(London, 1767-77)
Round, J.H., and others: 'The Barons' Letter to the
Pope', The Ancestor, vi (1903), 185-96
Roy. Lett. 1216-35 and 1236-72: see Shirley, Royal
Letters, below
Sayles, CO.: 'Ancient Correspondence', SHR,
xxiv (1927), 325-6
'The Guardians of Scotland and a Parliament at
Rutherglen in 1300', ib., 245-50
Se/ec< Cases before the King's Council 1243-1482.
edd. LS. Leadham and J.F. Baldwin (Selden Soc,
1918)
Select Cases Concerning the Law Merchant, 1239-
1779, edd. C. Gross and H. Hall, 3 vols. (Selden
Soc, 1908-32)
Select Cases in the Court of King's Bench under
Edward I, etc.. ed. G.O. Sayles, 7 vols. (Selden
Soc, 1936-71)
Shirley, Royal Letters: Royal and other Historical
Letters illustrative of the Reign of Henry III, ed.
W.W. Shirley, 2 vols. (Rolls Series, 1862, 1866).
[Also cited as Roy. Lett.].
SHR: Scottish Historical Review (1903-28,
1947- )
SHS: Scottish History Society
SRO: Scottish Record Office, H.M. General
Register House, Edinburgh
Stevenson, Documents: Documents Illustrative of
the History of Scotland 1286-1306, ed. J. Stevenson,
2 vols. (Edinburgh, 1870)
Stevenson, Illustrations: Illustrations of Scottish
History from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Century,
ed. J. Stevenson (Maitland Club, 1834)
Stevenson, Wallace Docs.: Documents Illustrative
of Sir William Wallace, his Life and Times, ed.
J. Stevenson (Maitland Club, 1841)
Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations: Anglo-Scottish
Relations 1174-1328, some selected Documents,
ed. E.L.G. Stones (London, 1965)
Stones, E.L.G. : 'The English Mission to Edinburgh
in 1328', SHR, xxviii (1949), 121-32
'An addition to the Rotuli Scotiae', SHR, xxix
(1950), 23-51
'The Anglo-Scottish Negotiations of 1327', SHR,
XXX (1951), 49-54
'The Submission of Robert Bruce to Edward I,
c. 1301-2', SHR, xxxiv (1955), 122-34
'The Records of the Great Cause of 1291-92', SHR,
XXXV (1956), 89-109
'An Allusion to the Black Rood of Scotland in
1346', SHR, xxxviii (1959), 174-5
'An Undelivered Letter from Paris to Scotland
(1303)?', EHR, Ixxx (1965), 86-8
Storey, R.L.: 'Marmaduke Lumley, bishop of
Carlisle', Transactions of the Cumberland and
Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological
Society, Iv (1956), 112-131
Tanquerey, Lettres Anglo-Francaiscs: Recueil de
Lettres Anglo-Francaises 1265-1399, ed. F.J.
Tanquerey (Paris, 1916)
Taylor, A. J.: 'English Builders in Scotland during
the War of Independence: a Record of 1304', SHR,
xxxiv (1955), 44-6
Theiner, Vetera Monumenta: Vetera Monumenta
Hibcrnorum et Scotorum Historiam Illustrantia,
ed. A. Theiner (Rome, 1864)
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
Thornley, Isobel D. (ed.): England under the
Yorkists 1460-85, illustrated from Contemporary
Sources (London, 1920)
Treaty Rolls 1235-1325 and 1337-1339, 2 vols.
(HMSO, 1956, 1972)
TSES: Transactions of the Scottish Ecclesiological
Society (1903- )
Watson, George: 'The Black Rood of Scotland',
TSES, ii (1906-7), 27-46
Willelmi Rishanger Chronica et Annales 1259-1307,
ed. H.T. Riley (Rolls Series, 1865)
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Chancery Miscellanea
Chancery, Parliamentary and
Council Proceedings
Chancery, Close Rolls
Chancery, Fine Rolls
Chancery, Gascon Rolls
Chancery, Liberate Rolls
Chancery, Norman Rolls
Chancery, Patent Rolls
Chancery, Patent Rolls
(Supplementary)
Chancery, Roman Rolls
Chancery, Scottish Rolls
Chancery, Treaty Rolls
Chancery, Warrants for the Great
Seal, Series I
Chancery, Warrants for the Great
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Chancery, Extents for Debts
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Series I, Henry IV
Chancery, Inquisitions ad quod
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Chancery, Criminal Inquisitions
Chancery, Inquisitions
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Chancery, Ancient Deeds, Series C
Chancery, Ancient Deeds, Series CS
C 153 Vetus Codex or Placita
Partiawentada
C 202 Chancery Files
CP 25 Court of Common Pleas, Feet of
Fines
DL 7 Duchy of Lancaster, Inquisitions
post mortem
DL 10 Duchy of Lancaster, Royal Charters
DL 25 Duchy of Lancaster, Ancient Deeds,
Series L
DL 27 Duchy of Lancaster, Ancient Deeds,
Series LS
DL 34 Duchy of Lancaster, Ancient
Correspondence and Diplomatic
Documents
DL 36 Duchy of Lancaster, Cartae
Miscellaneae
DL 42 Duchy of Lancaster, Miscellaneous
Books
E 28 Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt,
Council and Privy Seal Records
E 30 Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt,
Diplomatic Documents
E 36 Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt,
Books
E 36/274-5 Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt,
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PART I
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Volume 1 - Pages 1 - 42
Volume 2 - Pages 43 - 78
Volumes - Pages 79-103
Volume 4 - Pages 104- 131
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1065
1 June 5 E 39/87.
[1108-24]
2 DL 25/77.
1130-1 (Read ■1129-30')
[1140-52]
[1124-40]
1140-52]
Pipe R.
; 129-30,
7,
Pipe R.
1129-30,
9.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
19.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
24.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
28.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
29.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
31.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
31.
31
Pipe R.
1129-30,
35.
32
Pipe R.
1129-30,
35.
33
Pipe R.
1129-30,
36.
34
Pipe R.
1129-30,
36.
35
Pipe R.
1129-30,
46.
36
Pipe R.
1129-30,
48.
37
Pipe R.
1129-30,
49.
38
Pipe R.
1129-30,
61.
39
Pipe R.
1 129-30,
85.
40
Pipe R.
1129-30,
104.
41
Pipe R.
1129-30,
108.
Pipe R.
1129-30.
115, 117.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
131.
Pipe R.
1129-30,
133.
42
Pipe R.
1129-30,
134.
43
Pipe R.
1129-30,
140-142.
44
Pipe R.
1129-30,
142, 143.
45
Pipe R.
1129-30,
148, 150,
46
151, 152.
47
48
DL 25/78.
DL 36/1/170. For '[ 1140-
52]' read '[c. 1136-
1147]'. [The bishop
appears to be John, who
held the see from before
1118 to 1147. He is the
only bishop of Glasgow
from whom both the elder
and younger Robert Bruce
held land. The later limit-
date is fixed by his death
in 1147. As the witness
'Duncan' is likely to be
Duncan, earl of Fife, the
earlier limit-date can be
fixed by his acquisition
of that earldom c. 1136.
See British Chronology,
292, 476.]
Pipe R. 1155-8, 7, 8.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 9, 10.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 19, 20.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 27.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 31.
Pipe R. 1 155-8, 32.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 39.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 45.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 46.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 47.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 57.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 83.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 84, 85.
Pipe P. 1155-8, 85.
Pipe P. 1155-8, 86.
Pipe P. 1155-8. 90.
Pipe R. 1155-8, 90.
Pipe P. 1155-8, 104.
Pipe P.
1155-8,
114
Pipe R.
1 155-8,
119
Pipe R.
1155-8,
122
Pipe R.
1155-8,
142
Pipe R.
1155-8,
145
Pipe R.
1155-8,
146
Pipe R.
1155-8,
153
Pipe P.
1155-8,
155
Pipe P.
1155-8,
156
Pipe R.
1 155-8.
164
Pipe R.
1 155-8.
166
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Vol. 1 Vol. 1
60 Pipe R. 1155-8, 168. 96 Pipe R. 1163-4. 1.
61 Pipe/?, i 755-5, 175. 97 Pipe R. 1163-4, 2.
62 Pipe R. 1155-8, 177. 98 Pipe R. 1163-4, 10.
63 Pipe R. 1155-8, 178. 99 Pipe R. 1163-4, 34.
1159
64 Pipe R. 1158-9, 13, 14.
65 Pipe R. 1158-9, 26.
66 Pipe R. 1158-9, 30.
67 Pipe R. 1158-9, 33.
1160
68 Pipe R. 1159-60, 15.
69 Pipe R. 1159-60, 24.
70 Pipe R. 1159-60. 34.
71 Pfpei?. 1159-60, 37, 38.
72 Pipe P. 1159-60, 40.
73 Pipe P. 1159-60, 56, 57.
1165
100
PipeR. 1164-5, 22.
101
Pipe R. 1164-5. 27, 30.
102
PipeR. 1164-5, 32.
103
Pipe P. 1165-6, 36.
1166
104
Pipe R. 1165-6, 75, 76.
105 [1166]
DL 27/37. For '[1166] 'read
'[1165-74]'.
106
Pipe P. 1165-6, 78, 79.
107
Pipe R. 1165-6, 109.
74 Pipe P. ;;60-;, 23.
108 Pipe P. 7/66-7, 73, 75, 76.
109 Pipe P. 1166-7, 104, 118,
120, 105, 107, 111, 123.
75 Pipe P. 1160-1. 33. ^q Pipe P. 1166-7. 158.
76 Pipe P. 7/60-7,40. n, Pipe P. 7/66-7, 167.
1162 1168
77 PipeR. 1161-2. 3. 112 PipeR. 1167-8, 47.
78 Pipe P. 7/67-2, 5. 113 Pipe p. 7767-S, 51, 52.
79 Pipe R. 1161-2, 8, 9. 114 pipe p. 7/67-5, 58.
115 Pipe P. 1167-8. 169, 170.
81
82
83
85 p;;:p: ;;;;:;: 4I: "^ ^'-^-''^^^
RA Pine P 7/6/-? 48 49 ^^^ Pipe P. //6S-9. 17.
It p ' ^- ^ J S' 118 Pipe P. //65-9, 74, 76. 75.
«^ Pipe P. //6/-2, 52. ^^^ P,peP.//6S-9, 130,132.
1163 1170
90 Pipe P. //62-3, 10, 11. 120 Pipe P. //69-70, 15, 16.
91 PipeR. 1162-3. 20. 121 Pipe P. 7/69-70, 23.
92 Pipe R. 1162-3. 29. 122 Pipe R. 1169-70, 28.
93 Pipe P. //62-3, 35, 36,37, 123 Pipe P. //69-70, 47, 49,50.
38, 40, 41. 124 Pipe R. 1169-70. 53.
94 Pipe P. //62- J, 43, 44. 125 Pipe P. /769-70. 88.
95 PipeR. 1162-3. 64. 126 Pipe R. 1169-70. 95.
Pipe P.
7767-2, 3.
Pipe R.
7/67-2, 5.
Pipe R.
7767-2, 8, 9.
Pipe R.
7/6/-2, 10.
Pipe R.
1161-2, 19,
20
Pipe P.
1161-2, 23.
Pipe R.
7767-2, 24.
Pipe P.
776/-2, 38.
Pipe R.
/76/-2, 41.
Pipe P.
7/67-2. 48,
49
Pipe R.
1161-2. 52.
Pipe P.
7/6/-2, 64,
65
Pipe P.
7 767-2, 71,
72
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
127
128
Pipe R. 1170-1, 75.
Pipe R. 1171-2, 66.
148
149
150
Pipe R. 1176-7, 82, 84.
PipeR. 1176-7, 120, 122.
Pipe R. 1176-7, 123.
129
130
131
1174
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139 December
[1165-74]
[1173 or 1174]
1175
Pipe R. 1172-3, 57.
Pipe R. 1172-3, 110, 113.
Pipe R. 1172-3, 114.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 48, 49.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 105, 107.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 107.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 107.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 125.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 135.
Pipe R. 1173-4, 138.
E 164/2, fo. 166. For full
text and translation, see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. l,q.v. also
for a discussion of various
texts.
See above no. 105 [1166).
See below no. 165 [1165-82].
140
Pipe P. 1174-5. 3, 4, 5, 6.
141
Pipe R. 1174-5, 165.
142
Pipe R. 1174-5, 172, 173.
143
Pipe R. 1174-5. 183, 184.
144
Pipe R. 1174-5, 185.
1176
145
Pipe R. 1175-6, 119-121.
146
Pipe R. 1175-6, 137, 138,
140.
147 [before 1177]
E164/2, fo. 176. Printed in
A.W. Haddan and W. Stubbs,
Councils and Ecclesiastical
Documents relating to Great
Britain and Ireland (Oxford,
1869-73), II. i, 244-5.
See below no. 195 [1188-9].
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
1179
1165-82]
Pipe R. 1177-S, 59, 62.
Pipe P. 1177-8, 74.
Pipe R. 1178-9, 26, 28.
Pipe R. 1178-9, 30, 31.
Pipe R. 1179-80. 61.
Pipe R. 1179-80, 75.
Pipe P. 1179-80, 141, 142.
Pipe R. 1179-80, 152.
Pipe R. 1180-1, 25.
Pipe R. 1180-1, 48.
Pipe R. 1180-1, 159.
Pipe R. 1181-2, 48, 49-50.
Pipe R. 1181-2, 136, 137.
Pipe R. 1181-2, 160.
DL 25/79. For '[1165-82]'
read '[probably 1173 or
1174]'.
Pipe P. 1182-3, 4, 5.
Pipe R. 1182-3, 56, 57, 58.
Pipe R. 1182-3. 149.
Pipe R. 1182-3, 162.
Pipe R. 1183-4, 42.
Pipe P. 1183-4, 51.
Pipe R. 1183-4, 94.
Pipe R. 1183-4, 139.
Pipe P. 1183-4. 144, 145.
4
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175
176
177
178
179
180
181
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182
183
184
185
186
187
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
[1188-9)
1189
196 December 5
PipeR. 1184-5, 11.
Pipe R. 1184-5, 60.
Pipe R. 1184-5t 78.
Pipe R. 1184-5, 117.
Pipe R. 1184-5, 150.
Pipe R. 1184-5, 184, 186.
Pipe R. 1184-5, 219.
Pipe R. 1185-6, 50.
Pipe R. 1185-6, 98.
Pipe R. 1185-6, 123, 125.
Pipe R. 1186-7, 28.
Pipe R. 1186-7. 41.
Pipe P. 1186-7, 95.
Pipe P. 1186-7, 182, 184,
185.
Pipe R. 1186-7, 191.
Pipe R. 1187-8, 20.
Pipe R. 1187-8, 98, 100,
101.
Pipe R. 1187-3, 191.
Pipe R. 1187-8, 131.
Pipe R. 1187-8, 192.
DL 36/1/227. For '[1188-9]'
read '[before 1177] '.
Printed Fuwess Coucher,
vol. II, part ii, 310-11.
Original transferred to SRO,
RH 5/1. Formerly
E 39/1/19. Transcript in
Red Book of the
Exchequer is now
E 164/2, fo. 166v. For
full text and translation,
see Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no. 2,
q.v. also for discussion
of text.
1189
197 [1189J DL 36/1/120.
1189-90 (Read '1188-9')
198
Pipe P. 1188-9, 88.
199
Pipe R. 1188-9, 101.
200
Pipe P. 1188-9, 137, 139.
201
Pipe R. 1188-9, 197.
202
Pipe R. 1188-9, 240, 242,
243.
203
Pipe R. 1188-9, 31.
204
Pipe R. 1188-9, 148, 151.
1190
205 June 24 C 47/12/5.
1190-1 (Read '1189-90')
206
Pipe P. 1189-90, 2.
207
Pipe R. 1189-90, 18.
208
Pipe P. 1189-90, 50.
209
Pipe R. 1189-90, 62, 67.
210
Pipe P. 1189-90, 112, 114,
115, 116.
1191-2 (Read '1190-1')
211
Pipe P. 1190-2, 22, 23.
212
Pipe R. 1190-2, 52, 53, 55
213
Pipe R. 1190-2. 68.
214
Pipe P. 1190-2, 112, 113,
114.
215
Pipe P. 1190-2, 159.
216
Pipe R. 1190-2, 159.
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
1192-3 (Read '1191-2')
Pipe R. 1190-2. 195, 196,
197.
Pipe P. 1190-2, 258, 259,
261, 262, 263.
Pipe P. 1190-2, 314.
1193-4 (Read '1192-3')
Pipe P. 1192-3, 9.
Pipe P. 1192-3, 74.
Pipe P. 1192-3. 75, 76.
Pipe P. 1192-3. 97.
Pipe P. 1192-3, 107, 108.
Pipe P. 1192-3. 145.
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1194
226 April 17
1189-94)
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/2.
Formerly E 39/2/19. For
text and translation, see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 3, q. v. also
for discussion of text.
See below no. 265 [1189-99].
1194-5 (Read '1193-4')
227 Pipe R. 1193-4, 76.
228 Pipe R. 1193-4, 94.
229 Pipe R. 1193-4, 121, 122,
123.
230 Pipe R. 1193-4, 132.
231 Pipe/?. 1193-4, 160.
232 Pipe R. 1193-4, 207.
1195
233 December 30 CP 25(l)/35/l.
1195-6 (Read '1194-5')
234 Pipe R. 1194-5, 24.
235 Pipe R. 1194-5, 99, 102.
236 Pipe R. 1194-5, 105.
237 Pipe R. 1194-5, 191.
238 Pipe R. 1194-5, 202.
239 Pipe R. 1194-5, 212, 213,
216.
240 Pipe/?. 1194-5, 231, 232,
233.
1196-7 (Read '1195-6')
241 Pipe R. 1195-6, 21, 22, 23,
242 Pipe R. 1195-6, 34, 36.
243 Pipe R. 1195-6, 39, 40.
244 Pipe R. 1195-6. 92.
245 Pipe R. 1195-6, 154.
246 Pipe R. 1195-6, 168.
247 Pipe R. 1195-6. 253, 255,
256, 257, 258, 260.
248 Pipe R. 1195-6, 275.
1197-8 (Read '1196-7')
249 Pipe R. 1196-7. 9, 11.
250 Pipe R. 1196-7. 89.
251 Pipe R. 1196-7. 166.
252 Pipe R. 1196-7, 179, 181.
253 Pipe R. 1196-7, 207, 215.
Vol. 1
254 April 24
October 29
CP 25(l)/35/l.
See below no. 2666.
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
-9 (Read '1197-8')
Pipe R. 1197-8, 10.
Pipe R. 1197-8, 64, 65,
Pipe R. 1197-8, 98,
Pipe R. 1197-8, 107.
Pipe P. 1197-8, 111.
Pipe R. 1197-8, 132, 133.
Pipe R. 1197-8, 142.
Pipe R. 1197-8, 143, 146.
Pipe R. 1197-8, 157.
Pipe R. 1197-8, 161, 165.
1189-99)
DL 25/478. For '[1189-99]'
read '[1189-94]'.
1199
266 June 20
Pipe R. 119S-9, 44.
E 370/1/3, m. 8.
267 [June ?]
Cur. Reg. R. 1194-99, 329.
268 [June ?)
Cur. Rei. R. 1194-99, 344.
269 July 8
Cur. Peg. R. 1194-99, 433.
270
Cur. Reg. R. 1194-99, 444.
271
Cur. Reg. R. 1194-99, 411.
272 September 16
Charter R. 1199-1216, 23a.
273 October 26
Charter R. 1199-1216, 28b.
274 October 27
Cur. Reg. R. 1199-1200,63.
275 November 5, 6
Charter R. 1199-1216, 29a.
276 [Mich, term]
Cur. Peg. R. 1199-1200, 35.
277 [Mich, term)
CvT. Reg. R. 1199-1200, 3.
278 [Mich, term)
Cur. Peg. R. 1199-1200, 14.
279 [Mich, term]
Cur. Reg. R. 1199-1200, 55.
280 [Mich, term)
Cur. Peg. R. 1199-1200, 30.
1199-1200 (Read '1198-9')
281 Pipe P. 1198-9. 4, 6, 8, 9,
12.
282 Pipe P. 1198-9, 20.
283
284
285
286
287
Pipe R. 1198-9, 38-39.
Pipe P. 1198-9, 119, 122,
123.
Pipe P. 1198-9, 153.
Pipe P. 1198-9. 254.
Pipe R. 1 198-9. 289.
Pipe P. ; 795-9, 210, 211.
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1200
289 [c. June 24]
290 [c. Oct. 6]
291 [c. Oct. 13]
292 October 30
293 December 3
294 [Dec. ?]
Vol. 1
Cur. Reg. R. 1189-1201, 245.
Cur. Reg. R. 1189-1201,275.
Cur. Reg. R. 1189-1201,295.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 99a.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 81a.
FineR. 1199-1216, 84.
1200-1 (Read '1199-1200' for Pipe R.
items)
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
1201
310 [c. Jan. 20]
311 February 16
312 February 27
313 [c. Oct. 6]
Fine R.
Fine R.
Fine R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
1199-1216, 114.
1199-1216, 119.
1199-1216, 120.
1199-1200, I.
1199-1200, I, 5.
1199-1200, 18.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 52.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 86.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 87.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 103,
104.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 146.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 163,
168.
Pipe R. 1199-1200, 243.
Pipe/?. 1199-1200, 244.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 127.
Cut. Reg. R. 1189-1201, 85
Charter R. 1199-1216, 87a.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 88b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1201-3, 3.
1201-2 (Read '1200-1' for Pipe R. items)
314 Fine/?. 1199-1216, 183.
315 Pipe R. 1200-1, 119, 120.
316 Pipe R. 1200-1, 146, 147.
317 Pipe R. 1200-1. 174.
318 Pipe R. 1200-1, 182, 183.
319 Pipe R. 1200-1, 186.
320 Pipe R. 1200-1, 241.
321 Pipe R. 1200-1, 244, 248,
249.
322 Pipe R. 1200-1, 251, 252.
323 Pipe R. 1200-1. 253, 254,
255.
324 January 6
Charter R. 1199-1216, 100a
325 August 7
Pat. R. 1201-16, 15b.
326 December 30
Pat. R. 1201-16, 22b.
1203 (Read
'1201-2' for Pipe R. items)
327
Pipe R. 1201-2, 131.
328
Pipe R. 1201-2, 148, 150.
329
Pipe R. 1201-2, 198, 199,
200.
330 [c. Feb. 3]
Cur. Reg. R. 1201-3. 188.
331 March 7
C 54/5, m. 3.
332 [c. Apr. 21]
Cur. Reg. R. 1201-3, 227.
1203-4 (Read '1202-3')
333 Pipe R. 1202-3, 1.
334 Pipe R. 1202-3, 2, 6.
335 Pipe R. 1202-3, 40.
336 Pipe R. 1202-3, 84, 85, 86.
337 Pipe R. 1202-3, 175.
338 Pipe R. 1202-3, 175, 176.
339 Pipe R. 1202-3, 186.
340 [This erroneous item is a
conflation of two entries
on rot. 19 of the Pipe
Rolls for 5 and 6 John.
See Pipe R. 1202-3, 234,
and below no. 353.]
1204
341 [Jan. 3-5]
342 May 3
343 [c. July 20]
344 [c. 1204]
Pat. R. 1201-16, 22b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 41b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1203-5, 143.
Just. Itin. 1/1039, m. 2.
See also below nos. 654,
657, 658, 661 [1199-1216].
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
1204-5 (Read '1203-4' for Pipe R. items)
Pipe R. 1203-4, 16.
Pipe R.
1203-4.
35.
Pipe R.
1203-4,
41, 42.
Pipe R.
1203-4.
43.
Pipe R.
1203-4,
70.
Pipe R.
1203-4.
113, 116
118.
Pipe R.
1203-4,
133, 136
Pipe R.
1203-4.
143, 144
Pipe R.
1203-4,
241-2.
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Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1204-5 (Read '1203-4' for Pipe R items)
1206-7
354
355 [c. 1204-5,
Hilary term]
356 [c. 1204-5,
Hilary term]
1205
357 January 22
358 March 11
359 March 11
360 March 12
361 March 15
362 April 2
363 May 22
364 May 23
365 June 6
366 July 1
367 July 13
368 July 24
369 October 5
370 November 8
371 November 30
Fine R. 1199-1216, 279.
Just. Itin. 1/1039, m. 2 d.
Just. Itin. 1/1039, m. 2 d.
Close R.
Close R.
Pat. R.
Pat. R.
Pat. R.
Close R,
Close R.
Close R.
Close R.
Cur. Re^
Close R.
Close R.
Close R.
Close R.
Pat. R.
. 1204-24, 17b.
. 1204-24, 22a.
1201-16, 51a.
1201-16, 51a.
1201-16, 51b.
. 1204-24, 25b.
. 1204-24, 33b.
. 1204-24, 33b.
. 1204-24, 36a.
5. R. 1205-6, 38.
. 1204-24, 41b.
. 1204-24, 43b.
, 1204-24, 53b.
, 1204-24, 56b.
1201-16, 56a.
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
1206
February 19
381 [Apr. -May]
382
383
384
385
386
1205-6 (Read '1204-5' for Pipe R. items)
Pipe R. 1204-5, 14, 15, 16.
Pipe R. 1204-5, 81, 82.
Pipe R. 1204-5, 112.
Pipe R. 1199-1216, 334.
Pipe R. 1204-5, 203.
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
1207
398 February 19
399 March 13
400 May 28
401 June 30
402 June 30
403 August 16
404 August 18
405 [Aug. - Sept.
406 [c. Oct. 1]
Pipe R. 1204-5, 111, Til.
407 [Oct. 6]
Pipe R. 1204-5, 255, 257,
408 [c. Oct. 13]
265.
409 October 17
Pipe R. 1204-5, 271.
410 October 20
Pat. R. 1201-16, 59a.
411 October 29
412 [c. Oct. 30]
413 November 8
See below no. 398 (1207,
February 19).
1207-8 (
Cur. Reg. R. 1205-6, 87.
414
[Kent item not traced. '
415
416
417
Pipf R. 1205-6. 68.
418
Pipe R. 1205-6, 69.
419
Pipe R. 1205-6, 117.
Pipe R. 1205-6, 136.
420
Pipe R. 1205-6, 160.
421
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
Pipe R.
1205-6, 170, 173.
1205-6, 177, 179.
1205-6, 191.
1205-6, 3, 6.
1205-6, 26.
1205-6, 41,
1205-6, 42.
1205-6, 64.
1205-6, 213.
1205-6, 214, 215.
1205-6, 225.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 162b.
For '1207' read '1206'.
Original in SRO, Maitland
Thomson Coll.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 69b.
Close R. 1204-24, 83b.
Close R. 1204-24, 86a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 73b.
Close R. 1204-24, 90b.
Close R. 1204-24, 90b.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 407.
Pleas before the King or
his Justices, 1198-1212,
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden
Soc, 1953-67), vol. iv,
no. 2747.
Cur. Reg. R. 1207-9, 40.
Cur. Reg. R. 1207-9. 126.
Close R. 1204-24. 94a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 76a.
Close R. 1204-24. 94b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1207-9, 58.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 172b.
8 (Read '1206-7' for Pipe R. entries)
Pipe R. 1206-7, 4.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 40, 41.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 52.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 78.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 102.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 129, 131,
132, 133, 135.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 136.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 170.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
422
423
424
425
426
1207-8 (Read '1206-7' for Pipe R entries)
Pipe R. 1206-7, 1.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 459.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 441.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 192, 193,
194.
Pipe R. 1206-7, 200.
Vol. 1
1209
453 [1209], Aug,
1208
454 August 17
455 October 29
427 May 16
CP 25(l)/35/l.
456 November 13
428 [June 22?]
Pipe R. 1207-8,
39.
429 December 1
CP 25(l)/35/l.
1209-10
430 December 1
CP 25(l)/35/l.
457
431
PipeR. 1207-8,
42.
458
432
Pipe R. 1207-8,
60.
459
433
Pipe R. 1207-8,
65.
See
460
also below no
656
[1199-
461
1216].
462
1208-9 (Read '1207-8')
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
1209
446 [Hilary term]
447 [Hilary term]
448 [Hilary term]
449 [c. Feb. 2]
450 April 10
451 [c. Apr. 27]
452 April 28
Pipe R. 1207-8, 161, 163.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 170, 171.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 72.
Pipe R. 1207-8. 52, 55.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 60.
Pipe R. 1207-8. 5.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 12.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 183, 188.
Pipe R. 1207-8. 40.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 45.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 111, 174.
Pipe R. 1207-8, 133.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201.
133.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
143.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
165.
KB 26/20, m. 5 d.
Pat. R. 1201-16. 91a.
Cur. Reg. R. 1207-9, 175.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 91a.
463
1210
464 April 24
465 [ c. Apr. 26]
466 [c. Apr. 26]
467 [c. Apr. 26]
468 [c. Apr. 26]
469 [Easter term
470 [Easter term
471 [Easter term
472 [May 1]
473 [c. May 9]
474 [c. June 6]
475 July 5
476 July 7
477 July 25
478 August 11
479 August 24
480 [1210]
. 7 E 36/274, fo. 185. Original,
not now extant, was des-
cribed in Bishop
Stapledon's Kalendar, c.
1323 (Antient Kalendars
and Inventories of the
Exchequer, ed. F.
Palgrave, Rec, Comm.,
1836, i, 127, item 1).
Lib. R. 1200-11, 127.
Lib. R. 1200-11, 136.
Lib. R. 1200-11, 138.
(Read '1208-9')
Pipe R. 1208-9, 4.
Pipe R. 1208-9, 94.
Pipe R. 1208-9, 156.
Pipe R. 1208-9, 173, 174.
Pipe R. 1208-9, 181, 183.
Pipe R. 1208-9. 183, 184,
186.
Pipe R. 1208-9, 198.
Lib. R. 1200-11, 162.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
390.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
414.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
All.
Cut. Reg. R. 1196-1201.
439.
] Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
380.
] Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
387.
] Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201,
388.
KB 26/21, m. 3 d.
KB 26/21, m. 3 d.
Cur. Reg. R. 1196-1201.81.
Lib. R. 1200-11, 189.
Lib. R. 1200-11, 192.
Lib. R. 1200-11, 203.
Lib. R. 1200-11. 111.
Lib. R. 1200-11. 228.
E 36/274, fo. 419. See also
below nos. 659, 660
[1199-1216].
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol.
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
1210-11 (Read '1209-10')
Pipe R. 1209-10, 170, 172.
Pipe R. 1209-10, 127.
Pipe R. 1209-10, 137,
139.
Pipe R. 1209-10, 14.
Pipe R. 1209-10, 106,
Pipe R. 1209-10, 111,
Pipe R. 1209-10, 201.
Pipe R. 1209-10, 207, 209,
210.
138,
107.
112.
1211
[c. Oct. 13]
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 131.
1211-12 (Read '1210-11')
Pipe R. 1210-11, 141, 143.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 148.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 30.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 36, 38,
40.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 123.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 94, 98.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 128.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 252, 253.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 195.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 261, 263.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 264, 267,
268.
Pipe R. 1210-11, 106, 109.
Pipe R. 1210-11. 206, 209,
210.
1212
503
[Hilary term]
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 194
504
[Hilary termj
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 195
505
.Hilary term J
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 195
506
[Hilary term]
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 198
507
[Hilary term]
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 200
508
[1211-12]
SO 1/2/24. For full text
and translation, see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 4.
509
[12121 , Mar. 21
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 290
510
[1212], Apr. 2
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 241
511
April 2
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 242
512
April 2
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 266
513
April 29
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 273
514
May 11
Pat. R. 1201-16. 92b.
Vol. 1
1212
515 May 15
516 May 15
517 May 16
518 May 17
519 [1212, c. May 20 ]
520 [c. June 9]
521 [1212, C.June 9]
522 June 25
523 July 8
524 July 8
525 July 8
526 July 8
527 July 15
528 July 15
529 July 20
530 July 26
531 August 3
532 August 13
533 August 16
534 [Aug. 21]
535 August 24
536 August 25
537 August 25
538 August 25
539 August 25
540 September 26
541
:. Oct. 6]
542 October 29
543 Lc. Nov. 8]
Pat. R. 1201-16, 92b.
Close R. 1204-24, 116b.
Close R. 1204-24, 116b.
Cole, Docs, horn Records
olQ.R., 232.
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 280.
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 280.
Pleas before the King or
his Justices, 1198-1212,
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden
Soc, 1953-67), vol. iv,
no. 4558.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 234.
Charter R. 1199-1216. 187a.
Close R. 1204-24, 119a.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 187a.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 235.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 235.
Close R. 1204-24, 119b.
Close R. 1204-24. 131b.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 236.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 93b.
Cole, Docs, from Records
ofQ.R., 238.
Cole, Docs, from Records
ofQ.R., 238.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 94b.
Close R. 1204-24, 122a.
Close R. 1204-24, 122a.
Close R. 1204-24, 122b.
Close R. 1204-24, 122b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 94b.
Cole, Docs, from Records
ofQ.R., 242.
Pleas before the King or
his Justices, 1198-1212,
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden
Soc, 1953-67), vol. iv,
no. 4668.
Close R. 1204-24, 126a.
Pleas before the King or
his Justices, 1198-1212,
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden
Soc, 1953-67), vol. iv,
no. 4744.
Vol. 1
1212
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
544 November 26
545 December 19
[1194-1212]
546 [1210-12]
547 [1210-12]
548 [1210-12]
549 [1210-12]
550 [1210-12]
551 [1210-12]
552 [1210-12]
553 [1210-12]
554 [c. 1210-12]
Close R. 1204-24. 127b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 96a.
See below no. 607 [1194-
1214] .
E 164/2, fo. 134 d.
E 164/2, fo. 140 d.
E 164/2, fo. 141 d.
E 164/2, fo. 142.
E 164/2, fo. 144 d.
E 164/2, fo. 145.
E 164/2, fo. 147.
DL 36/1 (10).
DL 27/132.
1207-13 J
555
557
558
559
560
DL 36/3 (50). For ' [1207-
13] ' read ' [1217-19] '.
1212-13 (Read '1211-12')
Pipe R. 1211-12. 76, 77,
81, 82.
Pipe R. 1211-12. 129, 131.
Pipe R. 1211-12. 23, 25.
Pipe R. 1211-12. 49.
Pipe R. 1211-12. 133.
1213
561 January 30
562 February 16
563 February 19
564 March 8
565 March 25
566 April 7
567 April 12
568 April 22
569 May 2
570 May 3
Pat. R. 1201-16. 96b.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R.. 269.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R.. 254.
Cole, Docs, from Records
ofQ.R.. 255.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R.. 257.
Cole, Docs from Records
of Q.R.. 258.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 258.
Cole, Docs, from Records
ofQ.R. 259.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R.. 261.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 262.
571 May 18
572 May 21
573 [1213, May(?)]
574 June 13
575 June 22
576 June 25
577 June 26
578 June 28
579 June 29
580 July 1
581 July 6
582 July 11
583 July 15
584 [c. July 15]
585 July 24
586 July 28
587 July 31
588 September 4
589 September 16
590 September 17
591 September 30
592 October 2
593 November 1
594 November 11
595 January 1
596 January 20
597 January 25
598 April [13]
599 July 18
600 August L ]
601 [1214, July or
Aug.]
602 October 20
603 [1206-14]
604
605 [1194-1214]
606 [1194-1214]
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 265.
Cole, Docs, from Records
of Q.R., 266.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 98a.
Close R. 1204-24, 137b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1213-15, 178.
Cur. Rei. R. 1213-15, 189.
Close R. 1204-24, 143b.
Close R. 1204-24, 144a.
Close R. 1204-24, 157a.
Cur. Reg. R. 1213-15, 213.
Close R. 1204-24, 144b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 100b.
Charter R. 1199-1216,
194a.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 467.
Charter R. 1199-1216,
194a.
Charter R. 1199-1216,
194b.
Close R. 1204-24, 147a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 104a.
Close R. 1204-24, 151a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 104a.
Close R. 1204-24, 151b.
Close R. 1204-24, 152a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 105a.
Close R. 1204-24, 139a.
Close R. 1204-24, 159b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1213-15. 85,
86.
Close R. 1204-24, 161b.
CP 25(1)/ 1/7.
Close R. 1204-24, 208b.
Close R. 1204-24, 211a.
Close R. 1204-24, 213a.
Close R. 1204-24. 213a.
E 42/44.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 542.
DL 25/90.
DL 25/91.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1214
607 [1194-1214]
1215-16
609
610
611
612
613
DL 36/2/(65). See also
Register and Records of
Holm Cultram, ed.
F. Grainger and W.G.
Collingwood, (Cumberland
and Westmorland Anti-
quarian and Archaeological
Society, Record Series,
vol. vii), p. 35, no. 95.
For ' [1194-1214] ' read
'[1194-1212]'; and for
'Horduf read 'Thorduf
throughout.
1214-15 (Read '1213-14' for Pipe R.
entries)
Pipe R. 1213-14, 20, 22,23.
Pipe R. 1213-14, 27.
Pipe R. 1213-14, 63, 64.
Pipe R. 1213-14, 71.
Pipe R. 1213-14, 124.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 549.
1215
614 January 3
615 March 3
616 March 5
617 April 2
618 April 12
619 April 21
620 April 28
621 [May] 5
622 June 21
623 June 24
624 June 26
625 June 27
626 June 27
627 June 30
628 [June]
629 July 7
630 July 19
631 July 27
632 [Oct.]
633 November 6
634 December 18
635 [c. 1215]
Close R. 1204-24, l85b.
Close R. 1204-24, 189b.
Close R. 1204-24, 189b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 131b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 132b.
Close R. 1204-24, 196a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 134b.
Close R. 1204-24, 198b.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 143b, 144a.
Close R. 1204-24, 216b.
Close R. 1204-24, 217b.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 210a.
Charter R. 1199-1216, 210a.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 146a.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 551.
Pat. R. 1201-16, 150a.
Fine R. 1199-1216, 559.
Close R. 1204-24, 222b.
KB 26/114, m. 9 d.
Close R. 1204-24, 234b.
Close R. 1204-24. 242a.
DL 36/3 (219).
636
Pipe R. 1215-16, 36, 37.
637
Pipe R. 1215-16, 66.
1216
638 February 15
Pat. R. 1201-16, 165b.
639 March 3
Close R. 1204-24, 250b.
640 March 13
Close R. 1204-24, 269b.
641 March 14
Close R. 1204-24, 253a;
Pat. R. 1201-16, 170a.
642 March 24
Close R. 1204-24, 256a.
643 March 25
Close R. 1204-24, 256a.
644 March 28
Close R. 1204-24, 244a.
645 [Apr. 29]
Close R. 1204-24, 266b.
646 May 24
C7ose R. 1204-24, 271b.
647 May 30
Close R. 1204-24, 272b.
648 June 3
Close R. 1204-24, 274a.
649 September 9
Close R. 1204-24, 286b.
650 September 14
Close R. 1204-24, 288a.
651 Septem.ber 15
Close R. 1204-24, 288a.
652 October 2
Close R. 1204-24, 290a.
653 [1199-1216]
KB 26/64, m. 3.
654 [1199-1216]
Cur. Reg. R. 1203-5, 118.
For '[1199-1216]' read
'1204'.
655 [1199-1216]
Just. Itin. 1/1030, m. 8.
656 [1199-1216]
Cur. Reg. R. 1207-9, 303.
For '[1199-1216]' read
'1208'.
657 [1199-1216]
Pleas before the King or
his Justices, 1198-1212,
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden
Soc, 1953-57), vol. iii.
no. 1020. For '[ll99-
1216] ' read '1204'.
658 [1199-1216]
Cur. Reg. R. 1203-5, 99.
For ' [1199-1216] ' read
'1204'.
659 [1199-1216]
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 56-7
For '[1199-1216] ' read
'1210'.
660 [1199-1216]
Cur. Reg. R. 1210-12, 65.
For '[1199-1216]' read
'1210'.
661 [1199-1216]
Cur. Reg. R. 1203-5, 105.
For ' [1199-1216] • read
'1204'.
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Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1218
662 [1199-1216]
663 December 28
1217
664 January 16
665 January 30
666 March 14
667 April 10
668 April 26
669 [Mays]
670 June 29
671 July 22
672 September 23
673 September 23
674 September 23
675 September 23
676 September 29
677 October 5
678 November 3
679 November 6
680 November 6
681 November 7
682 November 12
683 December 17
684 [Dec. 17 ?]
685 December 18
686 December 19
1217-18
687
688
689
1218
690 [c. Jan. 14]
691 January 25
Reference not traced.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 17.
SC 1/11/82. For Latin
version of this text, dated
17 Jan., see Theiner,
Vetera Monumenta, no. 4;
for the version addressed
to Llewellyn, prince of
N. Wales, see Edwards,
Littere Wallie, no. 304.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 28.
Close R. 1204-24, 299b.
Close R. 1204-24, 305b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 111.
E 159/1, m. 1 d. For
'[1217, May 81' read
'1218, Trinity term'.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 75.
Close R. 1204-24, 314b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 93.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 93, 94.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 94.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 95.
Close R. 1204-24, 325a.
Close R. 1204-24, 327a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 119.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 122.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 122.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 123.
Close R. 1204-24, 343a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 131.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 132.
Close R. 1204-24. 348a.
Close R. 1204-24, 348a.
E 372/62, rot. 3.
E 372/62, rot. 6.
E 372/62, rot. 8.
692 March 13
Close R. 1204-24, 354b.
693 March 14
Close R. 1204-24, 355a.
694 April 5
Fine R. 1216-46, 6.
695 April 8
Pat. R. 1216-25, 146.
696 May 1
Pat. R. 1216-25, 150.
697 June 29
Pat. R. 1216-25, 159.
[Trinity term]
See above no. 669 [l217,
May 8] .
698 July 22
Close R. 1204-24, 366a.
699 August 13
Pat. R. 1216-25, 165.
700 November 11
DL 36/3(43).
701 November
13
Pat. R. 1216-25, 179.
702 December
11
Pat. R. 1216-25, 182.
703 December
20
Pat. R. 1216-25, 185.
704 [c. 1218]
DL 25/87. In 1.3, for
'fustum' read 'fustam'.
705 [c. 1218:
DL 25/86.
706 [c. 1218]
DL 36/2/(186). For
'[c. 1218]' read
'[before 1245] '. [Unless
the document is a tran-
script, the date 1218
seems to be too early.
The charter is much
amended, but has been
sealed, and may perhaps
have been used as a
draft for a later charter.]
707 [c. 1218]
DL 36/3(12).
708
709
710
711
712
713
1219
714 January 28
715 [Hilary term ?]
Not found under stated date
or reference. 716 February 17
Pat. R. 1216-25. 134. 717 March 5
E 372/63, rot. 5.
E 372/63, rot. 6.
E 372/63, rot. 7.
E 372/63, rot. 9.
E 372/63, rot. 12 d.
E 372/63, rot. 14.
C 60/11, m. 4d. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46.]
Rolls of the Justices in
Eyre in Yorkshire 1218-19,
ed. D.M. Stenton (Selden
Soc, 1937), no. 385.
Close R. 1204-24. 405a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 188.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1219
718 March 15
719 [c. Apr. 15]
720 May 3
721 May 20
722 June 19
Close R. 1204-24, 389b.
E 159/2, m. 1 d.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 194.
Close R. 1204-24, 391b.
Close R. 1204-24, 392b.
Vol. 1
1220
751 [Hilary term ?[
723 June 21
Close R. 1204-24, 393b.
752 [Hilary term ?
724 June 24
Fine R. 1216-46, 33.
753 [Hilary term ?
725 [June 28]
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 4.
754 before Apr. 18
726 [June]
E 159/2, m. 2.
755 April 18
July 4
See below no. 829 [l218-
756 [c. Apr. 20]
22, July 4].
757 April 21
727 July 8
Pat. R. 1216-25, 196.
758 [Apr. 12-27]
728 July 16
Close R. 1204-24, 395b.
759 June 12
729 July 21
Close R. 1204-24, 396b.
760 June 12
730 July 21
Pat. R. 1216-25, 197.
761 June 15
731 July 22
Close R. 1204-24, 397a.
762 June 15
732 August 2
C 47/22/12(1).
763 June 16
733 August 4
C 60/11, m. 4. [Omitted
764 June 16
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
765 June 16
734 August 8
SC 1/1/50.
766 June 17
735 [Autumn]
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 47.
767 June 18
736 [Autumn]
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 47.
768 June 25
737 October 19
Close R. 1204-24, 402b.
769 June 25
738 October 24
Close R. 1204-24, 403a.
770 July 15
739 October 29
Pat. R. 1216-25, 111.
771 July 21
772 July 29
740 October 29
Close R. 1204-24, 406b.
741 [Mich, term]
Cur. Reg. R. 1219-20, 9.
773 August 9
742 [End Oct.]
Cur. Reg. R. 1219-20, 104.
774 August 13
743 November [2 or
Close R. 1204-24, 407a.
775 [1220, c. Aug.
3]
776 September 11
744 November 4
Close R. 1204-24, 407a.
777 October 6
745 December 1
E 368/2, m. 9.
778 October 8
[1217-19]
See above no. 555 [ 1207-
13].
779 October 10
780 October 27
746 [c. 1219]
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 163.
781 November 20
For '[c. 1219] ' read
782 November 22
'[c. 1220] '. See also
783 November 23
below no. 829 [1218-22] .
784 [c. Nov. 26]
785 December 12
[c. 1220]
1219-20
747
E 372/64, rot. 2.
748
E 372/64, rot. 10.
1220-21
749
E 372/64, rot. 14 d.
786
787
788
1220
789
750 [c. Jan. 14]
E 159/3. m.4.
790
Rolls of the Justices in
Eyre in Yorkshire, 1218-
19, ed. D.M. Stenton
(Selden Soc, 1937), no.
1112.
Cur. Reg. R. 1219-20, xi.
Cur. Reg. R. 1219-20, 240.
C 47/22/9(1).
Close R. 1204-24, 415b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1219-20. 361.
Close R. 1204-24, 415b.
Close R. 1204-24, 436a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 234.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 234.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 235.
C 47/22/12(2).
Close R. 1204-24, 420a.
Close R. 1204-24, 420b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 236.
Close R. 1204-24, 421a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 236.
Cur. Reg. R. 1220, 152.
Cur. Reg. R. 1220, 155.
Cur. Reg. R. 1220, 176.
Close R. 1204-24, 423b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 243.
Fine R. 1216-46, 51.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 247.
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 140.
Close R. 1204-24, 429b.
Close R. 1204-24, 432a.
SC 1/1/40.
Close R. 1204-24, 432b.
Close R. 1204-24, 439a.
Pat. R. 1216-25. 271.
Clo.se R. 1204-24. 441a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 111.
Cur. Reg. R. 1221-22. 253.
Close R. 1204-24, 443b.
See above no. 746 [c 1219]
E 372/65, rot. 1.
E 372/65, rot. 1 d.
E 372/65, rot. 2.
E 372/65, rot. 8.
E 372/65, rot. 12.
14
PART 1:
Vol.
1
1220-21
791
E 372/65, rot. 13
792
E 372/65, rot. 15
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1221
793 [c. Jan. 20]
794 February 11
795 February 15
796 February 16
797 March 11
798 March 15
799 April 24
800 April 30
801 May 12
802 May 13
803 [May 14-16]
804 May 17
805 [? 1221],
June 9 or 10
806 [? 1221],
June 10 or 11
807 [c. June 19]
808 June 18
809 June 20
810 June 21
811 June 27
812 July 20
813 July 29
814 July 30
815 September 10
September 19
816 December 8
[1221]
1221-2
817
818
819
820
821
Cur. Reg. R. 1221-2, 253.
Close R. 1204-24, 448b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 283.
Close R. 1204-24, 449a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 285. For
'March 11' read 'March 12'.
Close R. 1204-24, 453a.
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 173.
Close R. 1204-24, 455a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 290.
Close R. 1204-24, 457b.
Close R. 1204-24, 476a.
E 159/4, m. 9.
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 131.
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 132.
Rolls of Justices in Eyre
for Gloucestershire,
Warwickshire and
Staffordshire, 1221-2,
ed. D.M. Stenfon (Selden
Sec, 1940), no. 1.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 309.
Close R. 1204-24, 462a.
and b.
Close R. 1204-24, 462b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 294.
Close R. 1204-24, 465b.
Close R. 1204-24, 466b.
E 159/4, m. 7.
Close R. 1204-24, 470a.
See vol. iv, no. 1753.
Close R. 1204-24, 483b.
See vol. iv, no. 1752.
E 372/66, rot. 1.
E 372/66, rot. 1 d.
E 372/66, rot. 2.
E 372/66, rot. 6.
E 372/66, rot. 15 d.
822 February 6
Fine R. 1216-46, 81.
823 February 6
Pat. R. 1216-25, 325.
824 April 28
Close R. 1204-24, 494a.
825 May 7
E 368/4, m. 8.
826 May 9
Close R. 1204-24, 496b.
827 May 10
Close R. 1204-24, 496b.
828 May 13
E 368/4, m. 7.
829 [1218-22] ,
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 34.
July 4
For '[1218-22] ' read
'1219'.
830 July 18
Pat. R. 1216-25, 337.
831 August 13
Pat. R. 1216-25, 338.
832 [c. Oct. 13]
For full text and transla-
tion see Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no.
For '1222' read '1245'
(see below no. 1676).
833 October 16
C 60/16, m. 1. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
834 November 6
Close R. 1204-24, 519b.
835 November 7
Close R. 1204-24, 519b.
836 November 13
Close R. 1204-24, 521a.
1222-3
837
E 372/67, rot. 1.
838
E 372/67, rot. 1 d.
839
E 372/67, rot. 2.
840
E 372/67, rot. 4.
841
E 372/67, rot. 9.
842
E 372/67, rot. 10.
843
E 372/67, rot. 14.
844
E 372/67, rot. 14 d.
1223
845 January 16
E 368/5, m. 8 d.
846 January 22
E 368/5, m. 7.
847 February 2
Fine R. 1216-46, 99.
848 February 3
Fine R. 1216-46, 99.
849 [Feb. 11-16]
Fine R. 1216-46, 101.
850 March 29
Pat. R. 1216-25, 369.
851 March 29
Close R. 1204-24, 539a.
852 [1223 (?), Mar.
Roy. Lett. 1216-35, 219.
or Apr. J
853 May 16
C 60/18, m. 5. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
854 [Apr. or May]
E 368/5, m. 12 d.
855 July 13
Close R. 1204-24, 554b.
856 July 13
Close R. 1204-24, 554b.
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Vol. 1
1223
857 July 18
858 August 8
859 [c. Oct. 13]
860 [ c. Oct. 29]
861 October 31
862 November 3
863 November 15
864 [c. Nov. 15]
1223-4
865
866
867
868
869
870
871
1224
872 February 1
873 February 14
874 March 2
875 May 1
876 May 25
877 June 28
878 [July ?]
879 August 4
880 August 8
881 August 22
882 August 23
883 September 15
884 September 15
885 October 20
886 October 31
887 November 3
888 November 23
889 l,c. Nov. 26]
890 [Oct. - Nov. ?:
891 I 1224 (?) Oct.
Vol. 1
Pat. R. 1216-25, 378.
Close R. 1204-24, 558b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1223-4, 156.
Cur. Reg. R. 1223-4, 204.
C 60/20, m. Id. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Cur. Reg. R. 1223-4, 525.
E 368/6, m. 9 d.
Cur. Reg. R. 1223-4, 247.
E 372/68, rot. 5.
E 372/68, rot. 5.
E 372/68, rot. 6 d.
E 372/68, rot. 8.
E 372/68, rot. 8.
E 372/68, rot. 8.
E 372/68, rot. 12 d.
E 159/6, m. 17; E 368/6,
m. 13.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 426.
Close R. 1204-24, 587a.
Close R. 1204-24, 596b.
Close R. 1204-24, 600b.
Close R. 1204-24, 607b.
SC 1/3/28.
Close R. 1204-24, 615a.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 460.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 463.
Close R. 1204-24, 617b.
Pat. R. 1216-25, 471.
Close R. 1204-24, 621a.
Close R. 1204-24, 626b.
Close R. 1204-24, 628b.
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 248.
E 159/7, m. 9d; E 368/7,
m. 12 d.
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 324.
SC 1/3/147.
SC 1/6/60.
1224-5
892
893
894
E 372/69, rot. 1.
E 372/69, rot. 3.
E 372/69, rot. 7.
895
E 372/69, rot. 7.
896
E 372/69, rot. 11 d.
897
E 372/69, rot. 12.
1225
898 [c. Jan. 13]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 5.
899 [Hilary term]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 8.
Term omitted in Bain.
900 January 14
E 159/7, m. 6 d.
901 January 26
Pat. R. 1216-25, 505.
902 [c. Feb. 13]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 66.
903 [Apr. 2]
Close R. 1224-7, 209a.
904 April 11
Pat. R. 1216-25, 519.
905 April 14
Close R. 1224-7, 27b.
906 May 11
Pat. R. 1216-25, 525.
907 May 13
Close R. 1224-7, 38b.
908 May 13
C 60/23, m. 4. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
909 May 14
Pat. R. 1216-25, 527.
910 [c. June l]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 85.
911 [c. June l]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 103.
912 [c. June 9]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 116.
913 June 27
E 368/7, m. 7 d; E 368/8,
m. 12; E 159/7, m. 1.
914 July 19
Close R. 1224-7, 51b.
915 August 15
Close R. 1224-7, 58a.
916 September 15
Close R. 1224-7, 62a.
917 [Sept.]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 177.
918 [Sept.]
SC 1/4/96.
919 [c. Oct. 13J
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 162.
920 [c. Oct. 13]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 187.
October
See below no. 945 (1226,
October).
November 3
See below no. 2667.
921 [c. Nov. 26]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 294.
922 December 11
Pat. R. 1225-32, 5.
923 December 26
Pat. R. 1225-32, 7.
1225-6
924
E 372/70. rot. 6 d.
925
E 372/70, rot. 10 d.
926
E 372/70, rot. 12.
927
E 372/70, rot. 3.
928
E 372/70, rot. 3 d.
1226
929 [c. Jan. 20]
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 334.
930 January 26
Pal. R. 1225-32, 13.
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Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1226
1227
931 January 28
932 April 26
933 May 10
934 May 11
935 May 17
936 [c. May 19]
937 May 27
938 June 25
939 July 10
940 July 10
941 October 7
942 October 19
943 October 26
944 October 27
October 27
945 October
946 [c. Nov. 8]
947 December 1
948 December 7
949
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959 January 13
960 February 11
961 ■ c. Feb. 11 ;
962 [c. Feb. 11 ]
E 159/8, m. 4.
Close R. 1224-7, 107a.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 31.
Close R. 1224-7, 110a.
Close R. 1224-7, 113a.
Cur. Reg. R. 1225-6, 491.
Close R. 1224-7, 118a.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 51.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 54.
Close R. 1224-7, 128b.
Close R. 1224-7, 140b.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 64.
For 'October 19' read
'October 20'.
Close R. 1224-7, 144b.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 68.
See below no. 984 (1227,
October 27).
E 159/8, m. 8. For '1226,
October' read '1225,
October'.
E 371/lB, m. 1.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 94.
C 60/24, m. 9. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Pat. R. 1225-32, 75.
E 372/71, rot. 5 d.
E 372/71, rot. 6.
E 372/71, rot. 8 d.
E 372/71, rot. 9 d.
E 372/71, rot. 9 d.
E 372/71, rot. 10.
E 372/71, rot. 11.
E 372/71, rot. 11 d.
E 372/71, rot. 11 d.
Pat. R. 1225-32. 107.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
11.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
12. For ' Lc. Feb. IIJ '
read February 18.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
13. For [c. Feb. 11 ] '
read February 18.
963 February 11
964 February 20
965 February 20
966 March 26
967 March 28
968 [Apr. 17]
969 April 25
970 April 28
971 [c. May l]
972 May 5
973 June 11
974 July 23
975 August 15
976 August 15
977 August 25
978 August 25
979 September 5
980 September 14
981 September 15
982 Sept. [20 or 22]
[ c. Sept. 29]
983 October 9
984 October 27
985
October 29
986 November
23
987
November
25
988
December
6
989
December
14
122:
'-8
990
991
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
13.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
13.
Close R. 1224-7, 172b.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 113.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 114.
C 60/25, m. 6. [Omitted
from Fit^eR. 1216-46].
Close R. 1224-7, 183a.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 120.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 23.
Close R. 1224-7, 185a.
C 60/25, m. 5. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Pat. R. 1225-32, 136.
C 60/25, m. 3. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46,
but see also ibid.,
p. 161].
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
56.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
57.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
58.
Fine R. 1216-46, 161.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
60.
Just. Itin. 1/358, m. 22 d.
Par. R. 1225-32, 144.
See below no. 1011 (1228,
c. Sept. 29).
Pat. R. 1225-32, 145.
C 60/24, m. 2 and 1.
[Omitted from Fine R.
1216-46]. For '1227'
read '1226'.
Fine R. 1216-46, 163.
Close R. 1227-31, 7.
E 159/9, m, 2.
C 60/27, m. 8. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
C 60/27, m. 8. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
E 372/72, rot. 2.
E 372/72, rot. 2 d.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1229
992
E 372/72, rot. 3.
993
E 372/72, rot. 4.
994
E 372/72, rot. 9.
995
E 372/72, rot. 9 d.
996
E 372/72, rot. 14.
1228
997 February 1
Close R. 1224-7, 207b.
998 February 1
Pat. R. 1225-32, 176, 177
999 February 27
Fine R. 1216-46, 167.
1000 April 7
Just. Itin. 1/341, m. 2 d.
1001 April 12
Pat. R. 1225-32, 184.
1002 April 22
Pat. R. 1225-32, 183.
1003 April 22
Cat. Charter R. 1226-57.
72.
1004 April 22
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57.
72.
1005 April 22
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
73.
1006 June 2
Pat. R. 1225-32, 218, 219
1007 June 18
Close R. 1227-31, 57.
1008 July 6
Pat. R. 1225-32, 194.
1009 July 27
Pat. R. 1225-32, 196.
1010 July 27
Close R. 1227-31, 68.
1011 [c. Sept. 29]
E 159/9. m. 14d. For
'1228' read '1227'.
1012 October 21
Close R. 1227-31. 83.
1013 [c. Oct. 27]
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30. 217.
1014 Lc. Nov. 7]
Close R. 1227-31, 121.
1015 [c. Nov. is]
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 238.
1228-9
1016
E 372/73, rot. 6.
1017
E 372/73, rot. 8.
1018
E 372/73. rot. 8 d.
1019
E 372/73, rot. 9.
1020
E 372/73, rot. 9 d.
1021
E 372/73, rot. 10.
1022
E 372/73, rot. 14 d.
1023
E 372/73, rot. 16.
1024
E 372/73, rot. 17.
1229
1025 January 21
Close R. 1227-31, 229.
1026 January 22
Pat. R. 1225-32, 235.
1027 February 12
Close R. 1227-31, 151.
1028 February 12
Close R. 1227-31, 152.
1029 February 22
Pat. R. 1225-32, 284.
1030 March 7
Close R. 1227-31, 158.
1031 April 3
C 60/28, m. 9. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1032 April 18
Close R. 1227-31, 168.
1033 [Apr. 19 - 22]
Fine R. 1216-46, 183.
1034 May 11
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
95. Date omitted in Bain
1035 May 26
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 131
1036 May 26
Close R. 1227-31, 177,
1037 May 29
Close R. 1227-31, 179.
1038 June 25
Close R. 1227-31, 187.
1039 July 13
Pat. R. 1225-32, 256.
1040 July 20
Pat. R. 1225-32, 298.
1041 July 25
Close R. 1227-31, 196.
1042 September 2
Close R. 1227-31, 203.
1043 September 3
C 60/28, m. 5. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1044 September 3
Close R. 1227-31, 206.
1045 September 5
Pat. R. 1225-32, 263.
1046 September 19
Close R. 1227-31, 252.
1047 October 4
Close R. 1227-31, 215.
1048 October 8
Pat. R. 1225-32, 276.
1049 October 19
Pat. R. 1225-32, 310.
1050 October 26
Close R. 1227-31, 256.
1051 November 8
Close R. 1227-31, 260.
1052 December 3
Pat. R. 1225-32, 318.
1053 [c. Dec. 5]
E 368/11, m. 3.
1054 [Dec. 5]
Fine R. 1216-46, 191.
1055 December 12
Close R. 1227-31, 273.
1056 December 20
C 60/29, m. 12. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1057 December 25
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 160
1058 December 28
Close R. 1227-31, 277.
1059 December 28
Close R. 1227-31, 277.
1060 December 29
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 160
1061 December 29
Fine R. 1216-46. 192.
1062
1063
1064
1065
1066
1067
1068
1069
Pipe R. 1229-30, 55, 58,
63, 65.
Pipe R. 1229-30, 157.
Pipe R. 1229-30, 200.
Pipe R. 1229-30. 204, 205.
Pipe R. 1229-30, 260, 262.
Pipe R. 1129-30, 266.
Pipe R. 1229-30. 291.
Pipe R. 1229-30. 313, 316.
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1230
1070 January 3
1071 January 16
1072 January 17
1073 [c. Jan. 20]
1074 [c. Jan. 20]
1075 [c. Jan. 20]
1076 [c. Jan. 20]
1077 [c. Jan. 20]
1078 January 24
1079 January 24
1080 [c. Jan. 28]
1081 January 29
1082 February 4
1083 February 6
1084 April 2
1085 April 4
1086 April 8
1087 April 9
1088 April 20
1089 April 20
1090 April 22
1091 [c. Apr. 24]
1092 [c. Apr. 24]
1093 April 27
1094 April 28
1095 April 28
1096 [May J 27
1097
1098
1099
1100
1101
1102
1103
1104
1105
1106
1107
1108
1109
June 3
June 15
June 16
[c. June 17]
June 26
L June 27]
June 28
July 10
August 28
October 29
[c. Nov. 10]
November 12
November 26
1110 November 28
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
108. For 'January 3' read
'January 4'.
Close R. 1227-31. 284.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 161.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 504.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 507.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 279.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 280.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 282.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 322.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 163.
Cur. Reg. R. 1227-30, 296.
C;o.s-e R. 1227-31. 289.
C 60/29, m. 8. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
E 368/11, m. 10.
Pat. R. 1225-32. 331.
Close R. 1227-31. 315.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 332.
Close R. 1227-31, 319.
C7ose R. 1227-31, 335.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 357.
E 368/11, m. 13 d.
E 368/11, m. 6d.
E 368/11, m. 5 d.
Close R. 1227-31, 341,
C 60/29, m. 5. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
C 60/29, m. 5. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46].
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40. 182,
183.
Pat. R. 1225-32. 378.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 380.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 381.
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 30.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 382.
Close R. 1227-31, 356.
Close R. 1227-31, 357.
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 86.
Par. R. 1225-32, 348.
CP 25(l)/35/2.
Close R. 1227-31, 575.
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 164.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
127.
Pat. R. 1225-32, 417.
1230
nil [Dec. 20]
1112 December 23
1113 December 25
C 60/30, m. 8-. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46].
Pat. R. 1225-32, 443.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
127.
1114
E 372/75, rot. 1.
1115
E 372/75, rot. 1.
1116
E 372/75, rot. 1 d.
1117
E 372/75, rot. 10 d.
1118
E 372/75, rot. 12 d.
1119
E 372/75, rot, 17.
1231
1120 February 14
Pat. R. 1225-32, 424.
1121 March 20
Fine R. 1216-46, 212.
1122 [c. March 23]
Memoranda Roll of King's
Remembrancer 1230-31
(Pipe Roll Soc, 1933),
43, 45.
1123 April 14
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
131.
1124 April 16
Fine R. 1216-46, 212.
1125 April 19
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
131.
1126 [c. May 25]
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 327.
1127 [c. May 25]
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 331.
1128 [May 26]
Close R. 1227-31, 508.
1129 [c. June 2]
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 366.
1130 [c. June 18]
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 373.
1131 June 20
Pat. R. 1225-32, 447.
1132 June 22
Close R. 1227-31, 520.
1133 [c. June 24]
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 380.
1134 August 25
Close R. 1227-31, 549.
1135 August 28
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
140; Close R. 1227-31,
550.
1136 [c. Sept. 29]
Memoranda Roll of King's
Remembrancer 1230-31
(Pipe Roll Soc, 1933),
55.
1137 October 1
C 60/30, m. 2. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1138 November 28
Close R. 1231-4, 8.
1139 [Dec. 2l
C 60/31, m. 7. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
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1231
1233
1140 December 24
C 60/31, m. 7. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1174 February 6
1141 December 26
Pat. R. 1225-32, 456.
1175 February 7
1231-2
1176 February 7
1142
E 372/76, rot. 14.
1177 February 8
1143
E 372/76, rot. 15 d.
1178 February 10
1144
E 372/76, rot. 8 d.
1145
E 372/76, rot. 13.
1179 February 22
1180 April 19
1232
1181 May 6
1146 January 20
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
1182 May 25
148.
1183 May 25
1147 February 10
Close R. 1231-4, 131.
1148 February 11
Pat. R. 1225-32, 463.
1184 June 13
1149 March 12
Close R. 1231-4, 39.
1185 June 29
1150 April 20
E 159/11, m. 6 d.
1186 July 5
1151 [May?]
Close R. 1231-4, 140.
1187 July 18
1152 June 5
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
1188 August 28
156.
1189 September 8
1153 Ic. June 6]
1154 July 2
E 159/11. m. 8d.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
164.
Close R. 1231-4, 161.
1190 September 28
1191 October 1
1192 October 4
1155 October 16
1193 October 15
1156 October 16
Close R. 1231-4, 161.
1194 October 25
1195 [c. Oct. 28]
1157 October 18
Close R. 1231-4, 161.
1158 October 22
Close R. 1231-4, 161.
1159 October 22
Close R. 1231-4, 161.
[c. Oct. 28]
See below no. 1195 (1233,
c. Oct. 28).
1 196 October 30
1197 Novembers
1160 November 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 1.
1198 November 7
1161 November 13
Close R. 1231-4, 166.
1199 November 12
1200 November 12
1201 November 20
1162 November 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 2.
1163 December 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 5.
1164 [Dec. 19-22]
Fine R. 1216-46, 235.
1233-4
1232-3
1202
1165
E 372/77, rot. 1 d.
1203
1204
1205
1166
E 372/77, rot. 4 d.
1167
E 372/77, rot. 6.
1168
E 372/77, rot. 6.
1234
1169
E 372/77, rot. 6 d.
1170
E 372/77, rot. 9.
1206 January 8
1171
E 372/77, rot. 9 d.
1207 February 14
1172
E 372/77, rot. 10 d.
1208 February 20
1173
E 372/77, rot. 12 d.
1209 April 11
1210 June 3
C 60/32, m. 8; E 371/2,
m. 1. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1216-46] .
Close R. 1231-4. 188.
Close R. 1231-4, 296.
C/o.se R. 1231-4, 297.
C 60/32, m. 7. [ Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Close R. 1231-4, 192.
Close R. 1231-4, 209.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 16.
Close R. 1231-4, 221.
fine R. 1216-46, 241;
E 371/2, m. 4.
Close R. 1231-4, 228.
Close R. 1231-4, 314.
Close R. 1231-4, 236.
E 159/12, m. 6d.
Close R. 1231-4, 254.
Close R. 1231-4, 266.
Close R. 1231-4, 274.
Close R. 1231-4, 325.
Close R. 1231-4, 277.
Close R. 1231-4, 327.
Close R. 1231-4, 283.
Cur. Reg. R. 1230-2, 455.
For '1233. [c. Oct. 28] '
read '1232, [c. Oct. 281
Close R. 1231-4, 329.
Cur. Reg. R. 1233-7, 729.
Close R. 1231-4, 335.
Cur. Reg. R. 1233-7, 814.
KB 26/113, m. 27.
Close R. 1231-4, 342.
E 372/78, rot. 4.
E 372/78, rot. 12.
E 372/78, rot. 12 d.
E 372/78, rot. 14.
Close R. 1231-4, 364.
Close R. 1231-4, 378.
Close R. 1231-4, 380.
C 60/33, m. 8. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46].
Close R. 1231-4, 443.
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1235
1211 Julys
1212 July 27
1213 October 11
1214 October 21
1215 [c. Nov. 6]
1216 November 20
1217 December 10
1218
1219
1220
1221
1235
January 4
1222 January 7
1223 [Feb. 9]
1224 February 19
1225 February 19
1226 February 19
1227 February 23
1228 [Feb. 23]
1229 February 24
1230 March 18
1231 [c. Mar. 20]
1232 March 21
1233 March 27
1234 March 30
1235 April 4
1236 April 13
1237 April 16
1238 April 28
1239 [Easter term]
1240 May 7
1241 June 6
1242 July 14
1243 August 1
1244 August 19
1245 August 29
1246 November 13
1247 November 13
1248 November 15
C 60/33, m. 6. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 62.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 73.
Close R. 1231-4, 539.
Close R. 1234-7, 155.
Close R. 1234-7, 14.
C 60/34, m. 14. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
E 372/79, rot. 5 d.,rot. 11 d.
E 372/79, rot. 6.
E 372/79, rot. 6 d.
E 372/79, rot. 15.
See below nos. 1265 and
1266 (1236, January 4).
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 190.
Close R. 1234-7, 47.
Close R. 1234-7, 50.
Fine R. 1216-46, 21 A.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 94.
Close R. 1234-7, 167.
Close R. 1234-7, 168.
Close R. 1234-7, 52.
Close R. 1234-7, 59.
Close R. 1234-7, 174.
Close R. 1234-7, 62.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 98.
Close R. 1234-7, 66.
Close R. 1234-7, 175.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 100.
CP 25(l)/35/2.
Close R. 1234-7, 83.
Just. Itin. 1/80, m. 7.
Close R. 1234-7, 88.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 107.
Close R. 1234-7, 116.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 115.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 116.
Close R. 1234-7, 136.
C 60/35, m. 18. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Close R. 1234-7, 208.
Close R. 1234-7, 208.
1249 November 16
C 60/35, m. 17. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1250 [Nov.?]
Close R. 1234-7, 327.
1251 December 1
E 159/14, m. 19.
1252 December 3
C 60/35, m. 17. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1253 December 3
E 159/14, m. 5.
1254 December 3
Close R. 1234-7, 213.
1255 December 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 132.
1256 December 8
Close R. 1234-7, 330.
1257 [Dec. 12 ]
Close R. 1234-7, 331.
1258 December 13
Close R. 1234-7, 217.
1259 [Dec. ?]
C7ose R. 1234-7, 328, 329
1235-6
1260
E 372/80, rot. 2 d.
1261
E 372/80, rot. 2 d.
1262
E 372/80, rot. 5 d.
1263
E 372/80, rot. 7.
1264
E 372/80, rot. 11.
1236
1265 January 4
E 36/274, fo. 43. For the
1266 January
1267 January 22
1268 [End Jan. ']
1269 February 13
1270 March 30
1271 April 10
1272 April 13
1273 [c. Apr. I4]
1274 [c. Apr. 14]
1275 [Apr, 19]
1276 [c. Apr. 23]
original bull, see
E 39/91/6. For '1236'
read '1235'.
E 36/274, fo. 42b. For the
original bull, see
E 39/91/7, printed in full
text and translation in
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 6. For '1236'
read '1235'.
Close R. 1234-7, 231.
Close R. 1234-7, 336.
C 60/35, m. 13. [Omitted
from Fine/?. 1216-46].
Close R. 1234-7, 252, 253.
E 159/14, m. 8 d.
E 159/14, m. 20.
KB 26/116, m. 1.
KB 26/116, m. 1.
C 60/35, m. 11; E 371/3,
m. 5. [Omitted from Fine
R. 1216-46] .
C 66/46, m. 9 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47] .
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1277 April 26
E 36/274, fo. 41.
1317 March 27
1278 May 7
E 159/14, m. 19 d.
1318 April 5
1279 May 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
147.
1319 April 29
1280 June 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
148.
1320 May 16
1281 July 6
Close R. 1234-7, 364.
1321 May 16
1282 July 24
Close R. 1234-7, 294.
1322 May 16
1283 July 24
Close R. 1234-7, 292.
1323 May 19
1284 July 24
Close R. 1234-7, 293.
1324 May 23
1285 [July 26-31]
Fine R. 1216-46, 309.
1286 August 6
Close R. 1234-7, 298.
1325 June 5
1287 August 29
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
157.
1288 [Aug.?]
Close R. 1234-7, 373.
1326 June 5
1289 September 9
C 66/46, m. 2 d. [Omitted
1327 June 6
from Cal. Pat. R. 1232-4?] .
1328 June 6
1290 September 9
C 66/46, m. 2 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47).
June 6
1291 September 15
Close R. 1234-7, 378.
1329 [c. June 7]
1292 [Sept.] 15
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 222,
1330 June 11
223.
1331 June 14
1293 September 19
Close R. 1234-7, 314.
1332 June 14
1294 September 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
158.
1333 June 16
1295 September 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
158.
1334 June 15
1296 September 19
C 66/46, m. 2 d. [Om
tted
1335 June 18
from Cal. Pat. R. 1232-471 .
1336 June 22
1297 October 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
160.
1337 June 24
1298 November 2
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40,
241.
1338 June (')
1299 November 4
Close R. 1234-7, 382.
1339 July 3
1300 November 16
Close R. 1234-7, 393.
1340 July 8
1301 [c. Nov.]
E 159/15, m. 1.
1341 July [13]
1302 December 28
Close R. 1234-7, 516.
1342 [July 10-14]
1236-7
1343 July 19
1344 July 22
1303
E 372/81, rot. 1 d.
1345 [July]
1304
E 372/81, rot. 4.
1346 [c. Aug. 2]
1305
E 372/81, rot. 9.
1347 August 5
1306
E 372/81, rot. 9 d.
1348 August 5
1307
E 372/81, rot. 10 d.
1349 August 13
1308
E 372/81, rot. 13.
1350 August 15
1309
E 372/81, rot. 13.
1351 August 20
1310
E 372/81, rot. 13 d.
1352 August 22
1311
E 372/81, rot. 15.
1353 [Aug, 20-23
1312
E 372/81, rot. 15.
1354 September 1
1355 September 7
1237
1356 September 9
1313 January 14
E 159/15, m. 8.
1357 [Sept. 23]
1314 January 24
Close R. 1234-7, 517
1358 [Sept. 25]
1315 February 4
Close R. 1234-7, 413
1316 February 10
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 226.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 177.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 178.
E 159/15, m. 10.
Close R. 1234-7, 444.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 270.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 270.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 270.
C 66/47, 8 d. [Omitted from
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 184.
For 'June 5' read 'June 6'.
Close R. 1234-7, 450.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 185.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 185.
See above no. 1325 (1237,
June 5).
Close R. 1234-7, 537.
Close R. 1234-7, 452.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 186.
CaL Pat. R. 1232-47, 185.
Close R. 1234-7, 454, 455.
E 159/15, m. 2 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 187.
Close R. 1234-7, 538.
Close R. 1234-7, 461.
E 159/15, m. 4.
Close R. 1234-7, 466.
Close R. 1234-7, 467.
Close R. 1234-7, All.
Close R. 1234-7, 540.
Close R. 1234-7, 542.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 189.
E 371/4, m. 10.
KB 26/117, m. 8.
Close R. 1234-7, 480.
Close R. 1234-7, 554.
Close R. 1234-7. 559, 560.
CaL Pat. R. 1232-47, 193.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 194.
Close R. 1234-7, 489, 490.
Close R. 1234-7, 563.
C7ose R. 1234-7, 491, 493.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 195.
Close R. 1234-7, 494.
Close R. 1234^7, 570.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 203.
For full text and translation
see Stones, Anglo-Scottish
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1358 [Sept. 25]
Relations, no. 7. For another
1395 January 23
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 309.
Contd.
copy, see E 164/2, fos.
1396 February 1
Close R. 1237-42, 24.
174-6.
1397 February 5
E 368/12, m. 6.
1359 [c. Sept. 25]
Reference not traced.
1398 February 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 209.
1360 September 27
Cat. Pat. R. 1232-47,
196.
1399 February 6
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 312.
1361 September 27
Close R. 1234-7, 497
498.
1400 February 18
Close R. 1237-42, 29.
1362 September 28
Close R. 1234-7, 498
1401 February 21
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 210.
1363 September 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
197.
1402 February 28
Close R. 1237-42, 30.
1364 September 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
197.
1403 [Feb.]
Close R. 1237-42, 120.
1365 September 30
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 232.
1404 March 2
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 315.
1366 [Sept. 30]
E 371/4, m. 11.
1405 March 6
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 316.
1367 October 2
E 368/12, m. 1.
1406 March 6
Close R. 1237-42, 32.
1368 [c. Oct. 14]
KB 26/117, m. 4.
1407 March 13
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 316.
1369 October 26
Close R. 1234-7, 508.
1408 March 15
Close R. 1237-42, 121.
1370 October 27
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
199.
1409 March 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 213.
1371 [Oct. 23-27]
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 232.
1410 March 18
E 371/5, m. 1.
1372 November 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
204.
1411 March 19
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 318,
1373 [c. Nov. 12]
E 159/15, m. 6 d.
319.
1374 November 22
Close R. 1237-42, 5,
6.
1412 March 19
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 214.
1375 November 25
Close R. 1237-42, 6,
7.
1413 March 19
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 214.
1376 [Nov.]
Close R. 1237-42, 113.
1414 March 22
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 214.
1377 December 5
Close R. 1237-42, 10.
1415 April 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 215.
1378 December 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
206.
1416 [c. Apr. 15]
E 368/12, m. 7; E 159/16,
1379 December 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
206.
m. 7.
1380 December 10
Close R. 1237-42, 12.
1417 April 17
Close R. 1237-42, 43.
1381 December 11
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47,
206.
1418 April 23
E 159/16, m. 15 d.
[1221-37]
See below no. 2668.
1419 April 25
Close R. 1237-42. 45.
See also below
1420 May 3
Close R. 1237-42, 128.
no. 1655 (1244).
1421 May 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 235.
1237-8
1422 May 3
Close R. 1237-42, 48.
1423 May 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 218.
1382
E 372/82, rot. 4.
1424 May 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 236.
1383
E 372/82, rot. 7.
1425 May 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 219.
1384
E 372/82, rot. 7 d.
1426 May 29
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 236,
1385
E 372/82, rot. 9.
237.
1386
E 372/82, rot. 10.
1427 June 2
Close R. 1237-42, 136, 134
1387
E 372/82, rot. 12 d.
1428 June 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 223.
1388
E 372/82, rot. 12 d.
1429 June 11
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 224.
1389
E 372/82, rot. 14.
1430 June 11
1431 June 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 224.
Close R. 1237-42, 59.
1238
1432 June 13
Close R. 1237-42, 60.
1390 January 10
Close R. 1237-42, 20.
1433 June 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 224.
1391 January 10
Close R. 1237-42, 20 j
1434 June 25
E 159/16, m. 13, 13 d.
E 368/12, m. 5; E 159/16,
1435 [c. June ]
E 159/16, m. 14.
m. 5.
1436 [June]
E 159/16, m. 17 d.
1392 January 10
Close R. 1237-42, 20,
21.
1437 [June]
E 159/16, m. 17 d.
1393 January 12
Close R. 1237-42, 21.
1438 July 10
E 371/5, m. 3.
1394 January 20
E 159/16, m. 16 d.
1439 July 19
E 368/12, m. 11 d.
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1440 July 20
1441 July 24
1442 July 26
1443 [July]
1444 August 9
1445 August 27
1446 September 6
1447 September 18
1448 October 29
1449 [Oct.]
1450 [End Oct.]
1451 October 6
1452 November 2
1453 December 5
1238-9
1454
1455
1456
1457
1458
1459
1460
1461
1239
1462 January 8
1463 January 20
1464
1465 January 23
1466 February 7
1467 February 16
1468 March 30
1469 April 3
1470 April 7
1471 May 18
1472 May 23
1473 June 20
1474 August 20
1475 October 6
1476 October 13
1477 October 27
Close R. 1237-42, 141.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 342.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 342.
For 'July 26' read 'July 25'.
E 371/5, m. 3.
Close R. 1237-42, 143.
SC 7/15/32.
Close R. 1237-42, 99.
Close R. 1237-42, 104.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 345.
E 159/17, m. 1 d.
E 159/17, m. 15.
E 159/17, m. 18 d.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 346.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 354.
E 372/83, rot. 3.
E 372/83, rot. 3 d.
E 372/83, rot. 3 d.
E 372/83, rot. 4 d.
E 372/83, rot. 7.
E 372/83, rot. 8.
E 372/83, rot. 11.
E 372/83, rot. 12 d.
Fine R. 1216-46, 318.
E 159/17, m. 19.
E 159/17, m. 19 (schedule).
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 362.
E 159/17, m. 5 d.
C 60/36, m. 8. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1216-46] .
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 374.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 374.
Cal. L,b. R. 1226-40, 374.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 382.
E 159/17, m. 20.
C 60/36, m. 4; E 371/6,
m. 4. [Omitted from FincR.
1216-46] .
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 408.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 418.
E 159/18, m. 3.
Close R. 1237-42, 150.
1239
1478 October 29
1479 October
1480 November 4
1481 November 24
1482 December 7
1239-40
1483
1484
1485
1486
1487
1488
1489
1490
1240
1491 February 6
1492 [Feb. 24]
1493 February 26
1494 February 26
1495 [Jan. or Feb]
1496 June 17
1497 June 25
1498 June 18
1499 [July 25?]
1500 [July]
1501 September 11
1502 October 12
1503 October 16
1504 [Oct. ?]
November 3
1505 November 19
1506 November 20
1507 November 27
1508 December 13
1509 [c. Dec. 25 J
1510
1511
1512
1513
1514
1515
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 248.
E 159/18, m. 3 d.
E 159/18, m. 13.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 432.
E 159/18. m. 6.
E 372/84, rot. 1 d.
E 372/84, rot. 2.
E 372/84, rot. 3.
E 372/84, rot. 6 d.
E 372/84, rot. 7.
E 372/84, rot. 8.
E 372/84, rot. 9.
E 372/84, rot. 12 d.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 250.
E 371/7, m. 1.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 250.
Cal. Lib. R. 1226-40, 454.
E 159/18, m. 15.
E 159/18, m. 9.
E 159/18, m. 9 d.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 252.
Close R. 1237-42, 240.
E 371/7, m. 4.
Close R. 1237-42, 221.
Close R. 1237-42, 230.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 262.
E 371/7, m. 6.
See below no. 1558 (1241,
3 November).
Close R. 1237-42, 251.
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 9.
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 10.
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 15.
C 66/49, m. 10 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47] .
E 372/85, rot. 2.
E 372/85, rot. 5 d.
E 372/85, rot. 6 d.
E 372/85, rot. 10.
E 372/85, rot. 12 d.
E 372/85, rot. 14 d.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1241
1516 January 30
1517 February 1
1518 [c. Feb. 13]
1519 [Mar.?]
1520 April 11
1521 [c. Apr. 15]
1522 [c. Apr. 15 ]
1523 [c. Apr. 15]
1524 [c. Apr. 15]
1525 [c. Apr. 15]
1526 [c. Apr. 21]
1527 April 25
1528 April 25
1529 April 27
1530 May 13
1531 May 13
1532 May 16
1533 May 25
1534 [May]
1535 [c. June 2]
1536 June 2
1537 June 6
1538 June 13
1539 June 20
1540 [c. June 25]
1541 [June]
1542 [c. July 14]
1543 July 17
1544 July 27
1545 August 13
1546 September 5
1547 [Sept. 23]
1548 [Sept. 26]
1549 October 6
1550 October 22
1551 [Oct. 23]
1552 October 25
1553 October 26
1554 October 31
1555 [Oct.]
1556 [Oct.?]
1557 November 2
1558 November 3
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 27.
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 27.
KB 26/122, m. 7.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 262.
E 368/13, m. 5d.
Just. Itin. 1/695, m. 5.
Just. Itin. 1/695, m. 5.
Just. Itin. 1/695, m. 7.
Just. Itin. 1/695, m. 15.
Just. Itin. 1/695, m. 16.
Just. Itin. 1/696, m. 6.
E 159/19, m. 15d.
E 368/13, m. 17 d.
Close R. 1237-42, 296.
Just. Itin. 1/868, m. 6 d.
Just. Itin. 1/868, m. 6 d.
Fine R. 1216-46, 342.
Close R. 1237-42, 304.
E 159/19, m. 16 d.
Just. Itin. 1/359, m. 7.
Close R. 1237-42, 306.
E 159/19, m. 7.
E 159/19, m. 7.
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 58.
Just. Itin. 1/359, m. 19 d.
E 368/13, m. 14a.
KB 26/122, m. 20.
E 159/19, m. 9.
Close R. 1237-42, 320.
Close R. 1237-42, 324.
Close R. 1237-42, 328, 329.
Fine R. 1216-46, 353.
C 60/37, m. 2. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
C 60/37, m. 2. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Close R. 1237-42, 339, 340.
E 159/20, m. 5 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 261.
Close R. 1237-42, 366.
C 60/38, m. 14. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46].
C 66/49, m. 1. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1232-4?] .
Close R. 1237-42, 364.
Fine R. 1216-46, 359.
E 159/19, m. 13 d. For '1241'
read '1240'.
Vol. 1
1559 November 12
1560 November 21
KB 26/121, m. 13.
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 262.
1561
E 372/86, m. 2 d.
1562
E 372/86, m. 4.
1563
E 372/86, m. 4 d.
1564
E 372/86, m. 5 d.
1565
E 372/86, m. 9 d.
1566
E 372/86, m. 10.
1567
E 372/86, m. 11.
1568
E 372/86, m. 15.
1242
1569 [c. Jan. 20]
KB 26/121, m. 15 d.
1570 February 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 272.
1571 February 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 273.
1572 February 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 273.
1573 February 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 111.
1574 [before Mar. 19]
E 371/10, m. 6.
1575 April 22
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 268.
1576 April 23
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 119,
120.
1577 April 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 294.
1578 April 26
C 60/38, m. 4; E 371/10,
m. 7. [Omitted from
Fine/?. 1216-46].
1579 April 26
C 60/38, m. 4. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1580 May 2
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 127.
1581 May 4
E 371/10, m. 8.
1582 [c. May 20]
KB 26/123, m. 14.
1583 [c. May 20]
KB 26/123, m. 18.
1584 June 1
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 137;
E 403/4.
1585 [c. June 22]
KB 26/121, m. 24 d.
1586 June 25
DL 36/3(46).
1587 [c. July 29]
KB 26/121, m. 37.
1588 September 27
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 304.
For 'September 27' read
'September 17'.
1589 October 6
Close R. 1237-42, 477.
1590 [c. Oct. 14]
KB 26/124, m. 6.
1591 [c. Oct. 28]
CP 25(l)/35/3.
1592 November 7
E 368/14, m. 3d. See also
E 159/21, m. 5.
1593 November 8
Close R. 1242-7, 74.
1594 [c. Nov. 18]
KB 26/125, m. 12.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1242
1594 [c. Nov. 18]
Contd.
1595 November 19
1596 November 22
1597 December 17
1242-3
Vol. 1
See below no. 2669.
Close R. 1242-7, 77.
C 60/40, m. 8. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
Close R. 1242-7, 58.
1598
E 372/87. m. 2.
1599
E 372/87, m. 8 d.
1600
E 372/87, m. 9 d.
1601
E 372/87, m. 11.
1602
E 372/87, m. 11 d.
1603
E 372/87, m. 12.
1604
E 372/87, m. 12 d.
1605
E 372/87, m. 14.
1243
1606 [c. Jan. 20]
KB 26/125. m. 13.
1607 January 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 719.
1608 January 30
Fine R. 1216-46, 394.
1609 [Hilary term]
KB 26/126, m. 1.
1610 [c. Feb. 3]
KB 26/126, m. 13.
[c. Feb. 3]
See below no. 2670.
1611 March 23
Close R. 1242-7, 92.
1612 May 18
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 180.
1613 May 19
Close R. 1242-7, 100.
1614 [c. June 14]
KB 26/130, m. 5.
1615 June 15
E 159/21, m. 13 d.
1616 June 15
Close R. 1242-7, 104.
1617 June 17
Close R. 1242-7, 106.
1618 July [10-15]
Close R. 1242-7, 67.
1619 July 26
KB 26/135, m. 22 d.
1620 July 29
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 723.
1621 August 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 392.
In reference, for 'Charter
read 'Patent'.
1622 October 25
C7ose R. 1242-7, 53.
1623 November 7
E 368/15, m. 3 d.
1624 December 11
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5. 204.
1243-4
1625
E 372/88, m. 5.
1626
E 372/88, m. 6.
1627
E 372/88, m. 11.
1244
1628 January 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 416.
1629 January 14
Close R. 1242-7, 152.
1630 February 12
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 216.
1631 April 20
C7ose R. 1242-7, 242, 243.
1632 May 4
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 231.
1633 May 12
Close R. 1242-7, 184.
1634 May 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 425.
1635 May 22
Close R. 1242-7, 188.
1636 [May]
E371/11, m. 6.
1637 [May]
Close R. 1242-7, 245.
1638 June 10
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 243.
1639 [c. June 19]
Just. Itin. 1/200, m. 5.
1640 June 30
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 246.
1641 July 7
Close R. 1242-7, 254. 255.
1642 July 11
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 251.
1643 July 24
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 255,
256.
1644 July 24
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 256.
1645 July 28
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 257.
1646 August 1
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 257.
1647 August 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 434.
1648 August 10
C 60/41, m. 3. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1216-46] .
1649 August 13
Close R. 1242-7, 219, 220.
1650 August 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 434.
1651 August 15
Close R. 1242-7, 221.
1652 August 15
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 259.
1653 November 19
Close R. 1242-7, 268.
[Dec. 8 - early
See below no. 2672.
1245]
1654
Foedera, I, i, 257.
1655
Matthew Paris, Chronica
Majora (Rolls Series), iv,
383-4. See another text in
Foedera, I, i, 234. For
'1244' read '1237'. Matthew
Paris has erroneously
transferred this document
to 1244 on the basis of the
pope's initial, which is T,
taken to be Innocent IV,
1243-54. But the text in
Foedera, from an unknown
source, correctly gives the
pope's name as Gregory,
i.e. Gregory IV, 1227-41.
Further, the text itself
specifically refers to the
oath sworn before the
26
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REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1655 Contd.
Cardinal Legate Otto, which
was made in 1237; and as
one of the barons sending
this letter was John Byset,
juvenis, it is almost certain
to be earlier than 1242,
when the Bisset faction
was outlawed from Scotland
1683 [ 1215-45]
DL 36/3(211). For 'within
the barony of Annandale
and the tenement of
Torthorald' read 'between
the barony of Annandale
and the tenement of
Torthorald' (Barrow,
Robert Bruce, 222 n).
(Anderson, Early Sources,
1684 [1215-45]
DL 25/85.
ii, 533-4).
1685 [1215-45]
DL 25/85.
1656 [1244 ?]
Roy. Lett. 1236-72, 14.
[before 1245]
See above no. 706 [c 1218] .
1245-6
1686
E 372/90, m. 9 d.
1244-5
1687
E 372/90, m. 9 d.
1657
E 372/89, m. 1 d,
1688
E 372/90, m.lOd.
1658
E 372/89, m. 6 d,
1689
E 372/90, m. 12 d.
1659
E 372/89, m. 12 d,
1246
1245
1690 [c. Jan. 17]
C7ose R. 1242-7, 473.
1660 February 9
Cat. Lib. R. 1240-5, 290.
1691 April 9
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-51, 40.
1661 February 13
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 290.
1692 June 27
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-51, 62.
1662
E 371/12, m. 3.
1693 June 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 483.
1663 March 13
E 371/12, m. 5.
1694 August 1
C7ose R. 1242-7, 447.
1664 March 25
E 371/12, m. 5.
1695 October 13
CP 25(l)/35/3.
1665 April 2
E 371/12, m. 5.
1696 October 15
C7ose R. 1242-7, 466.
1666 April 5
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 295.
1697 October 15
Close R. 1242-7, 467.
1667 [Apr. 30]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
1698 November 26
Close R. 1242-7, 486.
no. 49.
1699 December 1
C 47/22/12(4).
1668 May 20
C 60/42, m. 9. [Omitted
1700 December 4
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-51, 96.
from FineR. 1216-46].
For 'December 4' read
1669 May 20
E 371/12, m. 7.
'December 1'.
1670 June 4
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 306.
1701 December 4
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-50, 97.
1671 June 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1232-47, 454.
1702 December 5
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
1672 June 21
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 311.
no. 115.
1673 June 23
Cal. Lib. R. 1240-5, 311.
1703 December 8
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 310.
1674 June 24
Close R. 1242-7, 318.
1704 December 14
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
1675 September 11
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/4.
no. 84.
Formerly SC 7/21/21.
1705 December 29
SC 7/21/8.
1676 October 13
C 47/22/12(3).
1246-7
[c. Oct. 13]
See above no. 832 (1222,
c. Oct. 13).
CP 25(l)/35/3.
1706
E 372/91, m. 6.
1677 [c. Oct. 20]
1707
E 372/91, m. 7 d.
1678 December 4
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-51, 10.
1708
E 372/91. m. 8.
1679 December 6
Close R. 1242-7, 375.
1709
E 372/91, m. 15.
1680 [1215-45]
DL 36/3(84).
1247
1681 [1215-451
DL 25/88.
1682 [1215-45]
DL 25/89.
1710 [c. Jan. 20]
Just. Itin. 1/454, m. 14 d.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
27
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1247
1711 April 8
1712 April 11
1713 April 15
1714 May 13
1715 May 21
1716 [July]
1717 August 7
1718 [c. Oct. 6]
1719 [Oct. 13-20]
1720 December 15
1247-8
1721
1722
1723
1724
1248
1725 January 6
1726 January 23
1727 April 5
1728 April 27
1729 April 27
1730 April 27
1731 April 29
1732 ^Easter term ?]
1733 June 15
1734 June 15
1735 June 15
1736 June 15
1737 June 28
1738 ^Trinity term]
1739 I Trinity term]
1740 [Trinity term]
1741 [Trinity term]
1742 Julv 14
1743 July 17
1744 July 17
E 159/23, m. 10.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 47.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 106.
E 159/23, m. 5.
Close R. 1242-7, 544.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 44.
Close R. 1242-7, 527, 528.
Just. Itin. 1/89, m. 11.
Just. Itin. 1/89, m. 14.
Close R. 1247-51, 17.
E 372/92, m. 4 d.
E 372/92, m. 10 d.
E 372/92, m. 12.
E 372/92, m. 16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 5.
For 'January 6' read
'January 5'.
Close R. 1247-51, 26.
C 60/45, m. 8. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
Just. Itin. 1/319, m. 6 d.
Just. Itin. 1/319, m. 7.
Just. Itin. 1/319, m. 7.
C 60/45, m. 7; E 371/13,
m. 4. [Omitted from
Fwe R. 1246-72] .
Just. Itin. 1/273, m. 6 d,
E 159/24, m. 12.
Just. Itin. 1/871, m. 2.
Just. Itin. 1/871, m. 4 d,
Just. Itin. 1/871, m. 6 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 20.
Just. Itin. 1/39, m. 2.
Just. Itin. 1/39, m. 8 d,
Just. Itin. 1/39, m. 9 d.
CP 25(l)/283/12(243)
(footnote reference).
E 159/24, m. 6d,
E 368/20, m. 17.
Close R. 1247-51, 66.
Close R. 1247-51, 66,
1248
1745 August 10
1746 August 20
1747 September 25
1748 October 16
1749 [c. Nov. 16]
1750 December 13
1751
1752
1753
1249
1754 [c. Jan. 14-28]
1755 February 27
1756 March 10
1757 April 5
1758 April 10
1759 [Easter term]
1760 May 12
1761 May 29
1762 [Trinity term]
1763 [July 29?]
[c. Oct. 6]
1764 [c. Oct. 13]
[c. Oct. 13]
1765 November 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 24.
Close R. 1247-51, 79.
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-51, 201.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 28.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-72,
no. 71.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 34.
E 372/93, m. 6.
E 372/93, m. 9 d.
E 372/93, m. 16 d.
Just. Itin. 1/777, m. 4 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 37.
Close R. 1247-51, 147.
Close R. 1247-51, 152.
Fine R. 1246-72, 51.
Just. Itin. 1/997, m. 28.
Close R. 1247-51, 161.
Close R. 1247-51, 166.
E 368/21, m. 8 d.
DL 36/1(245).
See below no. 1937 (1253,
c. Oct. 6).
KB 26/135, m. 8 d.
See below no. 1939 (1253,
c. Oct. 13).
C/o.se R. 1247-51, 345.
1766
E 372/94, m. 3.
1767
E 372/94, m. 11 d.
1250
1768 January 23
Close R. 1247-51, 258.
1769 [Hilary term]
E 159/25, m. 6.
April 16
See below no. 1799 (1251^
April 16).
1770 [c. Apr. 17]
KB 26/140. m. 10.
1771 [c. Apr. 17]
KB 26/140, m. 13.
1772 April 17
KB 26/140, m. 16.
1773 [c. Apr. 27]
KB 26/140, m. 12.
1774 May 6
E 159/25, m. 21 d.
1775 May 11
Close R. 1247-51, 282.
1776 May 11
Close R. 1247-51, 356.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1777 [c. June 5-12]
KB 26/141, m. 8 d.
1810 [c. Oct. 13]
1778 [c. June 5-12]
KB 26/141, m. 9.
1811 [c Oct. 131
1779
KB 26/141, m, 10.
1812 October 18
1780 [c. June 19]
KB 26/141, m. 14 d.
1813 [c. Oct. 13-20
1781 [June 20]
E 371/15, m. 7.
1814 [c. Oct. 13-20
1782 June 25
KB 26/141, m. 18.
1815 October 28
1783 [c. July l]
KB 26/141, m. 24 d.
1816 October 29
1784 [July 2]
E 371/15, m. 8.
1817 November 3
1785 September 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 74.
1818 November 8
1786 September 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 74.
1819 November 8
1787 September 15
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
1820 November 16
no. 90.
1821 November 16
1788 [Sept. 24]
E 371/15, m. 11.
1789 [c. Oct. 13]
KB 26/143, m. 4 d.
1822 November 18
1790 October 13
E 368/24, m. 16.
1823 November 20
1791 October 22
Cal. Lib. R. 1245-51, 311.
1824 November 21
1792 October 30
Fine R. 1246-72, 90.
1825 November 22
1793 October 30
E 372/94, m. 18 d. For
1826 November 24
'1250 October 30' read
1827 November 24
'1250-1'.
1828 November 24
1829 November 24
1250-1
1830 November 25
1794
E 372/94, m. 12.
1831 November 26
1795
E 372/94, m. 13.
1832 November 26
1796
E 372/94, m. 16.
1833 November 28
1797
E 372/94, m. 18 d.
1834 November 29
1835 November 29
1251
1836 [Nov.]
1798 April 6
SC 7/20/11. For full text
and translation, see Stones,
1837 [Nov.l
Anglo- Scottish Relations,
no. 9.
1838 December 1
1799 April 16
E 372/94, m. 18 d.For '1251'
1839 December 1
read '1250'.
1840 December 1
1800 May 4
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
1841 December 2
216.
1842 December 4
1801 May 5
E 368/24, m. 20 d.
1843 December 7
1802 June 15
Close R. 1247-51, 458.
1844 December 12
1803 July 8
Close R. 1247-51. 549.
1845 December 15
1804 August 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 104.
1846 December 20
1805 [Aug.]
E 371/16, m. 8; Cal. Pat. R.
1847 December 26
1247-58. 105.
1848 December 27
1806 September 4
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/5.
Formerly SC 7/20/8.
1849 December 28
1807 September 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 109.
1850 December 29
1808 September 30
Just. Itin. 1/1046, m. 23.
1851 December 30
1809 September 30
Just. Itin. 2/ 1046, m. 44 d.
1852 December 31
KB 26/145, m. 10.
KB 26/145, m. lid.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 113.
KB 26/145, m. 15.
KB 26/145, m. 15.
Close R. 1247-51, 521.
Close R. 1251-3, 1.
KB 26/145, m. 32 d.
Close R. 1251-3, 6.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 5.
E 371/16, m. 1.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 220,
Close R. 1251-3, 10.
Close R. 1251-3, 11.
Close R. 1251-3, 12.
Close R. 1251-3, 13.
Close R. 1251-3, 13.
Close R. 1251-3, 14.
Close R. 1251-3, 14.
Close R. 1251-3, 341.
Close R. 1251-3, 14.
Close R. 1251-3, 15, 16.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 8.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 8.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 9.
Close R. 1251-3, 17.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72.
no. 251.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 220.
Close R. 1251-3, 181.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 9.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 10.
Close R. 1251-3, 18, 19.
Close R. 1251-3, 20.
Close R. 1251-3, 22.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 10.
Close R. 1251-3, 26.
Close R. 1251-3, 27.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 121.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 121,
122.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 374.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 122.
Close R. 1251-3. 30.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 122.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1853
1854
1855
1856
1251-2
1252
1857 January 2
1858 January 2
1859 January 5
1860 January 5
1861 January 5
1862 January 5
1863 [c. Jan. 7l
1864 January 15
1865 January 30
1866 February 22
1867 February 22
1868 February 24
1869 March 9
1870 March 15
1871 April 8
1872 April 16
1873 [c. Apr. 171
1874 April 20
1875 [Easter term)
1876 [Easter term]
1877 [Easter term]
1878 [c. May 81
1879 [May 121
1880 May 18
1881 May 24
1882 May 28
1883 [Mayl
1884 [Trinity terml
1885 July 3
1886 July 10
1887 July 12
1888 July 17
1889 July 18
1890 August 8
1891 October 11
1892 October 14
E 372/95, m. 7.
E 372/95, m. 7d.
E 372/95, m. 11.
E 372/95, m. Ud.
Close R. 1251-3, 31.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 123.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 14.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 15.
For January 5' read
'January 6'.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 15.
For 'January 5' read
'January 6'.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 15.
Close R. 1251-3, 186.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 17.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 127.
C 60/49, m. 18; E 368/26,
m. 6d. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72].
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 129.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57. 379.
Close R. 1251-3, 61.
Close R. 1251-3, 64.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 381.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 39.
E 371/17, m. 7.
E 159/26, m. 19 d.
E 159/26, m. 19.
E 159/26, m. 20.
E 159/26, m. 20.
E 371/17, m. 8.
E 371/17, m. 2.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 139.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57, 391.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 49.
E 371/17, m. 10.
E 159/26, m. 21.
Cd. Charter R. 1226-57, 393.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 59.
Close R. 1251-3. 123.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 146.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 145.
Just. Itin. 1/1179, m. 1.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 152.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 152.
1252
1893 [c. Oct. 19]
1894 October 20
1895 October 22
1896 October 28
1897 October 28
1898 October 28
1899 [Nov.l 2
1900 November 29
1901 [Nov.l
1902 December 7
December 8
1903 December 22
1252-3
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1253
1909 January 17
1910 January 20
1911 [Hilary term]
1912 [Hilary term]
1913 February 17
1914 [c. Feb. 22]
1915 March 6
1916 April 3
1917 April 4
1918 April 8
1919 April 14
1920 May 3
1921 [c. May 3]
1922 [ c. May 3]
1923 [c May 31
1924 May 10
1925 May 16
1926 June 19
1927 June 24
1928 June 24
E 371/17, m. 16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 154.
Close R. 1251-3, 169.
E 101/349/8.
E 101/308/1 m. 1.
E 101/349/18.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 162.
For '[Nov.]2' read
'[Oct. 29]'.
E 101/349/7.
E 371/17, m. 3.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 91.
See below nos. 2554 and
2555(1269, December 8).
E 101/349/21.
E 372/97, m. 1.
E 372/97, m. 5.
E 372/97, m. 9d.
E 372/97, m. 18.
E 352/46, m. 12 d.
Fine R. 1246-72, 149.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 172.
E 368/27, m. 8.
E 368/27, m. 8d.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57. 419.
Close R. 1251-3, 452.
Close R. 1251-3, 453.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 186.
Close R. 1251-3, 338.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 187.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 187.
Cal. /nq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 280.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72.
no. 280.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 280.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 280.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57. 432.
Fine R. 1246-72, 160.
Close R. 1251-3. 375.
E 101/349/8.
E 372/96, m. 18.
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Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1253
1254
1929 June 24
1930 June 24
1931 June 24
1932 [g Midsummerl
1933 [c. June 29-30)
1934 [Trinity term]
1935 July 2
1936 July 25
1937 [c Oct. 6)
1938 October 6
1939 [c. Oct. 131
1940 October 24
1941 October 28
1942 November 3
1943 Ic. Nov. 3]
1944 [c. Nov. 31
1945 November 10
1946 November 13
[Mich, terml
1947 [c. Nov. 26]
December 27
E 101/308/1, m. 2.
E 101/349/19.
E 101/349/20.
E 101/349/9.
KB 26/149, m. 13.
E 368/27, m. 15 d.
Close R. 1251-3, 485.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 237.
KB 26/136, m. 1. For '1253'
read '1249'.
KB 26/150, m. 14.
KB 26/136, m. 6. For '1253'
read '1249'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 240.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 374.
KB 26/150, m. 15.
KB 26/148, m. 27 d.
KB 26/148, m. 36.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 312.
Fine R. 1246-72, 175;
E 371/18, m. 1.
See below nos. 1968 and
1969 (1254, Mich. term).
KB 26/148, m. 44 d.
See below no. 1974 (1254,
December 27).
1962 July 22
1963 July 23
1964 July 30
1965 August 24
1966 August 25
1967 September 16
1968 [Mich, terml
1969 [Mich, term]
1970 [Mich, terml
1971 [Mich, term]
[Mich, terml
1972 October 30
1973 November 11
1974 December 27
See also below
no. 2673.
1975
E 371/18, m. 9.
Close R. 1253-4, 145.
E 371/18, m. 9.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 324.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 321.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 202.
E 159/27, m. 13d. For
'1254' read '1253'.
E 159/27, m. 8d. For '1254'
read '1253'. In 1. 10. for
'Canterbury' read
'Cambridgeshire. '
E 159/28, m. 4.
E 159/28, m. 5d.
See below no. 2031 (1255,
Mich. term).
Close R. 1254-6. 1.
C 60/52, m. 13. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72].
Close R. 1253-4, 108. For
'1254' read '1253'.
E 372/99, m. 15 d.
1254
1949 January 15
1950 [c. Jan. 20]
1951 January 30
1952 February 13
1953 February 23
1954 March 3
1955 April 20
1956 May 28
1957 June 11
1958 June 14
1959 [Trinity term]
1960 July 21
1961 July 22
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 156.
KB 26/152, m. 2.
E 371/18, m. 3.
Fine R. 1246-72, 180.
C 60/51, m. 10. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72].
E 371/18, m. 4.
Just. Itin. 1/1181, m. 1.
Close R. 1253-4, 70.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 202.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 202.
E 159/27, m. 27.
E 159/27, m. 7.
E 371/18, m. 9.
1255
1976 [Hilary term]
1977 February 3
1978 March 20
1979 April 2
1980 April 29
1981 May 9
1982 May 10
1983 May 18
1984 May 18
1985 May 19
1986 August 10
1987 August 10
1988 August 10
1989 August 13
E 159/28, m. 9d.
E 159/28, m. 21.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 341.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72.
no. 341.
Fine R. 1246-72, 207.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
446.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 410.
Fine R. 1246-72, 209;
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 411.
For 'May 18' read 'May 20'
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 219.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 219.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 421.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 421.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 421.
Close R. 1254-6, 217.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1255
1990 August 16
1991 August 18
1992 August 21
1993 August 22
1994 August 22
1995 August 25
1996 August 26
1997 August 28
1998 August 28
1999 August 28
2000 August 30
2001 September 2
2002 September 4
2003 September 4
2004 September 5
2005 September 5
2006 September 5
2007 September 7
2008 September 14
2009 September 15
2010 September 16
2011 September 20
2012 September 20
2013 September 20
2014 September 21
2015 September 21
2016 September 23
2017 September 23
2018 September 23
2019 September 23
2020 September 24
2021 September 24
2022 September 24
2023 September 24
2024 September 24
2025 September 24
2026 September 25
Close R. 1254-6. 218, 219.
Close R. 1254-6. 220.
Close R. 1254-6. 220.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 422.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 422.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 422.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. All.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 423.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 423.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 238.
Just. Itin. 1/1182, m. 7.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 424.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 441.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 424.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 424.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 424.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
449.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 239.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 240.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 425.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 425.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 425.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 425.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 426;
Cal. Chart. R. 1226-57,
438. For full text and
translation, see Stones,
Anglo-Scottish Relations.
no. 10.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 426.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 426.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 426.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 426.
C 53/46A, m. 8, schedule.
[Omitted from Cal. Charter
R. 1226-571
C 53/46A, m. 8, schedule.
[Omitted from Cal. Charter
R. 1226-571
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 426.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 426.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 426.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 426.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 241.
Close R. 1254-6, 224.
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57.
450.
2027 October 4
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 242.
2028 October 17
E 371/20, m. 10.
2029 October 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 445.
2030 October
E 371/20, m. 1, schedule.
2031 [Mich, termi
E 368/30, m. 6 d. For
'1255' read '1254'.
2032 [Mich, terml
E 368/31, m. 2.
2033 [Mich, term!
E 159/29, m. 1.
November 3
See vol. iv, no. 1754.
2034 November (?)
Roy. Lett. 1236-72, 124.
2035 December 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 452.
2036 December 9
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 453.
2037 December 16
E 36/274, fo. 42.
1255-6
2038
E 372/100. m. 3d.
2039
E 372/100, m. 19 d.
1256
2040 February 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 462.
2041 February 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 462.
2042 February 23
C 60/53, m. 17; E 371/20,
m. 3. [Omitted from
FineR. 1246-72\.
2043 February 25
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 274.
For 'February 25' read
'February 28'.
2044 February 25
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 274.
2045 April 9
2046 April 21
2047 April 24
2048 April 29
2049 May 12
2050 [c. May 20]
2051 May 26
2052 May 26
2053 June 29
2054 [Trinity terml
2055 July 30
2056 August 23
2057 August 23
2058 September 1
2059 September 3
2060 September 6
For 'February 25' read
'February 28'.
Fine R. 1246-72, 226;
E 371/20, m. 4.
Ca7. Pat. R. 1247-58, 469.
Just. Itin. 1/642.
CaL Lib. R. 1251-60, 283.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 473.
CP 25(l)/35/4.
CP 25(l)/35/4.
CP 25(l)/35/4.
Cat. Pat. R. 1247-58, 484.
E 368/31, m. 17 d.
Close R. 1254-6, 434.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 319.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 319.
Close R. 1254-6, 354.
C 60/53, m. 5. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72].
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 320;
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Vol. 1
1256
1257
2060 September 6
Contd.
2061 September 12
2062 September 13
2063 September 13
2064 September 13
2065 September 27
2066 September 27
2067 October 18
2068 October 21
2069 October 22
2070 [ Oct.l
2071 November 2
2072 November 3
2073 November 7
2074 [before Dec. 28)
2075
2076
1256-7
125/
2077 February 4
2078 [c. Feb. 13]
2079 February 15
2080 March 30
2081 April 9
2082 April 13
2083 June 6
2084 June 18
2085 June 25
2086 June 26
2087 [June!
2088 July 15
2089 July 20
2090 July 20
2091 August 12
2092 August 14
2093 [ c. Aug. 16]
2094 September 13
E 403/1209, m. 1. For
'September 6' read
'September 4'.
Close R. 1254-6, 360.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 525.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 525.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 499.
For 'September 13' read
'September 14'.
SC 7/2/8.
SC 7/2/6.
C 60/53, m. 2. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72].
C 60/53, m. 2. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72].
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 330;
E 403/11, m. 2.
E 403/11, m. 2.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 528.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 528.
C 60/54, m. 14. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72].
E 371/21, m..2.
E 372/101, m. 12 d.
E 372/101, m. 17.
Reference not traced.
E 371/21, m. 2.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 356.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 547.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 548.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 365.
Close R. 1256-9. 134.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 561.
E 371/21, m. 4.
E 371/21, m. 5.
E 403/11, m. 2.
Close R. 1256-9. 77.
Close R. 1256-9, 80.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 571.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 575.
C 60/54, m. 3. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72].
Close R. 1256-9, 150.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 578.
2095 September 30
2096 [Mich, term]
2097 December 11
2098 December 21
2099 December 24
2100
2101
2102
1257-
1258
2103 January 17
2104 January 22
2105 January 30
2106 February 3
2107 February 13
2108 February 16
2109 February 17
2110 March 9
2111 March 15
2112 March 16
March 18
2113 March 23
2114 March 25
2115 March 28
2116 March 30
2117 April 1
2118 April 2
2119 April 1
2120 April 2
2121 April 5
2122 April 6
2123 [Easter term]
2124 May 4
2125 May 6
2126 May 13
E 159/31, m. 17.
E 159/32, m. 4 d. For '1257'
read '1258'.
Fine R. 1246-72, 267.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 609.
C 60/55, m. 11; E 371/22,
m. 2. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72].
E 372/102, m. 13 d.
E 372/102. m. 14 d.
E 372/102, m. 19.
Close R. 1256-9, 290.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 659.
Close R. 1256-9, 190.
KB 26/157, m. 4.
Close R. 1256-9, 293.
Fine R. 1246-72, 271.
Close R. 1256-9, 196.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 619.
C 60/55, m. 9 [omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72]. See
also Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58,
620.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 620.
See below no. 2155 (1259,
March 18).
Close R. 1256-9. 300.
Close R. 1256-9, 300.
Close R. 1256-9. 299.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 621.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 621.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58. 621.
Close R. 1256-9, 208.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 431;
E 403/ 17 A.
Close R. 1256-9, 302.
Close R. 1256-9. 301.
E 159/31, m. lid.
Close R. 1256-9. 219,
SC 1/5/50.
Close R. 1256-9. 310. For
'whom the king had sent
to the parliament at
Edinburgh' read 'whom the
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1258
2126 May 13
Contd.
2127 May 14
2128 May 16
2129 [c. June 161
2130 [a July 24)
2131 August 4
2132 August 4
2133 August 27
2134 October 29
2135 [Mich, term]
2136 [Mich, termi
[Mich, term]
2137 [c. Oct.)
2138 November 6
2139 November 6
2140 November 6
2141
2142
2143 January 2
2144 [c. Jan. 20]
2145 [c Jan. 201
2146 [c. Jan. 20]
2147 [c. Jan. 201
2148 February 16
2149 [c. Feb. 9-221
2150 [c. Feb. 9-221
2151 [c. Feb. 9-221
2152 [c. Feb. 9-221
2153 (c. Feb. 9-221
2154 March 8
2155 March 18
king was to send to the
parliament at Edinburgh'.
Close R. 1256-9. 311.
Close R. 1256-9. 221.
Just. Itin. 1/1187, m. 1.
E 371/22, m. 9.
Cal. Pat. R. 1247-58, 645.
Just. Itin. 1/1179, m. 19 d.
Close R. 1256-9. 329.
Close R. 1256-9. 334.
E 368/34, m. 3.
Not found under stated date
or reference.
See above no. 2096 (1257,
Mich. term).
E 371/22, m. 15.
Close R. 1256-9, 460.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 2.
Close R. 1256-9. 461-2.
For full text and transla-
tion, see Stones, An^Io-
Scottisb Relations, no. 11.
Note that text in Foedera.
I, i, 378, is not identical
with this, as Bain implies.
E 372/103, m. 14.
E 372/103, m. 18.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60. 418.
KB 26/162, m. 3d.
KB 26/162, m. 2.
KB 26/162, m. 2 d.
KB 26/162, m. 3.
Close R. 1256-9. 469.
KB 26/162, m. 27.
KB 26/162, m. 33.
KB 26/162, m. 33 d.
KB 26/162, m. 39 d.
KB 26/162, m. 27.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 14.
E 36/274, fo. 185b. For
'1259' read '1258'. The
document is self-dated
'18 March 1258', but must
be of 18 March 1257/8,
Vol. 1
2155 March 18
Contd.
2156 May 4
2157 May 14
2158 June 13
2159 June 24
2160 [c. Midsummerl
2161 [a July 51
2162 July 8
2163 August 17
2164 August 27
2165 September 5
2166 September 24
2167 [Mich, terml
2168 November 7
2169 November 12
2170 December 2
2171 December 4
2172 December 6
2173 December 9
2174 December 18
2175 [c. 12591
2176 [c. 12591
1259-60
2177
1260
2178 [Hilary term]
2179 [Hilary term]
2180 [Hilary term]
since Walter Comyn, earl
of Menteith, who is a party
to the treaty, died in
October-November, 1258
(British Chronology, 483).
For full text, see Edwards,
Littere Wallie, no. 317.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 21.
Close R. 1256-9, All.
SC 7/3/27 (original).
Close R. 1256-9, 399.
E 368/34, m. 28, schedule.
E 371/23, m. 5.
Transferred to SRO RH 5/20.
Formerly C 47/22/5(1).
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 39.
C 60/56, m. 3. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72\.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 41.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 44.
E 368/35, m. 5.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
25.
C 60/57, m. 11. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-7 2\.
Close R. 1259-61, 224;
E 403/1221, m. 1. Not in
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60 under
stated date or reference.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 461.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 107
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72.
no. 461.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/21.
Formerly C 47/22/5(2).
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/41.
Formerly C 47/22/9(2).
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/22.
Formerly C 47/22/5(3).
E 159/33, m. 8.
E 368/35, m. 8 d.
E 368/35, m. 8d.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1260
1260
2181 February 13
2182 March 6
2183 March 15
2184 [c. Apr. 4]
2185 April 29
2186 [Easter term]
2187 [Easter term!
2188 [c. May 141
2189 May 14
2190 May 18
2191 May 10
2192 May 20
2193 May 21
2194 May 21
2195 [Trinity terml
2196 August 1
2197 August 3
2198 August 17
2199 August 17
2200 August 31
220 1 September 4
2202 [c. Sept. 10]
2203 [ c. Sept. 10)
[a 1260], Sept. 22
2204 [c. Sept. 281
2205 September 30
2206 September 30
2207 September 30
2208 September [ 1
2209 October 3
2210 October 7
221 1 October 8
2212 October 8
2213 [c. Oct. 131
2214 [c. Oct. 20-271
2215 [Mich, term]
2216 November 6
2217 November 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 117.
Close R. 1259-61, 277.
Close R. 1259-61, 247.
KB 26/165, m. 1.
C 61/4, m. 3.
E 368/35, m. 12.
E 368/35, m. 12 d.
KB 26/165, m. 35 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 69.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 69.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 503.
For 'May 10' read 'May 19'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 71,
72.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/42.
Formerly C 47/22/9(4).
SC 7/3/22.
Not found on E 159/33,
m. 11, or E 368/35, m. 11.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 86.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 86.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 90.
Cal. Lib. R. 1251-60, 525.
For 'August 17' read
'August 18'.
Just, Itin. 1/1190, m. 6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 92.
Close R. 1259-61. 202.
Close R. 1259-61, 202.
See below no. 2674.
Close R. 1259-61. 211.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 94.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 95.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 95.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 105.
Close R. 1259-61. 124.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 96.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 96.
Close R. 1259-61, 216.
KB 26/168, m. 1. In 11. 3-4,
for 'William de Waleys'
read 'William le Waleys'.
KB 26/168, m. 9 d.
E 159/36, m. 4d. For '1260'
read '1261'.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
32.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 4.
2218 November 9
2219 November 10
2220 November 10
2221 November 11
2222 November 11
2223 November 12
2224 November 13
2225 November 13
2226 November 14
2227 November 14
2228 November 14
2229 November 16
2230 November 16
2231 November 16
2232 November 20
2233 November 20
2234 November 24
[ 1238-601
[ 1250-601
2235 [12601
[c 12601
1260-1
2236
2237
1261
2238 January 1
2239 January 2
2240 January 8
2241 January 29
2242 January 29
2243 January 30
2244 [Hilary term]
2245 [Hilary term^
2246 March 14
2247 March 22
March 24
2248 March 25
2249 April [9]
Close R. 1259-61, 296.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 4.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 4.
Close R. 1259-61, 297.
Close R. 1259-6 L 297.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 128.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 127.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 5.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 5.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 5.
Close R. 1259-61, 300.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 128.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66. 128.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
32.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
32.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 128.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 180.
See vol. iv, no. 1755.
See vol. iv, no. 1756.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72,
no. 873.
See vol. iv, no. 1757.
E 372/105, m. 13.
E 372/105, m. 16 d.
C 60/58, m. 16; E 371/25,
m. 3. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72].
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 14.
Just. Itin. 1/1192, m. 4.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7. 19.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 19.
Fine R. 1246-72, 344.
Not found under stated date
or reference.
Not found under stated date
or reference.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 144.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 183.
See below no. 2675.
Close R. 1259-61, 363.
C 66/76, m. 17 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66]
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1261
1261-2
2250 April 13
2251 April 17
2252 April 23
2253 April 29
2254 [Easter term]
2255 May 9
2256 May [ig]
2257 May 21
2258 May 21
2259 May 25
2260 [July]
2261 July 10
2262 July 20
1258, July 8-
1261, July 25
2263 July [27]
2264 July 28
2265 July 30
2266 August 6
2267 August 7
2268 August 10
2269 August 23
2270 August 25
2271 August 27
2272
2273 [c. Sept. 3]
2274 September 7
2275 September 20
2276 September 20
2277 September [28^
2278 [c. Oct. 6]
2279 [Mich, term]
2280 [Mich, term]
[Mich, term]
2281 [Nov. 26]
2282 [l26l]
Close R. 1259-61. 368.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 149.
Close R. 1259-61, 372.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 151.
Not found under stated date
or reference.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 152.
C 66/76, m. 13 d, [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66]
Close R. 1259-61, 379.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 153.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 153.
SC 1/7/193.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 48.
E 371/25, m. 11; Fine R.
1246-72, 356.
See vol. iv, no. 1758.
C 66/76, m. 8 d. F Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66]
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 52.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 170.
C 54/77. m. 6. [Omitted
from Close R. 1 259-6 1] .
DL 27/39.
E 371/25, m. 13.
C 60/58, m. 4. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
C 66/76, m. 6 d, [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66] .
Transferred to SRO RH5/43.
Formerly C 47/22/9(5).
Transferred to SRO RH 5/44.
Formerly C 47/22/9(6).
Close R. 1259-61, 489.
Close R. 1259-61, 433.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 175.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 176.
C 66/76, m. 4. [Omitted
from Cal. Put. R. 1258-66] .
KB 26/170, m. 1.
E 159/37, m. 1. For '1261'
read '1262'.
E 368/36, m. 4d.
See above no. 2215 (1260,
Mich. term).
E 371/26, m. 2.
SC 1/7/24.
2283
1262
2284 January 18
2285 January 28
2286 [Hilary term]
2287 February 8
2288 February 12
2289 February 12
2290 February 14
2291 February 16
2292 February 21
2293 March 17
2294 March 21
2295 March 23
2296 April 10
2297 [ c. Apr. lO]
2298 April 20
2299 [Easter term!
2300 May 6
2301 May 11
2302 May 19
2303 June 3
2304 June 4
2305 June 10
2306 June 10
2307 June 13
2308 June 22
2309 [June 28]
2310 July 24
2311 July 25
2312 [before Aug. 21 ^
[1262?, before
Mich.]
2313 October 7
2314 October 16
2315 October 23
2316 [Mich, term]
2317 [Mich, term]
[Mich, term]
E 372/106, m. 7.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 197.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 198.
E 159/36, m. 12.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
40.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 200.
SC 1/5/32.
SC 1/5/33.
Close R. 1261-4, 24.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 201.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 79, 80.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/23
and 24. Formerly C 47/22/
5 (4 and 5).
Close R. 1261-4, 116.
SC 1/5/34.
Close R. 1261-4, 109.
Close R. 1261-4, 43.
E 368/36, m. 10 d,
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 90.
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 93.
Just. Itin. 1/5, m. 17.
Close R. 1261-4, 128.
CaL Pat. R. 1258-66, 215.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 216.
Roy. Lett. 1236-72, 211.
Roy. Lett. 1236-72, 212.
C 60/59, m. 9; E 371/26,
m. 10. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72] .
C 66/77, m. 8 d [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66] .
Close R. 1261-4, 144.
Close R. 1261-4, 170.
E 371/26, m, 14.
See below no. 2676.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/25-26. Formerly
C 47/22/5(6-7).
Close R. 1261-4, 160.
E 159/37, m. 23 d,
E 368/37, m. 8.
E 368/37, m. 1.
See above no. 2279 (1261,
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
2318
2319
2320
2321
2322
2323
1262
[Mich. term]
Contd.
[Oct. 28? J
November 13
November 15
November 21
[c. Nov. 25]
November 27
1263
2324 January 14
2325 [Feb. 5]
2326 February 5
March 5
2327 March 6
2328 March 13
2329 March 22
2330 [c. Apr. 14-21]
2331 [c. Apr. 14-21 :
2332 [c. Apr. 29]
2333 [c. Apr. 29]
2334 [c. Apr. 29]
2335 [c. Apr. 29]
2336 May 6
2337 May 7
2338 May 8
2339 [c. June 3]
2340 [c. June 3-10 ]
2341 [c. June 3-20]
2342 [c. June 3-20]
2343 [c. June 10 ]
2344 [c. June 10 ]
2345 [c. June 25-
July 1]
2346 [Trinity term]
2347 August 17
2348 September 3
2349 September 12
Mich. term).
E 368/37, m. 4.
Close R. 1261-4, 185.
Close R. 1261-4, 165.
E 368/37, m. 27.
Just. Itin. 1/1195, m. 2.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/27. Formerly
C 47/22/5(8).
E 159/38, m. lid. For '1263'
read «1264'.
SC 1/7/188.
SC 1/7/73.
See below no. 2677.
Fine R. 1246-72, 393;
E 371/27, m, 5. Third
paragraph omitted in
Fine R. 1246-72; see
C 60/60, m. 9.
Close R. 1261-4, 295.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 252.
KB 26/172, m. 6.
KB 26/172, m. 8 d.
KB 26/172, m. 12 d.
KB 26/172, m. 13 d.
KB 26/172, m. 17 d,
KB 26/172, m. 18 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 125S-66, 257.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 287.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/45. Formerly
C 47/22/9(7).
KB 26/173, m. 5d,
KB 26/173, m. 9.
KB 26/173, m. 9d.
KB 26/173, m. 14.
KB 26/173, m. 15.
KB 26/173, m. 18.
KB 26/173, m. 26 d.
E 368/37, m. 16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 275.
Close R. 1261-4, 258.
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 277.
2350 September 21
E371/27. m. 13.
2351 [Aug. /Sept.?]
Diplomatic Documents, i.
no. 387.
1264
January 14
See above no. 2324 (1263,
January 14).
2352 October 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 290;
Cal. Close R. 1261-4,
304.
2353 April 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 312.
2354 May 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 318.
2355 June 28
Close R. 1261-4, 388.
[June/July]
See below no. 2678.
2356 July 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 333.
For 'July 8' read 'July 10'
2357 July 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 336.
2358 August 9
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 340.
2359 August 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 343.
2360 August 31
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
587.
2361 [Aug.]
E 371/28, m. 5.
2362 September 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 367.
2363 September 9
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
587.
2364 September 10
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
587.
2365 September 13
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
587.
2366 [c. Sept. 24]
Close R. 1261-4, 408.
2367 October 7
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
587.
2368 October 18
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
591.
2369 October 31
E 159/40, m. 2. For '1264'
read '1265'. For
'Canterbury' read
'Testibus etc.'.
2370 [Mich, term]
E 159/40, m. 15. For '1264'
read '1265'. In 11. 9-10,
for 'John Crek' read
'John Crok'.
2371 November 9
Fine R. 1246-72, 416.
2372 November 16
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72. no.
587.
2373 November 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 387.
2374 December 15
Just. Itin. 1/1191, m. 17 d.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1265
1266
2375 January 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 399.
2407 [c. Oct. 13]
2376 [Feb.]
E 371/29, m. 2.
2408 [c. Oct. 13]
2377 March 5
Close R. 1264-8, 102.
2409 October 13
2410 [Oct. 26]
2411 [c. Oct. 27]
2378 March 5
Close R. 1264-8, 102.
2379 March 5
Close R. 1264-8, 103.
2380 [c. Mays]
Just. Itin. 1/1194, m. 7 d.
[Mich, term]
2381 May 22
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, All.
2382 [before May 30]
2383 June 4
E 371/29, m. 7.
Close R. 1265-8, 65.
2412 November 11
2413 November 12
2384 August 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 435.
2414 November 16
2385 October 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 460.
2415 November 20
October 31
See above no. 2369 (1264,
2416 December 4
October 31).
2417 December 10
2386 [Oct.]
E 371/29, m. 8.
2418 [c. Dec. 20]
2387 [Mich, term]
E 368/40, m. 2 d.
2419 [1266?]
[Mich, term]
See above no. 2370 (1264,
Mich. term).
1266-7
2388 November 3
KB 26/174, m. 10 d.
2420
2389 [Dec.]
E 371/30, m. 2.
2421
1266
1267
2390 January 8
Just. Itin. 1/1194, m. 5 d.
2422 January 5
2391 [c. Jan. 27]
KB 26/175, m. 13 d.
2423 January 10
2392 February 3
KB 26/175, m. 21. In foot-
note, for 'roll no. 128'
2424 [c. Jan. 20]
read 'roll no. 177'.
2425 [c. Feb. 9]
2393 February 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 551.
2426 February 21
2394 February 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 554.
2427 March 15
For 'February 15' read
2428 April 18
'February 14'.
2429 April 19
2395 February 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 558.
2430 [Apr.]
2396 February 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 560.
2431 June 4
2397 April 2
Just. Itin. 1/1194, m. 2 d.
2432 June 16
2398 May 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 589.
2399 May 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1258-66, 599.
2433 June 22
2400 [June 19]
E 368/41, m. 3d; E 159/41,
m. 3 d.For '1266, [June
2434 June 24
19]' read '1266, [Mich.
2435 July 18
term] '. See also below
no. 2416 (1266, December
4).
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 219.
2436 July [20]
2401 June 22
2402 August 7
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 230.
2437 August 4
2403
E 371/30, m. 7.
2438 August 12
2404 [c. Oct. 6]
KB 26/177, m. 1 d
2439 August 28
2405 [c. Oct. 6]
KB 26/177, m. 4.
2440 September 1
October 8
See vol. iv, no. 1759.
2441 September 2
2406 [c. Oct. 13]
KB 26/176, m. 39.
KB 26/176, m. 7 d,
KB 26/176, m. 8 d.
Just. Itin, 1/1194. m. 8.
E 371/30, m. 9.
KB 26/176, m. 18 d,
See above no. 2400 (1266,
June 19).
C7ose R. 1264-8. 266.
KB 26/176, m. 28.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 8.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 9.
Close R. 1264-8, 272.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 17.
Close R. 1264-8, 354.
C 145/19/19.
E 372/111, rot. 22.
E 372/111, rot. 26.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 23.
E 371/31, m. 2, schedule;
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 24.
KB 26/180, m. 2 d.
KB 26/180, m. 23.
Close R. 1264-8, 363.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 47.
Close R. 1264-8, 304.
E 36/274, fos. 202b, 203.
E 371/31, m. 5, schedule.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 67.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
76.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
77.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 78.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
78.
C 66/85, m. U d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-
72\.
Close R. 1264-8, 380.
Cal. Pal. R. 1266-72, 97.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 101.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 101.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
80.
38
Vol. 1
1267
2442 September [2]
2443 [Sept. 4]
2444 September 7
2445 September 8
2446 September 19
2447 September 25
2448 September 27
2449 September 29
2450 October 1
2451 October 13
2452 [c. Oct, 13]
2453 October 15
2454 October 18
2455 [Mich, term]
2456 [Mich, term]
2457 [Mich, term]
2458 November 3
2459 November 10
2460 [c. Nov, 25]
2461 December 6
2462 December 19
1268
2463 January 5
2464 [c Jan. 20]
2465 [c. Jan, 20 ]
2466 [Hilary term]
2467 [ Feb, 3'
2468 [Feb. 25]
2469 [Mar. 5]
2470 March 8
2471 April 2
2472 April 8
2473 April 10
April 13
2474 [Easter term]
2475 [Easter term]
2476 May 13
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
1268
C 66/85, m. 9 d, [Omitted
from Cat. Pat. R. 1266-
72].
Close R. 1264-8, 333.
Close R. 1264-8, 383.
Close R. 1264-8, 336.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 110.
C 66/85, m. 6 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-
72].
Cal. Lib. R. 1260-7, 291.
For 'September 27' read
'September 26'.
Just. Itin. 1/1200, m. 8.
Just, Itin. 1/1200, m, 8 d.
E 368/42, m. 17.
KB 26/181, m. 28 d,
C 60/64, m. 2. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 117.
E 159/42, m. 1.
E 159/42, m. 24, and
schedule.
E 368/42, m. 3.
Just. Itin. 1/1194, m. 17.
Close R. 1264-8, 405.
KB 26/181, m. 20 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 171.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 175.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 178.
KB 26/182, m. 4.
KB 26/182, m. 5 d.
E 159/42, m. 7.
C 60/65, m. 10. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
Fine R. 1246-72, 467;
E 371/32, m. 4.
E 371/32, m. 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 202.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 216.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 218.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 218.
See below no. 2679.
E 159/42, m. 14 d.
E 159/42, m. 14 d.
E 371/32, m. 6.
2477 [c. June 17 ]
2478 [c, June 17]
2479 [c. June 171
2480 [c. June 17]
2481 [Trinity term]
2482 [July I4]
2483 [July 14]
2484 [c. July 15]
2485 [c. July 27]
2486 August 2
2487 August 18
2488 September 15
2489 September 15
2490 September 22
2491 [Sept. 22]
2492 September 24
2493 September 24
2494 September 24
2495 September 24
2496 [c. Sept.]
2497 [c. Oct. 13]
2498 [c. Oct. 13]
2499 [c. Oct. 13]
2500 [ c. Oct. 13-20]
2501 October 24
2502 [Mich, term]
2503 November 6
2504 November 8
2505 November 12
2506 [c. Nov. 17 J
2507 November 18
2508 November 19
2509 [Nov. 21]
2510 [Nov. ?]
2511 November 24
2512 November 26
2513 November 26
KB 26/185, m. 6 d.
KB 26/185, m. 6 d,
KB 26/185, m. 8.
KB 26/185, m. 8.
E 368/42, m. 11.
Cal. Lib. R. 1267-72, no.
374,
Cal. Lib. R. 1267-72, no,
378,
Just. Itin. 1/1203.
Just. Itin. 1/1203, m. 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 250.
C 143/2/38.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 257.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 292.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 293.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 294.
Close R. 1264-8, 482,
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 260.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 260.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 259.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 290.
KB 26/186, m. 10.
KB 26/186, m. 12.
KB 26/186, m. 12.
KB 26/186, m. 13 d.
Close R. 1264-S, 487.
Just. Itin. 1/276, m. 1.
Close R. 1268-72, 2. For
'November 6' read
'November 5'.
Cal. Lib. R. 1267-72, no.
500.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
691.
KB 26/186, m. 23 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 303.
For 'November 18' read
'November 20'.
Cal. Lib. R. 1267-72, no.
519.
Close R. 1268-72, 89.
E 371/33, m. 1.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
691.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
691.
Close R. 1268-72, 8.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1268
1269
2514 [before Dec. 26]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
2543 September 23
692.
691.
Contd.
2515 December 26
Fire R. 1246-72, 482.
September 30
See below no. 2681.
2516 December 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 308.
2544 October 17
C60/66, m. 2. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
1268-9
2545 October 24
Cal. Lib. R. 1267-72, no.
2517
E 372/113, rot. 3 d.
872.
2518
E 372/113, rot. 20.
2546 [Mich, term]
KB 26/192. m. 1.
2519
E 372/113, rot. 20 d,
2547 [Mich, term]
KB 26/192, m. Id.
2548 [Mich, term]
KB 26/192, m. 3d.
1269
2549 [Mich, term]
KB 26/192, m. 3d.
January 6
See below no. 2680.
2550 [Mich, term]
KB 26/192. m. 3d.
2520 [c. Jan. lO]
Close R. 1268-72, 96.
2551 November 12
Close R. 1268-72, 243.
2521 [c. Jan. 231
C 66/87, m. 24 d. [Omitted
2552 November 18
Fine R. 1246-72, 501;
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72] .
E 371/34, m. 3.
2522 January 28
C 60/66, m. 12; E 371/33, m.
2553 [c. Nov. 19]
KB 26/193, m. 26.
2. [Omitted from Fine R.
2554 December 8
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
1246-72] .
411. For '1269, December
2523 [Hilary term]
E 368/43, m. 7.
8' read '1252, December
2524 [Hilary term]
E 368/43. m. 16.
8'; for '53 Hen. Ill, m. 6'
2525 [Mar. 4]
C 60/66, m. 11; E 371/33,
read '37 Hen. Ill, m. 18'.
m. 2. [Omitted from Fine
2555 December 8
Cal. Charter R. 1226-57,
R. 1246-72] .
411. For '1269, December
2526 March 29
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 327.
8' read '1252, December
2527 March 31
Cal. Lib. R. 1267-72, no.
8'; for '53 Hen. Ill, m. 6'
651.
read '37 Hen. III. m. 18'.
2528 [c. Apr. 7]
Close R. 1268-72, 108.
Reference in footnote:
1270
KB 26/180, m. 10 d.
2556 March 22
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
2529 [c. Apr. 14]
Just. Itin. 1/145, m. 1 d.
738.
2530 April 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 333.
2557 April 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 423.
2531 [Easter term]
E 368/43, m. 10.
2558 May 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 426.
2532 May 4
Close R. 1268-72, 44.
2559 May 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 479.
2533 May 4
Close R. 1268-72, 45.
2560 May 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 429.
2534 May 5
Just. Itin. 1/1206, m. 28.
2561 May 24
E 372/111. rot. 7 d.
2535 May 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 345.
2562 [Trinity term]
E 159/44. m. 14.
2536 June 10
E 368/43, m. 16 d.
2563 July 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 441.
2537 June 25
Just. Itin. 1/644, m. 1.
2564 July 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 440.
Reference in footnote:
2565 July 19
Close R. 1268-72, 287.
Just. Itin. 1/1198.
2566 [July]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
2538 June 25
Just. Itin. 1/643.
732.
2539 July 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 350.
2567 [July]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
2540 July 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 385.
732.
2541 August 18
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
2568 [July]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
124.
732.
2542 September 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 365.
2569 [July]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
2543 September 23
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
732.
40
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Vol. 1
1270
2570 [July/Aug.]
C 66/88, m. 7 d, [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72]
2571 September 29
E 372/114, rot. 19.
2572 October 3
Close R. 1268-72, 294.
2573 October 8
Just. Itin. 1/1206, m. 10 d.
2574 [Oct. 10]
C 60/67, m. 3; E 371/34,
m. 18. [Omitted from
Fine R. 1246-72] .
2575 October 19
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72. 465.
2576 [Oct. 25]
C 60/67, m. 1. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
2577 October 25
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/28. Formerly
C 47/22/5(9).
2578 October 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72. 585.
2579 November 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72. 585.
2580 November 2
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 488.
2581 December 15
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
776.
2582 [Dec]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72. no.
776.
2583 [Dec]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, nc
776.
2584 [1269-70]
E 101/350/5, m. 3.
1271
2586 [Jan. 16]
2587 January 20
2588 February 3
2589 February 3
2590 February 8
2591 February 15
2592 February 27
2593 [Feb. ?]
2594 [ Feb. ? ]
2595 [Feb. ?]
E 372/115, m. 18.
Close R.
Cal. Pat.
Close R.
Close R.
Cal. Inq.
776.
Cal. Inq.
776.
Cal. Inq.
776.
Cal. Inq.
776.
Cal. Inq.
776.
Cal. Inq.
776.
1268-72, 389.
R. 1266-72, 508
1268-72. 393.
1268-72. 393.
P.M. 1236-72. no,
P.M. 1236-72, no
P.M. 1236-72. no
P.M. 1236-72, no
P.M. 1236-72, no
P.M. 1236-72, no
Vol. 1
1271
2596 [Feb.]
2597 March 9
2598 March 10
2599 March 25
2600 April 10
2601 [c. Apr. 19]
2602 [c. Apr. 19]
April 25
2603 [c. Apr. 26]
2604 [Apr. 26]
2605 [c. Apr 26]
2606 [Easter term]
2607 May 2
2608 May 4
2609 [ c. May 4]
2610 May 10
2611 May 11
2612 May 18
2613 June 12
2614 [c. July l]
2615 July 3
2616 July 5
2617 July 3
2618 [Aug. 15]
2619 September 24
2620 October 14
2621 [c. Oct. 25]
2622 November 2
2623 December 12
2624 December 27
1271-2
2625
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
776.
Cal Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
776.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
776.
C 66/89, m. 20 d, [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72].
FineR. 1246-72. 532;
E 371/35, m. 4.
KB 26/201, m. 6.
KB 26/202, m. 5.
See below no. 2611 (1271,
May 11).
KB 26/202, m. 20.
C 66/89, m. 16 d, [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72] .
KB 26/201, m. 13,
E 159/46, m. 6 d. For '1271'
read '1272'.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72. no.
773.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
773.
Cal. !nq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
773.
Close R. 1268-72, 416.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300.
166. For 'May 11' read
'April 25'.
Close R. 1268-72. 345.
Just. Itin. 1/1206, m. 13 d.
KB 26/204, m. 18.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72. 548.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72. 548.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 549.
C 66/89, m. 5 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72] .
Just. Itin. 1/1216, m. 8 d,
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 578.
Close R. 1268-72, 432.
Close R. 1268-72, 436.
E 368/45, m. 3.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 612.
E 372/116, m. 23 d.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol. 1
Vol. 1
1272
2626 January 7
2627 January 7
2628 January 10
2629 January 14
2630 January 16
2631 [c. Jan. 20]
2632 [c. Jan. 20]
2633 January 25
2634 [c. Jan. 20-27]
2635 January 28
2636 January 28
2637 February 6
2638 [c. Feb. 8]
2639 [Feb. 11 ]
2640 February 23
2641 March 8
2642 March 8
2643 March 10
2644 March 16
2645 [c. Mar. 17]
2646 [c. Apr. 17]
2647 [c. May 12]
2648 [c. May 14]
2649 [May 24]
2650 May 26
2651 [Easter term]
[Easter term]
2652 June 10
2653 June 10
2654 [June 18 J
2655 [July 2]
2656 July 11
2657 July 18
2658 [ c. Sept. 18]
2659 [Oct. 22]
2660 [c. Oct. 27]
2661 [c. Oct. 28]
2662 October
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
820.
Roy. Lett. 1236-72, 340.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 615.
E 371/36, m. 3.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
776.
KB 26/205, m. 1.
KB 26/206, m. 42.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 618.
KB 26/206, m. 12.
E 371/36, m. 4; Fine R.
1246-72, 557.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 620.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 621.
KB 26/206, m. 30.
E 371/36, m. 5.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 628.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 634.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
804.
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 637.
Close R. 1268-72, 472.
Close R. 1268-72, 551.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 600,
Close R. 1268-72, 557.
KB 26/206, m. 8 d,
C 66/90, m. 13 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72] ■
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72. 654.
E 368/45, m. 6 d.
See above no. 2606 (1271,
Easter term).
Just. Itin. 1/1216, m. 3.
Just. Itin. 1/1216, m. 3.
C 60/68, m. 7. [Omitted
from Fine R. 1246-72] .
C 66/90, m. 21 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72, 666.
KB 26/207, m. 14 d.
E 371/36, m. 16.
C 66/90, m. 1 d, [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1266-72] ■
Just. Itin. 1/239, m. 5 d.
E 371/36, m. 21.
E 371/36, m. 20.
1272
2663 [Nov. 6]
2664 November 21
2665 November 23
2666 October 29
1225
2667 November 3
[1221-37]
1242
2669 [c. Nov. 18]
1243
2670 [c Feb. 3]
[c. 1244]
2671
2672
2673
Close R. 1268-72, 589.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
811.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1236-72, no.
811.
Feet of Fines, 10 Ric. I,
1198-9. (Pipe Roll Soc,
O.S., vol.24, 1900), no. 79.
KB 26/85, m. 23 d.
[c. 1260]
2674 September 22
C 47/22/3(1).
KB 26/131, m.
KB 26/131, m. 8.
C 47/22/5(10). For'[c
1244] • read '[l244, Dec.
8-early 1245] '. Instruc-
tions about receiving
these oaths were issued
by Henry III on 8 December
1244 (Cal. Pat. R. 1232-
47, 447) and the lists in
this document and in no.
2672 may therefore be more
closely dated as suggested.
C 47/22/5(11). For '[c.
1244] ' read '[1244, Dec.
8-early 1245] '; see above,
no. 2671.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/29. Formerly
C 47/22/5(12).
Transferred to SRO, RH
42
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Vol. 1
[c. 1260]
2674 September 22
Contd.
1261
5/30. Formerly
C 47/22/5(13).
1268
2679 April 13
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/34. Formerly
C 47/22/5(18).
2675 March 24
[1262?]
Transferred to SRO,
5/31. Formerly
C 47/22/5(14).
RH
1269
2680 January 6
2681 September 30
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/35. Formerly
C 47/22/5(19).
KB 26/194, m. 37.
2676 [before Mich.]
Transferred to SRO,
5/32. Formerly
C 47/22/5(15). In
for 'Walter' read
'William'.
RH
1.6,
[1108-24]
App. 1.
1238
DL 25/77.
1263
2677 March 5
Transferred to SRO;
5/33. Formerly
C 47/22/5(16).
, RH
App. 2. July 20
App. 3. August 9
App. 4. August 27
1248
Close R. 1237-42, 141.
Close R. 1237-42, 143.
SC 7/15/32.
1264
2678 [June/July]
C 47/22/5(17).
App. 5. [c. Nov. 16]
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1239-1307,
no. 71.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
Vol 2
1272
1 April 22
2 [Nov.]
3 December 12
1273
4 January 15
5 February 12
6 April 28
7 August 2
8 August 23
9 November 10
10 November 10
1 1 December 16
1274
12 March 1
13 [after Easter]
14 April 18
15 Me
16 June 11
17 August 27
18 August 25
19 August 27
20 August 28
21 September 13
22 September 14
23 September 23
24 September 26
25 [Mich, term)
26 October 11
27 [c. Oct. 13]
28 [c. Oct. 13]
29 October 16
30 October 20
31 October 20
32 October 25
SC 1/31/10.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 38.
E 159/48, m. 3 d.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 5.
C 60/70, m. 24. [Omitted
from Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307\.
C 62/49, m. 4.
C 62/49, m. 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 28.
C 47/22/3(4).
C 47/22/3(5).
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 41.
C 60/71, m. 30.
E 159/48, m. 21.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 47.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 83.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
70.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 69.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 54.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 97.
C 47/22/3(6).
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307, 27.
C 62/50, m. 4. ['State Paper
Office' reference not
traced.]
SC 1/20/143.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
70.
E 368/47, m. 1 d.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 102.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 132.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 132.
C 66/93, m. 4d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1272-
81\.
C 60/71, m. 5. [Omitted
from Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307\.
C 62/50, m. 2.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307, 34.
For 'October 25' read
'October 26'.
1274
33 November 13
34 November 13
35 December 3
36 December 3
37 December 28
1274-5
1275
39 [Jan. 31]
40 February 5
41 February 17
42 April 30
43 [Easter term]
44 May 3
45 [c. beginning
May]
46 May 10
47 May 19
48 May 23
49 May 26
50 May 28
51 June 10
52 June 14
53 June 20
54 June 24
55 August 15
56 I Mich, term]
57 [Mich, term]
58 October 22
59 October 24
60 November 14
61 November 14
62 December 29
63 [1275)
64 [c. 1275)
1276
65 February 14
E 372/118, rot. 18 d.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/36. Formerly C 47/22/
5(20).
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 138.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 138.
C 62/51, m. 12.
E 372/119, rot.
C 66/94, m. 32 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1272-
81].
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 228.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 81.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 163.
E 159/49, m, 9d.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 164.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 234.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9. 235.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 90.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 236.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 173.
E 371/38, m. 16. See also
E 371/39, m. 29.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
136; Cal. Close R. 1272-9,
196.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307, 49;
E 371/38, m. 19.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 240.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307, 50.
C 47/22/9(11).
E 159/49, m. 4.
E 159/50, m. 3.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 109.
SC 1/20/144.
SC 1/20/145.
C 47/22/12(23).
SC 1/20/146.
C 47/22/3(14).
C 47/22/9(3).
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 136.
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Vol 2
Vol 2
1277
66 February 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 136.
98 October 15
67 February 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 136.
99 November 15
68 February 24
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 332.
100 December 3
69 March 30
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 111.
70 [April 6]
C 66/95, m. 27 d. [Omitted
1278
from Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81].
101 [c. Jan. 14]
71 April 18
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
102 February 4
195.
103 [Feb. 7]
72 May 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 139.
73 May 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 140.
74 May 11
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 111.
104 February 20
75 May 12
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 286;
E 159/50. m. 7.
105 [Mar. 2]
76 June 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 145.
77 June 9
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 178.
106 March 19
78 June 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 148.
107 March 20
79 August 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 159.
108 March 20
August 18
See below no. 96 (1277,
109 [c. Mar. 20]
August 18).
110 March 20
80 September 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 160.
For 'September 14' read
'September 13'.
111 March 20
81 [Oct. 1]
C 66/95, m. 8. [Omitted
112 [c. Mar. 20]
from Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81].
113 [c. Mar. 20]
82 October 26
SC 1/13/155; C 47/22/9(15).
114 [c. Mar. 20]
83 December 12
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 410.
115 [c. Mar. 20]
84 December 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 186.
116 March 20
117 [after Apr. 24]
1276-7
118 [Easter term]
85
E 372/121, rot. 21.
119 May 24
86
E 372/121, rot. 18 d.
120 [c. May 24]
121 Junes
1277
122 June 5
87 [Hilary term]
E 368/50, m. 3.
123 June 12
88 March 31
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
124 June 14
no. 1090.
June 26
89 (Easter term]
E 368/50, m. 9.
125 September 3
90 April 18
SC 1/20/148.
126 September 15
91 April 20
SC 1/20/149.
127 September 29
92 [after Apr.]
C 47/22/9(8).
93 June 15
C 47/22/5(21), In margin,
for 'June 15' read
'June 5'.
94 July 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 225.
128 October 17
95 August 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 225.
96 August 18
SC 1/20/147. For '1277'
read '1276'.
97 (Mich. term(
E 159/51, m. 8.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 231.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 235.
E 371/41, m. 1.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 490.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 440.
C 66/97, m. 21 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1272-
81].
SC 1/20/150.
C 66/97, m. 19 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1272-
81].
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 449.
C 47/22/12(8).
C 47/22/12(9).
C 47/22/12(4).
C 60/76, m. 21. [Omitted
from Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307].
SC 1/13/86.
C 47/22/12(10).
C 47/22/12(11).
C 47/22/12(12).
C 47/22/12(13).
SC 1/14/38.
E 159/51, m. 13 d.
E 368/51, m. 17.
SC 1/20/151.
SC 1/20/70.
SC 1/14/39.
C 47/22/12(15).
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81. 268.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 269.
See vol. iv, no. 1760.
SC 1/20/152.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 278.
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 505.
For full text and transla-
tion, see Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no.
12.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 280.
Original document, now
damaged, is E 39/1(17),
printed in Palgrave, Docs.
Hist. Scot., 2; and in
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
Vol 2
1278
128 October 17
fuller text, before damage.
164 September 10
C 47/22/9(12).
Contd.
in Prynne, Records, iii.
165 [c. Oct. 12]
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 575.
1225.
166 [c. end October)
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 579.
129 [c. Oct. 27]
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 509.
167 November 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 354.
130 October 27
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 509.
168 November 18
Just. Itin. 1/649.
131 October 29
C 47/4/1, fo. 39.
169
Just. Itin. 1/983. For '1279'
132 October
SC 1/20/153,
read '1278, December 14'.
133 November 3
Just. Itin. 1/130, 131.
134 November 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 281.
1280
135 November 13
E 371/41, m. 30; Cal. Fine
170 [Hilary term]
E 159/54, m. 4.
R. 1272-1307, 102.
171 [Apr. 4]
C 47/22/3(11).
136 November 29
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 514.
172 April 4
C 47/22/3(10).
137 [after Dec. l]
E 159/52, m. 15.
173 April 11
C 143/5/12.
138 December 14
Just. Itin. 1/980.
174 May 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 370.
December 14
See below, no. 169 (1279).
175 May 26
E 371/43, m. 9.
139 December 15
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
176 June 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 378.
249.
177 [June 26]
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
140 December 29
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 517.
111.
141 December 30
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
178 [1274-80],
SC 1/16/154.
106; E 371/42, m. 1.
July 10
142 r 1277-8]
E 372/122, rot. 1 d.
[1280], early Aug
. See vol. iv, no. 1762.
143 11277-8]
E 372/122, rot. 17.
179 August 15
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 61.
144 [1277-8]
SC 8/332 (15793).
180 September 9
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 61.
181 September 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 396.
1279
182 September 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 397.
145 January 4
SC 1/13/87.
183 July 29-Sept. 17
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
146 1278, Nov. 13-
Just. Itin. 1/132.
[1278-80]
no. 1208.
See vol. iv, no. 1761.
1279, Jan. 16
147 January 16
148 January 20
Just. Itin. 1/132.
Just. Itin. 1/645.
184 [1279-80]
185 [1280]
E 372/124, m. 28.
SC 1/20/171.
149 January 20
Just. Itin. 1/646.
1281
150 February 7
E 159/52, m. 4d.
151 February 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 303.
186 January 7
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 74.
152 February 16
SC 1/13/156.
187 January 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 423.
153 March 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 304.
188 March 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 427.
154 March 26
SC 1/20/154.
189 March 27
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 125.
155 March 29
SC 1/20/155.
190 [Easter term]
E 159/54, m. 6 d.
156 [c. Mar. 29]
SC 1/20/169: For full text.
191 May 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 430.
see Chron. Lanercost,
For 'May 3' read 'May 5'.
473-4.
192 May 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 431.
157 April 10
SC 1/31/11.
193 May 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 439.
158 April 27
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 527.
194 May 30
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 88.
159 May 25
SC 1/20/156.
195 [Trinity term]
E 159/54, m. 8.
160 June 21
Cal. Close R. 1272-9, 532.
196 July 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 448.
161 July 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 318.
197 July 25
Transferred to SRO. RH 5/6.
162 July 28
SC 1/20/157.
Formerly C 47/22/9(14),
163 August 10
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
198 September 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 455.
272.
For 'September 1' read
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1281
1283
198 September 1
Contd.
199 September 10
200 September 13
201 [Mich, term]
202 October 24
203 November 1
204 [c. 1281]
1282
205 January 28
206 February 15
207 [Feb.]
208 March 18
209 [Easter term]
210 May 4
211 May 24
212 [Before June 22]
213 June 22
214 June 22
215 July 1
216 [c. July 1]
217 July 3
218 July 6
219 July 12
220 [Aug.]
221 August 11
222 August 15
223 August 20
224 August 23
225 September 29
[1282], c. Oct. 6
226 November 12
227 I Nov. ?|
1283
228 January 12
'September 2'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 456.
E 36/274, fo. 174 b.
E 159/55, m. 3d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1272-81, 459.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
158.
SC 1/20/170. For full text,
see Chron. Lanercost,
472.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/7.
Formerly C 47/22/12(49).
C 47/22/3(8).
C 47/22/3(18).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
439.
E 159/55, m. lid.
C 47/22/3(16).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 24.
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 189.
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 189.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 27.
For 'June 22' read 'June
21'.
SC 1/20/158.
SC 1/16/93.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 29;
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
165.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 30.
SC 1/20/159.
SC 1/17/74.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 33.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 34.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 34.
SC 1/20/160.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/8.
Formerly E 39/3/57.
See vol. iv, no. 1763.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
172.
SC 1/25/11.
C 60/81, m. 21. [Omitted
228 January 12
Contd.
229 February 17
230 February 17
231 March [16 ?]
232 March 28
233 March 28
234 April 4
235 April 16
236 April 29
237 May 2
238 May 12
239 May 28
240 June 4
241 June 7
242 June 14
243 June 28
244 August 4
245 September 11
246 [after Oct. 13]
1284
247 [after Jan. 28]
248 February 5
249 April 6
250 April 20
251 May 5
252 May 18
253 June 26
254 [Aug.l
255 [Aug. II
256 August 12
257 August 24
258 [Sept. 4]
from Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307].
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
180.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
486.
C 81/1(59).
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
181; Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92,
60.
C 47/22/5(22).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
486.
C 47/22/3(9).
E 159/56, m. 2d.
E 371/46, m. 8.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
184; Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92,
64.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
185.
C 60/81, m. 14.
SC 1/20/167.
E 371/46, m. 12.
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 211.
C 81/1/103.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 74.
E 159/57, m. 15.
SC 1/17/70.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/9.
Formerly E 39/3/56.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 118.
SC 1/20/162. For full text
and translation, see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 13.
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 265.
C 47/22/3(8).
SC 1/20/163.
C 47/22/3(7).
SC 1/15/84. For '[Aug. 1 or
shortly after]' read
'[Aug. 5]'.
C 81/3/263.
C 81/3/264.
C 66/103. m. 5d. [Omitted
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Vol 2
1284
1286
258 [Sept. 4]
Contd.
259 September 26
260 September 30
261 October 10
262 [Mich, term]
263 December 27
264 [c. 1284]
1285
265 January 7
266 [Hilary term]
267 April 1
268 [Trinity term]
269 June 20
270 [June 30]
271 July 15
272 August 10
273 August 19
274 September 10
275 September 10
276 October 7
277 November 7
278 December 15
279 December 28
1286
280 January 1
281 January 3
282 February 13
283 February 17
284 February 21
285 March 11
286 1285, Dec. 15-
1286, Mar. 12
from Cal. Pat. R. 1281-
92\.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 135,
137.
E 159/58, m. 32.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 136.
E 159/58, m. 13.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 148.
C 47/22/9(9). For '[c.l284]
read '[1293, Apr. ?] ,
according to re-dating in
Lists and Indexes, xlix,
191.
C 143/9/22.
E 159/58, m. 4d.
SC 1/20/165.
E 159/58, m. 12.
C 60/83, m. 7. [Omitted
from Cal. Fine.R. 1272-
1307].
C 66/104, m. 12 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1281-
92].
C 81/3/311 J.
SC 1/20/166.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 189.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 193.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 211.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 196.
E 159/59, m. 35,
Cal. Close R. 1279-88,
380.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 214,
215.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 215.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 214.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 220,
224.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 222.
Cal. Close R. 1279-88,
384.
Cal. Pal. R. 1281-92, 228.
C 47/4/3.
287 March 15
288 [before Mar. 19]
289
290 [before Mar. 19]
291 [after Mar. 19]
292 March 29
293 March 29
294 April 21
295 April 27
296 May 9
297 May 27
298 May 27
299 June 4
300 [June 28]
301 July 8
302 [July 12]
303 September 2
304 September 3
305 September 15
306 October 22
307 November 11
308 November 28
1287
309 January 26
310 February 5
31 1 February 5
312 February 6
313 March 15
314 March 16
315 April 6
316 May 15
C 47/22/3(9).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/37. Formerly C 47/22/
5(23).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/38. Formerly C 47/22/
5(24).
C 47/22/5(25).
C 47/22/9(16).
C 47/22/1(1).
E 36/274, fo. 177 b.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 231.
Cal. Close R. 1279-88,
412.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 243.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 249.
SC 7/18/16. For full text,
see Stevenson,
Documents, i, 35-6, but
wrongly dated 1287
instead of 1286.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 249.
C 66/105, m. 7d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1281-
92].
C 47/22/1(2).
C 66/105, m. 6. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1281-
92].
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 251.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
597.
C 47/22/1(3).
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 403.
C 47/22/1(4).
Cal. Close R. 1279-88, 440.
E 371/50, m. 3; C 60/85,
m. 16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 262.
C 47/22/5(26).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
623.
SC 7/18/18.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 266.
C 47/34/4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 269.
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Vol
2
1287
1288
317 July 5
C 60/85, m. 7. [Omitted
from Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307].
337
July 2
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/123. Formerly E 39/
100/151 b.
318 July 19
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
338
July 13
C 47/22/1(10).
648.
339
August 2
Transferred to SRO, RH
319 August 9-11
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
631.
5/106. Formerly E 39/
100/143(3). Receipt by
320 1285, Mar. 19-
E 39/2/1.
Sulis, is RH 5/105. For-
1287, Mich.
merly E 39/100/143(2).
321 Octobers
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 111.
See Stevenson, Docu-
322 October 15
C 47/22/9(13).
ments, i, 53, n. 2.
323 [Nov. 12]
C 66/106, m. 1 d. [Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1281-
340
August 27
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
665.
92\.
341
September 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 229,
324 December 7
Transferred to SRO, RH
317.
5/120. Formerly E 39/
342
September 1
Transferred to SRO, RH
100/150(1).
5/110. Formerly E 39/
325 December 8
Transferred to SRO, RH
100/145(2).
5/107. Formerly E 39/
343
September 1
E 36/274, fo. 150.
100/144(1).
344
September 6
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/58. Formerly E 39/94/
1288
5(3).
326 [Jan.l
Cal. Close R. 1279-88,
526.
345
September 12
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/59. Formerly E 39/94/
327 January 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 290.
5(4).
C 66/107, m. 18.
346
September 21
Transferred to SRO, RH
[Partially printed in Cal.
5/60. Formerly E 39/94/
Pat. R. 1281-92, 290,
5(5).
which omits reference to
347
November 17
Transferred to SRO, RH
goods arrested in
5/61. Formerly E 39/94/
Scotland].
5(6).
328 January 29
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/116. Formerly E 39/
100/147(2). For 'January
348
November 19
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/62. Formerly E 39/94/
5(7).
29' read 'January 28'.
349
November 20
Transferred to SRO, RH
329 [Hilary term]
E 159/61, m. 4.
5/63. Formerly E 39/94/
330 March 11
SC 1/29/185.
5(8).
331 April 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 293,
296.
350
November
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/57. Formerly E 39/94/
332 April 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 293.
5(2).
333 April 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 292.
351
November 26
Transferred to SRO, RH
334 May 2
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 294.
5/64. Formerly E 39/94/
May 12
See vol, iv, no. 1764.
5(9).
335 May 13
C 47/22/1(7).
[1288, Nov.]
See below, nos. 587 and
May (?) 27
See vol. iv, no. 1765.
688 (1294, May ').
336 June 1
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/56. Formerlv E 39/94/
352
December 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 329;
SC 1/13/157.
5(1).
353
December 1
SC 1/14/104.
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Vol 2
1288
354 December 3
355 11288]
1289
356 January 27
357 January 27
358 January 28
359 February 3
360 [c. Feb. 3]
361 February 7
362 February 16
363 March 7
364 [1289]
365 April
366 April 6
367 April 7
368 April 8
369 April 19
370 April 28
371 April 29
372 May 3
373 May 8
3/4 May 8
375 Mav 20
376 May 25
377 May
378 June 16
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/65. Formerly E 39/94/
5(10).
C 47/22/1(9).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
712.
C 47/22/3(15).
E 371/52, m. 3.
C 47/22/1(10).
SC 1/30/102.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
712.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 330.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/66. Formerly E 39/94/
5(11).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/97. Formerly E 39/94/
8(13).
C 47/22/3(2).
Cal. FineR. 1272-1307, 273.
For '1289', read '1290'.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/67. Formerly E 39/94/
5(12).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 314.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
274.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 315.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/68. Formerly E 39/94/
5(13).
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
259.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 315.
Both transferred to SRO,
RH 5/88 and RH 5/69,
Formerly E 39/94/8(3)
and E 39/94/5(14).
C 47/22/3(21). In 1.1. for
'protestatem' read
'potestatem'.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
260.
C 47/22/1(12).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 316.
379 June 20
380 July 8
381 July 10
382 September 1
383 September 3
384 September 12
385 September 17
386 October 3
387 November 6
388 November 6
389 November 6
390 November 6
391 November 6
392 November 16
393 November 16
394 November 25
395 December 30
1290
396 January 3
397 February 5
398 February 8
399 February 14
400 February 15
401 February 16
402 February 18
403 February 20
404 February 20
405 February 22
406 February 26
407 February 28
408 (Feb. ?]
409 Mareh 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 316.
C 47/22/1(15).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/10. Formerly C 47/22/
1(16).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 321.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 322.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/70. Formerly E 39/94/
5(15).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 52.
E 36/274, fo. 127.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 328.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 328;
E 36/274, fo. 149.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 328.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 328.
E 36/274, fo. 127b; Cal. Pat.
R. 1281-92, 328.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 327.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 27.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/71. Formerly E 39/94/
5(16).
SC 1/30/50.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no,
741.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 67.
C 62/66, m. 6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 343.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/73. Formerly E 39/94/
5(18).
C 47/22/1(18).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 344.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 149.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 346.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
771.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
771.
C 144/30/1.
C 47/22/1(20).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/89. Formerly E 39/94/
8(4).
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Vol 2
410 March 10
411 March 12
412 March 12
413 March [13 ?1
414 March 17
415 March 17
416 March 17
417 March 17
418 [Mar. ?]
April 6
419 April 10
420 April 10
421 April 14
422 April 16
423 April 17
424 April 19
425 April 20
426 [Apr.]
427 May 14
428 May 15
429 May 15
430 May 16
431 May 24
432 May 31
433 June 4
434 June 16
435 June 20
436 [June 20l
437 June 20
438 [after June 20]
439 May 1 - June 25
440 June 28
July 11
Vol 2
1290
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
771.
SC 1/30/84.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 72.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/74. Formerly E 39/94/
5(19).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/75. Formerly E 39/94/
5(20).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/103. Formerly E 39/100/
132a. Add in margin
'Stevenson, i, 131'.
E 36/274, fo. 149a.
E 36/274, fo. 150.
C 47/22/1(21).
See above, no. 366 (1289,
April 6).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 349,
350.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 350,
327.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
753.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 350.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 327.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 349.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 352.
SC 1/19/169.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 354.
Cal. Pal. R. 1281-92, 355.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 79.
Cal. Pat R. 1281-92, 355.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 81.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/117. Formerly E 39/100/
148(1).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 359.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 365.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 372.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 372.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 372.
E 36/274, fo. 185.
C 47/22/1(22).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 369.
See below no. 1977.
441 July 12
442 July 31
443 [July]
444 August 27
445 August 27
446 August 28
447 August 28
448 August 28
449 August 28
450 August 28
451 August 28
452 August 28
453 August 28
August 29
454 September 1
455 September 1
456 September 1
457 September 5
458 September 18
459 October 7
460 October 9
461 October 15
462 October 26
463 Feb. 27 - Nov.
464 Apr. - Nov.
465 [1290]
E 36/274, fo. 127b.
E 36/274, fo. 149 b.
C 47/22/1(23).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 144.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 386.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 386.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 100.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 386.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 386.
For 'August 28' read
'August 29'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 386.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 387.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 383.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 383.
See above no. 449 (1290,
August 28).
E 36/274, fo. 149.
E 36/274, fo. 156 b.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 384.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 384.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 386.
SC 1/20/68.
E 159/64, m. 2. Printed in
Stevenson, Documents, i,
200-1.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/76. Formerly E 39/94/
5(21).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 391.
20 E 101/352/21. For another
note of the payments to
John de Tyndale and
William Playefayre, dated
8 Sept., see C 47/4/5,
fo. 51 r. The payment to
Adam de Felton, dated 19
Oct., is noted on fo. 52 r.
C 47/4/5.
E 39/89. For full text
(more complete than
Palgrave's) and transla-
tion, see Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no.
14. Note that Bain here
calendars two documents
as if they were one.
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466 January 8
467 January 18
468 February 18
469 March 18
470 March 21
471 March 25
472 April [15 ?1
473 April 16
474 May 9
475 May 10
476 May 11
477 May 16
478 Apr. 21 -May 20
479 May 28
480 May 31
481 iMayPl
Ca7. Close R. 1288-96, 157.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 159.
(also 172).
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
289.
SC 7/30/13.
SC 1/45/67.
SC 7/30/12.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/94-95. Formerly E 39/
94/8(9-10).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 198.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 428,
429. For 'May 9' read
'May 4'.
E 39/15(4).
E 39/15(5).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 169;
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
298.
Sawtry: E 39/100(165).
Worcester: E 39/100(139).
Newburgh: E 39/100(164a).
London: E 39/100(164).
Dover: E 39/100(179).
Malmesbury: E 39/100(140).
Battle: E 39/100(153).
Reading: E 39/100(155).
Bridlington: E 39/100(152).
Chester: E 39/100(156),
(156a), (156b).
Faversham: E 39/ 100(157).
Tewkesbury: E 39/100
(158).
Fragment: E 39/100(159).
Evesham: E 39/100(160,
162).
Memoranda: E 39/100(161,
166).
Gloucester: E 39/100(167).
Carlisle: E 39/100(168).
Bath: E 39/100(169).
Huntingdon: E 39/100(170).
Croyland: E 39/100(171).
Norwich: E 39/3(46).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 170.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 429.
E 39/1(16).
1291
482 June 2
483 June 2-3
484 June 3
485 June 4
486 June 4
487 June 4
488 June 5
489 June 5
490 June 5
491 June 5
492 June 6
493 June 6
494 June 8
495 June 10
496 June 11
497 June 12
498 June 12
499 June 13
500 June 28
501 July 4
502 July 9
503 July 9
504 July 9
505 July 15
506 August 3
507 August 3
508 June 24-Aug. 7
509 August 7
510 August 10
511 August 10
512 [before Aug. 12|
E 39/16(17).
E 39/16(12).
E 39/16(11).
E 39/16(13).
E 39/16(16).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 199.
E 39/18. There is also a
duplicate of this:
E 39/88/2. For full text
and translation, see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Documents, no. 17.
E 39/88(2).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 430.
E 39/16(3).
E 39/88(1). There is also
a duplicate of this: B.M.,
Cotton Charters, xviii,
40.
E 39/16(19).
C 47/22/1(29).
DL 27/41.
E 39/16(20).
E 39/20.
E 39/16(14).
E 39/16(9).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/93. Formerly E 39/94/
8(8).
E 159/64, m. 14 d.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/77. Formerly E 39/94/
5(22).
E 39/19.
E 39/100(163).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/136. Formerly E 39/
100/187(13).
E 39/16(6).
E 39/16(8).
E 39/16(2).
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
404.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 175.
C 60/89, m. 6. [Omitted
from Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307\.
E 39/1(10),
52
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1291
1291
513 [before Aug. 12]
514 [before Aug. 12]
515 [before Aug. 12]
516 August 12
517 August 13
518 August 14
519 August 15
520 August 15
521 August 16
522 August 17
523 August 18
524 August 18
525 August 19
526 August 23
527 August 30
528 September 3
529 September 5
530 September 8
531 September 10
532 September 15
533 September 19
E 39/1(11).
E 39/1(13).
E 39/4(21).
E 39/4(21).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/185-186. Formerly
E 39/100/187(60-61).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/135. Formerly E 39/
100/187(12).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 442.
For 'August 15' read
'August 14'.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/129-130. Formerly
E 39/100/187(6-7).
C 47/22/9(22).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/148. Formerly E 39/
100/187(24).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/147. Formerly E 39/
100/187(23).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/101. Formerly E 39/99/
52 b.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/78. Formerly E 39/94/
5(23).
E 39/3(53, 54).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/108. Formerly E 39/
100/144(2).
E 39/3(58).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/176. Formerly E 39/
100/187(51).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/134. Formerly E 39/
100/187(11).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/204. Formerly E 39/
100/188(79).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/194-195. Formerly
E 39/100/188(69-70).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/150. Formerly E 39/
533 September 19
Contd.
534 September 24
535 1290, Dec. 28-
1291, Oct. 11
536 [Oct. 18;
537 October 21
538 October 22
539 November 4
540 November 5
541 November 9
542 [c. Nov. 11]
543 November 11
544 November 12
545 November 13
546 November 18
547 1290, Nov. 20-
1291, Nov. 20
548 1290, Nov. 20-
1291, Nov. 20
549 November 23
550 November 25
100/187(26).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 180,
183; Cal. Fine R. 1272-
1307, 296.
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 409,
413-14, 424-5, 427-9,
431-5, 437-42, 447.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/172. Formerly E 39/
100/187(47).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/141. Formerly E 39/
100/187(18).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/79. Formerly E 39/94/
5(24).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/140. Formerly E 39/
100 187(17).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/81. Formerly E 39/94/
5(26).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/174-175. Formerly
E 39/100/187(49-50).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/162-163. Formerly
E 39/100/187(38-39).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/205. Formerly E 39/
100/188(80).
E 371/53, m. 24.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/149. Formerly E 39/
100/187(25).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/11. Formerly C 47/22/
1(31).
E 372/138, m. 24.
E 101/352/29.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1272-91, no.
823.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/127-128. Formerly
E 39/100/187(4-5).
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Vol 2
1291
551 December 1
552 December 16
553 December 30
554 December 30
1292
555 January 4
556 January 12
557 January 20
558 January 20
559 January 30
560 [before Feb. 1]
561 February 1
562 February 1
563 February 2
564 February 6
565 February 6
566 I Feb.]
567 February 10
568 February 13
569 [c. Feb. 141
570 February 22
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/166-167. Formerly
E 39/100/187(42-43).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/170. Formerly E 39/
100/187(46).
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
300.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 47.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/168. Formerly E 39/
100/187(44).
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
412.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
301.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
301.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/144. Formerly E 39/
100/187(20).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/220-221. Formerly
E 39/100/189(95-96).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/223-225. Formerly
E 39/100/189(98-100).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/165. Formerly E 39/
100/187(41).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/47. Formerly C 47/22/
9(80).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 474.
C 62/68, m. 3; C 81/1674 A.
SC 1/19/1.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/197-198. Formerly
E 39/100/188(72-73).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/169. Formerly E 39/
100/187(45).
SC 1/17/63.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/152. Formerly E 39/
1292
570 February 22
Contd.
571 February 27
February 27
572 February 28
573 February 28
574 February 29
575 March 1
576 March 1
577 [early Mar. ?]
578 March 3
579 March
580 March 12
581 March 21
582 March 24
583 1291, Dec. 7-
1292, Mar. 28
584 April 1
585 April 2
586 April 8
100/187(28).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/182. Formerly E 39/
100/187(57).
See vol. iv, no. 1766.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/160. Formerly E 39/
100/187(36).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/157. Formerly E 39/
100/187(33).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/159. Formerly E 39/
100/187(35).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/145. Formerly E 39/
100/187(21).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/125-126. Formerly
E 39/100/187(2-3).
SC 1/23/137.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/202-203 and RH 5/212.
Formerly E 39/100/188
(77-78 and 87).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/12. Formerly C 47/22/
1(32).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/124. Formerly E 39/
100/187(1).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/137-139. Formerly
E 39/100/187(14-16).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/13. Formerly C 47/22/
1(34).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/187-189 and 193.
Formerly E 39/100/188
(62-64 and 68).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/161. Formerly E 39/
100/187(37).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 56.
Transferred to SRO, RH
54
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ES AND
Vol
CORRECTIONS
2
1292
1292
586 April 8
5/154. Formerly E 39/
604 June 16
312.
Contd.
100/187(30).
Contd.
587 April 11
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/214-217. Formerly
E 39/100/189(89-92).
605
June 21
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/206-208. Formerly
E 39/100/188(81-83).
588 April 20
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/190-191. Formerly
E 39/100/188(65-66).
606
June 24
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/82. Formerly E 39/94/
5(27).
589 April 26
Transferred to SRO, RH
607
[before June 24]
E 39/1(12).
5/14. Formerly C 47/22/
608
[before June 24]
E 39/1(14).
1(35).
609
[ before June 25]
E 39/4(22).
590 April 27
Transferred to SRO, RH
610
June 25
E 39/4(22).
5/177 and 179. Formerly
611
June 25
Transferred to SRO, RH
E 39/100/187(52)and 54).
5/181. Formerly E 39/
591 May 1
E 143/3/5.
100/187(56).
592 May 3
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 229.
612
June 26
Transferred to SRO, RH
593 May 5
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/143. Formerly E 39/
5/83. Formerly E 39/94/
5(28).
100/187(19).
613
June 27
Transferred to SRO, RH
594 May 12
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/178, 180 and 183.
5/84. Formerly E 39/94/
5(29).
Formerly E 39/100/187
614
June 27
Transferred to SRO, RH
(53, 55 and 58).
5/17. Formerly C 47/22/
595 May 12
Transferred to SRO, RH
1(38).
5/196 and 199. Formerly
615
June 27
Transferred to SRO, RH
E 39/100/188(71 and 74).
5/18. Formerly C 47/22/
596 May 14
Transferred to SRO, RH
1(39).
5/156. Formerly E 39/
616
June 27
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 497.
100/187(32).
617
June 28
Transferred to SRO, RH
597 May 15
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/15. Formerly C 47/22/
5/158. Formerly E 39/
100/187(34).
1(36). For 'Bycher' read
618
June 29
Transferred to SRO, RH
'Rycher'.
5/171. Formerly E 39/
598 May 16
Transferred to SRO, RH
100/187(46*).
5/151. Formerly E 39/
619
July 3
E 39/1(9).
100/187(27).
620
July 4
Transferred to SRO, RH
599 May 22
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/146 and 200. Formerly
5/55. Formerly E 39/
14(17).
E 39/100/187(22) and
621
July 7
E 39/96(12).
E 39/100/188(75).
622
July 7
E 39/95(14).
600 June 2
E 39/16(4).
623
July 7
E 39/95(15).
601 June 2
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 501.
624
July 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 501.
For 'June 2' read 'July 14'.
July 14
See above no. 601 (1292,
602 June 6
E 36/274, fo. 185,
June 2).
603 June 11
Transferred to SRO, RH
625
July 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 519.
5/173. Formerly E 39/
626
July 19
Transferred to SRO, RH
100/187(48).
5/209-211. Formerly
604 June 16
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
E 39/100/188(84-86).
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1292
Vol 2
1292
627 July 27
628 August 7
629 August 7
630 August 20
631 August 20
632 August 27
633 September 28
634 September 28
635 1291, Dec. 12 -
1292, Sept. 28
636 October 1
637 October 9
638 October 10
639 May 11 - Oct. 11
640 October 15
641 October 20
642 1291, Sept. 11 -
1292, Oct. 20
643 [Oct. ']
644 November 3
645 November 3
646 November 6
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/192. Formerly E 39/
100/188(67).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 52.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/122. Formerly E 39/
100/151a.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/131-133. Formerly
E 39/100/187(8-10).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, Til.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 58.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/155. Formerly E 39/
100/187(31).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/164. Formerly E 39/
100/187(40).
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 463,
494, 498, 500, 502, 507-8.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/85. Formerly E 39/94/
5(30).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/142. Formerly E 39/
100/187(18*).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/184. Formerly E 39/
100/187(59).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/218-219 and 222.
Formerly E 39/100/189
(93-94 and 97).
E 39/16(10).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/213. Formerly E 39/
100/189(88).
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/48-52. Formerly C 47/
22/9(81-85).
DL 25/82.
Transferred to SRO, RH
5/201. Formerly E 39/
100/188(76).
Just. Itin. 1/136.
E 39/16(1).
647 November 14
648 November 14
649 November 17
650 November 20
651 November 28
652 December 24
653 December 26
654 December 26
655 December 26
656 Nov. 20 - Dec.
1293
657 January 2
658 January 2
659 January 6
660 January 16
661 January 6
662 February 8
663 March 20
664 March 24
665 April 6
[1293, Apr. 8]
666 April 26
667 April 28
668 April 29
f April '1
669 May 3
670 May 8
671 May 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 511.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
316; C 47/22/1(40).
E 39/16(5).
E 39/16(15).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96,
308.
E 39/21.
E 39/3(51).
E 39/3(52).
E 39/16(7).
E 101/353/10.
E 39/99(90). There is a
third original of nos.
657-8, viz. E 39/4/3b.
E 39/29.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 277.
E 39/95(6); E 36/274, fo.
175b. Printed, with many
errors, in Joseph Ayloffe,
Calendars of the Ancient
Charters and of the Welch
and Scottish Rolls
(London, 1774), 331-2.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 44.
SC 1/13/161, 162.
C 81/5/474; Cal. Close R.
1288-96, 313. For 'March
20' read 'March 8'.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 83.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 83.
See below no. 685 (1294,
April 2).
E 159/66, m. 24, m. 45.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 281.
C 47/22/9(17).
See above no. 264 [c. 1284]
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 281.
Cal. Pal. R. 1292-1301, 12;
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
322.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
322.
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Vol 2
1293
672 June 6
673 June 23
674 July 20
675 September 25
676 [Sept. ?]
677 Octobers
678 [Oct. 28]
679 October 29
[Oct. ?]
681 1292, Jan 1 -
1293, Nov. 20
682 December 11
683
1294
684 February 16
685 April 2
686 April
687 [1294, May (?)]
688 [1294, May (?)]
689 June 2
690 June 16
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
429.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 290.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 295.
DL 25/83. In second-last
line, for 'Berghem' read
'Berg'.
C 81/1721.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 303.
E 371/55, m. 24.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 305;
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
333.
E 39/2(46). See also
Rotuli ParliamentoTum, i,
110-11, 112-13. Bain's
reference to Foedera, I,
788, is misleading, as the
document there printed is
not the document here
noted as no. 680.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 1,
3, 9, 36, 40.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 339.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 317,
E 101/331/1.
C 47/22/5(27), For '1294,
April 2' read ' [l293,
April 8] ', Note that this
text was enrolled in the
Rotuli Scotiae under the
date 8 March 1293 (Rot.
Scot., i, 17).
SC 1/13/158.
SC 1/20/69. For ' [ 1294,
May (?)]' read '[1288,
Nov.] '; see below no.
688.
C 47/22/12(17). For '[1294,
May (?)] ' read '[1288,
Nov.] ', according to re-
dating suggested in Lists
and Indexes, no xlix,
188.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 349.
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
690 June 16
Contd.
June 23
691 June 25
692 June 25
693 June 27
694 June 27
695 June 29
696 June
697 July 2
698 1293, Nov. 21 -
1294, Aug. 16
699 September 1
700 [c. Oct. l]
701 October 1
702 [c. Oct. 6]
703 November 7
704 November 23
1295
705 March 31
706 May 3
707 May 17
708 1293, Dec. 20 -
1295, May 22
709 May (?)
710 June 23
711 July 4-5
712 August 10
713 August 15
714 August 23
715 September 23
716 October 6
717 October 15
718 October 16
719 [Oct. 23]
720 October 23
450.
See below no. 710 (1295,
June 23).
Cal. Charter R. 1257-1300,
456.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 102.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 353.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 354.
C 47/22/9(25).
C 47/22/5(28).
C 47/22/1(41).
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 51,
52, 55, 56, 60, 65, 69, 12,
11, 83.
E 159/68, m. 4.
C 47/22/5(29).
C 47/22/7(4a).
E 159/68, m. 11.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
102.
C 81/52/3786B. For '1294'
read '1304'.
C 81/8/779.
E 159/68, m. 35 d.
C 81/9/854.
E 101/331/2.
C 47/22/9(10).
SC 1/26/109. For '1295'
read '1294'.
C 81/9/867; C 81/10/953.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 447.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
139.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 451.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
151.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
154.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
361.
E 39/91/8.
C 47/22/4(20).
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Vol 2
721 [1295, Oct. 23
(?)]
722 [Oct. ?]
723 December 6
724 [c. 1295]
1296
725 February 3
726 February 13
727 February 23
[1296, Feb. 23]
728 March 6
729 March 7
730 March 14
731 March 17
[ 1296] , before
Easter
732 March 25
733 March 28
April 1
734 April 2
735 April 4
[1296, Apr. 5]
736 April 27
737 May 13
738 May 14
739 May 14
740 May 15
741 May 16
742 May 16
743 May 16
E 39/2(41). For '[1295,
Oct. 23 (?)] ■ read
' [1296, Feb. 23] •,
according to Lists and
Indexes, xlix, 111.
E 39/2(8). For '1295,
[Oct. ?] ' read '[1296,
Apr. 5] '. For full text and
translation, with
references to other MSS.,
see Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no. 23.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 466.
SC 1/31/37.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
66.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 473.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
67.
See above no. 721 [1295,
Oct. 23 (?)].
C 47/22/3 (61 and 62). Cut
for cancellation.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 475.
E 39/4(10).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 476.
See below no. 865 [ 1295-
6].
C 81/1696.
E 101/331/3.
See vol. iv, no. 1767.
C 47/22/2(2).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 476.
See above no. 722 (1295,
Oct. ?).
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
372.
E 39/3/9; C 47/23/4, m. 1.
Seal found and replaced,
27 September 1906.
C 81/1697.
C 47/22/3(60).
E 39/3/8; C 47/23/4, m. 1.
C 81/1700.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 480.
C 47/22/4(2).
1296
744 May 19
745 May (?)
[1296] , May
746 June (?) 4
747 June 22
748 June 22
749 [before June 24]
750 June 25
751 June 25
752 June 30
753 July 2
754 July 2
755 July 3
[1296], July 3
756 July 4
757 July 4
758 July 6
759 July 6
760 July 7
761 July 10
762 July 10
763 July 10
764 July 10
765 July 10
766 July 10
767 July 10
768 July 10
769 July 10
770 July 10
771 July 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 188.
C 81/1700.
See vol. iv, no. 1768.
E 39/3/41; C 47/23/4, m. 2.
E 39/99/35; C 47/23/4, m.
4.
E 39/3/29, 17; C 47/23/4,
m. 4.
C 81/1697.
E 39/3/44; C 47/23/4, m. 5.
E 39/99/31; C 47/23/4,
m. 5.
E 39/3/16.
E 39/99/33; C 47/23/4,
m. 6.
E 39/100/133. For full
text and translation see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 24.
E 39/5/26.
See below no. 995 [1298 ?,
July 3].
E 39/99/22; C 47/23/4,
m. 6.
E 39/99/15; C 47/23/4,
m. 6.
E 39/99/4; C 47/23/4, m. 6.
E 39/3/20; C 47/23/4, m. 7.
E 39/99/23; C 47/23/4,
m. 7.
E 39/3/23; C 47/23/4, m.9.
E 39/3/15; C 47/23/4, m.9.
E 39/3/31; C 47/23/4,
m. 10.
E 39/3/32, 33; C 47/23/4,
m. 9.
E 39/3/24; C 47/23/4. m.9.
E 39/3/10; C 47/23/4,
m. 10.
E 39/3/7; C 47/23/4, m. 10.
E 39/99/27; C 47/23/4,
m.9.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
73.
E 39/99/3; C 47/23/4,
m. 10. For 'July 10' read
'July 11'.
E 39/99/5; C 47/23/4,
58
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771
772
July 10
Contd.
[July] 11
773 July 11
774
July 11
775
July 11
776 July 11
777
July 14
778
779
July 15
July 16
780
July 16
781
July 17
782
July 17
783
July 17
784
July 19
785
July 17
786
July 17
787
July 21
788
July 22
789
790
July 26
July 27
791
July 27
792
July 27
793
July 27
794
July 27
795
July 28
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1296
m. 10. For 'July 10' read
796 July 28
E 39/99/26; C 47/23/4,
'July ir.
m. 17.
E 39/3/37. For' [July! 11'
797 July 28
E 39/3/5; C 47/23/4,
perhaps read ' [Aug.] 11'.
m. 18.
E 39/99/18; C 47/23/4,
798 July 28
E 39/3/19; C 47/23/4,
m. 9.
m. 17.
E 39/3/14; C 47/23/4,
799 July 28
E 39/3/25; C 47/23/4,
m. 11.
m. 17.
E 39/3/22; C 47/23/4,
800 August 2
E 39/99/34; C 47/23/4,
m. 11.
m. 19.
E 39/99/2; C 47/23/4,
801 August 3
C 47/22/2(5).
m. 11.
802 August 4
E 39/99/24; C 47/23/4,
E 39/3/11; C 47/23/4,
m. 20.
m. 10.
803 August 5
E 39/3/24.
E 39/4/6 f.
804 August 8
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 487.
E 39/3/13; C 47/23/4,
For 'August 8' read
m. 12.
'August 7'.
E 39/99/16; C 47/23/4,
[August] 11
See above no 772 (1296,
m. 13.
July 11).
E 39/3/38; C 47/23/4,
805 August 24
E 309/102/33.
m. 14.
806 August 26
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 487.
E 39/99/8; C 47/23/4,
807 August 28
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 488.
m. 14. For '1269' read
808 August 28
E 39/3/12.
'1296'.
809 August 28
E 39/102/19; C 47/23/4,
E 39/99/9; C 47/23/4,
m. 25.
m. 14.
810 August 28
E 39/102/14; C 47/23/4,
E 39/99/32; C 47/23/4,
m. 32.
m. 15.
811 August 28
E 39/99/1; C 47/23/4,
E 39/99/25; C 47/23/4,
m. 24.
m. 14.
812 August 28
E 39/102/15; C 47/23/4,
E 39/3/28; C 47/23/4,
m. 28.
m. 14.
813 August 28
E 39/99/6; C 47/23/4,
E 39/3/21; C 47/23/4,
m. 23.
m. 15.
814 August 28
E 39/99/11; C 47/23/4,
E 39/3/35; C 47/23/4,
m. 22.
m. 15.
815 August 28
E 39/102/16; C 47/23/4,
E 39/4/6e.
m. 23.
E 39/3/18; C 47/23/4,
816 August 28
E 39/102/20; C 47/23/4,
m. 16.
m. 27.
E 39/3/36; C 47/23/4,
817 August 28
E 39/99/7; C 47/23/4,
m. 16.
m. 21.
E 39/3/27; C 47/23/4,
818 August 28
E 39/99/30; C 47/23/4,
m. 17.
m. 26.
E 39/3/30; C 47/23/4,
819 August 28
E 39/99/17; C 47/23/4,
m. 16.
m. 24.
E 39/3/39; C 47/23/4,
820 August 28
E 39/93/19; C 47/23/4,
m. 15.
m. 23.
E 39/99/29; C 47/23/4,
821 July 7 - Aug. 28
E 39/17/4. In 1.3. for
m. 17.
'Stronkatherache' read
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1296
1296
821 July 7 - Aug. 28
Contd.
822 Mar. 21 - Aug. 28
823 May 16 - Aug. 28
824 August 25-28
825 August 28
826 August 29
827 August 30
828 August 31
829 [Aug.]
830 [End Aug.]
831 September 1
832 September 3
833 September 3
834 September 8
835 September 16
836 September 21
837 September 21
838 September 25
839 1295, Dec. 7 -
1296, Sept. 30
840 [Sept.
'Stroukatherache'.
E 39/93/15.
C 47/23/4. [The dupli-
cates, formerly Tower
Miscellaneous Rolls, nos.
88 and 90, are now
C 47/23/3 and 5] . On p.
194, 1.23, for
'Stronkatherach' read
'Stroukatherach'. On p.l98,
1.23, for 'Johnan' read
'Johan'. On p. 199, 1.13
from foot, for 'de
Mareschal' read 'le
Mareschal'. On p.200, 1.23,
for 'widow of read 'wife
of.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 363. In no. 4, 1.9, for
'Sa'nayk' read 'Sanvayk',
i.e. Senwick, Kirkcud-
brightshire.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 513.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 513.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 513.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 488.
E 39/99/76.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 488.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 514.
C 47/22/2(9). In 1.22, for
'le Kynpunte' read
'de Kynpunte'.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 489.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 490.
E 101/331/5.
C 84/12(30).
C 84/12(31).
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 492.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301. 168,
183, 186, 191, 194, 196,
197, 198, 200, 202, 204,
205,
E 101/354/9. Printed in full
in Archaeological Journal,
xiii (1856), 247-8, and in
part, with translation, in
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 25.
841 [Mich, term]
842 October 5
843 October 5
844 October 5
845 October 7
846 October 6
847 October 10
848 Oct. 12, (Nov.
849 October 13
850 October 13
851 October 14
852 October 15
853 Apr. 15 - Oct.
854 November 22
855 November 23
856 November 23
November 25
857 [End Nov.]
858 December 6
859 December 7
860 [early Dec. ?
December 20
861 December 29
862 December 30
863 [End Dec]
864 [1296]
865 [1295-6]
866 [1296]
867 1296]
868 [1296 ?]
1297
869 12%, Sept. 3 -
1297, Jan. 2
870 [c. Jan. 2]
871 January 31
872 February 8
873 February 12
874 February 17
875 March 5
876 March 6
E 159/70, m. 85.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 493.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 493.
C 81/1697.
C 81/1697.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 493.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 208.
14) Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 494,
(498).
E 39/3/40.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
74.
Cal. Close R. 1288-96, 495.
E 159/70, m. 9.
24 E 370/1/10.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302, 1.
E 159/70, m. 9.
C 47/22/2(32).
See below no. 1206 [l30l] .
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 366.
C 47/4/7.
C 81/1700.
I C 47/22/2(33, 34).
See vol. iv, no. 1769.
C 81/1674A.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302, 9.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
10.
SC 8/446.
C 47/22/9(54). For ' [ 1295-
6] ' read '[1296] , before
Easter'.
Reference not traced.
C 47/22/9(27).
C 47/22/9(97).
C 47/22/2(11).
SC 8/6983.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
83.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301. 233.
C 62/72, m. 6.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
75.
C 62/73, m. 6.
E159/70, ms. 15, 17; printed
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Vol 2
1297
Vol 2
1297
876 March 6
Contd.
877 March 28
878 Feb. 9 - Mar.
879 April 16
880 [Apr. ?]
881 [1297]
882 May 2
883 May 13
884 May 24
885 May 28
886 June 1
887 June 4
888 June 6
889 June 6
890 June 8
891 June 10
892 June 10
893 June 11
894 June 13
895 June 22
896 June 23
897 June 23
898 [c. June 24]
899 June 24
June 24
900 June 25
901 June 26
902 June 30
903 [June?]
904 [June ?]
905 July 2
906 July 2
907 [July]
908 July 7
909 July 9
in Stevenson, Documents,
ii, 163-4. See also
E 368/68, m. 31 d.
C 62/73, m. 6.
C 47/4/6.
E 159/70, m. 103 d.
SC 8/5542.
C 81/1700.
E 159/70, m. 24.
E 39/99/21. For 'May 13'
read 'May 30'.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
80.
E 39/99/20.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
250.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 251.
Printed in full in Stevenson,
Documents, ii, 170-3. For
'June 4' read 'June 24',
both in this entry and in
Stevenson's text.
E 39/100/174, 177; C 47/
23/4, m. 8.
E 39/99/28.
C 62/73, m. 5.
E 39/99/14.
E 39/3/6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 252.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 253.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 256.
E 39/99/10.
E 39/99/12.
C 81/1700.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
98; C 81/18(1732 B, C).
See above no. 887 (1297,
June 4).
E 159/70, m. 100.
C 62/73, m. 5.
Reference not traced.
C 47/22/2(21).
C 47/22/2(20).
E 101/68/1(1).
C 62/73, m. 4.
C 47/22/2(22).
C 47/22/12(41).
E 39/99/13.
910 July 9
911 July 11-16
912 July 21
913 [after July 20]
914 [before July 23]
915 July 23
916 July 23
917 July 24
918 July 24
919 July 24
920 July 24
921 July 25
922 July 25
923 [c. July 25]
924 [c. July 25]
925 [July 25 ?]
926 July 29
927 July 29
928 July 31
929 July 31
930 July 31
931 [July?]
932 [July]
933 August 1
934 August 4
935 [Aug. 5]
936 August 5
937 August 9
938 August 13
939 August 17
940 July 30 - Aug. 17
941 August 18
942 August 22
943 [Aug. ?]
944 [Aug.]
945 September 12
September 12
946 September 24
947 September 27
E 39/4/6G.
C 62/73, m. 4.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
48.
SC 1/20/2.
SC 1/31/58.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
295.
C 47/22/2(23).
C 47/22/2(25).
C 47/22/2(24).
SC 1/15/60.
SC 1/16/33.
C 47/22/2(26).
SC 1/15/138.
SC 1/31/104.
C 47/22/2(27).
C 81/1674A.
E 159/70, m. 33 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 300.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 301.
SC 1/21/106.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
51.
SC 1/19/2.
SC 1/20/190.
SC 1/21/57.
C 47/22/5(31).
SC 1/17/62.
C 47/22/2(28).
E 39/3/26.
C 62/73, m. 3,
C 47/22/3(109).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
125.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
76.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
124.
C 81/1700.
C 47/22/12(24).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
63.
See below nos. 964 and 965
(1297, December 12).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
132.
C 47/22/2(30, 31).
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1298
948 September
C 47/22/4(19).
982 May 5
E 159/71, m. 14.
949 October 5
SC 1/45/83.
983 May 12
E 159/71, m. 43.
950 June 12 - Oct. 13
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
May 21
See vol. iv, no. 1772.
386, 389, 391, 392. For
984
May 26
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
'1296-7' read '1297'.
208.
951 October 16
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 405.
985
May 28
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
163.
952 October 21
SC 1/45/90. 91.
986
May 29
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
953 October 21
C 62/73, m. 1.
165.
954 October 21
E 159/71, m. 109.
987
June 4
E 159/71, m. 117.
955 October 23
E 159/71, m. 109.
988
June 4
C 81/1698.
956 October 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,313.
989
[1298]
C 81/1698.
957 October 23
E 159/71, m. 63, 67d; Cal.
Close R. 1296-1302, 67.
990
June 6-15
E 39/17/8. The similar
document printed in
958 [Oct.?]
SC 8/280(13999).
Palgrave, Docs. Hist.
959 [Oct. ?]
C 47/22/9(75).
Scot., 250-61, is now
960 November 6
E 159/71, m. 109.
E 39/4/11 and is probably
961 May 28 - Nov. 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 250,
dateable to 1302.
252, 253, 255, 289, 293,
991
June 16
Reference not traced.
301, 305, 307, 315.
992 June 26
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
962 November 14
E 159/71, m. 14.
94.
963 Nov. 26 - Dec. 6
C 47/22/9(92, 93).
993
June 26
E 39/22.
964 December (?) 12
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
994
June 29
C 47/35/21/10.
142. For 'December(?)',
995
[1298?]
C 81/1700. For '[1298?]'
read 'September'.
July 3
read '[1296]'.
965 DecemberC?) 12
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
996
July 10
E 39/99/45.
142. For 'December(?)',
997
July 24
E 101/7/1.
read 'September'.
998
June 12- July 26
C 81/17(1567, 1597, 1600,
966 December 15
C 81/1674A.
1601, 1593).
967 [1297]
C 47/22/2(15).
999
[1298(?),
C 47/22/2(40). For '[1298?
968 [1297?]
C 47/22/9(30).
Aug.]
Aug., beginning of] ' read
969 [1297]
SC 1/18/151.
'[1300, July] '.
[1297]
See vol. iv, no. 1771.
1000
August 4
C 81/17(1605, 1608, 1612).
1001
August 6
C 47/22/9(123).
1298
1002
August 8
E 101/7/1.
970 January 7
C 81/14(1296).
1003
August 10
C 81/17(1614).
971 February 7
C 81/1674A.
1004
August 15
E 101/68/1(2).
972 February 6
Cal. F,ne R. 1272-1307, 396.
1005
August 27
C 47/22/2(41). For '1298,
973 February 16
C 81/1700.
August 27' read '[1302],
974 March 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 336.
August 27'.
975 March 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 336.
1006 August 31
E 39/99/99.
976 March 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 337.
1007 May - Aug.
E 101/6/39.
977 Feb. - Mar.
E 101/619/61.
1008
Sept. 17-25
C 81/18(1720); 19(1751);
978 [after Apr. 4]
C 81/1674A.
18(1657); 17(1641).
979 [1298, early'
C 47/22/5(33). For '[ 1298,
1009
September 25
E 39/93/16.
early] ' read ' [1305, Mar.] '.
1010
July - Sept.
C 47/22/2(38). For 'July -
980 May 1
E 159/71, m. 35.
Sept.' read ' [Sept. or
981 May 5
E 101/68/1(3).
later] '.
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Vol 2
Vol 2
1298
1011 May -Oct.
E 101/6/40.
1045 December 20
1012 October 9
C 47/22/2(43).
Contd.
1013 October 14
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
180, 182.
Oct. 22 - Dec. 2
1014 October 17
E 101/7/1.
1046 December 28
1015 [c. Oct. 17]
E 101/7/1.
[1297-8]
1016 October 18
E 101/7/1.
1047 [1298]
1017 Sept. 10 -Oct. 20
(i) Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 96.
1048
(ii)-(iv)C 81/18(1651,
1049
1649, 1731).
(v) - (vii) C 81/19(1810,
1050
1051
1800, 1792).
1018 October 21
E 101/7/1.
1019 Oct. 22
E 101/7/1.
1020 October 25
C 81/19(1830).
1021 October 26
E 159/72, m. 47 d.
1022 [Oct.?]
E 101/7/1.
[1298]
1023 Apr. 8 - Nov. 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
339, 351-3, 355, 357-9,
361, 365, 369-70, 373-4,
1296-8
407.
1299
1024 November 10
E 143/4/6.
1025 November 19
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,372.
1052 January 7
1026 November 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 263.
1053 January 8
1027 1295, Nov. 20 -
E 372/144, m. 25.
1298, Nov. 20
1054 January 20
1028 [after Nov. 20]
E 101/7/1.
1055 January 24
1029 November 23
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
225.
1056 January 29
1030 November 24
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302.
1057 February 2
225.
1058 February 2
1031 November 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 388.
1059 February 13
1032 November 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 387.
1060 February 20
1033 November 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,388.
1061 March 27
1034 November 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301. 388.
[ 1299] , Apr. 6
1035 November 26
E 143/5/27.
1036 December 1
E 101/7/10.
1062 April 7
1037 December 2
C 47/22/2(44).
1063 April 10
1038 [Dec. 2]
E 101/7/10.
1064 April 11
1039 December 3
E 101/7/10.
1065 April 18
1040 December 4
C 47/22/2(45).
1066 April 22
1041 December 6
C 47/22/2(46).
1067 April 23
1042 December 12
E 159/72, m. 4d.
1068 May 11
1043 December 13
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 1796.
1069 June 27
1044 December 19
E 159/72, m. 106 d.
1045 December 20
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
See below no. 1118 (1298-9,
Oct. 22 - Dec. 24).
C 47/22/5(34).
See vol. iv, no. 1773.
C 47/22/2(36).
C 47/22/2(37). As date
insert '[1298] '.
E 101/219/61.
C 81/1698.
E 39/100/173. As date
insert '[c. 1302]'. For
'Ordinance by the king'
read 'Petition to the king
by John of Caen'. See
SHR, XXXV (1956), 93-4.
See below no. 1877 [ 1297-
1306, Sept.].
See vol. iv, no. 1770.
E 39/99/19,
E 159/72, m. 26 d; E 159/73,
m. 63.
C 81/20(1898).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
229.
E 159/72, m. llOd.
E 101/7/23.
SC 1/26/142.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,396.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 402.
See below no. 1301 (1302,
April 6).
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301. 406.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 407.
SC 1/25/41.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 408.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 466.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 409.
E 159/72, m. 62.
SC 7/6/10. For full text and
translation see Stones,
Anglo-Scottish Relations.
no. 28. SC 7/64/67V. is a
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Vol 2
1299
1299
1069 June 27
transcript of a mandate,
1102 Mar. 6 - Oct. 4
410, 411, 419.
Contd.
dated 28 June, ordering
Contd.
the archbishop of
1103 Sept. 25 -Oct. 9
E 159/73, m. 2.
Canterbury to deliver the
1104 Feb. - Oct.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 395,
letter.
407-8, 410, 421, 425, 427-
1070 July 2
E 159/72, m. 9.
9, 444.
1071 Julys
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
1105 October 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 442.
425, 422.
1106 October 21
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
1072 July 11
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
280.
258.
1107 October 22
E 101/7/1.
1073 July 13
E 143/5/27.
1108 November 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 454.
[1299, after
See below no. 1181 [1299-
1109 November 13
E 39/14/14.
July 13]
1300] ,
1110 November 14
E 39/99/47.
1074 July 14
E 143/5/27.
1111 November 16
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
1075 July 16
E 143/5/27.
322, 323, 379.
1076 July 16
C 47/22/9(51).
1112 November 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 455.
1077 July 16
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302.
1113 November 18
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
258, 260.
288.
1078 July 18
E 143/5/27.
1114 November 24
C 62/76, m. 8.
1079 [July 18]
C 47/22/4(21, 22).
1115 November
E 101/7/20.
1080 July 18
E 39/92/36.
1116 [c. Nov.?]
E 101/13/35, m. 10.
1081 July 19
E 101/7/23.
1117 December 23
E 159/73, m. 32 d.
1082 [July 20]
C 81/1674A.
1118 1298-9, Oct. 22 -
E 101/7/6. For '1298-9'
1083 July 21
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 428.
Dec. 24
read '1298'.
1084 July 31
E 101/7/23.
December 28
See vol. iv, no. 1774.
1085 [Aug. 3]
C 81/1674A.
1119 [1299]
E 101/7/1.
1086 [Aug. 3]
C 81/1674A.
1120 [1298-99]
SC 8/220.
1087 August 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 430.
1121 [1299]
SC 1/19/107. For '[1299] '
1088 August 17
E 101/7/23.
read ' [Oct. 1301] '
August 20
See below no. 1978.
(Barrow, Robert Bruce,
1089 August 24
E 101/7/23.
171 n.). For full text, see
1090 June 19 -
C 81/21(1940, 1949, 1961,
Chron. Lanercost, 523-4.
Sept. 10
1950).
1122
SC 8/108(5366). As date
1091 September 11
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
read ' [ 1305, March] '.
no. 502.
1123
SC 8/108(5382); 10(451).
1092 September 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
437, 438.
[1299]
See below no. 1431 [1303].
1093 September 23
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
1300
273.
1124 January 2
C 47/22/2(51).
1094 [Sept. 28]
C 81/1674A.
1125 January 4
C 81/21(2018).
1095 September 29
C 81/1674A.
1126 January 5
SC 1/14/46.
1096 September 29
C81/1674A.
1127 [after Jan. 5]
C 47/22/9(61).
1097 September 30
C 81/1674A.
January 16
See vol. iv, no. 1784.
1098 [Mich.]
C 81/1674A.
1128 January 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 487,
1099 !Sept. 29]
C 81/1674A.
488. See also Foedera, I,
1100 [Sept. 29]
C 81/1674A.
ii, 917-8.
1101 [Oct. ?]
C 47/22/9(105).
1129 January 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 489.
1102 Mar. 6 - Oct. 4
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307,
1130 January 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 490.
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1300
1131 February 17
[Feb. 26]
1132 February 28
1133 March 1
1134 March 1
March 19
April 11
1135 April 27
1136 April 30
1137 [c. May 20]
June 1
1138 June 7
1139 June 7
1140 June 13
1141 1300, [after
June 19]
1142 June 23
1143 June 30
1144 July 7
1145 July 14
1146 July 14
after July 24
[1300, July]
August 5
1147 August [10]
1148 August 10
1149 August 15
1150 August 18
1151 August 22
1152 September 9
1153 September 11
[1300?]
Sept. 14
1154 1299, Nov. 21 -
1300, Sept. 24
1155 September 26
1156 September 29
1157 [Mich.]
1158 September 29
Vol 2
1300
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 1816.
See vol. iv, no. 1777.
E 39/92/18.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
333, 335.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 491.
See vol. iv, no. 1778.
See vol. iv, no. 1779.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 607.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 512.
E 159/73, m. 27.
See vol. iv, no. 1776.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 513.
E 159/73, m. 14 d.
Cal. Fine R. 1272-1307. 430.
C 47/22/3(32). For '[ 1300]'
read '[1300?]'.
C 81/1700.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 529.
E 143/5/27.
C 81/1700.
C 81/1700.
See vol. iv, no. 1780.
See above no. 999 [1298(?),
Aug.] .
See vol. iv, no. 1781.
E 159/73, m. 15 d.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
364.
E 159/75, m. 13 d.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
244.
Just. Itin. 3/lOA.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 536,
537.
See below no. 1223 (1301,
Sept. 14).
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301. 481,
483-4, 496, 522-3, 526,
534-5.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
367.
C 81/1674A.
C 81/1674A.
C 81/1674A.
1159 October 4
1160 Octobers
October 10
1161 October 13
1162 October 23
1163 October 30
1164 [1300] , Oct. 30
1165 October 30
1166 October 31
1167 [1300?] , Oct.
1168 November 3
1169 November 7
1170 November 9
1171 November 9
1172 November 10
1173 November 10
1174 November 10
1175 Oct. 17 - Nov. 19
1176 November 24
1177 November 27
1178 November 28
[1300] , Nov.
1179 December 3
1180 Jan. 2 - Dec. 24
1181 [1299-1300]
1182 [1299-1300]
1183 [1298-1300?]
1184 [1299-1300]
[ 1300]
1301
1 185 January 3
1 186 February 2
1 187 February 8
1188 February 12
E 159/74, m. 27.
E 159/74, m. 60.
See vol. iv, no, 1782.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 538.
C 62/76, m. 1.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 541.
C 47/22/9(76). For '[1300],
Oct. 30' read ' [ 1309,
Dec. 15] ' (Lists and
Indexes, xlix, 211).
E 39/100/135-8.
C 47/22/4(17).
C 47/22/4(13). For '[1300]'
read '[1301, July 9-late
August ?]'. See below,
part 2, no. 255.
E 159/74, m. 68.
E 39/92/32.
E 101/68/1(7).
E 101/68/1(8).
E 101/68/1(5).
E 101/68/1(4).
E 101/68/1(6).
E 101/357/19.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 559.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
414.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
no. 630.
See vol. iv, no. 1783.
C 62/77, m. 4; C 62/79,
m. 3.
E 101/8/10.
C 47/22/2(48). For * [ 1299-
1300] ' read '[1299, after
July 13] '.
SC 1/19/173.
C 47/22/5(46).
SC 1/30/81.
See vol. iv, no. 1775.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301. 561.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
421,423.
E 159/74, m. 9d.
E 39/1/8; E 39/100/118.
For the original (in dupli-
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
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Vol 2
1301
1301
1188 February 12
Contd.
1189 February 22
February 28
1190 1300, July 28 -
1301, Feb.
1191 March 1
[1301] ,Mar. 26
1192 [Mar. or Apr.]
1193 April 3
[1301, Apr, 3]
1194 April 8
1195 April 13
1196 [Easter term]
1197 April 24
1198 April 25
1199 May 1
1200 May 7
1201 May 11
1202 May 12
1203 May 12
1204 June 7
1205 June 24
1206 [1301]
1207 July 21
1208 July 25
1209 July 26
1210 July 27
1211 July 27
1212 July 31
1213 August 2
cate) see E 26.
SC 7/6/15.
See below no. 1192 (1301,
Mar. or April).
E 101/9/24.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
480.
See vol. iv, Appx. i, no. 8.
C 47/22/4(42). For '[Mar.
or Apr.] ' read 'February
28'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 585.
See below no. 1277 [ 1300-
1?].
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 587.
E 159/74, m. 8d.
E 159/74, m. 70.
E 159/74, m. 56.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
126.
C 47/22/3(90).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
491. For full text and
translation, see Stones,
Anglo-Scottish Relations,
no. 30. For drafts in
French, see E 39/1/18,
E 39/99/48, 50, 51.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
591.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
593.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302.
445.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
588.
C 81/1700.
C 81/1700. For '[l30l]'
read '1296, Nov. 25'.
C 81/1700.
C 81/1700.
DL 10/200.
C 47/22/3(91).
C 47/22/3(95).
C 81/1700.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
460.
1214 August 10
1215 August 16
1216 August 22
1217 August 23
1218 August 27
1219 August 28
[1301, July 9-
late August ?]
1220 September 10
1221 September 13
1222 September 14
1223 September 14
1224 September 21
1225 [c. Sept. 21]
1226 September 23
1227 [c. Sept. 23]
1228 September 25
[1301] , Sept. 25
[Sept. 25]
1229 July 12-Sept. 29
1230 September 30
1231 September 30
1232 [Mich, term]
1233 October 1
1234 October 2
1235 October 2
1236 [after Oct. 3]
1237 October 4
1238 [after Oct. 4]
1 239 October 5
1240 October 7
1241 October 8
1242 October 9
1243 October 10
1244 Feb. 18-Oct. 10
E 39/93/1.
C 148/125.
C 202/C 7(183).
E 159/75, m. 4d.
C 47/22/9(133).
C 47/22/3(111).
See above no. 1167.
SC 1/21/13.
SC 1/18/86.
C 81/1700.
C 47/22/4(43). For
'[1301] ' read '[l300?] '.
At 11. 2-3 for 'till 28th
August' read 'before
28th August, as promised'
C 47/22/9(77).
C 47/22/9(67). For '[c.
Sept. 21] ' read '[Sept.
25]'.
C 47/22/3(106).
C 47/22/3(63).
C 47/22/4(41).
See vol. iv, no. 1785.
See above no. 1225 (1301,
c. Sept. 21).
E 101/9/14.
C 47/22/3(98).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
467.
E 159/15, m. 50.
C 148/126.
C 47/22/3(97).
SC 1/18/187.
C 47/22/9(37).
C 47/22/3(96).
C 47/22/3(89).
C 47/22/9(95). For
'October 5' read
'October [7] '.
C 47/22/9(78).
E 159/75, m. 6.
C 81/1700.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
469, 507; C 81/24(2407).
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301,
572, 574, 582, 586, 590,
592, 606, 611. In 1. 8, for
'Balnul' read 'Balmil'.
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October 10
1245 October 13
1246 October 13
1247 October 14
1248 October 20
1249 October 20
1250 October 20
1251 [Oct. 20?]
1252 October 29
[1301] , Oct.
[1301 Oct.]
1253 [Oct. ?]
1254 [Oct. ?]
1255 [Oct. ?]
1256 November 11
1257 November 17
1258 November 17
1259 November 18
1260 November 21
1261 November 21
1262 Nov. 12-28
1263 December 2
December 2
December 2
1264 December 7
1265 December 7
1266 December 13
1267 December 13
1268 [c. Dec. 13]
1269 December 25
1270 December 30
1271 Sept. - Dec.
[1301, Dec]
See below no. 1330 (1302,
October 10).
E 101/10/18. In 11. 5-6, for
'13 December' read
'13 October'.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
468.
Cal. Pat. R. 1292-130L
616.
C 81/1700.
C 81/1700.
E 159/75, m. lOd.
C 47/22/2(56).
C 81/1700.
See above no. 1167
([1300 ?],Oct. ).
See above no. 1121
[1299].
C 47/22/2(54).
C 47/22/2(55).
C 47/22/2(55).
C 47/22/9(129). For
'November 11' read
[after November ll] .
E 159/75, m. 9.
C 81/1700.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 147.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 2, 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 1, 6.
C 47/22/2(58).
C 62/78, m. 2.
See below no. 1336 (1302,
December 2).
See below no. 1335 (1302,
December 2).
C 47/22/3(93).
C 81/1700.
C 47/22/3(94).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
571.
E 101/10/18.
E 39/92/34; C 47/22/4(23)l
C 81/1700.
E 101/9/12.
See below nos. 1284 and
1285 [1302, Jan. ' and
1301-2] .
1272 [1301]
1273 [1301]
1274 [1301]
1275 1301
1276
1277 [1300-1
1278 [1301]
1279 [1300-1]
1302
1280 January 1
1281 January 23
1282 January 26
1283 January 28
1284 [1302, Jan.
1285 [1301-2]
1286 February 12
1287 February 12
1288 February 12
1289 February 13
1290 February 14
1291 February 16
1292 February 16
1293 February 21
C 47/22/9(113). For
'[1301] ' read '[1301 ?] '.
C 81/1700.
C 81/1700.
C 47/22/4(10).
C 47/22/4(14).
C 47/22/4(11). For
'[1300-1 ?] ' read '[1301,
Apr. 3] '.
C 81/1716.
SC 1/61/62.
E 101/354/9.
C 47/22/3(25).
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 10.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
511.
E 39/100/127. For '[l302,
Jan. ?] ' read '[l301,
Dec. ] '. The draft printed
by Palgrave, Docs. Hist.
Scot., 241-7, is
E 39/14/9.
C 47/22/4(24). For '[1301-
2] ' read '[1301, Dec] '.
In 1.6, for 'altime' read
'ultime'; in 1.7, for
'Amyens' read 'Asnieres'.
For text of the treaty of
Asnieres as ratified by
Edward I at Linlithgow on
26 Jan. 1301/2, see
Treaty Rolls, i, 149-52,
q.v. also for references to
other manuscripts.
E 101/68/1(15-18, 20-22).
E 101/68/1(24).
C 47/22/3(27).
C 81/29(2864); Cal. Pat. R.
1301-7, 22.
E 101/68/1(19).
C 81/29(2880).
C 47/22/3(24).
C 47/22/3(26). For
PART 1: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
1302
1293 February 21
Contd.
1294 February 23
1295 February 23
1296 [after Feb, 26]
1297 February 28
March 7
1298 March 13
1299 March 17
1300 April 1
1301 [1302] , Apr. 6
[1302] , Apr, 18
1302 [before Apr. 28]
1303 April 28
1304 April 30
1305 May 8
1306 June 11
1307 June 12
1308 June 30
1309 July 1
1310 July 22
1311 July 25
1312 July 25
1313 July 30
1314 August 4
1315 August 4
1316 August 10
1317 [c. Aug. 13]
1318 August 15
1319 August 24
[1302] , Aug. 27
'February 21' read
'March 7'.
C 62/78, m. 2.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 160.
C 81/1674A.
C 81/29(2912).
See above no. 1293 (1302,
February 21).
C 62/78, m. 2; C 81/29
(2924).
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 162.
C 81/1674A.
C 47/22/5(49). For
'[1302] ' read '[l299] '.
See E.M. Barron, Scottish
War of Independence
(second edn., Inverness,
1934), 132.
See vol. iv, no. 1787.
C 47/22/9(104).
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
524.
E 159/75, fo. 87.
C 81/1700.
C 47/22/3(31). In 1. 6, for
'Honitone' read 'Houttone',
E 159/75, m. 16.
E 159/75, m. 64.
E 159/76, m. 25 d.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
540.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 46.
E 39/93/2.
E 163/2/14.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
27.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 60.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 52,
53.
E 101/9/15. In 1. 17, for
'Michael de Whitham' read
'Michael de Whitton'.
Cal. Close R. 1296-1302.
545.
C 81/108(5058A).
See above no. 1005 (1298,
August 27).
Vol 2
1302
1320 August 28
1321 Aug. 15-Sept. 8
[1302] , Sept. 3
1322 September 17
1323 September 18
1324 Sept. 5-20
[1302],
September 25
1325 September 29
1326 September 29
1327 September 29
1328 September 29
1329 October 6
1330 October 10
[1302, after Oc
1331 Aug. 5 - Nov. 1
1332 November 2
1333 November 25
1334 [Oct. or Nov.]
1335 December 2
1336 December 2
December 10
[1298-1302]
[1301-2 ?]
1337 1301-2
[1301-2 ?]
1338 [1302J
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 167.
E 101/9/30.
See vol, iv, no. 1786.
SC 1/12/75.
E 101/10/17.
E 101/10/5.
See below no. 1693 (1305
[Sept.]).
SC 1/12/176. Facsimile in
P. Chablais, English
Royal Documents 1199-1461
nQ71), no. 7c.
C 81/1674A.
C 81/1674A.
SC 1/14/48.
E 159/76, m. 75.
E 159/75, m. 70. For
'1302, October 10' read
'1301, October 10'.
] See below no. 1338 [l302] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 50,
55, 68, 69.
C 202/C 7(243).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 65,
66.
C 47/22/9(73). In 1. 4, for
'Those with him are his
"terz" knights' read 'He
has with him two knights'
(E.L.G. Stones in SHR,
xxxiv (1955), 127 n.,
q.v. also for other
comments).
C 81/26(2623). For '1302'
read '1301' (?).
C 81/26(2622). For '1302'
read '1301' (?).
See below no. 1417 (1303,
December 10).
See below nos. 1580 and
1630 (1304).
See below vol. iii, no. 447
[1315, after Sept. 14].
E 101/10/15.
See below vol. iii, no. 447
[ 1315, after Sept, 14] .
C 47/22/9(62). For
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
Vol 2
1302
1338 [1302]
Contd.
1339
[End 1302]
[c. 1302]
[1302 or later]
1340
1341
1342
1343
1344
1345
1346
1347
1348
1349
1350
1303
January 4
January 7
January 20
Jan. 20-29
February 3
February 25
March 11
March 13
March 13
March 14
March 19
[1303, Mar.]
1351 April 9
1352 April [11]
1353 April 18
1354 April 19
1355 April 22
1356 April
1357 [Apr. ?]
1358 [Apr.]
1359 May 10
1360 May 11
1361 May 20
1362 May 21
1363 May 25
1364 May 29
1365 May 31
1366 June 5
1367 June 6
1368 June 11
1369 June 12
'[1302] ' read '[1302,
after Oct.] '.
C 47/22/3(125). As date,
insert ' [l305] '.
See vol. iv, no. 1788.
See above no. 1051 (1298).
See below no. 1867 [1300-
6].
C 47/22/3(52).
C 81/1702.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 71.
E 39/94/8(12).
C 47/22/9(20).
C 81/1702.
C 81/1702.
E 101/10/18(1, 175).
C 81/31(3141).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 20.
E 101/331/8.
See below no. 1965 [1306-
7].
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 132.
C 47/22/4(34).
C 47/22/3(47).
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 134.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 136.
E 101/8/4. Printed in
Stevenson, Documents.
ii, 178-81, where it is
misdated to 1297.
C 47/22/9(135).
C 81/1702.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 138.
For '1303' read '1304'.
E 101/10/18.
C 81/1702.
C 81/1702.
E 39/14/16. In APS, i,
454-5 (red letters).
C 47/22/3(49).
E 101/10/18(ii, 135).
C 47/22/3(46).
C 47/22/3(58).
C 81/33(3278).
C 47/22/3(55).
1303
1370 June 12
1371 June 12
1372 June 12
1373 June 14
1374 June 14
1375 Jan. - June 20
1376 June 26
1377 June 28
June 27-30
1378 June 29
June 30
1379 June 30
1380 [June ?]
1381 [June ?]
1382 [July ?]
July 10
1383 July 11
1384 July 13
1385 July 14
1386 July 15
1387 July 15
1388 August 4
1389 August 14
1390 August 29
1391 September 4
1392 September 9
September 20
1393 September 26
1394 September 26
1395 [c. Sept. 29]
1396 [Sept. ?]
1397 October 4
1398 October 6
1399 1302, Dec. 10
1303, Oct. 9
1400 October 9
1401 October 10
1402 October 20
1403 Sept. 29 - Oct.
1404 [Oct. ?]
C 47/22/3(54).
C 47/22/3(51).
C 47/22/9(122),
C 47/22/3(50).
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 146,
147.
E 101/11/4.
C 47/22/3(44).
C 47/22/3(56).
See vol. iv, no. 1790.
C 47/22/3(48).
See vol. iv, no. 1789.
C 81/1674A.
C 47/22/3(45).
C 47/22/9(63).
C 47/22/5(53).
See vol. iv, no. 1791.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 46.
C 47/22/3(40). For 'July
13' read 'July 11'.
C 47/22/3(43).
E 101/11/14.
C 81/1674A.
E 159/76, m. 20 d.
E 101/10/20. The writ of
9 Nov. is E 101/10/20(7).
C 81/1702.
C 47/22/3(53).
C 47/22/3(34-37).
See below no. 1401 (1303,
October 10).
C 47/22/5(56).
C 81/1702.
E 101/10/11.
C 47/22/2(59, 60).
E 159/77, m. 3.
E 159/77, m. 67 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 100,
103, 105, 109, 111, 124-5,
145, 150.
C 81/35(3489).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 59.
For 'October 10' read
'September 20'.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1301-7,
no. 142.
E 101/11/6.
C 47/22/2(61).
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
Vol 2
1303
1405 [1303]
C 47/22/1(43).
1432
Contd.
add '[1303?] '.
1406 [before
C 47/22/3(41, 42).
1433
[1296-1303]
C 81/1721.
Martinmas]
[? 1303]
See below no. 1635.
1407 November 8
E 101/27/11.
1408 November 10
E 101/11/14.
1304
1409 [c. Martinmas]
C 47/22/3(28).
1434
January 1
E 101/354/28.
1410 November 18
C 81/41(4073).
1435
January 2
E 101/331/12.
1411 November 18
C 47/22/9(64).
January 3
See vol. iv, no. 1797.
1412 November 18
E 101/10/18(ii, 10).
1436
January 4
E 39/102/17.
Apr. - Nov. 20
See vol. iv, no. 1796.
1437
January 9
E 101/10/20.
1413 1302, Nov. 20-
E 101/363/18.
1438
January 11
C 47/22/9(49).
1303, Nov. 20
1439
January 14
E 159/77, m. 69d.
1414 November 21
E 101/11/14.
1440
January 19
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1415 November 28
C 47/22/9(33, 34).
1326, 202.
1416 [c. Dec. 6]
E 101/11/5.
1441
January 27
C 47/22/3(121).
1417 December 10
E 101/10/20. For '1303,
1442
January 30
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 197.
December 10' read
1443
January 31
E 101/10/18.
'1302, December 10'.
1444
[1304, Jan. ?]
E 39/5/25. For '[1304,
1418 December 14
E 101/10/20.
Jan. ?] ' read '[1304,
December 28
See vol. iv, no. 1794.
Feb.] '.
1419 December 30
C 47/22/3(33). For
1445
[Jan. ?]
E 39/100/123.
'[1303]' read '[l303?]'.
1446 February 1
E 101/11/14.
1420 December 30
E 101/331/10.
1447
[Feb.]
E 39/5/31.
1421 [1303]
C 47/22/9(57).
1448
E 39/100/114, 124. As
1422
C 47/22/3(29). As date.
date, insert ' [Feb.] '.
add '[1302-3]'.
1449
[Feb. 5?]
E 39/100/110.
[1303]
See vol. iv, nos. 1792-3.
1450 February 5
E 101/10/18.
1423 [1297-1303]
C 47/22/9(35).
1451
February 6
E 39/4/14.
1424 [1297-1303]
C 47/22/9(36).
1452
[c. Feb. 9]
C 47/22/5(59).
[1299-1303]
See vol. iv, no. 1795.
1453
February 10
E 159/77, m. 6d.
1425
C 47/22/9(114). As date.
1454 February 14
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
add ' [1303] '.
1326, 204.
1426
C 47/22/9(60). As date.
1455 February 17
C 81/42(4225, 4228,
add '[1303?]'.
4227, 4226, 4230).
1427
C 47/22/5(57). As date.
1456
February 19
C 81/42(4233).
add '[1303?] '.
1457
February 22
E 101/331/11.
1428 [1303]
SC 8/466.
1458
February 25
C 47/22/3(83).
1429
SC 8/4460.
1459
[Feb.?]
C 47/22/4(25).
1430
SC 1/20/47. For 'matter
depending ....shew' read
[1304, Feb.]
See above no. 1444 [ 1304,
Jan. ?].
'matter depending which
1460 March 1
E 101/10/18.
William de Culy ..h....
1461
March 2
SC 1/13/143.
a native of his realm will
1462 March 2
SC 1/12/162.
relate. The said W. will
1463 March 3
C 47/22/1(42).
shew'.
1464 March 3
C 81/1702.
1431
SC 1/21/166. As date read
1465 March 3
DL 10/203. For full text
[ 1299] .
see Chron. Lanercost,
1432
C 47/22/9(112). As date.
409; Archaeological
70
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ES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
1304
1304
1465 March 3
Journal, ii (1846), 381
1496 April 5
C 47/22/3(74).
Contd.
(with translation); and
1497
April 5
C 148/121.
J.G. Halliwell (Phillips),
1498
April 6
C 47/22/3(84).
Letters oi the Kings of
1499 April 6
C 47/22/9(139).
England {1846), i, 22
1500 April 6
E 101/10/18.
(in translation).
1501
April 10
C 47/22/3(66).
1466 March 4
E 101/10/18.
1502
April 10
C 47/22/3(39).
1467 March 4
E 101/10/18.
1503
April 10
C 47/22/7(11).
1468 March 5
C 47/22/2(62).
1504
April 12
SC 1/12/163.
1469 March 5
C 47/22/5(60).
1505
April 12
E 101/10/18.
1470 March 5
SC 1/13/131.
1506
April 12
C 47/22/5(64).
1471 March 11
C 47/22/3(68).
1507
April 13
C 47/22/7(12).
1472 March 14
C 47/22/5(61, 62).
1508
April 13
E 101/10/20.
1473 March 19
C 47/22/7(6).
1509
April 15
C 47/22/7(13).
1474 March 20
C 47/22/2(63).
1510
April 16
SC 1/12/61.
1475 March 20
C 47/22/5(63).
1511
April 16
E 101/10/18.
1476 March 21
SC 1/12/19.
1512
April 16
C 47/22/9(26).
1477 March 21
SC 1/13/115.
1513
April 17
E 101/11/27.
1478 March 21
C 47/22/7(7).
1514
April 17
C 47/22/9(46).
1479 March 22
C 81/43(4315).
1515
April 17
C 47/22/7(14).
1480 March 22
C 47/22/2(64).
1516
1303, Nov. 20 -
E 101/365/12. For 'Apr.
1481 March 24
(i) - (v) C 81/43(4287,
1304, Apr. 13
13' read 'Apr. 19'.
4285, 4288, 4290, 4325).
1517 April 20
C 47/22/7(15).
(vi) C 47/22/7(9).
1518
April 20
C 47/22/5(65).
(vii) C 81/43(4302, 4303),
1519
April 21
C 47/22/7(16).
and see Cal. Chanc. War.
1520
April 25
C 47/22/3(70).
1244-1326. 207.
1521
April 26
SC 1/12/156.
(viii) C 47/22/7(8).
1522
April 27
E 101/11/27.
(ix)- (xiv)C 81/43(4310,
1523
April 27
E 101/10/18.
4309, 4317, 4283, 4296,
1524
April 28
C 47/22/3(71).
4294, 4281).
1525
April 30
C 47/22/9(127).
1482 March 24
C 47/22/9(109).
1526
[Apr. ?]
C 47/22/3(75-77).
1483 March
E 101/11/27.
1527 May 4
E 101/10/18.
1484 March 26
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1528
May 4(?)
E 39/99/64.
1326. 208.
1529 May 4
E 39/1/7; E 39/99/100;
1485 March 30
C 47/22/7(10). This item
E 39/99/44.
should follow no. 1487.
1530 May 4
E 39/100/132B. In 1. 13,
1486 March 29
C 47/22/4(40).
for 'Geoffry ...odbeth' read
1487 March 29
SC 1/12/119.
'Geoffrey of [Dollbodlech'.
1488 March 30
SC 1/12/62.
1531
May 5
E 101/331/14.
1489 April 1
C 47/22/3(67).
1532 May 6
C 47/22/3(82).
April 1
See vol. iv, nos. 1798-9.
1533
May 10
E 101/10/18.
1490 April 3
SC 1/28/69.
1534
May 10
E 39/3/55.
1491 April 3
C 47/22/9(71).
May 10
See above no. 1359 (1303,
1492 April 3
C 47/22/9(124).
May 10).
1493 April 4
SC 1/25/31.
1535
May 4-14
E 39/100/175.
1494 April 4
C 47/22/9(23).
1536 Mar. 2 - May 15
E 101/11/27.
1495 [c. Apr. 4]
SC 1/15/136.
1537
May 17
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Vol 2
1304
1304
1537 May 17
Contd.
1538 Apr. 11 - May 19
1539 May 24
1540 May 25
1541 [May ?]
[1304, before
June]
1542 June 1
1543 June 10
1544 May 14 - June 12
1545 June 13
1546 June 14
1547 June 16
1548 June 17
1549 June 26
1550 June 29
1551 June 29
1552 [June 29?]
1553 June 29
1554 June 30
1555 [May/June]
1556 July 3
1557 July 7
1558 July 8
1559 July 8
1560 July 20
1561 July 21
1562 July 24
1563 July 25
1564 July 25
1565 July 29
1566 July 30
1567 July 30
1568 July
1326, 218.
C 47/22/7(18, 17); C 81/
45(4462, 4516).
C 47/22/9(70).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1301-7, no.
220.
C 47/22/5(66, 67). For
'1304, [May ?] ' read
'[1305, Mar.] '.
See below nos. 1891 and
1892 [1307, Jan. ?].
E 101/10/18.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 144.
(i) - (v) C 81/45(4495,
4536, 4537, 4512, 4499);
see also, on (ii), Cal.
Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
219.
(vi), (vii) C 81/46(4592,
4579).
(viii) C 81/42(4232).
C 81/46(4600).
C 81/46(4607).
E 101/10/18.
E 159/77, m. 15, 17;
E 163/2/18.
E 101/10/18.
E 159/77, m. 17.
C 81/48(4807). For 'June
29' read 'July''.
E 101/10/18.
E 101/10/18.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 152.
C 47/22/9(74).
E 101/10/18.
C 148/120; C 47/22/3(73).
C 47/22/3(88).
E 101/10/18.
E 101/10/18.
C 47/22/3(87).
E 39/14/11.
E 39/4/4A.
C 47/22/9(134).
C 47/22/3(81).
E 159/78, m. 6.
SC 1/45/132.
C 47/22/9(102, 103).
1569 [July?]
[1304], July
? July
1570 August 4
1571 August 12
1572 August 13
1573 August 13
1574 Feb. 17 - Aug. 13
1575 Jan. 22 - Aug. 14
1576 August 16
1577 August 17
1578 August 17
1579 August 19
1580 [Aug. 21?]
1581 August 17-22
August 22
1582 August 23
1583 August 23
1584 July 7 - Aug. 24
1585 August 24
1586 August 25
1587 August 28
1588 August 31
1589 August
1590 September 1
1591 September 7
1592 September 17
1593 September 20
1594 Mar. 20 - Sept. 20
1595 September 28
1596 September 31
1597 [Mich, and
after]
1598 [Sept./Oct. '1
1599 May - Oct.
1600 October 12
C 47/22/2(65).
See vol. iv, no. 1800.
See above no. 1551 (June
29).
E 101/10/18.
C 47/22/3(110).
C 47/22/3(72).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 217.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 213,
216, 221, 232, 242, 243,
248.
E 101/10/18.
E 101/11/27.
E 101/10/18.
E 101/10/18.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 232.
C 47/22/3(78-80). For
1304, '[Aug. 21?] '
read '[1298-1302] '.
E 101/98/33.
See vol. iv, no. 1801.
C 47/22/4(39).
C 81/50(4949).
(i) C 81/47(4683).
(ii) C 81/51(5049).
(iii) C 81/49(4862).
(iv) C 81/50(4954).
(v) C 81/49(4850).
E 101/10/18.
E 101/11/14 nos. 7-9.
C 47/22/9(125).
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 1937.
C 47/22/4(38).
E 101/10/18.
E 101/10/18.
E 101/331/15.
E 101/10/18.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 128.
E 101/10/18.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 1936.
E 159/78, m. 39.
C 47/22/3(69).
E 101/11/15.
E 101/10/18(ii, 4).
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Vol 2
1304
1601 October 18
1602 October 19
1603 October 21
1604 October 26
November 6
1605 November 7
1606 November 9
1607 November 12
1608 1302, Nov. 20 -
1304, Nov. 20
November 23
November 23
1609 December 5
1610 December 6
1611 December 8
1612 December 25
[1304] ,
Christmas
Nov. 23, Dec. 30
1613 [1304 ?]
1614 [1304]
1615
1616
1617
1618
1619 1303-4
1620 [1304]
1621
1622
1623
1624
1625
1626
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 182.
E 159/76, m. 80 d.
C 148/124.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 238, 239.
See vol. iv, no. 1802.
C 47/22/3(65).
C 47/22/4(8). For '1304,
November 9' read ' [after
1304, November 9] '.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 188.
E 101/331/9.
See below no. 1719 (1305,
November 23).
See above no. 704 (1294,
November 23).
C 81/52(5216).
C 62/81, m. 6.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 229.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 311.
See vol. iv, no. 1803.
See below no. 1639 (1304-
5).
C 47/22/9(65).
C 47/22/9(50).
C 47/22/3(38). As date,
insert '[1305] '.
C 47/22/3(113). As date,
insert ' [1304] '.
SC 8/99(4934).
E 101/11/20.
E 163/2/19.
E 39/1/15. For '[1304] '
read '[c. 1304, Nov.] '.
C 47/22/9(41). As date,
insert ' [1307] '.
C 47/22/5(68). As date,
insert ' [l304] '.
C 47/22/9(59). As date,
insert '[1304 ?] '.
C 47/22/9(32). As date,
insert ' [l305, Mar.] '.
See also Cal. Charter R.
1300-1326, 51.
C 47/22/9(48). As date,
insert ' fl304 ?] '.
SC 8/49(2416).
Vol 2
1304
1627
[1304]
C 47/22/9(21). For
' [1304] 'read '[1304?] '
1628
SC 8/9(431).
1629
SC 8/9(442).
1630
C 47/22/9(43). As date,
insert '[1298-1302] '.
1631
SC 8/3(121).
1632
SC 8/137(6806).
1633
SC 8/90(4461).
1634
SC 8/114(5657).
1635
E 39/5/30; E 163/2/25.
As date, insert
'[? 1303] '.
1636
[1303-4]
Reference not traced.
1637
[1304]
C 81/1702.
[1304]
See vol. iv, nos. 1804-6.
1304-5
1638
[1304-5]
E 39/100/172. For '[1304-
5] ' read ' [end 1305] '.
1639
C 47/22/3(85, 86). For
'1304-5' read '1304, Nov.
23, Dec. 30'.
1305
1640 January 8
1641 January 13
January 30
1642 [Hilary term]
1643 [Hilary term]
1644 February 3
1645 February 19
February 28
1646 1304, Apr. 25 -
1305, Feb. 28
1647 March 5
1648 March 20
1649 March 26
1650 [Feb. /Ma
1651 March 20
1652 March 24
1653 March 28
1654 March 31
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 234.
C 47/35/21/15.
See vol, iv, no. 1807.
E 159/78, m. 62 d.
E 159/78, m. 81 d.
E 159/78, m. 73d.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 240.
See vol. iv, no. 1808.
E 101/331/13. On p. 438,
1. 4 from foot, for
' [Arbuthnot ?J ' read
'[Marykirk] '.
E 101/10/18.
C 81/1704.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 321.
C 47/22/9(42).
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26.
50.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
50.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26.
51.
C 62/81, m. 6.
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Vol 2
1655 March 31
[1305 March]
[1305, c.MarJ
[1305, Mar.]
1656 April 1
1657 [before Apr. I
1658 April 1
1659 April 7
1660 April 12
1661 April 13
1662 April 17
1663 April 20
1664 April 24
1665 April 26
April 26
1666 April 1-27
1667 April 30
[1305, Apr.
1668 May 21
1669 May 24
1670 May 31
1671 June 10
1672 June 14
1673 June 18
1674 June 20
1675 June 21
1676 June 26
1677 June 26
1678 July 13
1679 July 16
1680 July 22
1681 July 23
Vol 2
1305
1682 [July
C 62/81, m. 5.
See above no. 1122 [1299]
and below no. 1694
[1305, Aug./Sept.].
See vol. iv, no. 1809.
See above nos. 979, 1541
and 1624 (1298 and 1304).
C 62/81, m. 5.
SC 8/94(4653, 4654).
E 101/10/20.
C 47/22/3(107). The other
half of this indenture is
E 101/684/45(4), which
gives the sums as £385 4s
and £76 13s. 4d. The mis-
sing name is that of
James de Dalilegh.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 258.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 326.
C 62/81, m. 5.
C 62/81, m. 5.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 337.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 330.
See vol. iv, no. 1810.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 247, 248.
E 159/78, m. 36.
See below nos. 1722 and
1879.
C 47/22/3(116).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 336.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 1964.
C 47/22/4(6).
E 159/78, m. 76.
C 47/22/9(136). For
' [1305] ' read '[1306-7] '.
E 159/78, m. 76 d.
C 143/51/3.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26, 59.
E 101/10/18.
E 159/78, m. 80.
C 62/81, m. 2.
C 62/81, m. 2.
C 47/22/3(102-4). See also
Memoranda de Parliamento,
1305. (Rolls Series), 168.
SC 8/90(4453, 4457, 4454,
4459).
1683 August 2
1684 August 16
1685 August 18
1686 [Aug.] 20
1687 August 25
1688 August 26
1689 September 1
1690 September 14
1691 [after Sept. 15]
1692 [1305, Sept. 23]
1693 [Sept.]
1694 [Aug./Sept.]
1695 [Mich, term]
October 3
1696 October 10
1697 October 12
1698 October 14
1699 October 15
1700 October 15
1701 October 16
1702 October 18
1703 October 18
1704 October 18, 19
1705 October 20
1706 October 25
1707 October 25
1708 October 26
1709 October 28
1710 October 21
1711 October 28
1712 November 2
1713 November 3
1714 Oct. 18-Nov. 6
1715 November 8
1716 November 12
C 81/54(5397).
C 81/1703.
C 81/54(5411).
E 101/331/16.
E 101/12/28.
C 81/54(5418).
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 1973.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1301-7, no.
280.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 335.
For full text and transla-
tion, see Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no.
33.
E 39/14/10.
C 81/1394. For '[Sept.]'
read '[1302, Sept. 26]!
SC 8/10(465). For [Aug./
Sept.] read [1305, Mar.].
E 159/79, m. 49 d.
See vol. iv, no. 1811.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 290.
C 81/55(5444).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 349.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 391.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 395.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 298.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
61.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
61.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 293,
294.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 299.
C 62/81, m. 1.
C 62/81, m. 1.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 296,
297.
E 39/2/21.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 406.
C 62/81, m. 1.
C 62/81, m. 1; SC 8/111
(5545).
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 353.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 253.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 304.
C 81/55(5452).
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1305
1306
1717 Mar. 26-Nov. 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 323,
1743 February 8
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 368.
338, 364, 377, 381, 386,
1744 [Feb. 16]
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 427;
387, [omitted] ,
SC 8/119(5936).
[omitted] , 407.
1745 February 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 415,
1718 November 12
E 159/79, m. 72d.
394.
1719 November 20
C 81/55(5461). For '1305'
1746 February 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 417.
read '1304(?)'.
1747 February 24
E 101/13/6.
December 1
See vol. iv, no. 1812.
1748 March 1
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 369.
1720 December 2
C 81/52(5207).
1749 March 15
E 39/3/47.
December 2
See vol. iv, no. 1813.
1750 March 24
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 372.
1721 [Dec]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1301-7, no.
1751 March 26
C 81/1703.
249.
1752 April 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 422.
1722 [1304-5]
C 47/22/4(1). For '[ 1304-
1753 April 5
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 374.
5] 'read '[1305, Apr.] '.
1754 April 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 426.
1723 [1305]
SC 8/278(13897).
1755 April 7
E 101/331/17.
1724 [1304-5]
SC 8/10(464).
1756 April 8
C 81/1703.
[1304-5]
See vol. iv, no. 1817.
1757 April 10
DL 10/205, 206; E 39/4/
1725 [1305]
SC 8/279(13905).
13.
1726
C 47/22/12(27). As date,
1758 April 10
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 374.
insert '[1308] '.
1759 April 13
E 159/79, m. 72.
1727
SC 8/10(467).
1760 April 14
C 81/1703.
1728
C 47/22/9(52). As date.
1761 April 15
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 425.
insert '[1306-7] '.
1762 April 15
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 376.
1729
SC 8/10(452, 455).
1763 April 17
Cal.'Close R. 1302-7. 438.
[1305]
See above nos. 1339 and
1764 April 22
C 81/55(5471).
1615 (1302 and 1304) and
1765 April 22
C 81/1703.
vol. iv, nos. 1814-16 and
1766 [c. Apr. 25]
DL 27/42.
1818.
1767 May 1
E 159/79, m. 4.
[1305]
See below vol. iii, no. 530
1768 May 13
E 101/13/6. For '[1306]'
[c. 1316].
read '[1307]'.
1730 [end 1305]
E 39/100/126.
1769 May 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 433.
[end 1305]
See above no. 1638 [ 1304-
1770 May 19
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1301-7. no.
5].
364.
1731
E 39/99/46. As date
1771 May 22
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
insert ' [ 1304-5] '.
68.
1732 [1302-5]
C 81/1721.
1772 May 24
Cal. Charter R. 1300-36.
1733 [1304-5]
C 47/22/2(12).
67.
1734
SC 8/9(435).
1773 May 24
SC 1/47.77.
1735
SC 8/10(461).
1774 [c. May 25]
E 101/13/27. For '[1306,
1736
SC 8/10(453).
C.May 25] 'read '[1307],
1737
SC 8/9(438).
May 17'.
1738
SC 8/51(2522).
1775 May 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 434.
1739
SC 8/201(10028).
1776 May 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 436,
467.
SC 1/47/78.
1306
1777 May 26
1740 January 20
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 426.
1778 [May?]
SC 8/50(2488).
1741 [Hilary term]
E 159/79, m. 30.
1779 June 1
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 390.
1742 February 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 414.
1780 June 8
SC 1/47/83.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
75
Vol ?
Vol 2
1306
1781 June 9
1782 June 12
1783 June 14
1784 June 14
1785 June 16
1786 June 16
1787 June 19
1788 June 22
1789 June 25
1790 June 28
1791 June 29
1792 June 29
1793 [c. Midsummer
1794 July 1
1795 July 2
1796 July 2
1797 July 2
1798 July 4
1799 July 7
1800 July 8
1801 July 11
1802 July 12
1803 July 13
1804 July 14
1805 July 4-18
July 19
1806 July 22
1807 July 24
1808 July 25
1809 August 1
1810 August 3
1811 August 4
1812 August 7
1813 August 7
1814 August 7
1815 August 7
1816 August 8
1817 August 9
1818 Aui
ugust 9
E 39/1/23.
SC 1/47/80.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 392.
C 81/1772.
SC 1/47/81.
SC 1/47/82.
SC 1/47/84.
C 47/22/12(20). In 1. 2,
for 'Walter' read 'William'.
C 81/1703.
SC 1/47/85,
SC 1/47/86.
E 101/13/6.
SC 1/33/3.
E 159/79, m. 90.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 400.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 401.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 401.
SC 1/47/93.
SC 7/11/17.
E 39/100/101.
C 47/22/9(110)
C 81/1703.
SC 1/49/2.
E 159/79, m. 4d,
E 101/13/4. Under July 12,
1.9, for 'totally dried up
in mind and body' read
'utterly worn out (mcntt-
et corpore totaliter
exsecati) '.
See vol. iv, no. 1819.
C 47/22/3(119).
SC 1/47/87.
E 101/13/6.
SC 1/49/3.
C 47/22/9(138).
Just. Itin. 1/1108.
E 39/1/5.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 410.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 456.
For 'Cupar* read 'Scone'.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 410.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 408.
E 39/4/6A.
E 49/4/5. For full text and
translation of sections
(3) to (6), see Stones,
1818 August 9
Contd.
1819 August 10
1820 August 11
1821 August 13
1822 August 18
1823 August 19
1824 Aug. 10-24
1825 [Aug. ?]
1826 August 25
1827 August
1828 fAug. ?]
1829 September 13
1830 September 14
1831 September 16
1832 September 21
1833 September 22
1834 September 25
1835 September 26
1836 September 28
1837 Michaelmas
1838 Michaelmas
October 2
1839 October 4
1840
1841
1842
1843
1844
1845
1846
1847
1848
1849
1850
1851
1852
October 4
October 4
October 7
October 20
October 23
Apr. - Oct.
October
13061 , before
Nov.
November 3
1305, Nov. 22-
1306, Nov. 4
November 4
' c. Nov. 7j
November 7
November 8
1853 November 10
Anglo-Scottish Relations,
no. 35.
E 101/13/6.
SC 1/47/88.
E 101/13/6.
E 39/4/6B; E 39/1/24.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 2001.
E 101/13/5.
SC 8/279(13903). For full
text, see Chron.
Lanercost, 524.
E 30/1659.
E 39/4/6D.
E 39/4/2.
C 47/22/3(99).
SC 1/13/132.
SC 1/14/58.
SC 1/31/129.
SC 1/12/69.
C 47/22/3(112).
C 81/55(5488).
SC 1/13/181.
E 372/155B, rot. 20 d.
E 372/155B, rot. 21.
See vol. iv, no. 1820.
E 39/91/9. See also below,
part 2, no. 255 (1306,
October 4).
E 39/95/8.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 465.
See vol. iv, no. 1821.
DL 10/207.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 461.
E 39/1/2.
E 39/100/130.
See vol. iv, no. 1822.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7. 419.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 408,
434, 435, 464, 468.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 467.
E 39/2/49.
E 39/1/3.
E 39/1/4.
E 159/80, m. 22. Another
copy on E 368/77, m. 19.
Cal. Pat. R. 13(11-7. 470.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
Vol 2
1854 November
16
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 422.
1883 January 13
where for 'Inverpesti' in
Mar. 3 - Nov, 19
See vol. iv, Appx. i, no. 11.
Contd.
1.9, read 'Inverpefri'.
1855 November 20
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 520.
The jurors are Robert
1856 November
22
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 482.
Hare [l?]as, Roger de
1857 November
22
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 481.
Megfen, W ... de Monfichet,
1858 November
24
E 159/80, m. 25 d.
Walter de Lundy, William
1859 November
26
C 81/56(5541).
Fraunceis, John de la
1860 November 28
C 62/83, m. 4.
Haye, Michael de Wemes
1861 November
29
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
no. 2023.
and William Mohaut,
knights, Hugh de Ross,
1862 [Nov. ?]
E 39/4/6C.
Michael de Miggel, John de
1863 December
2
E 101/10/18.
Ybernia, Arthur Dasceles,
1864 December 14
C 81/56(5555).
David de Monfichet, Henry
December
15
See vol. iv, no. 1823.
de Frisselay, [John ?] de
1865 December
28
C 148/122.
Dunmore, Patrick de
1866 [1306]
C 81/1731.
Dunmore, Laurence
1867 [1300-6]
C 47/22/9(101). For
' [1300-6] ' read '[1302
[Garnia ?! and William de
Cornhale.
or later?] '.
1884 January 18
E 101/11/27,
1868 [1306]
SC 8/278(13893).
January 20
See vol. iv, no. 1827,
1869 [1304-6]
C 47/22/9(126).
1885 January 22
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 490,
1870
SC 8/10(456).
[c. Jan. 22]
See vol, iv, no, 1828,
1871 [1306]
SC 1/21/142.
1886 January 23
E 101/331/16.
1872 [1296-1306]
SC 8/98(4892).
1887 January 24
E 101/331/16,
1873 [1304-6]
C 47/22/9(55).
1888 January 29
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 482,
1874 [1300-6]
SC 8/10(460).
1889 January 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 490,
1875 [1306]
C 47/22/9(88, 89). For
1890 Ijan.]
E 101/331/16,
'[1306] ' read '[1306?]'.
1891 [1307, Jan. ?]
C 47/22/9(39), For ' [ 1307,
1876 [1304-6, :
Dec. ?]
C 47/22/5(70). For ' [ 1304-
6, Dec. ?] ' read ' [ 1312,
Jan, ?]' read '[1304,
before June] ',
Mar.]'.
1892 [1307, Jan. ?]
C 47/22/9(40), For ' [ 1307,
1877 [1297-1306,
C 47/22/2(28). For '[1297-
Jan, ?] ' read '[1304,
Sept.]
1306, Sept.] ' read
before June] ',
'[1298]'.
1893 February 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 490,
1878 [1304-6]
SC 8/9(428).
1894 February 3
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
[1304-6]
See vol. iv, nos. 1824-5.
84.
1879 [1306]
C 47/22/9(31). For
1895 February 6
SC 1/45/136.
'[1306] ' read '[1305,
1896 February 11
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 524.
Apr.] '.
1897 February 12
E 101/13/24.
[1306]
See vol. iv, no. 1826,
1898 February 15
SC 1/21/174.
1880 [1305-6]
SC 8/9(443).
1899 February 15
DL 25/92.
1881
SC 8/9(439),
1900 February 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 542.
1307
1901 February 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 499.
1902 February [20]
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 498.
1882 January 5
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 522,
1903 February 24
SC 7/11/10.
1883 January 13
Reference not traced. Cf.
1904 [Feb. ?1
SC 8/2(57).
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1219-1307,
1905 March 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7. 500.
no. 2029, (C 145/66/21),
1906 March 4
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
PART 1: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 2
Vol 2
1307
1307
1906 March 4
Contd.
1907 March 6
1908 [1306, Nov. 20-
1307, Mar.]
1909 March 13
1910 March 15
1911 March 17
1912 March 18
1913 March 19
1914 March 20
1915 March
1916 March 26
1917 March 28
1918 March 30
1919 March
1920 April 4
1921 April 12
1922 April 28
[April]
1923 Feb. 12 - May 3
1924 May 3
1925 1307
[1307], May 13
1926 May 15
1927 May 15
1928 May 15
1929 May 16
1930 May 17
[1307], May 17
1931 May 18
1932 May 20
1933 May 20
[1307 J, May 23
1934 May 28
1935 June 1
1936 June 3
1937 June 4
1938 June 11
1939 June 12
84. Further details given
in no. 1985.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 527.
E 39/2/14. For full text
see Palgrave, Docs. Hist.
Scot. pp. 361-3,
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 509.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 503.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 507.
Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 490.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 509.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 503.
E 39/5/4.
E 101/331/16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 516.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26.
89.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 509,
508.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 516.
E 101/13/25.
C 47/22/9(107).
See below no. 1942 (1307,
early June ?).
C 47/22/3(64). On p. 511,
1. 8, for 'Guoti(?)' read
'Walter'.
C 47/22/9(56). For
' [1307] ' read ' [1307'! '.
E 101/331/16.
See above no. 1768.
C 47/22/5(71).
E 101/331/16.
C 148/127.
E 101/13/25,
E 101/13/25.
See above no. 1774.
E 101/13/25.
C 62/83, m. 3.
E 101/13/25.
See vol. iv, no. 1829.
E 159/80, m. 94 d.
E 101/13/27.
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 526,
529.
E 159/80, m. 96.
E 101/13/27.
E 101/13/25.
1940 June 14
1941 June 16
1942 [early June
1943 June 16
1944 June 18
1945 June 24
1946 June 26
1947 June 28
1948 June 28
1949 [Trinity term]
[before July]
1950 July 7
1951 [c. Julys]
1952 July 17
1953 July 17
1954 July 18
1955 [c. July 18]
1956 July 18
1957 July 19
1958 July 24
1959 July 31
1960 [c. May - July]
1961 [July/Aug. 'J
1962 [1306-7]
1963
1964
1965 [1306-7]
1306-7]
1966
1304-7]
[1304-7]
[1305-7]
1967
r 1300-7]
1968
1969
1970
[1296-130:
1971
'1307]
E 101/13/25.
C 47/22/3(114).
E 101/13/27. For '[early
June ?] ' read ' [April] ',
See G.W.S. Barrow,
Robert Bruce (London,
1965), 244 and n.
E 101/13/25.
C 62/83, m. 2.
C 81/57(5702).
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 549.
C 62/83, m. 2.
C 62/83, m. 2.
E 159/80, m. 50.
See vol. iv, no. 1830.
E 159/80, m. 5.
E 159/80, m. 96.
E 101/13/25.
E 101/13/25. In 1.4. delete
' [ Dalmellington ?] , the
17th August'.
E 101/13/25.
E 101/13/25.
E 101/13/27.
E 101/13/27.
E 101/13/25.
E 101/13/27.
E 101/13/25.
E 101/13/27.
C 47/22/9(66).
SC 1/15/135.
C 47/22/5(72). As date,
insert ' [1306-7] '.
C 47/22/9(108). For
'[1306-7] ' read '[1303,
Mar.l '.
See above nos. 1673 and
1728 and vol. iv, no.
1835.
E 40/15110.
See vol. iv, no. 1831.
See vol. iv, nos. 1832-3.
SC 8/47(2315).
SC 8/143(7141).
C 47/22/5(74). As date,
insert '[1300-7] ',
C 47/22/9(69),
C 47/22/9(24). For '[1307]'
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1307
1971 [1307]
Contd.
[1307]
1972 [1300-7]
1973
1974 [1296-1307]
1975 [1300-7]
1976 [1303-7]
[1303-7]
read ' [after Nov, 1307] '
See above no. 1521 and
vol. iv, no. 1836.
SC 8/80(3988).
SC 8/80(3987). For
'[1300-7]' read '[1336, c.
March]'. See vol. iii, no.
1201, and below, part 2,
no. 754.
C 47/22/9(68).
C 47/22/9(128). For
' [1300-7] ' read ' [temp.
Edward II ] '.
Reference not traced.
See vol. iv, no. 1834.
Vol 2
1290
1977 July 11
[1299]
1978 August 20
[1307]
1979 May 15
1980 [1300-7]
1981
1982
1983 [1306-7]
1984 [1306-7, before
Mar, l]
1985
Reference not traced.
C 47/22/8(3). For comment
and correction, see
Barrow, Robert Bruce,
151, ns. 1, 2.
C 47/22/8(6).
SC 8/10(469).
SC 8/10(462).
SC 8/10(457).
SC 8/126(6286).
SC 8/114(5672).
See above no. 1906.
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Vol 3
1 July 20
2 July 30
3 August 1
4 August 5
5 August 21
6 August 24
7 August 25
8 September 6
9 September 10
10 September 10
1 1 September 12
12 September 13
13 September 17
14 September 25
15 September 30
16 [Mich, term]
17 September 29
18 October 2
19 October 24
20 October 27
21 November 6
22 November 6
23 November 8
24 November 10
25 November 18
[after Nov. 1307]
26 December 10
27 December 10
28 December 12
29 December 13
30 [1307]
31 [1307]
1308
32 January 18
33 January 14- 20
34 January 28
35 February 15
Reference not traced.
DL 34/12. For full text,
see Chron. Lanercost,
412.
E 101/13/20.
DL 25/2029.
Cat. Close R. 1307-13, 43.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 11.
C 81/58(4).
C 70/2, m. 13.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 6.
C 81/58(14).
C 47/22/10(1).
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 3.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 11.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 2.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 42.
For a draft of this entry,
see C 47/22/12(21).
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 4.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1307-16. no.
47.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 10.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 6.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 5,
9, 10.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 10.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13 5.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13. 19.
See above vol. ii, no. 1971
[1307].
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 12.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 14.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 13.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 48.
SC 1/35/5.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13. 18.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13 17,
18.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
269. For 'January 28'
read 'January 27'.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 20.
Vol 3
1308
36 March 8
37 March 10
38 March 29
39 March 30
40 April 6
[1308, Apr. 16]
41 April 20
42 May 8
43 May 20
44 May 23
45 May 24
46 June 21
47 June
48 June 22
49 [after July 25]
50 Aug. 11 - 12
51 August 23
52 [Mich, term]
53 [Mich, term]
54 [about Mich.]
55
56 [after Nov.]
57 November 15
58 December 1
59 December 3
60 December 3
61 December 4
62 December 4
63 December 5
64 [1308?]
65 [1308J
66 [1307-8]
[ 1307-8]
67 [1308]
68 [c. 1308]
69 [^1308]
70
I 1308]
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 86.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 25.
C 143/66(3).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1307-16, no.
9.
C 81/1674A.
See below no. 116 [1309] .
C 81/59(162).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 33.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 66.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 38.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 36.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 79.
C 47/22/6(1). For 'June'
read ' [August 11] '.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 39.
SC 8/37(1832).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 123;
E 39/96/10.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
278.
E 368/79, m. 36 r.
E 368/78,? (membrane)
reference not found).
E 372/155 B, m. 24.
E 372/155B, m. 28.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 3.
E 368/78, m. 20.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 94.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 95.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 95.
C 70/2, m. 6.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 88.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 86.
E 372/1558, m. 25.
SC 1/33/8.
SC 8/57(2812).
See vol. iv, no. 1837.
C 47/22/4(44).
C 47/22/8(5).
C 47/22/6(3).
SC 8/62(3061).
See above vol. ii, no. 1726
(1305).
1309
71 January 1 Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
125.
72 [Hilary term] E 159/82, m. 94.
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Vol 3
Vol 3
1309
73 [Hilary term]
74 February 13
75 March 4
76 March 4
77 March 8
78 March 10
79 March 10
80 [after Mar. 11 ;
81 March 13
82 [Easter term]
83 April 1
84 April 8
85 May 4
86 May 6
87 May 8
88 May 19
89 May 26
90 May 26
91 June 2
92 June 3
93 June 7
94 June 15
95 June 16
E 368/79, m. 53 r.
E 159/82, m. 113.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 101.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 106.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1307-16, no.
80.
C 47/22/10(4).
C 47/22/10(5).
C 47/22/6(4). For
'Received his letters on
11th March', read
'Received his letters
dated 11th March'. See
Barrow, Robert Bruce,
254-5.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 108.
E 159/82, m. 95.
E 159/82, m. 33, 41.
E 368/79, m. 12 r.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 109.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 110,
112.
C 62/85, m. 3.
E 368/79, m. 18 r.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 116.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
286.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 114;
C 81/63(501).
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
287.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13. 114.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 121.
SC 1/49/6. For '1309' read
' [1310] '. In his
Corrigenda (vol. iii, p.
609) Bain states: 'The
true date is 16th June
"Ian de nostre regne tierz,"
i.e. 1310. This later year,
however, strengthens the
argument (Introduction,
p. xiv) that the Scottish
King's second expedition
to Argyll and final over-
throw of John of Lome
took place in 1309, as it
leaves a longer space of
95 June 16
Contd.
96 June 25
97 [c. June 26]
98 June 27
99 July 4
100 August 21
101 August 21
102 August 28
103 October 6
104 October 26
105 October 30
106 November 2
107 November 19
108 November 26
109 [c. Dec. 10]
110 December 11
111 December 14
112 December 13
[1309, Dec. 15]
113 December 16
114 December 20
115 [1308-9]
116 [1309]
117
118 [Autumn?]
[c. 1309 ?]
1310
119 January 16
[1310]
120 January 18
121 1309, Mar. 31
1310, Jan. 2:
122 February 12
time for the capture of the
castle to which that chief
betook himself after his
father's temporary submis-
sion'.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
289.
DL 25/81.
SC 1/45/146.
C 81/63/546.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 189.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 189.
C 70/2, m. 3.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 181.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
301.
C 81/65(759).
E 159/83, m. 12.
C 47/22/10(6).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 189.
E 372/155B, m. 24.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 202.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13. 203.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 236.
See above vol. ii, no. 1164
(1300, Oct. 10).
E 159/83, m. 13.
E 101/68/2(26, 27).
SC 8/70(3470).
C 47/22/10(7). For
'[1309] ' read '[1308,
Apr. 16] '.
SC 1/35/28.
Reference not traced.
See below no. 410 [1309-
14].
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 190,
197.
See below no. 299 (1313
Jan. 23-28).
C 81/1704/25.
E 101/14/17. In 1. 23, for
'Ascheman' read
'Aschennan (?)'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13. 209,
214.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 3
Vol 3
1310
123 February 14
124 February 16
125 February 25
126 March 9
127 March 12
128 March 18
129 March 21
130 March 28
131 March 30
132 April 1
133 April 1
134 April 7
135 April 8
136 April 10
137 April 10
138 April 10
139 [c. Apr.
140 April 11
141 April 12
10]
142 April 12
143 April 16
144 [c. Apr. 19]
145 April 27
146 May 3
147 May 6
148 May 8
149 May 26
150 June 2
151 June(?) 12
[1310] , June 16
152 June 22
153 July 8
154 [before July 14]
155 July 16
156 July 16
157 July 9-21
158 July 27
July 31
159 August 14
160 September 1
E 101/7/15.
C 62/86, m. 3.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 196
C 81/67(943).
E 159/83, m. 88.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13. 252.
C 8 1/67(956).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 202;
C 81/67(965).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 203.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 205.
Reference not traced.
C 81/67(975); Cal. Pat. R.
1307-13, 222.
C 81/67(978).
C 81/67(995).
C 81/67(990).
E 101/68/2(28).
SC 1/35/77.
C 81/68(1002, 1003).
C 81/68(1007); Cal. Pal.
R. 1307-13, 224.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 224.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
207, 217.
E 101/529/1.
E 159/83, m. 108 d.
E 159/83, m. 54.
C 81/68(1038); Cal. Close
R. 1307-13, 209.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 226.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 228.
E 159/83, m. 27.
Reference not traced.
See above no. 95 (1309,
June 16).
E 159/83, m. 109.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13. 265.
E 101/68/2(29).
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26.
138.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 270.
E 101/374/5.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 266.
See vol. iv, no. 1838.
E 101/7/15.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 279,
283.
[1310, Sept. 4]
161 [1307-10]
September 1 7
162 September 20
163 Sept. 12-20
164 September 28
165 October 6
166 October 6
167 October 6
168 Sept. 13-Oct. 15
169 October 15
170 [c. Oct. 26]
171 Sept. 8 - Oct. 28
172 October 16
173 November 11
174 November 15
175 November 16
176 Oct. 24- Nov. 17
177 November 25
178 December 19
179 [c. Nov.]
180 December 13
181 December 15
182 December 18
183 December 26
184
185 [1310]
186 [1307-10]
187 [1307-10]
188 1307-10
1311
189 January 4
190 January 14
See below no. 747 [l322.
Mar. 20].
SC 1/35/44.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13. 283.
Reference not traced.
E 101/68/2(30).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
280.
C 47/22/6(5).
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 284.
E 101/374/5,
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
284.
E 101/68/2(31).
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
E 101/68/2(32).
E 159/84, m. 97 d.
Reference not traced.
E 101/374/5.
C 47/22/6(6). For
'[Anonymous, perhaps
the chancellor] ' read
' [The chancellor to
John de Britannia, earl of
Richmond] '.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 316.
E 159/83, m. 80 d.
C 62/87, m. 3.
E 101/7/15.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 300.
E 101/374/5.
E 101/68/2(33).
C 47/22/7(20).
SC 8/155(7743). For
'[1307-10] ', read
'(;i312] '. Cf. Rot. Scot.,
i, iii, and see Barrow,
Robert Bruce, 269 n.
C 47/22/4(53).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 304.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
82
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 3
Vol 3
1311
1311
190 January 14
Contd.
191 January 18
192 [1310], Nov. 12-
[1311] , Jan. 20
193 Jan. 16-23
194 January
195 February 3
196 Jan. 21-Feb. 16
197 February 19
[1311] , Feb. 22
198 February 26
199 March 5
200 March 26
201 March 27
202 April 4
203 April 9
204 April 14
205 April 20
206 April 22
207 April 23
339.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
297.
E 101/374/5.
E 101/374/5.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
341.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 305.
E 101/373/26.
C 47/22/6(7). For
' [Anonymous] ' read
' [chancellor to John de
Britannia, earl of
Richmond] '.
See below no. 246 (1312,
Feb. 22).
E 159/84, m. 2.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 346.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 350.
C 47/22/10(8). For
' [Anonymous] ' read
' [William de Melton to
Walter Reynolds, bishop
of Worcester, chancellor] ',
C 47/22/6(8). For
' [Anonymous] ' read
' [john de Sandale to. the
chancellor ?] '.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326. 352.
C 47/22/6(9). For
' [Anonymous] ' read
' [The cnancellor to
John de Britannia, earl of
Richmond] '.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326. 358.
E 159/85, m. 65 d.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326. 359.
208 1310, Nov. 27
1311, Apr.
E 101/373/26.
209 Feb. 3 - May 31
210 1310, Nov. 4 -
1311, May 9
211 May 15
212 May 24
213 May 26
214 May 28
215 June 12
216 June 13
217 June 14
218 Mar, 24- June 25
219 [June ?]
220 July 1
221 1310, Oct. 1 -
1311, July 7
222 July 20
223 July 24
224 July 29
225 August 23
226 October 8
227 October 15
[1311 ?],Oct. 24
228 December 3
229 December 12
230 December 19
231 December 19
232 [1311, before
Dec. 19]
233 [1311]
234 1310, Nov. 11-
1311, Dec. 25
235 1310-11
236 [1311]
1312
237 January 27
238 February 1
239 February 6
240 February 8
241 February 8
E 10 1/354/3 lA.
E 101/373/26.
E 159/84, m. 100.
E 101/7/15.
C 81/78(2042).
C 81/78(2049).
E 159/84, m. 32 d.
SC 1/34/181.
C 47/22/10(9).
E 101/373/30.
C 81/1394.
C 70/3, m. 23.
E 101/373/26.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 378.
C 81/80(2289).
E 159/85, m. 102.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 371.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 392.
E 159/87, m. 13 d.
See below no. 336 (1313,
Oct. 24).
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
387.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 408.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 409.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
391, 395.
C 47/22/4(64). For '[1311,
before Dec. 19] ' read
'[1307-27] '.
SC 8/97(4835).
E 101/374/4.
E 101/374/3.
SC 8/218(10861).
C 62/88, m. 2.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
397, 415.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
394.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
400.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
399.
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 3
Vol 3
1312
242 February 8
243 February 8
244 February 8
245 February 20
246 11312], Feb. 22
247 February 22
248 March 5
249 March 8
250 March 11
251 March 12
252 March 13
253 March 13
254 March 14
255 March 15
256 March 15
257 March 15
258 March 20
259 March 20
260 Easter
tl312, Mar.:
261 April 3
262 April 3
263 April 5
264 April 12
265 April 15
266 April 20
267 April 20
268 April 20
Cal. Close R. 1397-13,
399.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
399.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
399.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 129.
C 47/22/10(10). For
'[1312]', read '[l31l] '
(see SHR, xxiv, 326 n.).
For ' [Anonymous] ' read
' [chancellor ? to John de
Britannia, earl of
Richmond] '.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
403, 405.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
406.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13.
409.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 442.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
414.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13,
451.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 440.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 441.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13.
413.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 414.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 414.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 446.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13. 414.
Reference not traced.
See above vol. ii, no. 1876
[1304-6, Dec.].
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 450.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 416.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 416.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 418.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 418.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 421.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 456.
For 'April 20' read
'April 19'.
Cal. Clo.^e R. 1307-13, 420,
421.
1312
269 April 22
270 April 22
271 April 29
272 April 30
273 May 3
274 May 29
275 June 18
276 June 25
277 June 26
278 1311, July 8 -
1312, July 7
279 July 14
280 July 17
281 July 23
282 July 30
283 Jan. 29- July 31
284 August 6
August 7
285 September 16
286 [Mich, term]
287 October 12
288 October 16
289 October 22
290 November 11
291 November 14
292 November 16
293 November 20
294 November 28
295 December 4
296 December 12
297 December 16
298 Dec. 19-21
[1312]
299 ]i
300 January 30
301 February 2
302 1312, Aug. 19 -
1313, Feb. 5
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, All.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 420.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 458.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 458.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 459.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 424.
DL 25/1982.
C 81/1705/60.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 461.
E 101/14/22. For 'fol.7'
read 'fo. 7v.'
SC 1/49/102.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 463.
E 101/7/15.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 470.
E 101/373/26,
C 60/3, m. 19.
See vol. iv, no. 1839.
C 62/89, m. 4, 3.
E 159/86, m. 113 d.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 482.
C 62/89, m. 4.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 485.
C 62/89, m. 3.
C 62/89, m. 3.
C 81/83(2535); Cal. Pat. R.
1307-13, 509.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 510.
E 159/86, m. 92.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 513.
C 81/83(2553).
C 62/89, m. 2.
E 101/375/8.
See above no. 186 [1307-
10].
E 101/382/15. For '1313'
read '1310'. See Charters
of Inchalfray Abbey, edd.
W.A. Lindsay and others,
(Scottish History Society,
1908), Ixvii; SHR, vii
(1910), 76.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 526.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 527.
E 101/374/5.
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Vol 3
303 1312, Apr. -
1313, Feb. 7
304 February 7
305 February 12
306 February 12
307 April 2
308 April 7
309 [Easter term]
310 [Easter term]
311 April 15
312 April 17
313 April 28
314 May 3
315 May 3
316 May 10
317 May 16
318 May 23
319 May 23
320 May 29
321 [Apr. /May]
322 [Trinity term]
323 [Trinity term]
324 July 1
325 July 7
326 July 21
327 [Trinity term]
328 July 30
329 August 7
330 August 20
331 September 10
332 September 30
333 [c. Oct. 1]
334 October 10
335 October 14
336 [1313] , Oct. 24
337 [Oct./Nov.]
338 October 14
339 October 21
340 November 2
341 November 8
342 November 20
343 November 20
344 November 28
345 November 28
346 November 30
E 101/373/26.
E 101/14/25.
Cal. Close li. 1307-13, 511.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 551,
552.
C 81/84(2630).
E 159/86, m. 144 d.
E 159/86, m. 117 d.
E 159/86, m. 109.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 561.
E 101/375/8.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 529.
C 62/89, m. 2, 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 569.
E 159/86, m. 34 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13, 573.
Cal. Close R. 1307-13, 531,
532.
Cal. Pat. R. 1307-13. 589.
E 159/86, m. 136.
C 81/1703.
E 159/87, m. 98 d.
E 159/87, m. 147.
E 159/87, m. 146 d.
C 62/89, m. 1.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 3.
E 159/87, m. 101 d.
E 159/87, m. 99 d.
C 81/85(2772).
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 9.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 15.
E 159/86, m. 121.
C 81/1705(21).
C 62/90, m. 4.
Reference not traced.
E 101/35/27. For '[1313] '
read '[1311 ?] '.
C 47/22/10(11).
C 62/90, m. 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 29.
E 159/87, m. 141 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 71.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 83.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 40.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 47.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 47.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 45,
47.
Vol 3
1314
347 Jan. 3 (?)
Cal. Chanc. War. 124^1326,
394; C 81/86(2892).
348 January 4
C 70/3, m. 12.
349 January 21
E 159/87, m. 151 d.
350 February 3
DL 25/1329.
351 February 4
E 159/87, m. 151 d.
352 February 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
83.
353 February 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
139.
354 March 12
Cal. Close R. 13 13- IS
49.
:, 43,
355 1313, June 3 -
E 101/374/5.
1314, Mar. 14
356 May 23
C 47/22/10(12).
357 May 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
118.
358 May 29
C 81/88(3006).
359 June 1
Reference not traced.
360 June 2
Reference not traced.
361 June 12
E 40/A15216.
362 June 12
E 40/A15215.
363 June 14
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
404.
364 June 15
Reference not traced.
365 June 18
SC 1/45/183.
366 June 30
C 81/1328(3051).
367 July 5
E 368/84, m. 85 d.
368 July 8
E 368/85, m. 6.
369 July 12
C 81/147(11328).
370 July 18
C 81/1328(3097).
371 July 18
Cal. Close R. 1313-18
;. 108.
372 July 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
160.
373 July 22
C 81/1328(3106); Cal.
R. 1313-17, 161.
Pat.
374 July 24
C 81/1328(3109).
375 July 25
DL 27/118.
376 July 26
DL 27/40.
377 July 26
Cal. Close R. 1313-18
: 109.
378 July 28
C 81/1328(3115); Cal.
R. 1313-17, 161.
Pat.
379 [c. July]
E 368/84, m. 79.
380 July 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
161.
381 July 29
C 81/1328(3117).
382 July 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
163.
383 August 2
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
162.
384 August 13
SC 1/33/32.
385 August 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17,
164.
386 August 27
C 81/89(3152).
387 August 28
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1307-16. no.
499.
388 September 19
E 101/14/29.
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Vol 3
Vol 3
1314
1315
389 September 24
390 September 25
391 September 28
392 [Mich, term]
393 October 2
394 October 4
395 October 5
396 October 8
397 October 12
398 October 24
399 November 3
400 [c. Nov. 3]
401 November 19
402 November 20
403 July 8 - Nov. 30
404 December 1
405 December 6
406 December 8
407 December 18
408 December 22
409 December 22
410 [1309-14]
411 [1314]
412 [1307-14]
413 [1314]
1315
414 January 3
415 January 5
416 January 11
417 January 23
418 January 25
419 February 4
420 February 15
421 February 18
422 March 1
[1315. after
4 Mar.]
423 March 12
424 [c. Mar. 13]
425 March 13
426 March 14
E 101/14/29.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 179.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 181.
E 368/85, m. 116 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 183.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 185.
C 143/106/15.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 187.
C 145/75(33).
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 121.
Reference not traced.
E 159/101, m, 156, 159.
E 101/14/33.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 125.
E 101/14/22.
C 62/91, m. 4.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
213.
E 101/14/29, 30.
C 81/90(3212).
C 81/90(3218).
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 203.
C 47/22/10(14). For
'[1309-14]' read '[c.
1309 ?] '.
C 47/22/10(15). For
'[1314]' read '[1315,
after 4 Mar.] '.
C 47/22/10(16).
C 47/22/10(17). For
'[1314] ' read '[1315?] '.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 139.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 139.
DL 25/1456.
C 47/109/lc.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 210.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 250.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 153.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 153.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 257.
See above no. 411 [ 13141 .
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 264.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 217.
E 159/88, m. 50.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 265.
427 [Easter term]
428 April 7
429 April 18
430 April 24
431 April 26
432 May 3
433 May 4
434 May 16
435 May 24
436 [before June]
437 June 2-5
438 June 6
439 June 9
440 [c. June 24]
441 [Trinity term]
442 July 18
443 July 27
444 August 7
445 August 21
446 August
447 [1315, after
Sept. 14]
448 September 18
449 September 21
450 September 27
451 October 1
452 October 17
453 October 18
454 October 24
455 October 30
456 November 8
457 November 26
458 [c. Dec. 6]
E 368/85, m. 94.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
413.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, Til.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 276.
E 159/88, m. 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 281.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 175.
C 62/91, m. 2
E 159/88, m. 65 d.
C 47/22/9(28).
C 62/91, m. 2.
E 159/88, m. 152.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
416. For 'June 9' read
'June 11'.
SC 1/33/147. For '[c. June
24] ' read 'June 29'.
E 159/88, m. 207.
SC 1/49/30.
C 62/92, m. 3.
E 101/14/34.
C 81/92(3433).
E 101/15/7. For '1315'
read '[? 1335] '.
SC 1/21/139. For '[1315,
after Sept. 14] ' read
'[1301-2 ?] '.
SC 1/32/139.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 305.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
424.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
426.
Letter: Cal. Chanc. War.
1244-1326, 428; 1st
enclosure: SC 1/35/3;
2nd enclosure: Cal.
Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
28-9.
SC 1/49/32.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 254.
E 101/14/34.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326.
433.
E 159/88, m. 213.
E 159/101, m. 158,
schedule, 159.
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459
December 7
460
December 16
461
December 23
462 December 28
463
[1315]
464
[1315]
[1315?]
1316
465
January 18
466
February 9
467
February 9
468
February 12
469 February 15
470
[c. Feb. 18]
471
February 20
472
[c. Feb. 22]
473
February 26
474 February 26
475 March 2
476 March 14
477
March 17
478
March 17
479
1315, May 2 -
1316, Mar. 20
480 March 25
[1316, before
Apr. 19]
481
[Easter term]
482
April 28
483
April 28
484
May 1
485
May 1
486
May 10
487
May 12
488
May 16
489
c. May 20
490
May 28
491
May 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 373.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 373.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 242.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 259.
SC 8/218(10871).
SC 8/61(3029).
See above no. 413 [l314] .
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 260.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 265.
E 159/89, m. 54 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 389.
C 81/93(3594).
C 81/93(3594 B-F).
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 326.
C 47/22/10(23).
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326.
435.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326.
436.
C 81/94(3602); Cal. Pat. R.
1313-17, 435.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326.
437.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
438.
C 47/22/10(25).
E 101/14/40.
C 81/99(4105).
See below nos. 514 and 515
[1316, before Nov. 23] .
E 159/89, m. 144.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 451.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 451.
E 159/89, m. 40; E 159/90,
m. 29.
E 159/89, m. 75 d.
SC 1/33/31.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 455.
E 159/89, m. 47.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49. no.
246.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 462;
C 62/92, m. 1.
C 62/92, m. 1.
492 June 8
493 July 14
494 July 22
495 July 22
496 July 22
497 July 30
498 August 5
499 August 7
500 August 9
501 August 25
502 August 25
503 August 25
504 August 25
505 September
506 [Autumn]
507 October 11
508 October 14
509 October 21
510 November 5
511 November 13
512 November 15
513 November 16
514 [1316, before
Nov. 23]
515 [1316, before
Nov. 23]
516 November 23
517 November 25
518 December 9
519 December 16
520 December 20
521 [1316]
522 [1316]
523 [1316]
524 [1316]
525 [1316]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1307-16, no.
538 (p. 353).
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 351.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 352.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 354,
545.
E 101/373/26.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 356.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1316-27, no.
68.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 525.
SC 1/34/143.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 538.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 539.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 539.
C 62/93, m. 3, 2.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 541.
C 47/22/10(50, 51). After
'Dasseles' add 'John de
Halton, Kt., Walter de
Kirkbride, Thomas de
Fencote, valetti'.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18. 369.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 371.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 557.
E 159/92, m. 16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 597.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1317-26. no.
10.
C 148/123.
C 47/22/10(27). For
'[1316, before Nov. 23] '
read ' [1316, before Apr.
19]'.
C 47/22/10(28). For '[1316,
before Nov. 23] ' read
'[1316, before Apr. 19] '.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18. 378.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49. no.
301.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 570.
Cal. Pat. P. 1313-17. 603.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 602.
SC 8/218(10869).
SC 8/330(E970).
SC 8/99(4914-5).
C 47/22/10(29-31).
SC 8/319(E409). For
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1316
1317
525 [1316]
Contd.
526 [1308-16]
527 [1316]
528 [c. 1316]
529 [1315-16]
530 [c. 1316]
[1316?]
1317
531 January 3
532 January 5
533 January 18
534 January 19
535 January 19
536 February 2
537 February 6
538 February 7
539 February 22
540 March 26
541 March 27
542 March 28
543 [c. Easter]
544 April 25
545 April 30
546 May 1
547 May 3
548 May 4
549 May 9
550 Mav 12
551 May 26
552 May 28
553 June 4
554 June 15
555 June 15
'[1316] ' read '[l318] '.
SC 8/98(4897).
SC 8/131(6512).
SC 8/55(2725).
SC 8/52(2592).
SC 8/9(425-6). For [ 1316]
read [ 1305] .
See below no. 674
[c. 1319] .
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
455.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
279.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
459. For 'January 18' read
'January 14'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 613;
C 81/97(3960).
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 616.
For 'January 19' read
'January 20'.
C 81/97(3996); Cal. Pat. R.
1313-17. 616.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
461.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
462.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 687.
C 47/22/6(11).
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 635.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 630,
641.
C 81/1706(15).
E 159/90, m. 159.
C 81/99(4176).
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 643.
Cal. C/o.se R. 1313-18, 402.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 403.
C 81/100/4219, 4220.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 651.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 657.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 662.
E 175/rot. 17.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 671.
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 671.
556 June 17
557 June 17
558 June 23
559 June 28
560 [c. July
561 July 12
562 July 13
563 July 27
564 July 30
565 August 1
566 August 2
567 August 2
568 August 6
569 August 7
570 August 11
571 August 11
572 August 25
573 September 11
Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17, 669.
SC 1/49/41.
E 159/90, m. 118.
E 159/90, m. 117.
E 159/91, m. 116 d.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
474. For 'July 12' read
'July 6'.
SC 1/49/42. In 11. 2-8, for
'Has received' to 'attend
him without fail', read
'He had received their
letters concerning the
business of which he
wrote to them recently by
Sir John Botetourte, and
approves their remaining
until the Wednesday named
in these letters for the
better accomplishment of
this business. Because
Sir Hugh Daudeley has
notified him that most of
the troops who were in
the north march have left
it, and that the Scots
were mustering in force
on their march on the
quindene of St John last,
ready to enter England,
which they may now have
done, he begs them
earnestly to attend ...'.
In 1.13 for '10th' read
'11th'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 7.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 560.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 425.
C 81/101(4335).
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 11,
22.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18. 561.
C 81/101(4349).
E 101/15/11.
Reference not traced.
C 81/95(3721).
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 24;
C 81/102(4411).
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1317
1318
574 September 14
575 September 20
576 1316, Nov. 15 -
1317, Sept. 24
577 September 25
578 September 28
579 September 30
580 October 4
581 October 27
582 November 17
583 November 20
584 [1317]
585 [1317]
586 [c. 1317]
[c. 1317]
1318
587 January 8
588 January 30
589 February 4
590 February 16
[1318, after
Mar. 3]
591 March 20
592 March (?) 20
1318, Apr. 8
593 April 13
594 April 15
595 April 24
596 May 4
597 May 6
598 June 8
599 June 8
600 June 12
601 June 16
602 [1318, c. June]
E 159/91, m. 10 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 26.
E 101/15/14.
Cal. Close R. 1311-18, 569.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 28;
C 81/102(4427).
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 500.
E 159/92, m. 16.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 38.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 53.
E 159/91, m. 23.
Cf. Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 485 (1318, Apr. 8).
SC 8/319(E 399).
SC 8/86(4296); SC 8/131
(6509).
See below no. 857 [1309-
24].
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 71.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 103.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 78.
E 159/91,? (membrane
reference not found).
See below no. 892 [1319-
26].
C 81/103(4588).
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 122.
See above no. 584 [317] .
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 538.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 132
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 139,
C 81/104(4653).
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 540.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 540.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 550.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 157.
Cal. Close R. 1313-18, 551.
E 159/91, m. 62.
SC 8/51(2537). In 1.7, for
'on their pier' read 'from
his father'. For '[1318,
c. June] ' read '[1328,
before Feb. lO] '. See
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30,
233.
603 July 10
604 August 8
605 August 12
606 August 24
607 August 25
608 September 28
609 September 30
610 October 5
61 1 November 3
612 November 5
613 November 23
614 November 27
615 November 28
616 November 28
617 December 1
618 December 4
619 December 7
620 December 8
621 December 12
[1318, after Dec.
16]
622 December 20
623 [1318]
624 [c. 1318]
625 [1318]
626 [1318]
627 [1318]
628 [1307-18]
629 [1318]
[1318]
1319
630 Jauuary 10
631 January 26
632 February 28
633 March 14
634 March 19
635 March 24
636 March 24
637 [Easter term]
638 April 26
639 May 22
640 [Apr. - May]
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 93.
E 159/92, m. 110.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 196.
E 101/15/19.
E 101/15/19.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 102.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
395.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
366.
E 159/92, m. 26 d.
E 101/15/19.
E 159/92, m. 62.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 38.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 240.
E 159/93, m. 6d.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
403.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 41.
E 159/92, m. 38 d, 21 d.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 44.
E 159/93, m. 6d.
See below no. 893 [1319-
26].
E 101/15/19.
SC 8/319 (E 389).
SC 8/319 (E 383).
SC 8/82(4056).
C 81/107(4973).
C 47/22/10(32).
SC 8/82(4071).
C 47/22/10(33).
See above no. 525 [1316] .
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 50.
C 62/95, m. 2.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 313.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
376.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 322.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
375.
E 159/92, m. 39.
E 159/92, m. 130.
C 47/22/10.
SC 1/34/204.
SC 8/99(4933).
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1319
1319
641 June 1
642 June 6
643 June 6
644 June 7
645 June 7
646 June 8
647 June 20
648 July 3
649 July 7
650 July 8
651 July 17
652 July 19
653 July 19
654 July 19
655 July 20
656 July 20
657 July 30
658 August 4
659 August 6
660 August 31
661 September 3
662 September 4
663 September 9
664 September 9
665 September 18
666 September 28
667 September 28
668 [Oct.]
669 November 5
670 November 6
Cat. Pat. R. 1317-21, 343.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 80.
E 159/92, m. 54.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 344.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 343.
E 101/373/26.
E 101/15/19.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 354.
E 101/15/19.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 148.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 148.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 380,
381.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 381-
383. For 'July 19' read
'July 20'.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
412.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 380.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 151,
149.
C 81/108(5013-4).
C 81/108(5019).
C 81/108(5025).
E 101/15/19.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 156.
For 'September 3' read
'September 4'.
C 81/108(5066).
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 501.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 501.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 502.
E 101/378/4. The remainder
of this Wardrobe book is
in the British Museum
(Add. MS. 17362).
E 101/15/26.
C 47/22/10(34). For
' [Oct.] ' read ' [Aug-
Sept.l '. This is a draft
of the pay sheets in
E 101/15/27.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
416.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 398.
671 November 6
672 November 10
673 [Nov. 14]
674 [c. 1319]
675 [c. Nov.]
676 [1318-19]
677 December 1
678 December 1
679 December 4
680 December 8
681 December 22
682 [1314-19]
683 [1319]
684 [end 1319]
685 [end 1319]
1320
686 January 20
687 January 21
688 January 28
689 January 30
690 February 28
691 April 11
692 April 19
693 April 19
694 April 20
695 April 23
696 April 28
697 [c. Apr. 30]
698 May 19
699 [June ?]
700 July 6
701 1319, Oct. 12 -
1320, July 6
702 September 15
703 September 15
704 October 13
705 October 23
706 October 24
707 November 1
708 November 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 398.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 165.
SC 1/33/175.
C 47/22/4(58). For '[c.
1319] ' read '[l316?] '.
C 47/22/10(35).
SC 8/81(4036).
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 414.
E 159/93, m. 14.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 170.
C 62/96, m. 3.
C 47/22/12(29).
SC 8/95(4730).
SC 1/33/66.
E 101/14/12.
SC 8/319(E 406).
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 416.
For 'January 20' read
'January 24'.
E 159/93, m. 22.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 415.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 504.
C 81/110(5211).
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 188.
C 81/110(5266).
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 441,
440.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 441.
E 159/93, m. 32.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 483.
E 159/93, m. 126d.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 191.
SC 8/108(5389).
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 319.
For 'July 6' read 'July
26'.
C 62/96, m. 1-4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 504.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 504.
E 159/94, m. 56 d.
E 159/95, m. 10.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 512.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 274.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 528.
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709 November 17
710 November 17
711 December 11
712 December 13
713 December 28
714 [1320]
715 [c. 1319-20]
716 [c. 1319-20]
1321
717 January 2
718 January 12
719 January 13
720 January 19
721 January 26
722 January 26
723 February 1?
724 [Feb. 18]
725 Feb. 20-24
Vol 3
1321
726 February 25
727 February 26
728 February 26
Cat. Pat. R. 1317-21, 528.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 280,
282.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 283.
C 81/113(5538); Cal. Pat.
R. 1317-21, 534.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 284.
SC 8/82(4077).
SC 8/8(364).
C 47/22/10(37). For '[c.
1319-20] ' read '[1322?]'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 535.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 552.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 552.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 554.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 136.
C 47/22/10(38).
Cal. Pal. R. 1317-21, 562.
SC 8/240/11974.
E 159/93, m. 77. For
'Feb. 20-24' read 'Feb.
24'. At 1.1 for 'on this
day' read 'on 20 February'.
At 1.8 for 'the Cardinals'
read 'Cardinals Gaucelin
and Luke [papal
nuncios] '. At 1.9 for
'against Robert de Brus
in England' read 'brought
by them against Robert de
Brus during their stay in
England'. See Cal. Papal
Letters 1305-42, 191,192.
E 159/94, m. 159 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 568.
E 159/93, m. 77. At 1.4
for 'Quum pium' read
'Quoniam pium'. At 1.8
for 'and the K.'s other
envoys' read 'on the K.'s
business'. At 1.9 for
'and afterwards ...
Treasury' read 'and
afterwards restored to the
Treasury on 9 October'.
See SHR, xxxv (1956),
102, n.3.
729 February 27
730 February 28
731 April 1
732 May 3
733 May 10
734 May 20
735 May 20
736 May 24
737 [Trinity term]
738 August 25
739 August 25
740 September 14
741 November 25
742 November 29
743 [after Feb. 2]
1322
744 January 30
745 February 9
746 1321, Dec. 6 -
1322, Feb. 16
747 [1322, Mar. 20]
748 March 22
749 March 31
750 April 13
751 May 13
752 May 13
753 1321, Oct. 2 -
1322, May 20
754 May 20
755 May 20
756 July 2
757 July 3
758 July 14
759 July 25
760 August 4
761 August 5
762 August 17
763 August 17
764 August 22
765 August 23
Cal. Close R. 1318-23,291.
E 159/93, m. 77.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 573.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 298.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 584.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 586.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 595.
Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 587.
E 159/95, m. 134 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 21.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 22.
Cal. Close R. 2 JiS-23, 401.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 36.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 509.
SC 8/103(5117).
C 81/117(5945).
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 71.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 525.
C 47/22/3(115). For
'[1322, Mar. 20] ' read
'[1310, Sept. 4] '.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 528.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 538.
For full list of names,
not printed, see C 54/139,
m. 13 d.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 119.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 119.
C 62/98, m. 2-4. For
references relating to
1322-7, see C 62/99-103.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 120.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 121.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4. 140.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 140.
E 159/96, m. 145 d.
C 81/119(6117).
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 585.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 532.
C 81/119(6174).
Cal. Pal. R. 1321-4, 209.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 212.
E 101/16/11.
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1322
1323
766 August
767 September 4(?)
768 September 7
769 September 8
770 September 8
771 September 12
772 September 13
773 September 15
774 September 15
775 September 16
776 September 16
777 September 17
778 September 17
779 September 18
780 September 19
781 September 25
782 September 26
783 September 26
784 September 27
785 September
786 [Sept.]
787 [Sept.]
788 October 2
789 October 3
790 October 13
791 October 14
792 October 27
793 October 27
794 November 24
795 December 10
796 December 28
797 December 29
798 [1322]
[1322]
799 [c. 1322]
[1322?]
)0 January i
)1 January
E 101/379/3.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
Cal. Charter R. 1300-26,
449.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
C 148/128.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
Reference not traced.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 597.
E 163/4/11.
E 101/14/12.
C 81/120(6221).
E 163/4/11.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 680.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
E 163/4/11.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4. 207.
For 'October 2' read
'October 3'.
C 47/22/4(62).
SC 1/49/52.
E 101/100/3.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 210.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 210.
E 159/96, m. 18.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 228.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 227.
C 47/22/10(40).
C 81/123(6571).
See below no. 1375 (1342,
February 17).
SC 1/34/179. For full text,
see Chron. Lanercost,
537-8.
See above no. 716 [ c.
1319-20] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 234.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 692.
802 January 13
803 January 19
804 February 3
805 February 28
806 March 18
807 March 21
808 March 30
809 [c. Apr. 22]
810 May 9
811 May 30
[1323, May ?]
812 June 5
813 June 14
814 June 28
815 July 2
816 July 8
817 July 10
818 June 29
819 [June or July]
820 July 26
821 August 22
822 August 31
823 September 1
824 September 4
825 September 9
826 September 20
827 October 2
828 June 20 - Oct.
829 October 30
830 October 31
831 November 3
832 November 20
833 December 6
[c. 1323]
C 81/1662/5.
E 159/96, m. 70. For full
text and translation, see
Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 39 q.v.,
also for discussion of
other texts.
C 81/121(6377).
C 81/122(6430).
E 159/96, m. 23 d.
C 47/22/4(49).
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 537.
C 47/22/10(41, 42). For
' [c. Apr. 22] ' read
'Apr. 22-29 (letter to
chancellor), Apr. 20-22
[letters patent] '.
C 81/1329(6524).
Cal. Close R. 1318-23,712,.
See below vol. iv, no. 387
[1388].
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 656.
Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 658.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 318.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 304.
E 159/96, m. 44 d.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 2.
E 101/16/26.
SC 8/90(4463).
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 10.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 333.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 337.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 339.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 542.
SC 1/45/202.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 139.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 25,
26.
E 101/16/22-26.
C 81/1329(6722).
E 101/16/22-26.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 663.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 349.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 146.
See above no. 899 [ 1326] .
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1324
834 January 7
835 January 18
836 March 30
837 April 26
838 May 23
839 May 10
840 June 12
841 July 2
842 July 4
843 [1318-24] ,
July 12
844 July 14
845 July 15
846 July 15
847 September 23
848 September 23
849 October 10
850 October 30
851 November 3
852 November 8
853 November 10
854 November 24
855 November 25
856 [1324]
857 [1309-24]
858 [1324]
1325
859 January 23
860 January 30
861 February 15
862 February 20
863 February 25
864 February 26
865 February 26
866 March 26
867 April 14
868 May 3
869 May 3
870 May 8
871 May 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 365.
C 146/10066.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 85.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1317-26, no.
503.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1317-26, no.
503.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 410.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 428.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 434.
Cal. Pat. R. 1321-4, 436.
C 47/22/10(44). For
' [1318-24] ' read
'[1340] '.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 24.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 23.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 230.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 320.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 40.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 46.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 73,
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 244.
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 560.
SC 8/4(188).
C 47/22/10(45). For
'[1309-24] ' read '[c.
1317] '.
SC 8/71(3549).
C 62/101, m. 4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7. 87.
C 62/101, m. 3.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 260.
E 159/99, m. 44, 48.
C 62/101, m. 3.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 261.
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 111.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 115.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 120.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 117.
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 111.
C 81/1329(7093); Cal.
Close R. 1323-7, 290.
1325
872 [1325] , May 27
C 47/22/4(47). For
' [1325] , May 27' read
'[1328?], May 26'.
873 July 10
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 387.
874 September 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 165.
875 October 23
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-1326,
570.
876 October 28
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 418.
1326
877 January 11
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 203.
878 January 27
Cal. Chanc. War. 1244-
1326, 573.
879 February 23
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 450.
880 March 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 284.
881 March 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 254.
882 April 12
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 466.
883 April 29
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 476.
884 June 9
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 111.
885 June 21
SC 1/45/209-10.
886 July 24
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1317-26, no.
697.
887 September 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 352.
888 September 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 354.
889 October 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1324-7, 324;
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 617.
890 December 18
E 159/103, m. 28.
891 [1314-26]
SC 8/319(E 408).
892 [1319-26]
C 47/22/4(48). For
'[1319-26]' read '[l318.
after Mar. 3] '.
893 [1319-26]
C 47/22/10(46). For
'[1319-26] 'read '[l318,
after Dec. 16] '.
894 [1314-26]
E 175/file 4(11).
895 [1307-26]
SC 8/82(4085).
896 [1307-26]
SC 8/105(5208).
1327
897 January 20
Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 630;
E 159/103, m. 31.
1326
898 [1318-26]
SC 8/277(13844 B); SC 8/
259(12949).
899 [1326]
SC 8/97(4802 B). For
[1326] ' read '[c. 1323]
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900 January 30
901 January 31
902 February 3
903 February 8
904 February 10
905 February 11
906 February 12
907 February 15
908 February 15
909 February 16
910 February 23
911 [Feb./Mar.]
912 March 4
913 March 4
914 March 6
915 April 25
916 May 16
917 June 15
918 June 15
919 June 26
920 [c. July 4]
921 July 4
922 July 12
923 July 12
924 July 16
925 July 22
926 [1327] , July 26
927 July 28
928 July 28
929 August 3
930 August 5
931 August 8
932 August 16
See above vol. ii, no. 1975
[1300-7] .
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 29.
E 39/100/125.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 8.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 10.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 30.
C 81/136(77).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 17.
For 'February 12' read
'February 13'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 15.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 20.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 18.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 22.
E 159/103, m. 10.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 73.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 33.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 33.
C 81/142(675).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 115,
110-112.
C 47/22/10(47).
C 81/145(971); C 81/147
(1163).
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 212.
C 81/146(1079 8). For full
text, see Chron.
Lanercost, 539.
C 81/146(1079).
E 30/1536(1).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 137.
C 81/147(1132). For the
letter from William English
and Thomas de Saunford,
see below, part 2, no. 606,
SC 1/34/110, dated
[1315, June].
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 139,
180.
Reference not traced.
C 81/147(1174).
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 156.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 154.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 144;
C 81/148(1201).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 159.
1327
933 August 20
934 September 5
935 September 17
936 September 28
937 October 4 (?)
938 October 5
939 October 7
[1307-27]
940 [c. 1327]
941 [after 1327]
1328
942 January 14
943 January 26
944 January 27
945 January 28
946 February 5
[1328, before
Feb. 10]
947 February 15
948 February 20
949 April 4
950 [1328], Apr. 6
951 April 6
952 April 8
953 April 12
May 1
954 May 18
[1328'] , May 26
955 June 23
956 June 26
957 June 29
958 August 9
959 August 10
960 August 16
961 August 17
962 August 31
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 146.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 163.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 166,
323, 174, 279, 334.
C 81/149(1306); Cal. Pat.
R. 1327-30, 168.
C 81/149(1323).
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 169.
C 81/149(1332).
See above no. 232 [l311,
before Dec. 19] and vol.
ii, no. 1975 [ 1300-7] .
SC 8/115(5749).
SC 8/50(2500).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 202.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 225.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 225.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 228.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 248.
See above no. 602 [l318,
c. June] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 232.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 283.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 275,
344.
SC 8/114(5658).
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 273,
327.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 274.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 273,
272.
See below no. 963 [ 1328,
Aug. ?] .
C 81/154(1881).
See above no. 872 (1325,
May 27).
DL 27/188.
SC 1/38/198.
SC 1/38/189.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 407;
C 81/156(2009).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 309.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 409.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 314.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 315,
316.
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1328
1330
963 [Aug. ?]
C 81/154(1880); C 81/
997 January 17
157(2195). For '[Aug.?] '
998 February 6
read 'May 1'. In 1.7 for
999 February
'her arrival' read 'his
arrival'. See C 81/154
(1879).
1000 March 14
964 September 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 318.
1001 Jan. 26 - Apr.
965 September 24
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 322.
966 October 28
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 342.
1002 April 3
967 October 28
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 337.
1003 May 6
968 November 3
C 81/157(2163); Cal. Pat.
1004 May 12
R. 1327-30, 330.
1005 June 11
969 December 4
C 81/158(2246-7).
1006 July 10
970 December 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 339.
1007 July 15
971 December 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 345.
1008 August 7
972 December 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 345.
1009 [Sept. 18]
973 [1328]
SC 8/16(756).
1329
1010 October 16
974 January 23
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
1011 December 9
no. 1035.
1012 December 14
975 February 9
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 437.
1013 December 30
976 March 7
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 1038.
977 March 9
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 373.
1014 [1330]
978 March 31
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1327-35,
1015 [1330]
979 April 3
980 April 17
June 2
981 April 29
982 May 12
983 May 13
984 May 23
985 May 25
986 June 26
987 June 28
988 June 29
989 July 28
990 September 1
991 September 1
992 September 9
993 After Oct. 20
994 November 12
995 November 16
996 [c. 1329]
no. 208.
Cal. inq. P.M. 1327-35,
no. 157.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 384.
See vol. iv, no. 1841.
C 81/161(2593-4).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 387.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 387.
C 81/162(2644-6).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 394.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 404.
E 101/331/20.
C 81/103(2720-1).
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 481.
Cal. Close R. 1327-30, 568.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 436.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 1052.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1327-35. no.
252.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 457.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30. 459.
SC 8/220(10953).
1016 January 2
1017 January 10
1018 January 12
1019 January 15
1020 January 17
1021 January 28
1022 [Jan. ■>]
1023 February 2
1024 February 3
1025 February 6
1026 February 16
1027 [c. Feb. 18]
1028 February 24
1029 February 24
1030 April 12
C 81/168(3211).
E 101/385/4.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 496.
For 'February' read
•February 22'.
C 81/169(3340).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1327-35, no.
302.
C 81/170(3409).
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 533.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 522.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 531.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 549.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 51.
C 66/173, m. 8d, 3d.
Omitted from Cal. Pat. R.
1327-30.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 12.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 77.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 98.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 174.
For 'December 30' read
'December 20'.
SC 8/31(1511).
SC 8/282(14055), SC 8/
288(14361A).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 33.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 54,
36.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 109.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 102.
C 81/178(4220); Cal. Pat.
R. 1330-4, 39.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49,
no. 1146.
SC 8/145(7233).
C 47/22/10(48).
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 283.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 206.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 134.
C 66/175, m. 29 d. Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1330-
34.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 135.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 294.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 305.
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1331
1031 May 13
1032 May 16
1033 [1330-31],
August 18
1034 September 20
1035 [end Sept.]
1036 [Oct.]
1037 October 3
1038 October 10
1039 October 12
1040 October 15
1041 October 26
[1331, Oct. ?]
1042 November 3
1043 November 6
1044 November 24
1045 November 28
1046 December 2
1332
1047 January 27
1048 March 6
1049 March 24
1050 April 22
1051 April 22
1052 May 26
1053 June 11
1054 July 6
1055 August 6
1056 August 9
1057 August 11
1058 [1332, Oct.l :
1059 October 2
1060 October 7
1061 October 22
1062 October 25
1063 October 26
1064 October 26
1065 November 25
1066 December 12
1067 December 12
1068 December 12
1069 December 12
C 81/181(4594-5).
C 81/182(4602).
Reference not traced.
C 47/22/10(49). For full
text see SHR, xlv (1966),
55-6.
C 47/22/10(50-51).
C 47/22/6(12).
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 269.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 202.
C 81/184(4879).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 183.
C 47/22/6(13).
See below no. 1084 [1333,
July '] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 211.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 357.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 221.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 220.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, Til.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 240.
C 81/188(5253-4).
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 550.
C 81/190(5418-9).
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 562.
C 81/191(5).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 283.
DL 25/1984.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 593.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 326.
For 'August 9' read
'August 10'.
C 81/192(5699).
C 81/197/6114.
C 70/12, m. 3.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 359.
C 81/194(5860).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-34, 387.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 361.
C 70/12, m. 4d.
E 403/270.
Cal. Close R. 1330-3, 618.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 376r
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 375.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 383.
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1070 December 14
1071 December 17
1333
1072 January 28
1073 January 30
1074 March 28
1075 April 11
1076 May 2
1077 June 2
1078 June 6
1079 July 24
1080 July 24
1081 July 28
1082 July 28
1083 July 28
1084 [1333, July ']
1085 Aug. 1 - 3
1086 August 2
1087 August 3
1088 August 3
1089 August 4
1090 August 4
1091 August 26
1092 August 28
1093 September 30
1094 October 1
1095 October 5
1096 October 8
1097 October 25
1098 October 29
November 1
1099 November 20
1100 November 20
1101 November 21
1102 [1333]
1103 December 20
1104 December 20
1105 [c. end 1333]
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 382.
C 81/196(6029); Cal. Pat.
R. 1330-4, 378.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 440.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 81.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 101.
C 47/22/6(14).
C 47/22/6(15). For '1333'
read '[l333 ?] '.
C 81/199(6398). For full
text, see Chron.
Lanercost, 539.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 54.
C 81/202(6641).
C 70/13, m. 3.
C 81/206(7012).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 457.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 68.
SC 8/40(1977). For '[1333,
July '] ' read '[l331,
Oct. ?] '.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 69,
70.
C 81/207(7109).
C 81/207(7125).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 457.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 499.
C 81/207(7132).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 501.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 75.
C 81/288(7226).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 503.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 137.
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 469,
C 47/22/6(16).
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 153.
See vol. iv, nos. 1842-3.
C 81/209(7357).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 482.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 185.
SC 1/48/112.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49,
no. 1402.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49,
no. 1402.
SC 8/33(1608).
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1 106 January 3
1107 January 22
1108 February 12
1109 February 12
1110 February 12
nil February 12
1112 February 12
1113 February 24
1114 February 26
1115 February 28
1116 March 1
1117 March 1
1118 March 2
1119 March 2
1120 March 3
1121 March 3
1122 March 3
1123 March 3
1124 April 1
1125 April 24
1126 May 13
1127 June 12
1128 June 19
1129 June 19
1130 June 24
1131 June 28
1132 September 14
1133 September 20
1134 September 25
1135 October 3
1136 October 25
1137 October 27
1138 [Oct. ?]
1139 November 8
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1334
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 165.
Cat. Pat. R. 1330-4, 492.
E 39/11, 12; E 39/14/12.
Note that E 39/13 is
correctly an exemplar of
no. nil.
E 39/96/1; E 39/7.
E 39/96/2; E 39/8. Note
that E 39/30 is another
exemplar of this document.
E 39/9. Note that E 39/10
and 13 are other exemplars
of this document.
E 39/15/3.
C 81/211(7577).
C 81/211(7598).
C 81/212(7606, 7624).
C 47/22/10(52).
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 200.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 301.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 301.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 209.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 201.
C 81/212(7637); Cal. Pat.
R. 1330-4, 548.
C 81/212(7631).
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49,
no. 1425.
C 81/213(7744-5).
E 42/269.
E 39/99/40. Note that
E 39/2/48, E 39/31 and
E 39/93/7 are other
exemplars of this docu-
ment.
C 81/214(7888).
Cal. Pat. R. 1330-4, 553.
C 81/215(7906); Cal. Pat.
R. 1330-4, 557.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 228.
E 101/387/15.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 327.
E 101/387/15.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1327-35, no.
581.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 34.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 269.
SC 8/60(2982).
C 81/218(8286).
1140 November 12
1141 December 3
[1333-4]
[1333-4]
1335
1142 February 1
1143 February 1
1144 February 5
1145 February 19
1146 February 19
1147 February 20
1148 February 20
1149 February 21
1150 February 23
1151 March 4
1152 March 6
1153 May 3
1154 May 4
1155 May 10
1156 May 11
1157 May 12
1158 May 24
1159 June 5
1160 June 6
1161 June 7
1162 June 8
1163 June 8
1164 June 13
1165 July 2
1166 July 11
1167 July 20
1168 July 27
1169 July 29
1170 August 3
1171 August 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 45.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 278.
See below no. 1192 [l335]
See below no. 1193 [ c.
1335] .
C 81/220(8418).
C 81/220(8417).
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49,
no. 1457.
C 81/220(8455). In 1.4, for
'Peter de Kyrkham' read
'the prior of Kyrkham'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 79,
75.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 78.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49,
nos. 1404, 1445.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 79.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 371.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1327-35, no.
702.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 139.
E 403/282, m. 2, 10, 29.
E 403/282, m. 2.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 482.
E 403/282, m. 4.
C 81/221(8590-1).
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 484.
C 81/222(8660).
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 414.
E 403/282, m. 10.
E 403/282, m. 11; E 403/
339, m. 24. The second
entry should form part of
the entry at vol. iii, no.
1471 (1346, Dec. 14).
DL 27/161. For '1335'
read '1345'.
E 403/282, m. 12.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 507,
508.
C 81/223(8788).
E 403/282, m. 19.
C 81/223(8791).
E 403/282, m. 22.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 437.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 440.
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97
Vol 3
Vol 3
1335
1172 August 13
1173 August 18
1174 August 24
[? 1335] , Aug.
1175 September 5
1176 September 10-13
1177 September 18
1178 September 16-24
1179 September 27
1180 October 4
1181 October 5
1182 Sept. 12 - Oct. 5
1183 Octobers
1184 October 10
1185 October 29
1186 Sept. 13 -Nov. 2
1187 November 10
1188 [c. 1335]
1189 [c. 1335]
1190 [1335]
1191 [c. 1335]
1192 [1335]
1193 [c. 1335]
1194 [c. end 13351
1336
1195 January 1
1196 [Hilary term]
1197 February 2
1198 February 14
1199 March 7
1200 March 20
1201 March 20
1202 March 24
[1336, c. March]
1203 April 11
1204 May 6
1205 May 25
1206 May 28
1207 June 29
1208 July 6
1209 July 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 163.
E 403/282, m. 24, 27.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 442.
See above no. 446 (1315,
August).
E 403/282, m. 28.
C 81/224(8824).
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 167.
C 81/224(8826-7, 8836).
E 403/282, m. 29.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 174.
C 81/224(8854).
C 81/1130(26B - F).
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 168.
C 81/227(9182).
C 81/1330(14 B).
E 101/19/21.
C 47/22/4(74).
SC 8/63(3119).
SC 8/140(6961).
SC 8/13(645).
SC 8/80(3970).
SC 8/103(5149). For
' [1335] ' read '[1333-4]
SC 8/101(5001). For 'c.
1335' read '[ 1333-4] '.
SC 8/108(5386).
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 191.
E 159/112, fo. 125v.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 220.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 223.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49,
no. 1524.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 230.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 238.
C 81/231(9513).
See above vol. ii, no. 1973
([1300-7]).
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 667.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 577.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 586.
C 81/232(9611); Cal. Pat.
R. 1334-8, 268.
C 81/1330(22, 23).
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 597.
C 47/22/10(53).
1336
1210 September 3
1211 September 22
1212 September 23
1213 September 28
1214 September 29
1215 October 31
1216 November 1
1217 November 12
1218 November 28
1219 November 28
1220 [1335-6]
1221 [1336]
1222 [1333-36]
December 20
1223 [1336]
1337
1224 January 20
1225 March 14
1226 March 16
1227 March 16
1228 April 25
1229 May 2
1230 [1337-] , May 16
1231 May 30
1232 May 31
1233 June 3
1234 June 6
1235 June 13
1236 June 13
1237 June 15
1238 [1337] , July 23
1239 August 26
1240 1335, Feb. 2-
1337, Aug. 30
1241 1336, Oct. 26-
1337, Aug. 30
1242 September 2
1243 September 18
1244 September 20
1245 [Sept. 24]
1246 September 29
1247 September 29
1248 October 2
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 312.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 715.
C 81/232(9646); Cal. Pat.
R. 1334-8, 334.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 712.
E 101/331/21.
E 101/19/24.
Cal. Close R. 1333-7, 623.
E 101/15/12.
C 81/232(9699).
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 342.
Reference not traced.
SC 8/13(611).
Reference not traced.
SC 8/24(1158).
DL 27/129.
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 10.
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 442.
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 46.
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 57.
C 81/235(9984).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 74.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 133.
C 47/22/4(46).
C 81/236(10039, 10041).
C 81/236(10037-8).
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 75.
Reference not traced.
C 81/238(10213); Cal. Pat.
R. 1334-8, 500.
E 101/19/27.
E 101/19/40.
C 81/238(10256).
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 563.
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 258.
C 66/190, m. Id. Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8,
514.
E 101/331/23.
E 101/331/22.
C 81/239(10305).
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 3
Vol 3
1337
1249 November 13
C 81/240(10412).
1290 November 14
C 47/22/10(54 -55).
1250 December 10
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 224.
1291 November 14
C 81/1532(80).
1251 December 15
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 223.
1292 November 14
C 81/1532(81).
1252 1336-37
Cal Close R. 1337-9, 27.
1293 November 14
Cal. Close R. 1337-9,
563.
1253 [1337]
C 81/1738(78).
1294 November 14
Cal. Close R. 1337-9,
555.
1295 November 14
Cal. Close R. 1337-9.
555.
1338
1296 November 20 ?
C 81/1532(90).
1254 January 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1334-8, 561.
1297 November 27
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40,
177.
1255 January 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40. 11.
1298 [1337-8]
C 47/22/10(56).
1256 February 16
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 302.
1339
1257 February 17
C 81/242(10606-7).
1258 February 24
C 81/242(10651); Cal. Pat.
1299 January 16
Cal. Close R. 1337-9,
600.
R. 1338-40, 19.
1300 February 6
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
2.
1259 March 1
C 81/242(10677).
1301 February 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40,
201.
1260 March 3
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 322.
1302 February 13
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 11.
1261 March 3
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 313.
1303 February 15
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
31.
1262 [early Mar.]
SC 8/61 (3049).
1304 February 24
C 81/251(11525).
1263 March 15
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 329.
1305 February 27
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 93.
1264 March 22
C 81/1738(41).
1306 February 27
C 81/251(11532).
1265 March 26
C 81/243(10732).
1307 [1338-9]
C 81/209(10446).
1266 March 29
C 81/243(10740, 10730).
1308 April 20
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 115,
1267 April 26
SC 1/55/71.
270.
1268 April 28
Reference not traced.
1309 May 3
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 81.
1269 May 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40, 57.
1310 June 3
C 81/254(11890).
May 13
See vol. iv, no. 1840.
1311 June 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40,
264.
1270 May 15
Cal. Close. R. 1337-9, 371.
1312 June 10
Reference not traced.
1271 May 24
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 373.
1313 Apr. 4- June 12
E 101/22/8.
1272 May 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40, 82.
1314 June 27
C 81/255(11907).
1273 May 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40. 81.
1315 July 21
C 47/22/7(34).
1274 May 24
C 47/35/21, fo. 6.
1316 October 15
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 208.
1275 May 26
C 81/245(10956).
1317 October 18
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 210.
1276 June 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40, 88.
1318 October 29
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40,
325.
1277 June 25
C 81/246(11083).
1319 Novembers
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40,
335.
1278 July 6
C 81/247/11162.
1320 December 1
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
, 335.
1279 July 8
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 441.
1321 December 12
E 36/203, fo. 347.
1280 1337, Aug. 31 -
E 101/388/9.
1338, July 11
1340
1281 [July 16]
C 66/193, m. 5d. Omitted
from Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40.
1322 January 16
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
305, 326.
, 314
146.
1323 1339, July 16-
E 101/22/20.
1282 August 4
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 454.
1340, Jan. 26
1283 August 4
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 525.
1324 February 4
Cal. Close R. 1339-41
. 346.
1284 August 5
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 452.
1325 February 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40.
487.
1285 August 6
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 452.
1326 April 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40,
449.
1286 [Sept. ?]
Reference not traced.
1327 April 8
C 81/263(12780).
1287 October 12
C 81/1532(51).
1328 April 10
C 81/264(12815).
1288 October 16
Cal. Close R. 1337-9, 506.
1329 April 12
C 81/264(12876); Cal
Pat.
1289 November 5
Reference not traced.
R. 1338-40, 461.
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Vol 3
Vol 3
1330 April 19
C 81/265(12905).
1366 August 8
1331 April 26
C 81/265(12998); Cal. Pat.
R. 1338-40, 469.
1367 August 10
1332 May 1
Cal. Close R. 1339-41, 414.
1333 May 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40, 480.
1368 September 12
1334 May 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40, 555.
1369 September 16
1335 May 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1338-40, 516.
1370 September 18
1336 May 29
Cal. Close R. 1339-41, 407.
1371 October 6
[1340] , July 12
See above no. 843 (1318-24,
1372 November 18
July 12).
1373 December 20-27
1337 July 18
Cal. Close R. 1339-41, 431,
568.
1338 [late July!
C 47/22/10(57).
1342
1339 August 10
Cal. Close R. 1339-41, 509.
1374 January 5
1340 October 12
C 81/270(13471).
1341 October 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 42.
1375 February 17
1342 October 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 66.
1343 October 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 66.
1376 February 22
1344 December 17
Cal. Close R. 1339-41, 594,
1377 February 23
573.
1378 February 26
1345 December 27
Reference not traced.
1379 [March 20]
1346 [c. 1340]
Not traced, but see SC 8/
1380 March 25
293(14606), which is
1381 March 26
related.
1382 1340, June 4 -
1347 [c. 1340]
SC 8/289(14414A, 14414).
1342, Mar. 30
1348 [c. 1340]
C 135/62(2).
1383 1340, Jan. 26 -
1349 [1340]
C 81/1737(33).
1342, Apr. 10
[1340]
See above no. 843 [l318-
1384 April 10
24].
1385 April 10
1386 [1342] , Apr. 29
1341
1350 February 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 126.
1387 May 16 - 23
1351 March 16
C 81/273(13789).
1388 May 23
1352 April 2
C 81/274(13854).
1353 April 22
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 67.
1354 April 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 173.
1389 May 23
1355 April 28
C 81/275(13914).
1390 May 23
1356 May 10
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 98.
1391 May 25
1357 Mav 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 186.
1392 May 25
1358 May 19
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 219.
May 25
1359 May 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 199.
1360 May 24
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 97.
1393 May 28
1361 June 13
Reference not traced.
1394 July 10
1362 June 24
Reference not traced.
1395 September 23
1363 June 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 319.
1396 September 24
1364 July 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 245.
1397 September 27
1365 July 31
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 202,
1398 September 27
200, 310.
1399 October 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 275.
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 254.
For 'August 10' read
'July 21'.
C 81/279(14322).
C 81/279(14324).
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 233.
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 288.
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 363.
C 81/280(14485); C 81/
1330(548).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1336-47, no.
316.
C 81/121(6398). For '1342'
read [1322] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 381.
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 379.
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 382.
C 81/282(14624).
C 81/282(14624).
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 499.
E 101/22/40.
E 101/23/1.
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 496.
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 420.
C 47/22/4(45). For '[1342]
read '[l343] '.
E 101/68/3(51-54).
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 462,
463. For 'May 23' read
'May 25'.
E 101/68/3(55).
C 81/283/14784.
C 47/22/6(19).
C 81/283(14784).
See above no. 1388 (1342,
May 23).
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 464.
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 460.
C 81/286(15024).
C 81/286(15030).
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 589.
Cal. Close R. 1341-3, 585.
C 81/286(15081).
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1342
1400 October 21
1401 October 24
1402 November 18
1343
1403 January 12
1404 February 1
1405 February 9
1406 February 22
1407 March 16
1408 April 19
1409 April 22
[1343] , Apr. 29
May 15
1410 May 20
1411 May 21
1412 May 28
1413 May 28
1414 May 29
1415 June 3
1416 July 6
1417 July 15
1418 July 18
1419 August 20
1420 September 15
1421 October 4
1422 October 26
1423 December 20
1424 December 25
1425 [1343]
1344
1426 February 20
1427 February 24
1428 February 26
1429 February 27
1430 February 29
1431 April 20
1432 April 25
1433 May 14
E 101/23/12, 25.
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 533,
528.
Cal. Pat. R. 1340-3, 569.
C 81/1535 ? (not found).
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 9.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 5.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 12.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 24.
For 'March 16' read 'May
15'.
E 143/11/3, fos. 1-2.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
1836.
See above no. 1386 (1342,
Apr. 29).
See above no. 1407 (1343,
March 16).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 47.
C 81/290(15450); Cal. Pat.
R. 1343-5, 36.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 40.
C 81/290(15477).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 56.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 39.
C 81/291 (15508).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 107.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 58.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 172.
C 81/292(15622); Cal. Pat.
R. 1343-5, 129.
DL 25/93.
C 81/293(15737-9).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 158.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5. 155.
SC 8/62 (3060).
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 281.
C 81/295(15395-6).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 209.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 206.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 354.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 252.
C 81/297(16100-2).
DL 25/95.
Vol 3
1434 May 26
1435 July 6
1436 July 7
1437 July 7
1438 July 12
1439 October 1
1440 October 13
1441 October 19
1442 April 2
1443 April 20
1444 April 25
1445 May 24
1446 June 1
June 8
1447 August 14
1448 September 15
1449 October 12
1346
1450 January 9
1451 January 31
1452 February 23
1453 February 26
1454 March 8
1455 [c. Apr. lO]
1456 April 22
1457 April 26
1458 May 9
1459 May 9
1460 May 20
1461 May 21
1462 June 14
1463 July 17
1464 [after Mich.]
1465 October 18
1466 October 21
1467 November 4
1468 November 20
1469 November 14
1470 [1346?]
1471 December 14
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
1906.
C 81/299(16306).
C 81/299(16308).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 318.
C 81/299(16317).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 345.
DL 25/95.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 409.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 462.
DL 25/285.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 471.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 469,
520.
See above no. 1163 (1335,
June 8).
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 540.
Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 588.
For 'September 15' read
'September 16'.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 666.
Cal. Close R. 1343-6, 673.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 38.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 105.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 56.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 59.
E 361/2(41).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 72.
C 47/22/7(38).
DL 25/97.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 117.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 91.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 81.
C 49/7(18).
DL 34/17.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 207.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8. 195.
E 403/339, m. 8.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 129.
E 403/339, m. 11.
SC 8/86(4277).
E 403/339, m. 25, E 403/
394, m. 9. See also above
no. 1162.
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1346
1472 [1346]
1473 [1335-46]
1347
1474 January 2
1475 January 10
1476 January 12
' '"''' [Hilary term.
1477
1478 January 20
1479 January 26
1480 January 28
1481 January 31
1482 January
1483 1343, Nov. 5 -
1347, Feb. 13
1484 February 15
1485 February 22
1486 February 22
1487 February 23
1488 March 7
1489 March 3
1490 March 6
1491 March 12
1492 March 18
1493 April 23
1494 April 26
1495 May 2
1496 May 12
1497 May 13
1498 July 20
1499 July 24
1500 August 5
1501 August 14
1502 August 16
1503 August 17
1504 August 20
1505 August 25
1506 [Aug. ?]
1507 September 1
1508 September 7
SC 8/123(6128).
SC 8/54 (2699).
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 178.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 134.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 225.
E 159/123/fo. 214. For the
indenture, see E 101/68/3
no. 66.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 226.
E 39/92/14.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 246.
E 403/339, m. 31.
C 47/22/7(39).
E 101/23/39.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 546,
532.
C 47/22/6(20).
C 47/22/6(21-23).
C 47/22/6(24).
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 186.
For 'March 7' read
'March 1'.
E 403/339, m. 38.
E 403/339, m. 40.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 252.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 250.
E 101/331/24.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 537.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 314.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 272.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 291.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 363.
DL 7/1 (app., no. 15).
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 371.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
2039.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 373.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 371.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 372.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 373.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49, no.
2054.
C 47/22/6(25).
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 384,
385.
Vol 3
1347
1509 September 8
1510 September 15
1511 September 20
1512 September 29
1513 October 20
1514 November 15
1515 November 20
1516 November 22
1517 November 23
1518 November 30
1519 December 12
1520 December 13
1521 Early Dec.
1522 [c. 1347]
1523 [1340-7]
1524 [1347]
1348
1525 February 11
1526 February 14
1527 [c. Apr.]
1528 April 18
1529 April 27
1530 May 8
1531 May 17
1532 May 26
1533 June 7
1534 June 7
1535 July 4
1536 July 10
1537 November 18
1538 November 20
1539 December 19
1540 [1348]
1349
1541 February 24
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1307-49, no.
2053.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 459.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 393.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 332.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 348.
Cal. Pat. R. 1345-8, 430.
DL 27/44.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 343.
For 'November 23' read
'November 24'.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 341.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 346.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 344.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1307-49, no.
2004.
C 47/22/6(26).
Possibly C 47/28/5(31).
SC 8/209(10424). For
[1347] read [l372, before
Dec. 12] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 14.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 497.
C 81/1394 ? (not found).
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 82.
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 152.
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 94.
E 403/341, m. 6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 105.
E 403/341, m. 13, 31;
E 403/394, m. 2. The
third entry should be dated
1358, Oct. 9.
E 403/341, m. 13, 32.
E 403/341, m. 19.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 477.
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 208.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 607,
614.
Cal. Close R. 1346-9, 611.
C 47/22/4 (76). For
' [1348] ' read ' [after
20 May 1349] '.
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 57.
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Vol 3
1349
[after 1349
See above no. 1540 [l348] .
1569 [1353, c.
'[1352, Mar. 28]'. The
May 20]
Mar. 28]
original instructions,
1542 June 18
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1347-51, no.
Contd.
dated 28 March 1352, not
219.
printed in Foedera, are
1543 June 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 325.
E 39/17/lOB.
1544 July 30
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 46.
1570 June 11
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 549
1545 October 29
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 416.
1571 August 6
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 552
1572 October 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1350-4, 493.
1350
1354
1546 February 10
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 219.
1573 March 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 57.
1547 March 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 559.
1574 March 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 23.
1548 May 15
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 223.
1575 May 2
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 32.
1549 May 16
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 225.
1576 July 13
E 39/2/36.
1550 July 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1348-50, 588.
1577 October 2
E 101/73/1(6).
1578 November 9
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 142.
1351
1579 November 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 135.
1551 February 3
DL 25/1987.
1580 November 12
E 39/2/35.
1552 March 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1350-4, 51.
1355
1553 March 5
DL 25/98.
1554 May 14
Reference not traced.
1581 [Hilary term]
E 159/131, Communia
1555 May 16
Reference not traced.
Hilary 29°, fo. Iv.
1556 July 6
Reference not traced.
1582 March 12
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 184.
1557 September 6
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 320.
1583 May 8
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 130.
1558 September 22
Cal. Pat. R. 1350-4, 137,
1584 June 4
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 240.
133.
1585 June 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 251.
1559 October 4
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
1586 July 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 292.
53.
1587 October 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 283.
1560 October 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1350-4, 151.
1588 November 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 305.
1589 December 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 321.
1352
1590 December 17
SC 8/42/21.
1561 February 2
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 409.
1356
March 20
See vol. iv, no. 1844.
[1352, Mar. 28]
See below no. 1569 [l353.
1591 January 20
E 39/23.
c. Mar. 28] .
1592 January 20
E 39/100/131.
April 12
See vol. iv, no. 1845.
1593 January 20
C 81/365(22990 8).
1562 July 17
E 39/5/5.
1594 January 20
E 39/2/37.
1563 July 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1350-4, 339.
1595 January 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 328.
1564 July 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1350-4, 336.
1596 January 25
E 39/24 A, B.
1565 July 24
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 435.
1597 January 25
E 39/32.
1566 October 10
DL 27/45.
1598 January 26
C 81/365(22990 0.
1567 November 1
E 101/73/1.
1599 January 26
C 81/365 (22990 D).
1600 January 26
C 81/365 (22990 E).
1353
1601 January 26
C 81/365 (22990 F).
1602 January 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 355.
1568 March 16
Cal. Close R. 1349-54, 534.
1603 January 27
E 39/92/7.
1569 [1353, c.
E39/17/10A. For' [1353,
1604 January 27
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 347.
Mar. 28]
c. Mar. 28] ' read
1605 February 20
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 351.
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1606 March 31
1607 April 18
1608 April 23
1609 May 10
1610 May 22
1611 May 27
1612 May 27
1613 [Trinity term]
1614 July 8
1615 July 11
1616 July 21
1617 August 3
1618 August 8
1619 August 11
1620 August 16
1621 October 14
1622 October 19
1623 October 20
1624 November 24
1625 November 28
1357
1626 February 4
1627 March 1
1628 April 12
1629 May 8
1630 May 12
1631 May 16
1632 May 16
1633 May 20
1634 June 1
1635 June 5
1636 June 7
1637 June 24
Cat. Pat. R. 1354-8, 356.
E 39/96/7.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 258,
264.
E 39/99/37.
C 47/22/6(27).
E 403/381, m. 7.
E 403/381, m. 7. For
'116s. 8d.' read
'£5 6s. 8d.'.
E 159/132, Communia
Trinity 30% fo. 5.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 447.
E 403/381, m. 15.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 31&.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 270.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 429.
E 403/381, m. 21.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 431.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 442,
419.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 483.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 459.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 288.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 499.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 506.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 347.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 360.
E 39/5/6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 555.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 535.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 534.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 543.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 615.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 364.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
262.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 570.
1357
1638 July 26
1639 August 1
1640 August 8
1641 September 2
1642 September 18
1643 September 18
1644 September 18
1645 September 18
1646 September 19
1647 September 20
1648 September 21
1649 September 26
1650 September 26
1651 September 26
1652 September 26
1653 September 27
1654 September 27
1655 1355, Oct. 25 -
1357, Sept. 29
1656 1343, Apr. 17 -
1357, Sept. 8
1657 October 3
1658 October 3
1659 October 5
1660 October 5
1661 October 5
1662 October 6
1663 October 21
1664 [after Oct.]
1665 November 5
1666 November 6
1667 November 10
1668 [c. Dec. l]
1669 December 18
1358
1670 January 16
1671 January 18
1672 January 18
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 414.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 589.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 614.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
247.
E 39/93/8.
E 39/93/9.
E 39/92/24.
E 39/5/29.
E 39/92/25.
E 39/5/24.
E 39/92/26.
E 39/99/36.
E 39/33.
E 39/34.
E 39/98.
E 39/14/15.
E 39/92/27.
E 101/27/4.
E 101/23/40.
E 39/36.
E 39/2/38.
E 39/28.
E 39/14/13.
E 39/25.
E 39/6.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 373.
E 36/190, fo. 1.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 621.
E 39/35.
Cal. Pat. R. 1354-8, 639.
Reference not traced.
E 101/73/1(9).
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
259.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1.354-60, 384.
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1358
1359
1 January 29
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
32 July 8
231.
33 August 14
2 February 6
Reference not traced.
3 February 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 18.
34 August 16
4 February 21
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 22.
35 September 13
5 February 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 42.
36 [Sept.]
6 March 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 15.
37 October 9
7 March 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 27.
38 October 16
8 March 16
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 505.
39 November 10-22
For 'March 16' read 'May
40 November 22
16'.
41 December 22
9 April 5
DL 27/38. For '1358' read
42 [1337-59],
'1359'.
December 4
10 May 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 77.
43 [c. Dec. 18]
n May 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 49.
[1359]
May 16
See above no. 8 (1358,
Mar. 16).
1360
12 June 3
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 452.
44 January 15
13 June 25
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 522.
45 March 3
14 [c. July 12]
Reference not traced.
46 April 20
15 [c. July 18]
Reference not traced.
47 May 1
16 August 8
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 461.
17 September 20
E 39/5/18.
18 October 4
E 39/92/6.
October 9
See above vol. iii, no. 1533
(1348, June 7).
48 June 1
19 October 26
E 101/73/1(10).
49 June 30
October 30
See vol. iii, no. 1471 (1346,
December 14).
50 October 14
20 December 8
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 134.
51 November 20
21 December
C 47/22/11(1). For
52 November 24
'[1358] , Dec' read
53 December 18
'[1368, Jan. 26]'.
54 [1350-60]
22 [1358]
SC 8/134(6659). For
'[1358]' read '[l359]'.
1361
55 February 8
1359
23 February 3
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 217,
56 February 20
277.
57 March 8
24 February 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 169.
58 March 12
25 February 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 217.
59 [1361] Mar. 16
26 February 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 218.
27 February 21
E 39/96/6.
April 5
See above no. 9 (1358,
60 April 7
April 5).
61 June 15
28 May 20
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 571.
29 June 6
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 626.
62 October 6
30 [c. June]
Reference not traced.
31 [c. June]
Reference not traced.
63 November 30
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 241.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 590,
566, 567.
C 76/37, m. 5.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 648.
C 257/32 no. 3.
E 403/394, m. 2.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 288.
E 403/394, m. 12, 16.
E 403/394, m. 16.
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 604.
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
See above no. 22 [l358].
Cal. Close R. 1354-60, 607.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 339.
C 76/40, m. 10.
DL 36/3(222). In 1.3, for
'Hereford' read
'Northampton' (see
Dumfriesshire Trans.,
3rd series, vi, 142).
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 137.
Cat. Anc. Deeds, iv, 91.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1352-60, no.
578.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 499.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 507.
SC 8/67(3332).
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 545,
544.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 555.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 586.
Cal. Pat. R. 1358-61, 577.
C 47/22/6(2). For
'[l36l] , Mar. 16' read
'[1369] , Mar. 16'.
SC 8/67(3066).
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77,
no. 465.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1361-4, no.
60.
E 40/14854.
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1362
64 January 28
65 May 6
66 May 20
67 May 20
68 [c. May/June]
69 June 8
70 August 17
71 [Mich, term]
72 November 14
73 November 16
74 November 20
75 November 25
76 November 26
1363
77 May 27
78 May 27
79 May 30
80 June 4
81 June 30
82 July 3
83 July 4
84 September 15
85 October 26
86 November 3
87 November 4
88 November 6
89 November 6
90 November 25
91 November 27
92 [c. Nov. ]
93 December 6
94 December 8
95 December 28
1364
96 January 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 204.
E 403/411, m. 4, 23.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 332.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 330.
E 101/482/28.
E 101/73/1(13).
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, ATI.
E 159/138, Communia
Mich. 36°, fo. Iv.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 431.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 380.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 433.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 438.
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 271.
E 39/95/9.
E 39/100/108.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 467.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 480.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 536.
For 'June 30' read
'June 20'.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1361-4, no.
366.
Cal. Close R. 1360-4, 481.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
518.
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 414.
E 403/417, m. 12.
E 403/417, m. 12.
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 419.
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 407.
E 403/417, m. 20, 32.
E 39/2/22. Also printed in
APS, i, 493-4.
E 39/2/2. Also printed in
APS, i, 494-5.
E 403/417, m. 24, 25.
E 403/417, m. 24, 32. In
second entry, after
'repaid', add '40s. in part
payment of.
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 453,
454.
DL 27/130.
1364
97 January 15
98 May 30
99 June 29
100 August 25
101 October 30
102 November 3
103 November 15
1365
104 February 3
105 February 4
106 February 16
107 February 24
108 May 20
109 May 22
110 June 1
111 June 12
112 June 20
113 July 8
114 July 16
115 [Mich, term]
116 October 26
117 November 10
118 November 22
119 November 28
120 [end Nov.]
1366
121 January 20
122 June 22
123 August 15
124 September 15
125 November 17
126 November 24
127 December 13
128 December 16
1367
129 February 12
130 February 26
131 May 15
132 May 15
133 June 26
134 September 1-4
135 September 11
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 439.
DL 25/100.
Cal. Pat. R. 1361-4, 515,
525.
DL 25/99.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 30.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 31.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 39.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 86.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 96.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 143.
E 39/4/18.
DL 25/101.
Reference not traced.
E 39/96/22.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 182.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 153,
130.
Indexes, no. 7032.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 153.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 205.
Cal. Close R. 1364t8, 150,
265.
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 200.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 257.
E 42/274.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 292.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 298.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 341.
DL 36/3(86).
DL 34/11.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 427.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 320.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 397.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 439.
Cal. Pat. R. 1364-7, 411.
E 39/4/7C.
Cal. Inq. Misc. 1348-77, no.
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Vol 4
Vol 4
1367
1370
135 September 11 647
Contd.
136 December 7 Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 72.
1368
[1368, Jan. 26]
137 February 18
138 March 13
139 March 17
140 c. March
141 May 5
142 May 12
143 May 24
144 May 31
145 July 28
146 October 20
147 October 26
148 November 14
149 November 20
1369
[1369] , Mar
150 April 28
151 May 16
152 June 15
153 June 22
154 June
155 September 20
156 November 10
157 November 20
1370
158 January 12
159 January 14
160 February 1
161 February 10
162 February 14
163 March 18
164 March 26
165 1369, Oct. 1 -
1370, Apr. 8
See above no. 21 (1358,
December).
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 89.
Reference not traced.
C 143/364(16).
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1365-70, no.
231.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 133.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 133.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 119.
DL 25/102.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 482.
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 440.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 159.
C 143/365(19).
Cal. Close R. 1364-8, 451.
For 'November 20' read
'December 20'.
16 See above no. 59 (1361,
Mar. 16).
E 101/73/1(16); C 148/130.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 27.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 46.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 286.
E 39/97/5.
E 101/73/1(18).
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 63.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 64.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 65.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 355.
DL 25/103.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 125,
120, 121.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 129.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 424.
E 403/439. Printed in
Issue Roll of Thomas de
165 1369, Oct. 1-
1370, Apr. 8
Contd.
166 May 12
167 May 14
168 May 20
169 June 4
170 July 4
171 July 6
172 July 12
173 Apr. 22 -
Sept. 22
174 October 20
175 November 28
176 [1370]
1371
177 February 12
178 March 20
179 April 6
180 April 28
181 April 30
182 May 3
183 May 10
184 May 12
185 May 22
186 May 29
187 June 4
188 June 15
189 June 28
190 July 23
191 August 6
192 October 20
1372
193 February 19
194 February 19
195 March 8
Brantingham . . . 44
Edward III, 1370, ed.
F. Devon (Record Comm.,
1835), 280-495.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 148.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 409.
E 39/5/7.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 447.
Cal. Pat. R. 1367-70, 454.
E 403/440. Printed in
Issue Roll of Thomas de
Brantingham . . . 44
Edward III, 1370, ed.
F. Devon (Record Comm.,
1835), 1-279.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 164.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1370-4, no.
5.
SC 8/69(3429).
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 209.
DL 25/1635.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 107.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 296.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 76.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 83.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 84.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 91.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 295.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 110.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 94.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 175.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 338.
Reference not traced. For
'Appendix II, no. 1' read
'Appendix I, no. 17'.
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
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1372
196 June 6
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 400.
230 January 18
197 June 23
E 39/95/7.
231 May 1
198 July 6
Reference not traced.
232 July 1
199 October 9
Reference not traced.
233 July 18
[1372, before
See above vol. iii, no.
234 July 30
Dec. 12]
1524 [1347].
235 September 12
200 December
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 244.
For 'December ..." read
236 October 20
'December 12'.
1377
237 January 30
1373
238 March 5
201 January 12
Cal. Close R. 1369-74,
239 March 31
482, 483.
240 June 27
202 March 26
Reference not traced.
241 July 20
203 1372, Oct. -
E 403/447.
242 [c. Oct. 14]
1373, Apr. 16
204 May 24
Reference not traced.
205 May 28
Reference not traced.
206 August 17
Reference not traced.
207 August 27
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 332.
208 October 26
E 101/73/1(19-21).
243 October 14
209 November 21
Cal. Close R. 1369-74, 608.
244 October 18
245 October 28
1374
246 October 29
210 [Hilary term]
E 159/150, Communia
247 November 9
Hilary 48^ fo. 2.
248 November 24
211 April 17
E 101/32/27.
249 November 24
212 April 21
Reference not traced.
250 November 26
213 May 12
Reference not traced.
251 December 1
214 June 14
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 457.
252 December 1
215 July 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1370-4, 460.
253 [1377]
216 Apr. 10-
E 403/454, m. 2, 6, 24.
254 December 31
Sept. 23
217 October 22
Reference not traced.
1378
218 November 3
Reference not traced.
255 February 3
219 November 12
Reference not traced.
256 March 4
220 November 26
Reference not traced.
221 December 15
Reference not traced.
257 March 8
222 December 22
Reference not traced.
258 March 22
259 March 23
1375
260 April 2
223 January 16
E 101/33/6.
224 April 26
E 101/34/12.
225 May 21
Reference not traced.
261 April 5
226 May 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 111.
262 April 13
227 November 6
Cal. Closf R. 1374-7, 263.
263 April 27
228 December 10
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 202.
264 [before May !
229 [c. Dec]
SC 8/41 (2016).
265 June 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 229.
E 101/33/6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 327.
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 298.
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 302.
Cal. Close R. 1374^7, 389.
Cal. Close R. 1374-7, 400.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1374-7, 490.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 6.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 6.
C 47/22/11(3). For
' [c. Oct. 14] ' read
'September 4 and 14'. On
p. 54, 1. 11, for 'last day
of March' read 'last March
day'.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 20.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 36.
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 39.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 39.
Reference not traced.
E 101/34/27.
C 81/1539.
C 81/1085.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pal. R. 1377-81, 137-
134.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 140.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 173.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 185.
SC 1/57/7. For 'Appendix
II, no. 2' read 'Appendixl,
no. 18'.
C 47/22/11(5).
C 81/456.
C 81/1088.
SC 8/129(6427).
C 47/22/11(6-8).
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Vol
1378
266 June 28
267 July 28
268 July 30
269 August 2
270 October 7
271 October 30
1379
272 February 6
273 1378, Oct. 1 -
1379, Apr. 6
274 April 10
275 May 12
276 May 24
277 May 26
278 May 27
279 June 14
280 October 12
281 October 27
282 November 30
283 December 3
1380
284 March 4
285 March 4
286 March 12
287 May 28
288 May 28
289 June 16
290 June 24
291 July 22
292 August 21
293 August 25
294 [c. Oct. l]
295 [c. Oct. l]
296 December 10
297 November 1
1381
298 January 30
299 February 8
300 February 12
301 February 27
302 March 7
303 April 8
304 May 14
305 December 17
C 81/986.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 203.
C 81/457/460.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 154.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 287.
C 131/26(16).
E 403/463. For '2 Ric. IF
read '1 Ric. IF.
C 81/460(702).
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 195.
E 101/73/2(22).
C 81/460(763).
C 81/460(768).
C 81/460(786).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 111.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 341.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, Tib.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 447.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 362.
Cal. Pat. R. 1377-81, 455.
E 101/73/2(24).
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
E 101/38/3.
C 81/466(1344).
C 136/17(3).
Reference not traced.
E 39/99/73.
E 39/95/4.
E 101/73/3(44). For '1380'
read '1416'.
E 39/95/13.
C 136/17(1).
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 431.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 500.
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 435.
Reference not traced.
C 81/469(1695).
Cal. Close R. 1377-81, 449.
E 101/73/2(25).
Vol 4
1382
306 February 2
307 February 25
308 March 5
309 1381, Oct. -
1382, Mar. 25
310 [Easter term]
311 August 27
312 November 6
313 November 16
314 November 30
315 [1382]
316 December 13
1383
317 April 26
318 July 12
319 December 9
320 December 11
1384
321 March 2
322 March 19
323 March 30
324 March 31
325 May 1
326 May 2
327 August 18
328 December 14
329 December 30
330 [1383-4]
1385
331 January 23
332 January 28
333 February 17
334 February 18
335 March 10
336 June 11
337 June 24
338 June 23-28
339 July 28
340 August 21
E 101/39/19.
Cal. Close R. 1381-5, 106.
C 81/474(2111).
E 403/487.
E 159/158, Communia
Easter 5'', fo. 9 and
E 159/162, Communia
Mich. 9°, fo. 12.
C 81/476(2374).
Cal. Pat. R. 1381-5, 182;
C 81/478(2525).
Reference not traced.
0 81/478(2561).
SC 8/85(4221).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1381-5, 269.
E 39/102/36.
E 39/91/10. For 'December
9' read 'December 6'.
E 101/73/2(27).
C 81/484(3155).
Reference not traced.
E 101/39/30.
Reference not traced.
E 101/39/37.
E 101/39/35.
Cal. Close R. 1381-5, 476.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1381-5, 602.
Reference not traced.
E 101/40/6.
Cal. Pat. R. 1381-5, 518.
C 81/488 (3545 N).
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
C 81/1105(39).
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 11.
Reference not traced.
C 81/490(3707).
E 101/73/2(30).
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Vol 4
1385
1388
341 Apr. 11-
Sept. 20
342 October 17
343 [Oct.]
344 November 6
345 November 15
346 December 1
347 [c. 1385]
348 [1385]
349
1386
350 February 5
351 February 8
352 Feb. 28 -Mar. J
353 February 18
354 March 22
355 March 23
356 [Easter term]
357 May 10
358 May 25
359 June 5-15
360 July 18
361 December 14
362 December 15
1387
363 March 1
364 March 1
365 May 22
366 June 25
367 August 3
368 October 16
369 October 26-29
370 November 7
371 November 24
372 December 12
1388
373 February 18
374 February 23
375 March 9
376 April 3
E 403/508.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 25.
SC 8/20(994).
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 71.
C 81/491(3823).
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 25,
26.
SC 8/119(5950).
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 113.
Reference not traced.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 41.
Reference not traced.
E 101/73/2(33).
E 159/162, Communia
Easter 9°, fo. 14.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 148.
C 81/492(3994).
Reference not traced.
E 101/73/2/35.
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 287.
C 81/494(4163).
C 81/495(4226).
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 284.
E 101/73/36.
C 136/48(4).
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 388.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 346,
326.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 349.
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 367.
C 81/499(4638).
Reference not traced.
C 81/499(4681).
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 412.
C 81/1110. For '1388' read
'1410'.
377 April 12
378 April 26
379 April 30
380 May 4
381 June 8
382 June 13
383 July 22
384 September 25
385 November 20
386 December 1
387 [1388]
1389
388 January 24
389 March 2
390 May 18
391 June 19
392 July 12
393 July 15
394 July 20
395 May 2 - Aug. 28
396 October 2
397 October 15
398 October 18
399 October 19
400 October 27
401 October 20
402 November 19
403 November 26
1390
404 January 22
405 February 9
406 February 11
407 February 26
408 February 26
409 1389, Oct. 7 -
1390, Mar. 28
410 May 25
411 Apr. 15 - May 25
412 May 30
413 June 1
414 June 6
415 June 16
E 101/73/2(37).
C 81/1047.
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 436.
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 435.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 401.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 520.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 535.
Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 526.
C 81/503(5009).
C 47/22/13(3). For
' [1388] ' read ' [l323,
May ?] '.
Cal. Close R. 1385-9, 559.
E 101/73/2(38).
Cal. Pat. R. 1388-92, 39.
C 47/22/11(9).
C 81/506(5331).
0 81/506(5341).
C 81/506(5360).
E 403/524.
C 76/74, m. 18.
C 81/508(5579).
0 81/508(5590).
E 101/73/2(39).
C 81/509(5628).
Cal. Close R. 1389-92, 34.
For 'October 20' read
'October 29'.
Reference not traced.
€81/510(5748).
C 81/1053.
Cal. Pat. R. 1388-92, 193.
C 81/1053.
0 81/514(6106).
Cal. Pat. R. 1388-92, 204.
E 403/527.
C 81/1054.
E 403/530.
C 81/1054.
E 101/41/14.
C 81/1054.
C 81/1054.
no
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
1390
Vol 4
1393
416 July 18
417 October [-]
418 December 6
1391
419 January 4
420 1390, Oct. 12 -
1391, Mar. 11
421 May 1
422 May 1
423 May 20
424 June 15
425 June 20
426 June 30
427 June 30
428 July 9
429 July 10
430 November 14
431 November 15
432 November 21
433 December 5
1392
434 April 26
435 April 26
436 May 30
437 May 31
438 June
439 August 24
440 September 29
441 September 29
442 September 29
443 November 14
444 November 19
1393
445 January 12
446 January 16
447 January 27
448 February 6
449 March 4
450 March 20
451 April 19
452 April 27
453 April 27
454 September 6
455 September 12
E 39/2/3.
C 81/1055.
Cal. Pat. R. 1388-92, 338.
Cal. Pat. R. 1388-92, 367.
E 403/532.
C 81/524(7192).
Cal. Close R. 1389-92, 254.
Cal. Close R. 1389-92, 349.
C 81/526(7323).
C 81/526(7346).
0 81/526(7381).
Cal. Pat. R. 1388 92, 456.
C 81/1058.
Cal. Close R. 1389-92, 369,
370.
Cal. Close R. 1389-92, 405.
C 81/1059.
Cal. Close R. 1389-92, 408.
C 81/1059.
C 81/533(8037).
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 49.
Cal. Close R. 1389-92,465.
C 81/1060.
Reference not traced.
C 81/535(8255).
C 81/536(8326).
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 182.
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 181.
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 101.
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 233.
E 101/73/2(41).
C 81/1062.
C 81/1062.
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 41.
C 81/539(8616).
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 291.
C 81/539(8689).
C 81/540(8715).
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 261.
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 308.
C 81/1064.
456 October 25
457 October 25
458 October 30
1394
459 February 24
460 June 20
461 November 23
1395
462 February 7
463 May 15
464 June 13
465 June 22
466 August 5
467 August 30
468 Apr. 20 -Sept,
469 October 23
470 November 30
471 December 7
472 December 30
1396
473 February 15
474 February 17
475 March 28
476 [c. Mar. J
477 March 29
478 April 2
479 May 12
480 June 17
481 June 27
482 June 27
483 June 29
1397
484 January 15
485 February 11
486 February 24
487 March 12
488 May 30
489 June 15
490 August 15
491 October 1
492 October 2
493 October 4
494 August 19
C 81/543(9063).
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 327.
C 81/1064.
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 206.
C 81/549(9604).
C 81/1070.
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 338.
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 347.
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 582.
Cal. Pat. R. 1391-6, 596.
C 81/554(10156).
C 81/554(10189).
E 403/551.
Reference not traced.
C 81/1073.
E 101/41/36.
C 81/556(10379-80).
C 81/1074.
E 101/73/2(42).
C 81/1074.
SC 8/174(8669).
C 81/1074.
C 81/1074.
C 81/1074.
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 468,
459.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 2.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 5.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 6.
C 81/1076.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 38.
Cal. Pat. R. 1396-9, 101.
C 81/1076.
C 81/1076.
C 81/1076.
C 81/1077.
E 39/4/17.
E 39/91/12.
E 39/1/25.
Cal. Pat. R. 1396-9, 223.
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1397
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494 August 19
Contd.
495 October 20
496 November 19
497 November 20
498 December 4
1398
499 January 30
500 February 24
501 March 6
502 March 16
503 April 27
504 May 12
505 May 29
506 [1398] July 14
507 September 30
508 [Oct.]
509 October 8
510 October 26
511 October 28
512 November 6
1399
513 February 22
514 March 19
515 March 22
516 April 4
517 April 5
518 April 5
519 May 4
520 May 14
521 [c. May 16]
522 May 27
[1399], July 11
523 [1390-99]
524 [1391-9]
525 October 23
526 November 5
527 November 7
528 November 15
529 November 15
530 November 15
For 'August 19' read
'October 19'.
C 81/569(11605).
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 230.
C 81/1078.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9. 165.
C 81/1078.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 245.
C 81/572(11959).
E 39/95/1.
Cal. Pat. R. 1396-9, 361,
543.
C 81/1078.
C 81/1078.
C 47/22/11(10). For
'[1398] , July 14' read
'[1399] , July 11'.
C 81/576(12379).
E 39/99/81.
E 39/92/5.
E 39/95/2.
E 39/95/11.
E 39/95/3.
Cal. Close R. 1396-9, 436,
518.
C 81/1080.
E 39/5/27.
E 39/95/12.
E 39/96/9.
C 81/1081.
E 39/96/8.
E 39/1/11.
C 81/1395(31).
Cal. Pat. R. 1396-9, 574.
See above no. 506 a398,
July 14).
SC 8/143(7139).
Reference not traced.
C 81/584/125.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 92.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 73.
E 101/40/12.
C 81/591 (803).
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 96.
531 November 22
532 November 26
533 December 28
1400
534 1399, Nov. -
1400, Jan.
535 January 21
536 January 26
537 February 6
538 March 8
539 March 8
540 1399, Oct. 3 -
1400, Apr. ?
541 April 26
542 May 24
543 May 24
544 May 26
545 May 28
546 June 21
547 July 2
548 July
549 July 7
550 July 8
551 [Aug. 2]
552 August 2
553 August 7
554 August 7
555 [c. Aug. 10]
556 Aug. 3-12
557 August 21
558 August 22
559 September
560 September 3
561 September 14
562 September 19
563 May 3 - Sept. 25
564 October 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 174.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
22.
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 234.
For '1399' read '1409'.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 185.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
45, 222.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401. 188,
232.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,67.
C 81/1086.
E 403/564.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 282.
C 81/601(1853).
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401,29,7.
C 81/601(1871).
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 296.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 352.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 352.
E 101/42/29.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 358.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 353.
C 81/1088.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 352.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 351.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 351.
E 101/43/4.
E 101/42/28.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 351.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
168.
E 101/42/35.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 358.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 358.
For 'September 14' read
'September 4'.
E 101/42/31.
E 403/567.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
220.
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Vol 4
Vol 4
1400
565 October 30
566 November 4
567 Sept. 4 - Dec
568 December 21
1401
569 January 24
570 January 24
571 February 1
572 February 22
573 1400, Oct. 1 -
1401, Mar. 27
574 April 16
575 April 20
576 May 19
577 May 25
578 June 27
579 June 28
580 June 30
581 [July 20]
582 August 6
583 August 19
584 September 1
585 September 1
586 September 8
587 September 12
588 September 20
589 [Mich, term]
590 December 14
591 December 14
592 [1400-1]
593 [ 1399-140 L
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
220.
C 81/604(2117).
3 E 101/42/40.
E 101/42/38.
C 81/1397 (14 B).
C81/1397(14C).
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
317.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
326.
E 403/569.
C 81/1088.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
334.
C 81/609(2613).
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
337.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
343.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401, 549.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401,510.
Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401,528.
C 81/610(2737).
C 81/610(2755).
C 81/610(2786).
C 81/610(2787).
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
373.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
355.
C 143/433(6).
C 47/22/11(14). Printed
from British Museum,
Cotton MS. Vespasian F.
vii, in Proceedings of the
Privy Council of England,
ed. Sir H. Nicolas, vol. i
(Rec. Comm., 1834). 168-
73.
C 81/612(2988).
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
450.
Reference not traced.
C 81/1539.
594 January 24
595 January 30
596 February 5
597 February 14
598 March 7
599 March 8
600 March 10
601 March 13
602 1401, Oct. 3 -
1402, Mar. 14
603 March 22
604 [1401-2]
605 [end of Mar.]
606 April 7
607 April 7
608 April 7
609 April 15
610 April 26
611 May 4
612 May 21
613 May 21
614 May 23
615 May 23
616 June 5
617 June 25
618 June 25
619 July 31
620 September 20
621 September 22
622 September 25
623 Apr. 4 - Sept. 26
624 November 27
625 December 26
1403
626 January 3
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
453.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 43.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
454.
C 81/613(3091).
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 52.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 49.
C 81/614(3137); Cal. Pat.
R. 1401-5, 51.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 53
E 403/571.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
467.
SC 8/119(5945).
SC 8/232(11578).
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 58.
C 81/1540.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
467.
C 81/615(3217).
C 137/30, last 6 items.
E 101/43/5.
0 81/615(3271).
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 102.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
568.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
570.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
574.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
574.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
587.
SC 1/57/122. For
'Appendix II, no. 3' read
'Appendix I, no. 19'.
Cal. Close R. 1399-1402,
552.
C 81/616(3390).
E 403/573.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 183.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 27.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 32.
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1403
Vol 4
1404
627 January 10
628 February 26
629 [c. Mar. 9]
630 1402, Oct. 2 -
1403, Mar. 26
631 June 3
632 June 10
633 July 18
634 [1402-3]
635 August 14
636 August 14
637 August 16
638 August 17
639 August 18
640 September 7
641 Apr. 23 - Sept.
642 October 1
643 December 26
644 December 26
645 [1400-3]
646 [1402-3]
1404
647 February 9
648 February 18
649 [c. Mar. 3l
650 1403, Oct. 9 -
1404, Mar. 6
651 March 16
652 March 20
653 April 19
654 May 23
655 [c. May]
656 June 8
657 June 13
658 June 13
659 June 29
660 July 6
661 July 7
662 July 9
663 July 19
664 August 24
665 August 24
666 Aug. 5 - Oct. 27
667 [c. Nov. 6]
C 81/618(3564).
C 81/619(3601).
C 81/619(3657-8).
E 403/574.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 233.
E 39/102/10.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 181.
SC 8/22(1088).
C 81/620/3776.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 249.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 252.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 243.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 252.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 12.
E 403/577.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 189.
C 81/1401(948).
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 330.
SC 8/217(10835).
E 101/43/9.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 246.
DL 42/15, fo. 16b.
C 81/1404. For ' [c. Mar. 3l
read '1405'.
E 403/578.
C 81/622(3978).
C 81/622(3979).
C 81/1096.
E 39/102/11.
C 81/1402(243).
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 441.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 440.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 440.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 410.
E 39/102/1.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 408.
Cal. Pat. R. 1401-5, 412.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 355.
E 39/102/2.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 357,
354, 349. For 'August 24'
read 'August 23'.
E 101/43/38.
C 81/1403(729).
668
669 November 12
670 November 26
671 December 12
1405
672 February 20
673 March 4
674 March 5
675 March 8
676 [early 1405]
677 1404, Oct. 3 -
1405, Mar. 27
678 March 30
679 March 31
680 April 20
681 June 10
682 June 10
683 [June ?]
684 July 14
685 July 14
686 July 14
687 July 16
688 May 6 - July 20
689 July 20
690 July 24
691 August 7
692 August 10
693 August 11
694 August 11
695 [1405] , Aug. 14
696 [1405] , Aug. 16
697 [1405] , Aug. 17
698 [1405] , Aug. 18
699 [1405, Aug. 18]
700 [1405] , Aug. 19
SC 8/301(15031).
E 101/43/25, 26.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 393.
C 81/1098.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 502;
SC 8/122(6068).
E 39/102/3.
E 39/102/4.
C 81/1099.
Reference not traced.
E 403/580.
C 81/625(4264).
C 81/1099.
C 81/1099.
C 81/626(4369).
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 461.
C 81/1406.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 68.
For '1405' read '1407'.
C 81/626(4399).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 32.
For '1405' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 70.
For '1405' read '1407'.
E 403/582.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 73.
For '1405' read '1407'.
Cal. Close R. 1402-5, 464.
C 81/627(4441).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 51.
For '1405' read '1407'.
C 81/627(4473).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 45.
For '1405' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 363.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 362.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 363.
For ' [1405] ' read '1407'
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 363.
For ' [1405] ' read '1407'
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 363.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 361.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1405
1406
700 [1405], Aug. 19
Contd.
701 [1405J, Aug. 22
702 [1405] , Sept. 13
703 [1405], Sept. 13
704 [1405] , Sept. 16
705 [Sept. ?]
706 [1405] , Sept. 21
707 [1405], Sept. 21
708 [1405] , Sept. 21
709 October 6
710 [1405]
[1405 ?]
[1405]
71 1 November 3
712 November 20
713 December 1
[1405], Dec. 17
714 December 28
715 [1403-5]
716 January 5
717 January 8
718 January 10
719 1405, Oct. 3-
1406, Mar. 26
720 March 30
721 May 19
722 July 17
For '[1405] ' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 361.
For ' [1405] ' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 360.
For ' [1405] ' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 362.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 361.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'.
C 81/1406 (39 B). For
'Appendix II, no. 4' read
'Appendix I, no. 20'. For
[Sept. ?] read [ 1406,
Nov. l] .
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 360.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 360.
For '[1405] ' read '1407'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 361.
For ' [1405] ' read '1407',
C 81/1101.
Reference not traced.
See below no. 835 [1400-
12].
See above vol. iv, no. 649,
(1405 [c. Mar. 3]).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 101.
C 81/628(4582).
C 81/1359(44 B).
See below no. 816 ([1411],
Dec. 17).
C 81/629(4643).
Reference not traced.
C 81/1101.
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 224,
225.
C 81/629(4669).
E 403/585.
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 34.
C 81/1356 (19B); C 81/1360
(5 IB).
C 81/1103.
725 September 9 Reference not traced.
726 October 24 Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 303.
[ 1406 Nov., l] See above no. 705 (1405
[Sept. ?]).
723 Apr. 20 - Aug. 14 E 403/587.
724 September 3
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 63.
1407
727 1406, Oct. 7 -
1407, Mar. 8
728 March 14
729 March 14
730 April 6
731 April 19
732 April 27
733 May 10
734 May 10
735 May 10
736 May 12
737 May 24
738 June 8
739 June 10
July 14
July 16
740 Apr. 22 - July 18
July 20
August 10
August 11
August 14
August 16
August 17
August 18
[Aug. 18]
August 19
August 22
September 13
E 403/589.
C 81/1105.
C 81/635(5202).
C 81/1360(56B).
C 81/1105.
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 189.
For 'April 27' read 'April
26'.
C 81/635(5621).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 332.
Reference not traced.
C 81/635 (5268 B).
C 81/635(5279, 5270).
C 137/64.
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 213.
See above nos. 684 and 686
(1405, July 14).
See above no. 687 (1405,
July 16).
E 403/591.
See above no. 689 (1405,
July 20).
See above no. 692 (1405,
August 10).
See above no. 694 (1405,
August 11).
See above no. 695 (1405,
Aug. 14).
See above no. 696 (1405,
Aug. 16).
See above no. 697 (1405,
Aug. 17).
See above no. 698 (1405,
Aug. 18).
See above no. 699 [l405,
Aug. 18] .
See above no. 700 (1405,
Aug. 19).
See above no. 701 (1405,
Aug. 22).
See above nos. 702, 703
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
1407
740 September 13
Contd.
September 16
September 21
741 November 20
742 December 28
743 December 31
1408
744 January 4
745 January 28
746 January 28
747 February 11
February 20
748 [c. Mar.]
749 April 6
750 April 8
751 April 8-11
752 April 20
753 April 20
754 April 20
755 April 22
756 April 24
757 April 24
758 April 27
759 May 6
760 May 8
761 May 23
762 June 20
763 June 22
764 June 22
765 June 27
766 July 5
767 July 5
768 July 27
769 Apr. 25 - Sept. 10
770 September 18
771 September 30
772 October 4
773 October 24
774 October 25
775 October 28
776 October 30
(1405, Sept. 13).
See above no. 704 (1405,
Sept. 16).
See above nos. 706, 707,
708 (1405, Sept. 21).
C 81/637(5439).
C 81/1106.
C 81/637(5493).
C 81/637(5494).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 388.
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 309,
310.
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 367.
See below no. 819 (1412,
February 9).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 486.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 487.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 486.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 487.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 487.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 486.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 486.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 486.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 486.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 487.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 427.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 432.
C 81/639(5684).
C 81/640(5752).
C 81/640(5763).
C 81/640(5762).
C 81/640(5777).
C 81/640(5793).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 454;
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 104.
C 81/641(5840).
E 403/593.
C 81/641(5893).
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 485.
Cal. Pat. R. 1405-8, 485.
C 81/1109.
C 81/1109.
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 42,
40.
C 81/1109.
Vol 4
1408
777 Oct. 3 - Nov. 16
778 December 7
779 December 8
780 December 21
1409
781 1408, Oct. 9-
1409, Mar. 9
782 April 29
783 May 14
784 Apr. 20 - July 16
785 August 26
786 October 19
787 October 23
788 December 28
December 28
1410
789 February 28
790 1409, Oct. 3 -
1410, Mar. 20
791 April 2
April 3
792 April 14
793 May 6
794 June 7
795 September 15
796 Apr. 2 - Sept. 28
797 November 7
798 December 12
1411
799 January 25
800 January 29
801 April 29
802 May 1
803 May 6
804 May 23
805 May [- J
806 June 2
807 June 23
808 July 11
809 July 11
810 August 1
811 October 2
E 403/596. For '9 Hen. IV
read '10 Hen. IV.
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 43,
115.
C 81/637(5477).
C 81/643(6025).
E 403/596.
C 81/644(6117).
Cal. Close R. 1405-9, 508.
E 403/599.
C 81/645(6239).
C 81/645(6291).
C 81/1110.
C 81/646(6382).
See above no. 533 (1399,
December 28).
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 180.
E 403/602.
C 81/648(6251).
See above no. 376 (1388,
April 3).
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 183.
E 39/102/5.
C 81/649(6602).
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 217.
E 403/605.
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 242.
C 81/650(6736).
E 101/69/2(336).
C 81/650(6758).
C 81/651(6848).
C 81/651(6849).
Cal. Close R. 1409-13, 151.
C 81/651(6890).
C 81/1408 (12 B).
C 81/1111.
C 81/652(6921).
Cal. Close R. 1409-13, 159.
C 81/652(6949).
E 101/44/15.
C 81/653(7002).
116
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Vol 4
Vol 4
1411
812 November 12
813 December 7
814 December 12
815 December 12
816 [1411], Dec. 17
1412
817 1411, Oct.13-
1412, Feb. 26
818 [early 1412]
819 February 9
820 March 5
821 March 18
822 May 14
May 15
823 May 17
824 May 18
825 May 31
826 June 5
827 June 8
828 June 20
829 July 17
830 July 17
831 December 1
832 December 1
833 December 1
834 [1412]
835 [1400-12]
836 1412, Oct. 3
1413, Mar. ;
837 March 21
838 April 8
839 April 12
840 April 14
841 April 16
842 April 26
843 June 21
C 81/653(7033).
E 39/102/6.
C 81/650(6730).
C 81/650(6737).
E 28/4(214). For '[1411]'
read '[1405]'.
E 403/609.
C 81/1407 (21B).
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 364.
For '1412' read '1408,
February 20'.
C 137/88.
Cal. Close R. 1409-13, 269.
SC 1/43/191. Cf. Cal. Pat. R.
1408-13, 373.
See below no. 872 [l413-
15].
Cal. Close R. 1409-13, 340.
C 81/1112.
C 47/22/7(58).
C 81/1112.
Cal. Close R. 1409-13, 278.
C 81/1054.
C 81/655(7287).
Cal. Close R. 1409-13, 288.
C 81/656(7388).
Cal. Pat. R. 1408-13, 455.
C 81/656(7389-90).
C 47/22/11(18).
C 47/22/11(19). For
'[1400-12] ' read
'[1405?]'.
E 403/610.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 1.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 6.
For 'April 8' read 'April
2'.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 4.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 8.
C 81/658(13, 14).
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 158.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 9.
1413
843 June 21
Contd.
844 July 6
845 July 6
846 June 27 - July 17
847 August 3
848 September 26
849 October 10
850 October 29
851 November 12
1414
852 1413, Oct. 2 -
1414, Feb. 22
853 March 10
854 May 25
855 Apr. 17 - July 19
856 December 8
1415
857 1414, Oct. 20-
1415, Mar. 2
858 March 24
859 May 4
860 May 6
861 June 4
862 June 25
863 July 6
864 July 12
865 July 23
866 August 5
867 Apr. 22 - Sept. 4
868 [before Nov. 15]
869 November 14
870 November 20
871 November 26
872 [1413-15]
For 'June 21' read
'June 12'.
C 81/658(72).
C 76/96, m. 25.
E 403/612.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 29.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 92.
C 81/658(99).
E 101/406/21.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 132.
E 403/614.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 169.
C 81/660/243.
E 403/617.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 275,
273, 274.
E 403/619.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 321.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 212.
For 'May 4' read 'May 24'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 343.
C 81/1120.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 339.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 348.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 216.
C 81/1125.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 225.
E 403/621.
SC 8/306(15297).
C 76/98, m. 7.
Reference not traced.
Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 381,
371.
C 81/1408(26 B). For
'[1413-15]' read '[l412,
May 15] '.
1416
873 February 5 Cal. Pat. R. 1413-16, 399.
874 1415, Dec. 14 - E 403/622.
1416, Mar. 18
875 May 27 - July 6 E 403/624.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1416
876 October 13
877 Nov. 4 - Dec. 14
878 [early 1417]
879 Apr. 24 - Aug. 3
December 10
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 369.
E 403/627.
SC 8/302(15057).
E 403/630.
See above no. 7296 (1380,
December 10).
1421
908 Apr. 1 - Sept. 4 E 403/649.
909 November 24 Cal. Close R. 1419-22, 183.
910 Oct. 23 - Nov. 27 E 403/652.
911 December 4 C 81/1543(44 B); C 76/104,
1418
880 1417, Oct. 11 -
1418, Mar. 1
881 April 12
882 May 21
883 May 24
884 June 14
885 July 6
886 Apr. 4- July 15
887 November 13
1419
888 1418, Nov. 11 -
1419, Mar. 14
889 July 21
890 July
891 August 4
892 May 1 - Aug. 26
893 August 26
894 [1416-19]
1420
895 1419, Oct. 2 -
1420, Mar. 12
896 June 11
897 September 7
898 May 6 - Sept. 16
899 September 20
1421
900 1420, Oct. 7 -
1421, Mar. 11
901 March 22
902 April 21
903 May 24
904 May 28
905 May 30
906 May 30
907 [1421]
E 403/633.
Cal. Pat. R. 1416-22, 149.
C 81/1542(28 B).
Cal. Pat. R. 1416-22, 200.
Cal. Close R. 1413-19, 464.
C 81/1542(32).
E 403/636.
C 81/1542 (45 B).
E 403/638.
C 81/1543 (10 B).
C 81/1397(3 8).
C 64/11, m. 29.
E 403/640.
Cal. Close R. 1419-22, 16.
C 81/1422(67 8).
E 403/643.
Reference not traced.
C 64/14, m. 18.
E 403/645.
C 64/14, m. 15.
E 403/646.
Cal. Close R. 1419-22, 157.
C 81/1156.
Cal. Close R. 1419-22, 199.
C 81/1157.
E 39/2/34.
Cal. Close R. 1419-22, 147.
C 81/1543(67 8). For
'[1421]' read '[1422, June
27]'.
1422
912 January 12-14
913 January 28
914 April 6
915 April 14
916 May 2
June 27
917 June 8 - July 1
July 7
918 Oct. 1 - Nov. 8
919 November 11
920 December 18
1423
921 January 15
922 February 21
923 1422, Dec. 16 -
1423, Mar. 4
924 March 4
925 April 30
926 May 13
927 May 18
928 June 28
929 July 6
930 July 14
931 May 5- July 17
932 August 19
933 September 10
934
935 November 12
936 November 24
937 Oct. 28 - Dec. 1
938 December 3
939 December 4
940 December 4
941 December 13
C 64/16, m. 13d.
C 81/1160.
C 81/669(1180).
C 81/1543(65 8).
C 81/1163, 1162.
See above no. 907 [l42l]
E 403/655.
See below no. 1051 (1432,
July 7).
E 101/407/7.
C 81/1544(17 8).
Cal. Pat. R. 1422-9, 94.
C 81/1544(24 8).
C 81/1544 (24 C).
E 403/658.
Cal. Pat. R. 1422-9, 78.
C 81/1166.
C 81/1544(26 8).
C 81/1544 (26 C).
C 81/1167.
E 39/91/13.
C 81/1167.
E 403/660.
E 39/96/17. Printed in APS,
i, 589-90.
E 39/93/11.
E 39/1/27. As date, insert
'[1424, Mar. ] '.
C 81/679(921).
C 81/1168.
E 403/663.
C 81/679(979).
E 39/2/42.
C 81/679(981).
C 81/680(1003-5).
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol
1424
942 February 3
943 February 4
944 February 13
945 [February 16]
946 February 16-20
947 March 23
948 March 28
949 March 28
950 March 28
951 March 28
952 March 28
953 March 28
[Mar. 28]
954 March 31
[1424, Mar.]
955 April 5
956 April 5
957 [1424, c.
Apr. 5]
958 April 10
959 May 15
960 May 21
961 May 23
962 June 8
963 July 4
964 July 12
965 June 20-July 21
966 October 20
967 October 20
968 October 25
969 October 30
970 [1424]
1425
971 February 14
972 February 26
973 February 28
974 1424, Nov. 3 -
1425, Feb. 28
975 March 4
976 March 4
977 March 4
978 March 8
979 June 9
C 81/680(1071-2).
C 81/680(1078).
C 81/680(1099).
E 39/1/20.
E 39/38/1-4.
E 39/96/18.
E 39/92/35.
E 39/92/19.
E 39/99/38.
E 39/92/8.
E 39/94/2.
E 39/94/3.
See below no. 957 [l424, c.
Apr. 5] .
E 39/96/25.
See above no. 934.
E 39/39. Great Seal of
James III is wrongly
appended to this document.
E 39/102/12.
E 39/5/23. For * [ c. Apr. 5] '
read ' [March 28] '.
C 81/1170.
E 39/92/1.
Cal. Close R. 1422-9, 104,
105.
C 81/681 (1156, 1157,1150).
C 81/681 (1184-6).
C 81/682 (1204c).
C 81/1544 (46 B).
E 403/666.
C 81/678(891).
C 81/682(1283 8).
C 81/682(1287).
C 81/682(1295).
C 8 1/682 ( 1204 B).
C 81/683(1380).
C 81/683(1391).
C 81/683(1392).
E 403/669.
C 81/684(1401).
C 81/684(1402).
C 81/684(1403).
C 81/684(1404).
C 81/684(1446).
Vol 4
980 June 9
981 June 16
982 July 14
983 July 16
984 May 21 - July 19
[1422-25]
985 November 5
986 December 3
987 Oct. 22 - Dec. 3
988 December 4
989 [1425]
1426
990 April 16
991 April 16
992 July 11
993 July 16
994 July 24
995 July 25
996 July 25
997 July 26
998 May 1 - July 26
c. July
999 November 3
1000 December 5
1001 December 16
1002 December 17
1427
1003 February 8
1004 February 14
1005 March 8
1006 1426, Nov. 22 -
1427, Mar. 20
1007 March
1008 May 12 -June 3
1009 July 9
1010 November 9
1011 November 9
1012 December 1
C 81/684(1447).
Cal. Close R. 1422-9, 182.
C 81/684(1455, 1458).
C 81/684(1484).
C 81/684(1496 6, C).
E 403/671.
Reference not traced.
0 81/685(1523).
E 403/673.
C 81/685(1530).
SC 8/218(10862). For
[1425] read [ 1426, c
July].
C 81/685(1561-2).
Cal. Close R. 1422-9, 242.
C 81/686(1614-15).
C 81/686(1621).
C 81/686(1629).
C 47/22/6(39).
C 47/22/6(37, 38); C 47/
22/11(32, 36-40).
C 81/686(1638).
E 403/675.
See above no. 989 [l425] .
C 81/1546/16 (v). For
'November 3' read
'November 23'.
C 81/686(1690).
C 81/687(1701).
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1422-9, 295.
C 81/687(1727).
C 81/687(1753).
E 403^677.
Reference not traced.
E 403 '680.
C 81/687(1798).
C 81/688(1817).
C 81/688(1818).
Cal. Close R. 1422-9, 360;
C 81/688(1833).
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1428
1013 1427. Nov. 3-
E 403/683.
1050 1431, Nov. 3 -
E 403/700.
1428, Feb. 21
1432, Feb. 25
1014 [c. Mar. l]
SC 8/308(15359).
1051 July 7
C 81/1543(64B). For
1015 May 18
E 403/686.
'1432' read '1422'.
1016 June 16
C 81/1182.
1052 June 5 -July 15
F 403/703.
1017 July 8
C 81/689(1918-26).
1053 July 21
C 81/1203.
1018 July 8
C 47/22/11(42-44).
1054 October 13
C 81/1204.
1019 December 1
C 81/689(1971).
1055 October 18
Reference not traced.
1020 December 2
C 81/689(1973-4).
1056 November 29
0 81/695(2597).
1021 December 2
C 81/689(1975).
1057 November 30
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 197.
1022 December 2
E 39/92/3.
1058 November 30
0 81/695(2600).
1023 December 2
E 39/40.
1433
1429
1059 February 19
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 201,
1024 1428, Nov. 3-
E 403/687.
202.
1429, Feb. 5
1060 1432, Nov. 4 -
E 403/706.
1025 February 10
1026 February 15
C 81/689(1994).
0 81/689(1999).
1433, Mar. 2
1061 April 15
C 81/697(2703, 2741,
2793 ?).
0 81/697(2708).
1027 May 10
1028 June 8
1029 June 15
1030 July 12
1031 Apr. 18 -July 14
C 81/690(2049-50).
Cal. Close R. 1422-9, 439.
1062 April 29
C 81/690(2063-4).
E 39/92/13.
E 403/689.
1063 June 26- July 7
1064 August 7
1065 November 16
1066 November 21
E 403/709.
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 216.
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 292.
C 81/678(2803).
1067 November 24
E 39/99/69.
1430
1068 December 1
0 81/698(2807).
1032 January 24
0 81/691(2182).
1069 December 1
0 81/698(2808).
1033 1429, Oct. 15-
E 403/691.
1434
1430, Apr. 12
1034 May 9 - July 19
E 403/695.
1070 February 16
0 81/698(2839).
1035 October 8
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 70.
1071 February 19
0 81/698(2853).
1036 October 14
Reference not traced.
1072 1433, Oct. 7 -
E 403/712.
1037 December 11
E 39/4/7A.
1434, Feb. 25
1038 December 15
E 39/92/20.
1073 May 10
0 81/698(2899).
1074 [May :^ ]
0 81/699(2962).
1431
1075 May 13
0 81/699(2904).
1039 January S
0 8 1/693 (2323 B).
1076 June 2
0 81/1208.
1040 January 10
E 101/52/33.
1077 May 12 - July 12
E 403/716.
1041 January 16
0 47/22/7(61).
1078 October 28
0 81/699(2970).
1042 January 16
0 81/693(2313).
1079 November 17
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 348.
1043 January 19
0 81/693(2318-9).
1435
1044 March 15
0 81/693(2362).
1045 1430, Nov. 8 -
E 403/697.
1080 1434, Nov. 5 -
E 403/717.
1431, Mar. 16
1435, Feb. 21
1046 May 1
E 101/52/15.
1081 June 25
0 81/700(3060).
1047 May 5
Cal. Close R. 1429-35, 117.
1082 July 12
0 81/700(3081).
1048 Apr. 26 - July 18
E 403/698.
1083 May 31 - July 31
E 403/719.
1049 December 29
C 81/694(2455).
1084 October 26
0 81/701(3108).
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Vol 4
1435
1085 October 31
1086 October 31
1087 November 24
1088 December 10
1436
1089 February 3
1090 1435, Nov. 5 -
1436, Mar. 6
1091 April 2
1092 May 2
1093 May 12
1094 May 14
1095 June 27
1096 May 2 - Aug. 28
1097 Mich, term
1437
1098 1436, Oct. 8 -
1437, Mar. 18
1099 1431, May 26 -
1437, Apr. 17
1100 May 8
1101 Mich, term
1102 July 13-18
1103 November 30
1438
1104 February 15
1105 February 23
1106 February 23
1107 February 23
1108 March 7
1109 1437, Nov. 21 -
1438, Mar. 26
1110 March 28
nil March 31
1112 April 2
1113 May 14
1114 May 14
1115 July 12
1116 May 13-July 15
1117 November 10
1118 November 11
1119 November 12
1120 [1438]
1121
C 81/701(3113).
C 81/701(3114).
C 81/701(3131).
C 81/701(3140).
Reference not traced.
E 403/721. In second
entry, for '200' read '250'
C 81/1216.
C 81/702(3280).
Reference not traced.
C 81/1546.
Cal. Close R. 1435-41, 66.
E 403/724.
Indexes 7037, anno 15.
E 403/725.
E 101/408/13.
E 403/727.
E 101/408/24.
C 81/707(3777); C 81/708
(3805).
E 39/92/31.
C 81/710(4087).
C 81/711 (4116).
C 81/711(4117).
C 81/711(4118).
C 81/711(4143).
E 403/729.
C 81/711(4175).
E 39/41.
C 81/711(4181-2).
C 81/712(4240).
C 81/712(4243).
C 81/713(4335).
E 403/732.
C 81/714(4434).
C 81/714(4436).
C 81/714(4447 B).
C 81/711(4180 8).
C 81/715(4578 8).
1439
1122 February 10
1123 February 10
1124 February 10
1125 Oct. 31 - Feb. 21
1126 March 7
1127 March 14
1128 March 16
1129 May 15
1130 May 26
1131 June 12
1132 May 19 - June 19
1133 November 23
1134 November 23
1135 Oct. 29 -Dec. 11
1136 December 12
1137 December 16
1440
1138 Easter term
1139 April 12
1140 May 3
1141 May 11
1142 Apr. 25- July 16
1143 September 25
1 144 November 16
1145 December 12
1441
1146 February 10
1147 April 15
1148 May 14
1149 November 4
1150 November 4
1442
1151 February 4
1152 1441, Oct. 25-
1442, Feb. 24
1153 March 18
1154 December 26
1443
1155 1442, Nov. 10 -
1443, Apr. 6
1156 [1440-43,
Apr. 12]
C 81/715(4578).
C 81/715(4579).
C 81/715(4580).
E 403/733.
C 81/716(4639).
C 81/716(4669).
C 81/716(4673).
C 81/717(4785).
C 81/718(4811).
C 81/718(4859).
E 403/734.
C 81/720(5096).
C 81/720(5097).
E 403/736.
C 81/721(5129).
C 81/721(5139).
Indexes 7037, anno 18.
C 81/723(5314).
C 81/1425(22 8).
C 81/717(4778).
E 403/738.
C 81/717(1425).
C 81/726(5683).
C 81/1424(1637).
C 81/727(5744).
C 81/728(5882-3).
C 81/729(5929).
Reference not traced.
C 81/731(6126).
C 81/1321(6292-4).
E 403/743.
C 81/733(6385).
C 81/734(6675).
E 403/747.
C 81/1432/53 and 54. For
'[1440-43, Apr. 12] '
read ' [before 15 July,
1440] '.
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121
Vol
Vol 4
1443
1157 May 16
1158 May 12- June 7
[before 15 July]
1159 July 23
1160 October 20
C 81/738(6843).
E 403/750.
See above no. 1156 [l440-
43 Apr. 12] .
Reference not traced.
Cal. Close R. 1441-7, 303.
1444
1161 February 5
1162 February 5
1163 February 13
1 164 February 15
1165 Feb. 19-20
1166 April 26
1167
1168
1169 May 20
1170 [Sept.]
1171 Oct. 22- No\
1172 November 28
1173 December 29
C 81/741(7186-7).
C 81/741(7188).
C 81/742(7220).
C 81/742(7231).
E 403/751.
C 81/743(7321).
Cal. Close R. 1441-7, 221.
Cal. Close R. 1441-7, Til.
Aug. 18 E 403/753.
Reference not traced.
Nov. 21 E 403/756.
0 81/745(7545).
C 81/745(7576).
1445
1174 Hilary term
1175 February 6
1176 April 12
1177 May 7 -June 19
1178 August 7
1179 [Aug.] 19
1180 November 22
1181 November 22
1182 December 5
December 15
1446
1183 January 29
1184 February 1
1185 Nov. 20 - Feb. 5
1186 June 1
1187 June 23
1188 June 28
1189 July 12-14
1190 July 28
1191 Mich, term
1192 October 13
1193 Nov. 19- Dec. 3
Indexes 7037, anno 23.
C 81/746(7626).
Cal. Close R. 1441-7, 254;
0 81/742(7299).
E 403/757.
C 81/747(7796).
0 81/748(7809).
C 81/749(7908).
0 81/749(7909).
0 81/749(7939).
See below no. 1195 (1446,
December 15).
Reference not traced.
0 76/128, m. 4.
E 403/759.
0 81/751(8137).
0 81/751(8185-91).
0 81/751(8193-4).
E 403/762.
0 81/752(8258).
Indexes 7037, anno 25.
0 81/753(8375).
E 403/765.
1194 December 6
1195 December 15
1196 [1423-46]
1447
1197 April 29
1198 July 9
1199 July 14
1200 Apr. 27- July 24
1201 October 3
1202 October 9
1203 November 20
1448
1204 1447, Oct. 26 -
1448, Feb. 14
1205 April 23
1206 April 27
1207 June 8
1208 Apr. 26 - July 8
1209 November 24
1210 December 8
1449
1211 1448, Dec. 2-
1449, Apr. 7
1212 May 10
1213 July 10
1214 May 17 - July 29
1215 September 17
1216 September 18
1217 October 16
1218 October 16
1219 October 23
1220 November 3
1221 November 14
1222 November 15
1450
1223 1449, Oct. 16 -
1450, Mar. 31
1224 June 9
1225 June 12- July 2
1226 August 24
1227 August 27
1228 November 3
1229 November 9
C 81/753/8375.
E 39/2/33. For '1446' read
'1445'.
0 81/1548A(25).
C 81/755(8533).
C 81/1253.
0 76/129, m. 11.
E 403/767.
0 81/756(8665).
C 81/756(8668).
C 81/756(8684).
E 403/770.
0 81/757(8775).
0 81/757(8781).
0 81/758(8830).
E 403/771.
0 81/759(8919).
C 81/759(8936).
E 403/773.
E 39/92/4.
E 39/92/15.
E 403/775.
E 39/3/3.
E 39/93/17.
C 81/1546.
C 81/1546.
C 81/1546(40 8).
E 39/2/45.
E 39/99/85.
E 39/92/21.
E 403/777.
E 39/42.
E 403/779.
0 81/762(9245).
0 81/762(9249).
0 81/762(9282).
0 81/762(9285).
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1450
1230 Nov. 9 -25
1451
1231 1450, Oct. 21 -
1451, Apr. 8
1232 April 23
1233 April 27
1234 May 13
1235 July 27
1236 May 20 - Aug. 9
1237 July 23
1238 August 13
1239 August 14
1240 [Aug. 14]
1241 August 28
1452
1242 1451, Dec. 11 -
1452, Jan. 27
1243 June 5
1244 May 26 - July 14
1245 July 6-17
1246 October 24
1453
1247 1452, Nov. 24-
1453, Mar. 5
1248 March 20
1249 April 18
1250 April 21
1251 May 16
1252 May 20
1253 May 1-22
1254 May 22
1255 May 22
1256 May 22
1257 May 23
1258 May 23
1259 June 2
1260 May 13 - June 8
1261 July 5
1262 August 27
1263 [c. Aug. 31]
1264 October 24
1454
1265 January 4
Vol 4
1454
C 81/763(9301).
E 403/781.
C 81/763(9392).
C 81/763(9397).
C 81/764(9430).
E 39/92/22. Duplicate,
E 39/45.
E 403/784.
Reference not traced.
E 39/2/40.
E 39/92/16.
E 39/4/7.
E 39/49.
E 403/786.
C 81/1458.
C 81/766(9664).
E 403/789.
C 81/767(9716).
E 403/791.
C 81/1461(2361-2).
E 39/92/23.
C 81/768(9832).
C 81/1462(2667).
C 81/768(9851).
C 81/768(9836. 9854).
C 81/768(9855).
C 81/768(9856).
C 81/768(9857-8).
E 39/46.
E 39/99/83.
C 81/768(9863).
E 403/793.
E 39/47.
Cal. Close R. 1447-54, 450.
C 81/768(9895).
C 81/769(9907).
Cal. Close R. 1447-54.
1266 1453, Nov. 6 - E 403/795.
1455, Feb. 19
1267 May 20 C 81/769(9920).
1268 July 13-16 E 403/798.
1455
1269 February 7-20
1270 March 15
1271 June 3
1272 July 7-15
[1455], July 21
1273 August 4
1274 November 27
1456
1275 Feb. 22- June 10
1276 May 12
1277 July 10-12
1278 August 2
1457
1279 1456, Oct. 28-
1457, Feb. 14
1280 May 27
1281 June 10
1282 June 19
1283 May 14 - July 15
1284 August 6
1285 August 8
1286 October 4
1287 Oct. 17 - 24
1288 November 2
1289 November 15
1290 November 18
1291 November 22
1292 November 26
1293 December 31
[1455-75]
E 403/800.
C 81/769(9985).
C 81/770(10096).
E 403/801.
See below no. 1307 (1460,
July 21).
C 81/771(10117-8).
E 403/806.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61, 142,
143.
C 81/771(10171).
E 403/807.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61, 99.
E 403/809.
C 81/773(10361).
E 39/5/9.
C 81/773(10378).
E 403/810.
E 39/48. Great Seal of
James IV is wrongly
appended to this document.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61, 263.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61. 232,
233.
E 403/812.
C 81/774(10424).
E 39/96/3.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61, 235.
C 81/774(10441).
Cal. Close R. 1454-61, 241,
242.
E 39 '99/80.
See below no. 1303
(1442-59).
1458
1294 May 10 - Ji
19 E 403/814-6.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol
Vol 4
1458
1295 July 11
1459
1296 1458, Nov. 22-
1459, Mar. 5
1297 May 5
1298 May 6
1299 May 10
1300 May 9 - July 9
1301 July 13
1302 July 16
1303 11442-59]
1460
1304 February 20
1305 March 20
1306 June 3
1307 [1460] , July 21
1308 August 12
1309 August 21
1310 August 26
1311 [c. Nov. 17]
1312 [1422-60]
1461
1313 1460, Oct. 27-
1461, Feb. 9
1314 April 23
1315 June 19
1316 July 1
1317 June 9 - July 17
1318 July 21
1319 November 19
1320 [c. Dec. 26]
1321 December 28
1462
1322 [c. Feb. 14]
1323 [c. Feb. 16]
1324 February 16
1325 February 18
C 81/775(10502).
E 403/817.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61, 325.
C 81/1294.
C 81/776(10622).
E 403/819.
C 81/1473.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61. 330.
SC 8/68(3355). For '[1442-59]
read '[1455-7?]'. See below,
part 2, no. 1083.
C 81/777(10765).
C 81/778(10801).
Reference not traced.
C 47/22/7 (65). For
'[1460] ' read ' [l455] '.
Cal. Pat. R. 1452-61. 589,
612.
Cal. Close R. 1454-61. 455.
C 81/778(10877).
C 81/1477(6631 B).
C 47/22/7(67).
E 403/820.
C 81/782(48).
C 81/783(127, 119).
Reference not traced.
E 403/823.
C 81/784(256).
C 81/787(518).
C 81/1489(3701).
C 81/789(724).
C 81/1489(3726).
C 81/1489(3729).
Cal. Close R. 1461-8, 39,
40.
Cal. Close R. 1461-8, 38,
39.
1462
1326 1461, Nov. 7 -
1462, Feb. 25
1327 March 7
1328 March 31
1329 April 21
1330 July 17
1331 September 24
1332 October 19
1463
1333 1462, Oct. 6-
1463, Mar. 23
1334 March 30
1335 Apr. 28 - May 3
1336 May 6
1337 June 3
1338 June 25
1339 [c. Dec. 8]
1464
1340 [c. Mar. 20]
1341 April 11
1342 April 19
1343 [c. June 3]
1344 [c. June 3]
1345 [c. June 4]
1346 [c. June 14]
1347 July 9
1348 [1464]
1349
1465
1350 Jan. (') 1
1351 [Hilary term]
1352 [c. Feb. 21]
1353 March 24
1354 March 27
1355 [Easter]
1356 May 14
1357 May 16
June 1
1358 June 15
1359 June 22
1360 'Mich, term]
1361 November 11
E 403/824.
C 47/22/7(68-69).
Reference not traced.
C 81/22(11758).
C 81/792(1006).
C 81/792(1052).
C 81/1547(2 8).
E 403/827 A.
C 81/1492(3874).
Cal. Pat. R. 1461-7, 263.
Cal. Pat. R. 1461-7, 271.
C 81/1492(3891).
C 81/1493(3906).
C 81/1493(3927).
C 81/1493(3948).
E 39/93/4.
E 403/832.
C 81/1494(3978-80).
C 81/1494(3981).
C 81/1494(3982).
C 81/1494(3994).
C 81/1495(4008).
C 49/62.
SC 8/138(6858).
E 39^2/25. For 'Jan. (') 1'
read 'June 1'.
Indexes 7040, anno 4.
C 81/1496(4076).
C 81/802(1614).
Cal. Close R. 1461-8, 279,
278.
E 405/42.
C 81/803(1668).
Reference not traced.
See above no. 1350 [l465,
Jan. (')l].
C 81/803(1696).
C 81/1497(4132).
E 405/43.
C 81/805(1773).
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol
1362 November 28
E 39/93/3.
1396 August 18
C 81/835(3294).
1363 December 12
E 39/51.
1397 August 26
C 81/1503(4405).
1398 [Mich.l
E 405/54.
1466
1399 December 18
C 81/837(3378).
1364 March 7
C 81/807(1870).
1400 December 24
C 81/837(3383).
1365 March 10
C 81/1379.
1366 March 11
C 81/807(1874).
1472
1367 December 18
C 81/810(2028).
1401 October 23
C 81/1503(4495).
1402 November 5
Cal. Close R. 1468-76, 258.
1467
1368 February 22
C 81/817(2370).
1473
1369 June 25
C 81/1498(4197).
1403 February 1
C 81/843(3654).
1370 July 1
C 81/812(2114).
1404 [Mich, term]
E 405/55.
1371 July 13
E 403/838.
1405 March 25
E 39/53.
1372 August 11
C 81/813(2179); C 81/815
1406 [Easter term]
E 405/56.
(2269).
[1473], July 13
See below no. 1430 [ 1475,
1373 [Mich, term]
Indexes 7040, anno 7.
July 13].
1374 Oct. 22 - Nov. 9
E 403/839.
1407 July 31
C 81/845(3764).
[1473, c. July]
See below no. 1431 [l475,
1468
c. July] .
1375 May 8
C 81/1499(4228).
1408 September 10
E 39/5/14.
1376 June 2
C 81/818(2443).
1409 September 28
E 39/52. On p. 286, 1. 14,
1377 June 17
C 81/1379.
for 'Lyndesday' read
1378 June 17
C 81/1499(4239).
'Lyndesay'; 1. 24, for
1379 June 1 - 25
E 403/840.
'carved' read 'curved'.
1380 July 27
C 81/820(2514).
1410 November 6
E 39/102/21.
1381 October 20
E 403/841.
1411 November 10
C 81/845(3797).
1382 November 28
C 81/823(2660).
1412 [Mich, term]
E 405/57.
1469
1474
1383 April 28
E 403/843.
1413 [Easter term]
E 405/58.
1384 May 4
C 81/826(2811).
1414 July 29
C 81/849(3977).
1385 June 3
C 81/827(2851).
1415 August 5
Cal. Pat. R. 1467-77, 466.
1416 October 25
E 39/99/96.
1470
1417 October 26
E 39/2/13.
1386 May 18
C 81/831(3090).
1418 November 3
E 39/54.
1387 July 15
E 39/99/91.
1419 [c. Nov. 3]
C 81/1508.
1388 November 13
C 81/780(11033).
1420 November 5
E 39/96/19.
1389 December 7
C 81/780(11053).
1421 December 3
E 39/99/88; E 39/96/27.
1390 December 18
C 81/780(11060).
1475
1471
1422 Januarv 16
E 39/96/20.
1391 February 10
C 81/780(11080).
1423 [c. Jan.]
C 49/37/3.
1392 February 19
Cal. Close R. 1468-76, 152,
1424 February 3
E 39/1/32.
153.
1425 February 3
E 39/96/21.
1393 February 22
Cal. Close R. 1468-76, 171.
1426 Feb. 23-27
Cal. Pat. R. 1467-77, 482,
1394 July 13
E 403/844.
483.
1395 August 7
0 81/1502(4399).
1427 March 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1467-77, 513.
PARTI: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1475
1428 [Easter term]
E 405/60.
1461 July 10
Cal. Close R. 1476-85, 154.
1429 May 8
E 39/92/33.
[1479, autumn]
See above no. 1436 [ 1476.
1430 [1475], July 13
E 39/102/22. For
read '[1473]'.
•[1475]'
1480
Feb.].
1431 [1475, c. July]
E 39/96/28. For '
read '[l473]'.
[1475]'
1462 Feb. 8 - Mar. 1
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 175,
177, 176, 174.
1432 [Mich, term]
E 405/62.
1463 [Easter term]
E 405/68.
1433 November 18
C 81/855(4270-1).
1464 [Trinity term]
Indexes 7040, anno 20.
1476
1465 Mar. 14 - Sept. 13 Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 190,
192-6, 198-200, 203-9,
1434 [early Jan.]
E 39/102/23.
211-12.
1435 January 31
E 39/102/24.
1466 [Mich, term]
E 405/69.
1436 [Feb.]
E 39/102/25. For
•[1476,
Feb.] ' read '[l479.
1481
autumn] '.
1467 [Hilary term]
Indexes 7040, anno 20.
1437 February 3
E 39/55.
1468 June 7
1469 [c. June 22]
C 81/1520(5262).
1438 February 16
E 39/102/26.
C 81/1521(5344).
1439 February 18
C 81/856(4304).
1470 August 22
C 81/1520(5273).
1440 February 20
Cal. Close R. 1468-/6, 3y3,
1471 Mar. 10 - Sept. 5 Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 268,
394.
269, 270, 272, 274, 284,
1441 February 29
C 81/856(4314).
286.
1442 October 30
0 81/1512(4855).
1443 [Mich, term]
E 405/63.
1482
1477
1472 February 21
1473 1481, Nov. 21 -
C 81/880(5513).
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 246,
1444 January 31
E 39/102/27.
1482, Mar. 1
248, 252, 260.
1445 February 2
E 39/92/9.
1474 [Easter term]
E 405/70.
1446 February 3
E 39/56.
1475 June 10
1476 June 11
1477 June
E 39/92/17.
1447 [Easter term]
E 405/64.
E 39/92/38.
1448 April 28
E 39/102/28.
C 81/1521(5345).
1478 [Mich, term]
E 405/71.
1478
1479 August 2
E 39/96/14.
1449 January 31
E 39/96/13.
1480 August 4
E 39/92/10.
1450 February 3
E 39/60.
1481 October 11
E 39/50.
1451 February 19
E 39/102/29.
1482 October 12
E 39/100/104.
1452 March 31
E 39/102/30.
1483 October 27
E 39/5/20.
1453 May 2
Cal. Close R. 1476-85, 108.
1484 October 27
E 39/99/86.
1454 [Mich, term]
E 405/66.
1485 December 3
Reference not traced.
1479
1483
1455 January 23
C 81/1516(5054).
1486 January 12
E 39/63/1, 2.
1456 [1479], Mar. 4
E 39/102/31.
1487 January 23
C 81/884(5721-2).
1457 March 25
C 81/868(4938).
1488 [Hilary term]
Indexes 7040, anno 22.
1458 April 8
C 81/868(4942).
1489 February 11
E 39/57.
1459 April 26
Cal. Close R. 1476-85, 152.
1490 February 13
C 81/884(5734).
1460 May 10 - July 6
E 403/850.
1491 [c. Feb.]
SC 1/60/89.
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PART 1: REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1483
1487
1492 July 24
1493 September 10
1484
1494 February 12
1495 February 15
1496 March 8
1497 April 25
1498 July 15
1499 August 16
1500 August 17
1501 August 30
1502 August 31
September 5
1503 September 21
1504 September 21
1505 September 21
1506 September 22
1507 September 24
1508 October 21
1509 November 18
1510 December 21
1485
1511 February 28
1512 March 3
1513 April 18
1514 April 20
1515 November 6
1516 December 24
1486
1517 February 4
1518 March 7
1519 May 3
1520 May 6
1521 July 3
1522 July 7
1523 July 14
1524 October 24
1525 November 21
1487
1526 April 16
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 462.
Cal. Close R. 1476-85, 330.
Cal. Fat. R. 1476-85, 459.
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 456.
Cal. Close R. 1476-85,315.
C 81/896(516).
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 487.
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 482.
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 487.
E 39/2/29.
E 39/2/32.
See below no. 1507 (1484,
September 24).
C 81/900(736).
E 39/93/14.
E 39/92/28.
E 39/2/39; E 39/96/24.
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 485.
For 'September 24' read
'September 5'.
E 39/2/26.
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 507.
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 507.
C 81/505(961).
Cal. Pat. R. 1476-85, 540.
C 47/22/11 (53).
Cal. Close R. 1476-85, 425.
C 82/4.
C 82/5.
C 82/7.
C 82/8.
C 82/10.
E 39/92/30.
E 39/93/10.
C 82/14.
C 82/12.
E 39/2/6.
Cal. Close R. 1485-1500,
46.
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1485-96,
1526 April 16
Contd.
1527 iMich. term]
1528 October 15
1529 November 7
1530 November 28
1531 December 6
1532 December 18
1488
1533 January 18
1534 [Easter term]
1535 April 1
1536 April 28
1537 May 1
1538 May 5
1539 May
1540 July 12
1541 July 18
1542 July 19
1543 September 24
1544 [Mich, term]
1545 October 23
1546 October 24
1489
1547 February 12
1548 March 30
1549 [Easter term_
1550 July 18
1551 [Mich, term]
1552 November 10
1490
1553 February 8
1554 February 8
1555 February 8
1556 February 12
1557 February 28
1558 March 28
1559 April 4
1560 [Easter term
1561 April 17
1562 May 20
1563 May 22
1564 May 30
1565 July 22
1566 [Mich, term]
1567 December 8
nos. 227, 228, 229.
E 403/2558.
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94, 193.
C 82/32.
E 39/5/2.
C 82/33.
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94, 199.
C 82/34.
E 403/2558, fo. 11.
C 82/37.
C 82/37.
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94, 224.
C 82/38.
C 82/38.
C 82/40.
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94, 191.
C 82/40.
C 82/44.
E 403/2558, fos. 13-15.
C 82/45.
Reference not traced.
C 82/49.
C 82/50.
E 403/2558, fo. 17.
C 82/54.
E 403/2558, fos. 19, 20.
C 82/60.
C 82/63.
C 82/63.
C 82/63.
Reference not traced.
C 82/63.
C 82/64.
C 82/65.
E 403/2558, fo. 21.
C 82/65.
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94, 314.
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94, 322.
C 82/66.
C 82/68.
E 403/2558, fo. 25.
C 82/75.
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127
Vol 4
Vol 4
1491
1495
1568 February 26
C 82/77.
1608 March 22
C 82/132.
1569 February 26
C 82/77.
1609 March 25
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
16.
1570 Easter
E 403/2558, fo. 27, 28.
1610 March 28
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
16.
1571 April 17
E 39/5/12.
1611 [Easter term]
E 403/2558, fo. 53.
1572 May 20
C 82/80.
1612 May 22
C 82/331.
1573 May 23
Cal. Pat. R. 1485-94,
344.
1613 May 24
C 82/331.
1574 June 14
C 82/81.
1614 June 25
C 82/135.
1575 June 19
C 82/81.
1615 July 13
C 82/331.
1576 [Mich, term]
E 403/2558, fos. 29-
31.
1616 July 30
C 82/136.
1577 October 22
C 82/86.
1617 July 30
C 82/136.
1578 [1491], Nov. 16
E 39/100/103.
1618 July 30
1619 September 15
C 82/136.
C 82/140.
1492
1620 [Mich, term]
E 403/2558, fos. 56, 58
1579 January 28
C 82/89.
1621 December 20
C 47/22/11(54).
1580 March 18
E 39/64.
1581 [Easter term]
E 403/2558, fo. 34.
1496
1582 May 5
C 82/93.
1622 May 5
C 82/148.
1583 May 17
Cal. Pat. R. 1475-94,
381.
1623 September 13
C 82/332.
C 82/93.
1624 [Mich, term]
E 403/2558, fo. 65.
1584 [Mich, term]
E 403/2558, fo. 38.
1625 November 12
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
74.
1585 October 17
E 39/5/15.
1626 December 1
E 39/100/128.
1586 November 3
E 39/99/78.
1627 December 26
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
91.
90,
1493
1587 [Easter term]
E 403/2558, fo. 39.
1497
1588 May 28
C 82/329.
1628 February 13
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
116.
1589 July 6
Cal. Close R. 1485-1500,
1629 April 22
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
116.
210.
1630 June 7
C 82/163.
1590 Julv 8
C 82/331.
1631 June 7
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
110.
1591 July 18
C 82/329.
1632 June 20
C 82/163.
1592 July 20
E 39/99/72.
1633 June 24
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
118.
1593 July 28
C 82/329.
1634 July 1
C 82/164.
1594
C 82/331.
1635 July 5
SP 58/22.
1595 July 29
E 39/102/32.
1636 September 5
C 82/168.
1596 July 31
E 39/99/54.
1637 [Oct. ']
C 82/331.
1597 July 31
E 39/99/71.
1638 December 1
C 82/171.
1598 [Mich, term]
E 403/2558, fo. 41.
1639 December 12
C 82/171.
1599 November 16
C 82/114.
1640 December 13
1641 December 26
C 82/171.
C 54/376, m. 23 d.
1494
[Omitted from Cal. Close
1600 March 26
E 36/254, pp. 1-4.
R., 1485-1500] .
1601 [Easter term]
E 403/2558, fo. 45.
1642 December (?) 26
C 82/194.
1602 [Easter term]
E 403/2558, fo. 46.
1603 April 7
C 82/331.
1498
1604 June 6
Cal. Pat. R. 1435-94,
, 469.
1643 January 15
C 54/376, m. 24 d.
For 'June 6' read 'J
[une 7'.
[Omitted from Cal. Close
1605 September 12
C 82/126.
R., 1485-1500] .
1606 [Mich, term]
E 403/2558, fos. 50,
51.
1644 February 10
E 39/2/4.
1607 November 18
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509, 7.
1645 June 24
C 82/177.
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r 1: REFERENCE
S AND CORRECTIC
)NS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1498
1502
1646 July 24
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509, 136.
1682 January 24
E 39/93/12.
1647 November 4
C 82/184.
1683 January 26
C 82/227.
1648 November 4
C 82/184.
1684 March 8
E 101/413/11.
1649 November 26
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509, 160.
1685 April 23
1686 October 3:
I
E 101/415/7.
C 82/237.
1499
1687 November
7
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509.
327.
1650 Easter
E 403/2558,
fo. 84.
1688 November
12
E 101/415/7.
1651 April 21
C 82/189.
1689 November 21
E 101/415/7.
1652 May 15
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509, 176.
1690 December
10
E 39/99/84.
1653 June 28
C 82/332.
1691 December
10
E 39/5/8.
1654 July 2
C 82/332.
1692 December
10
E 39/5/13.
1655 July 20
E 39/5/22.
1693 December
17
E 39/58.
1656 August 1
C 82/332.
1694 December
17
E 39/59.
1657 September 8
C 82/331.
1695 December 17
E 39/81.
1658 September 11
C 82/332.
1696 December
19
E 39/4/16.
1659 November 23
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509, 187.
1697 December
20
E 39/2/28.
1660 December 16
C 82/332.
1503
1500
1698 March 8
E 101/415/7.
1661 March 3
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509, 202.
1699 March 15
E 101/415/7.
1662 March 8
Cal. Close R. 1485-1500,
1700 March 20
E 101/415/7.
355.
1701 April 3
C 82/243.
1663 March 11
C 82/202.
1702 April 16
E 101/415/7.
1664 July 6
C 82/206.
1703 May 4
C 82/244.
1665 July 27
C 82/207.
1704 May 19
E 101/415/7.
1666 August 2
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509,
1705 May 19
E 101/415/7.
206.
1706 May 24
E 39/61.
1667 December 20
C 82/253.
1707 May 26
E 39/92/40.
1501
1708 May 26
E 39/4/9.
1709 May 29
E 39/99/60.
1668 March 4
C 82/216.
1710 May 29
E 39/2/31.
1669 March 7
C 82/216.
1711 May 29
E 39/96/15.
1670 May 9
C 82/218.
1712 May 30
E 39/4/8.
1671 May 26
C 82/218.
1713 May 31
E 39/4/15.
1672 May 29
Cal. Pat. R.
1494-1509,
1714 June 1
E 39/92/29.
244.
1715 June 1
E 101/415/7.
1673 September 5
[Not traced
in MS. or Cal.
1716 June 2
E 101/415/7.
Close R.,
1485-1500] .
1717 June 4
E 101/415/7.
1674 September 7
C 82/223.
1718 June 6
E 39/79.
1675 October 8
E 39/27.
1719 June 6
E 39/90.
1676 October 8
E 39/92/2.
1720 June 14
E 101/415/7.
1677 November 10
E 101/415/:
1721 June 14
E 101/415/7.
1678 November 28
C 82/225.
1722 June 21
1723 June 21
E 101/415/7.
E 101/415/7.
1502
1724 June 22
E 101/415/7.
1679 January 24
E 101/415/:
1725 June 26
E 101/415/7.
1680 January 24
E 39/92/18.
1726 June 29
E 101/415/7.
1681 January 24
E 39/92/12.
1727 June 30
E 101/415/7.
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129
Vol
1728 [1503] , July 12
1729 1502, Mich. -
1503, Mich.
1730 November 16
1731 November 20
1732 December 4
1504
1733 January 20
1734 March 8
1735 March 13
1736 March 13
1737 April 19
1738 April 26
1739 Nov. 9 - 16
1505
1740 July 9
1741 July 22
1742 August 25
1743 September 5
1506
1744 April 9
1745 1505, Sept. 30 -
1506, Sept. 30
1746 October 21
1507
1747 April 2
E 39/96/26. For 'Appendix
I, no. 36' read 'Appendix
I, no. 37'.
E 101/415/10. In 1. 2, for
'Wardrope' read
'Wardrobe'; 1. 8, for
'Appendix I, no. 37' read
'Appendix I, no. 36'.
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509, 343.
Cat. Pat. R. 1494-1509, 364.
C 82/253.
C 82/254.
C 82/256.
Cal. Close R. 1500-9, 106.
E 39/5/16.
E 39/5/17.
C 82/257.
C 47/22/6(42).
C 82/273.
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
403.
C 82/276.
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
442. For 'September 5'
read 'September 1'.
C 82/284.
E 361/8, fo. 25v.
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
502.
Vol 4
1221
1752 [1221]
1753 September 19
1255
1754 November 3
1260
1755 [1238-60]
1756 [1250-60]
Sept. 14
1757 [c. 1260]
1261
1758 1258, July 8 -
1261, July 25
1265
1759 October 8
1278
1760 June 26
1280
1761 [1278-80]
1762 [1280] , Aug.
1282
1763 [1282] [c.
Oct. 6]
DL 25/1650.
DL 25/1331.
Reference not traced. In
4, for 'and heir of
William son' read 'of
William son and heir'.
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/
19. Formerly C 47/22/4
(72).
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/
39. Formerly C 47/22/6
(43).
Transferred to SRO, RH 5/
40. Formerly C 47/22/6
(44).
E 361/1.
C 145/29(47).
C 47/1/2(3- 4).
C 47/22/4(54). For
' [1278-80] ' read
'[1300]'.
Cal. Inq. Misc., 1219-1307,
no. 2039.
Reference not traced.
1508
1748 March
1749 April 21
1750 July 31
1751 December 12
SC 1/51/125.
C 82/312.
Cal. Pat. R. 1494-1509,
585.
Cal. Close R. 1500-9, 359.
1288
1764 May 12
1765 May (?) 27
1292
1766 February 27
SC 1/30/85.
C 47/22/11(55).
C 81/4(376).
130
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1296
1302
1767 April 1
E 101/354/3.
[1302 ?]
See above no. 1773 [ 1297-
1768 [1296] , May
C 47/22/13(1).
8] and below nos. 1792
1769 December 20
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
[1303] and 1795 [l299-
no. 438.
1303] .
1770
E 352/94.
1303
1297
1789 June 30
C 148/118.
1771 [1297]
C 47/22/11(56).
1790 June 27 - 30
C 143/43(13).
1791 July 10
Not traced. For full text as
1298
enrolled, see Treaty
1772 Mav 21
DL 36/1(104).
Rolls, i, 159-64.
1773 [1297-8]
C 47/22/11(57). For
1792 [1303]
C 47/22/11(73). For
'[1297-8] ' read
'[1303] ' read '[l302?] '.
'[1302?]'.
1793 [1303]
C 47/22/11(74).
1794 December 28
C 47/22/11(75).
1299
1795 [1299-1303]
C 47/22/11(76). For
1774 December 28
C 47/22/8(4).
'[1299-1303] ' read
'[1302?]'.
1300
1796 Apr. 15 - Oct. 28 C 81/1702.
1775 [1300]
C 47/22/11(58).
1304
January 16
See below no. 1784.
1776 [June]
Cal. Inq. P.M. 1292-1300,
1797 January 3
C 148/140. For full text,
no. 583.
see also Stevenson,
1777 [Feb. 26]
C 145/59(77).
Documents, ii, 465-6.
1778 March 19
C 47/1/6(25-27).
1798 April 1
C 47/22/4(51).
1779 April 11
C 47/1/6(36-39).
1799 April 1
C 47/22/6(46).
1780 [after July 24]
SC 8/117(5848).
1800 July
SC 8/29(1441).
1781 August 5
C 81/1700.
1801 August 22
C 81/1703.
1782 October 10
C81/22(2612B-E).
1802 November 6
C 47/22/11(97).
1783 November
E 101/612/75.
1803 [1304,
SC 8/69(3442). For
1784 January 16
DL 25/1300.
Christmas]
'[1304]' read ' [ 1305] '.
[1300]
See above no. 1761
1804 [c. 1304]
C 47/22/6(47).
[1278-80].
1805 [1304]
C 47/22/4(71).
1301
1806 [1304]
SC 8/10(482).
1785 [1301], Sept. 25
C 47/22/11(67). See also
1305
vol. ii, no. 1228.
1807 January 30
C 47/22/8(1).
1808 February 28
C 153, fo. 113.
1302
1809 [c. Mar.]
C 47/22/4(70).
1786 [1302], Sept. 3
E 101/482/21. [Cf.
1810 April 26
C 8 1/53 (5305 B).
Accounts ol the Masters
1811 October 3
C 81/54(5433 8).
of Works, vol. i, Ixiii -
1812 December 1
E 368/76, m. 76 d.
Ixviii].
1813 December 2
C 47/22/11(99-100).
1787 April 18
Reference not traced.
[1305,
See above no. 1803
1788 [end of 1302]
C 47/22/11(70-72).
Christmas]
[1304, Christmas].
REFERENCES AND CORRECTIONS
Vol 4
Vol 4
1305
1310
1814 [1305]
C 81/1767.
1838 July 31
C 148/119.
1815
SC 9/12, m. 13. For
'[1305]' read '[1305,
1312
autumn] '.
1839 August 7
SC 1/49/10.
1816
SC 9/26.
1817 [1304-5]
SC 8/138(6852).
1338
1818
SC 8/313/E67, SC 8/313/
1840 May 13
SC 8/218(10859-60). For
E82 and SC 8/326/E739.
'1338, May 13' read
1306
'[1348, c. Feb.]'.
1819 July 19
DL 25/1980.
1330
1820 October 2
E 101/13/20.
1841 June 2
E 39/2(7).
1821 October 7
E 40/15126.
1822 [before Nov.]
C 47/22/6(48).
1333
1823 December 15
DL 25/1451.
1842 November 1
E 39/96 (4).
1824 [1304-6]
1825 [1304-6]
SC 8/10(454).
SC 8/90(4496).
1843 November 1
E 39/2(5).
1826 [1306]
SC 8/105(5209).
1348
1307
[1348, c. Feb.]
See above no. 1840 (1338,
May 13).
1827 January 20
C 153, fo. 140.
1828 [c. Jan. 22]
Probably E 135/10/1.
1352
1829 May 23
1830 [before July]
1831 [1304-7]
SC 1/48(148).
SC 8/95(4727).
SC 8/106(5257).
1844 March 20
1845 April 12
E 39/96(5).
E 39/2(10).
1832 [1305-7]
C 81/1704.
1371
1833
1834 [1303-7]
1835 [1306-7]
SC 8/97(4846-7).
SC 8/109(5434).
C 47/22/4(55-57).
1846 October 31
1847 November 10
E 39/2(20).
E39/4(3A).
1836 [1307]
SC 8/43(2139).
1435
1308
1848 March 10
E 39/2(9).
1837 [c. 1307-8]
C 47/22/4(77). For ' [ c.
1307-8]' read '[early
1308] '. For certain
App. 1.
81 [1301], Mar.
App. 2. 1306, Mar. 3
Nov. 19
26 C 47/22/4(50).
E 101/14/2 and E 101/14/1.
corrections see Barrow,
Robert Bruce (1965), 251n
252n.
The remaining items in the Appendix are omitted here
having already appeared in the calendar above.
PART II
ADDITIONS
General Additions - Pages 135 - 305
Rotuli Scotiae : Letters of Attorney, - Pages 305 - 394
Respite of Debts, etc.
Rotuli Scotiae : Letters of Protection - Pages 395 -579
PART II: ADDITIONS
135
1218
1 November 10
Letter from Pope Honorius [llll to Pandulf, bishop-
elect of Norwich, papal chamberlain and legate.
[Orders him to inspect the composition made
between William late king of Scots and John late
king of England, and to confirm or annul it as he
thinks right.] Lateran. [SC 7/18/2] [In Foedera, I,
i, 157, dated 1219; Shirley, Royal Letters, i, no. 13;
Theiner, Monumenla, no. 15; Cal. Papal Letters, i,
59-60].
2 November 21
Bull of Pope Honorius [III], affirming the indepen-
dence of the church in Scotland from any jurisdic-
tion save that of the pope or his legate a latere, and
confirming the privileges of the realm. Lateran.
[SRO RH 5/3] [Formerly SC 7/18/32. In Stones,
Anglo-Scottish Relations, 14-16, with translation;
Theiner, Monumenta, no. 18. Facsimiles in Foedera,
I, i, 152-3; Nat. MSS. Scot., i, no. xlvii].
[1220]
3 [c. May 10]
Letter from R[ichardl, bishop of Durham, chancellor,
to H[ubert] de Burgh, justiciar. R[obert] de Veteri
Ponte met him at Andereshou in Richemundesira on
the morrow [8 May] of the Ascension, going out of
his right way for one day, since he had begun his
journey to the king's coronation. The writer told him
what the lord legate, [Pandulf], had enjoined him to
tell him, and Robert replied that he would by no
means omit to go to the king's coronation, and that
he would not put off the day appointed for him
against the countess of Augy [Alicia, countess of
Eu], in the king's court at the bench, on the octave
of Trinity, but that he would prefer to appear by
attorneys. This would hasten his return, since he is
to meet the king of Scotland at Twed and conduct
him to York, with other magnates, as was provided.
[SC 1/1/134] [In Shirley, Royal Letters, i, no. 99].
4 [c. September]
Letter from W[alter], archbishop of York, to H[ubert|
de Burgh, justiciar. [Details attempts of Roger
Bertram to obtain restoration of his castle, with the
aid of Hugh de Bolebec] Has received the king's
letters about conducting the king of Scotland, who
is to meet the king at York on the quindene of
Michaelmas [13 Oct.]. Asks for a writ of warranty in
an assise of darrein presentment brought against him
by Adam de Hattona concerning the church of
[1220]
4 [c. September] Contd.
Claureburc [unidentified]. [SC 1/1/103] [In Shirley,
Royal Letters, i, no. 132].
5 [c. October-November]
Letter from W[illiam] Marshal, earl [of Pembroke], to
King [Henry III], The king having commanded him to
deliver the castle [of Fotheringay] to Henry Foliot,
he has ordered his kinsman John Marshal to restore
the castle to the king's council [of regency], so as
not to hinder the business proceeding between the
king and the king of Scots. [SC 1/62/9] [Damaged.
For date, see vol. i, nos. 776, 778, 783].
[ 1224]
6 [c. April]
Letter from [ King Henry III] to [blank]. [Details
reasons why King Henry has given his sister
Eleanor to William Marshal. The marriage had been
discussed at the time of Pandulf's legacy.]
[William] Marshal, who is very powerful in
England and Ireland, declared that he wished to
remain unmarried no longer, and it was again feared
that he would marry the sister of the comte de Drus,
or the daughter of the duke of Brabant, who has
similarly been offered to him, or even the sister of
the king of Scotland, where no small peril would
have threatened King Henry, the closeness of
Scotland to Ireland, and the lands of [William]
Marshal, making the alliance the more dangerous.
[Considers the case of Philip II and Louis VIII of
France, who have preferred to marry their female
relatives to their own subjects. Examples cited.]
[SC 1/2/109] [Draft or copy. In Dip. Doc, i, no.
140; Shirley, Royal Letters, i, no. 211; Everett
Green, Lives of Princesses of England, ii, 445J .
7 [c. end July]
Letter from L[lewellyn] , prince of North Wales, to
King Henry [ill] . [The revolt of Fawkes de
Breaute, and his reception by Llewellyn. He has
now left him, although Llewellyn had every right to
receive him.] He does not tell of these things
because he is bound to excuse himself. He is of no
less liberty than the king of Scotland, who receives
outlaws from England with impunity. [ Fawkes de
Breaute has been treated badly by Henry, as has
Llewellyn himself.] [SC 1/4/19] [in Shirley,
Royal Letters, i, no. 201; Edwards, Ancient Corres-
pondence, Wales, 24-5; Chronicon de Lanercost, i,
445-6] .
136
[1228]
8 [1228]
Letter trom R[alph Nevill] , bishop of Chichester,
chancellor of Henry [ill] , to Duncan son of John.
He has written without success to Mr Matthew Scott,
chancellor of [Alexander II] , to ask that payment
should be made to Brother Arnulf, preceptor [of the
Hospitallers] of Scotland, for the writer's use, of
the sum of 13 merks as the ferm for the past Whitsun
term [1228] of the land of Segin [Seggie in
Leuchars, Fife] , in the writer's hands by reason of
his custody of the land and heir of Duncan de
Lasceles. If the writer's messenger sent for this
purpose cannot find the chancellor of Scotland, the
addressee is requested to pay the money to Brother
Arnulf, and to do so in future years until otherwise
instructed. [SC 1/6/7] .
9 [c. 1228]
Letter from O [ laf ] , king of the Isles, to King
Henry [ill] . Godred, king of Man and the Sodreys
had 2 sons ... a bastard, called Reginald, who as a
young man and adult ... to have wardship
(custodire) of the kingdom . . . converted all its
possessions to his own use, against the will of the
writer's brother. King John . . . delivered them from
him. [The writer's disputes with Reginald, who has
sent envoys to him.] Requests Henry's letters to
the king of Scotland . . . [Alan, lord] of Galloway
... to prohibit from attacks on Olaf and his
merchants ... to answer in Olaf 's court. He has
come to an agreement with G [eoffrey] de Marisco,
justiciar of Ireland, concerning piracy . . . Requests
King Henry's letters to the justiciar for help . . .
Credence for the bearer of these presents.
[SC 1/3/183] [Badly damaged].
[1229]
10 [c. June]
Letter from W [alter de Grey] , archbishop of York,
to R[alph Nevill], bishop of Chichester,
[chancellor] . [Details about an unexpected
demand by Hubert de Burgh, justiciar, for the arch-
bishop to give up Knaresborough castle.] Since he
heard of the king's illness he has delayed in the
parts of Gloucester, having been on the way to his
own parts to set forth to meet the king of Scots.
Asks to be informed by the bearer if perhaps it is
not necessary he should hasten to Northumberland
to meet him. [SC 1/6/113] [See Cal. Pat. R.
1225-32, 254] .
n
[Fragments of a bull from Pope Gregory IX,
addressed to Alexander, king of Scotland. Bulla.]
[E 39/100/141, 142].
[1237]
12 [ c. November - December]
Letter from [ Hugh de Bolebec, sheriff of
Northumberland], to [King Henry III], [The king
has ordered him to carry out extensive building and
repairs (details given) at the castles of Newcastle
upon Tyne and Bamburgh. Robert de Crepping has
not paid him the 200 marks he was to have received
from the demesne rents of Bamburgh for the keeping
of the county and royal castles for one year from
Michaelmas last, and he has kept them at his own
expense since the octave of Trinity. Gives details
of his expenditure; payment of crossbowmen at
Bamburgh to stop them leaving, and repairs of
bridges at the 2 castles. The aforesaid work will
cost £200, and the king must know that if it is all
to be done, he must provide the money necessary,
since the income of the county is insufficient to
allow the sheriff to meet the expense.] A knight,
David de Lyndesey, is building a house of remark-
able thickness [Oala castle] in Tynedale, held of
the king within the county of Northumberland by the
king of Scots, who is said to have assented to the
building. It is already up to the wall-walks, which
are already prepared, and de Lyndesey plans to
fortify it with crenellations and a ditch, and once it
is finished and furnished with weapons, to garrison
it with men who wish evil to the kingdom of England
and especially Northumberland. If such men come
from the north, this house will be an excellent
refuge for them and a great nuisance to the king's
land. Asks what he is to do in the matter. [SC 1/
2/167] [See C.J. Bates, Border Holds of
Northumberland (1891), 55-56] .
1242
13 May 11
[ Pleas before the justices at Westminster, Easter
term, 26 Henry III.] Northampton:- John de
Ballioill and Dervorgoill his wife were summoned
to answer Ralph Basset and Geoffrey de Appelby
in a plea to acquit them of a sixth part of a debt of
£100, for which John, formerly earl of Chester,
Dervorgoill's uncle, whose heir she is, put them in
pledge to Robert son of Richard de Northampton,
137
1242
13 May 11 Contd.
and of which he had not acquitted them. John and
Dervorgoill appeared, and agreement was reached
by licence, namely that they should pay 35 marks
to the said Robert by the feast of Trinity, and that
they should be distrained in the event of non-
payment. [KB 26/123, m. ll] .
1245
14 [c. 1245]
[charter of Humphrey de Boys, son of Thomas de
Boys, to Robert de Brus, lord of Annandale, grant-
ing him Elsyscales (Elshieshiels), co. Dumfries.
Witnessed by William de Brus, Humphrey de
Kirkepatric, David de Torthorald, Robert de Heriz,
Roger de Kirkepatric, John de Seton, knights,
Adam de Hodelm and Hugh Mauleverer.] [DL 36/
1/240] .
1255
15 September 2
Letter patent of [john de Warenne], earl of Surrey,
acknowledging that by authority of the king's com-
mission to himself and others [as vol. i, no. 2001,
recited in full], he has taken the king of Scotland,
his consort and retinue into his safe conduct; both
in going to the king's presence, remaining with him,
and returning. Alnwick. [C 202/H/l, no. 64]
[Damaged].
1256
16 August 16
Charter of Henry [ill] , restoring the honour of
Huntingdon to the king of Scots. Woodstock. [C 47/
22/12(39)] [Copy. In Shirley, Royal Letters, ii, no.
5101.
1260
17 [1260, mid-February]
Letter from Stephen, cardinal bishop of Palestrina,
to King H[enry III], recommending j[ohn], bishop
of Glasgow, who has been promoting the honour of
the king's name and the advantage of his subjects
with the pope and his brothers. Asks that King
Henry recommend John to his son-in-law the king of
Scotland and his wife, that they may be munificent
in royal favour towards him and well-disposed in
the affairs of his church. [SC 1/3/21] [in Dip.
Doc, i, no. 309] .
1260
18 July 21
Extent made of the lands of Carrick, in the wardship
of [Alexander III]. Ayr. [C 145/10/21] [Stained.
In SHR. xxxiv (1955), 48-9; Cal. Inq. Misc., i, no.
253].
19 August 28
Letter from King Alexander [ill] to King Henry
[III]. [Requests him to remove the distraint of
knighthood he placed on Walter de Lindesey, until
Walter returns from his intended pilgrimage to
St James.] Durris. [SC 1/5/31] [Translated in Nat.
MSS. Scot., i, no. lxii(facs.). See vol. i, no. 2212].
20 [c. 1260]
Inquisition by 16 jurors [ 13 named] as to the
tenure of le Chele, co. Edinburgh, by William, son
of Patrick . . . They swore that [the evidences ?]
were burned with his houses, and that Patrick held
the land by a charter of W. de . . . for a payment of
4s at Christmas . . . Tuesday after the translation of
St Thomas, martyr. [SRO RH 5/54] [Mutilated.
Formerly C 47/22/12(6)].
1261
21 September 9
Chirograph by which Alexander, steward of Scotland,
acknowledges a debt of £200 to Deulecresse son of
Aaron the Jew, to be repaid at the quindene of
St John [8 July] 1262. If repayment is not made
then, he will pay 2d interest on every pound for
each week the debt remains unpaid, and he pledges
all his lands, rents and chattels to Deulecresse, for
the recovery of the whole debt and interest there-
from. (Note at foot in another hand) Non tractetur
[?] sine judeo. [E 210, no. 18] [Tag through
single slits; no seal].
1262
22 [1261, November - 1262, May]
Letter from R[ichard] de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, to Walter de Merton. The bearer,
Henry de Barham, was in [the king's ?] service in
distant parts of Scotland, when certain men envious
of him accused him of forging the king's seal, and
spread this report through the province of York. At
that time Hugh Bigot was holding an eyre in the
parts of York, where Henry held land and a tene-
ment. [Henry's lands were seized by others, in
anticipation of his outlawry, but an inquisition
22 [1261, November - 1262, May] Contd.
found him innocent] Begs that Merton will inter-
pose his prayers in the king's court for Henry,
that he may recover his lands. It cannot be shown
by letters of the sheriff of Yorkshire or of
Hugh Bigot that Henry was ever outlawed, as may
be seen by letters of the sheriff and [Hugh Bigot]
enclosed for Walter de Merton's inspection. [SC
1/7/8].
23 [c. 12621
Letter from G. [William], earl of Mar, to King
Henry [ill], requesting credence for Sir Luke de
Tany on the writer's behalf. [SC 1/4/60].
[1265]
24 [May 8-22]
Letter from Nicholas, abbot of Jedburgh, Guy de
Balliol, Walter de Lyndesia and John de Dundemor,
ambassadors of the king of Scots, to King Henry
[III]. They request a fuller safeconduct than that
lasting till Whitsun which reached them at
Huntingdon on Tuesday within the octave of
Ascension [l9 May], so that they may have time to
come to the king, explain matters on behalf of the
king of Scots and return. [SC 1/3/184] [See vol. i,
no. 2381].
1270
25 March 28
Letter of King Alexander [ill] . [He has pardoned
Robert de Brus, the father, for withholding advow-
sons and fruits of benefices in Annandale, pertain-
ing to the king during the vacancy of the see of
Glasgow. Grants that Robert's acknowledgment of
the king's right to these shall not be prejudicial to
his liberties in Annandale.] Scone. French. [Not
traced.] [in Robertson, Concilia, i, p. Ixxiii, n. 2,
where said to be in the office of the Duchy of
Lancaster. Translated in Nat. MSS. Scot., i,
no. Ixi (facs.)].
26 August 28
Brieve from King Alexander [ill] to Ralph de
Lasceles', sheriff [of Fife] , and his bailiffs ...
Orders an inquisition to be made by the men of the
country concerning the land . . . the lord [ who last
held it?]; and he is return the inquisition to the
king, and this brieve. Dumfr[ies]. [SC 1/11/92A]
[Damaged] .
1270
27 September 5
Inquisition as to 2 whales stranded in Fife on the
preceding January. It was found that they came
ashore at Sanford [St Ford] in the barony of Ardros,
on land belonging to John de Moravia and Alice his
wife. Witnessed by Richard de Mala Villa and
Richard Camerarius, knights, John de Balkasky,
Robert de Rossithe and Simon de Balramer. Rendon
[Ruddon?]. [SRO RH 5/53] [Formerly C 47/22/
12(5)].
1271
28 [1270-1]
Writ [draft or copy] from King Henry [ill] to
Robert de Nevill and John de Regat'. The inquisi-
tion which they held by the king's command into
depredations and injuries committed against the king
of Scotland and his men in the county of Cumberland
by R[oger] de Lancastr', lately steward of the
king's forests beyond Trent, and his officers, is
insufficient on certain points. They are to hold a
fresh inquisition by the oath of responsible and
lawful men of the county to clarify obscure points,
and are to return their findings not later than the
feast of St John Baptist [24 June] next. [SC 1/2/
98(i)] [For date, see vol. i, nos. 2578, 2579] .
29 [c. 1271?]
Writ [draft or copy] from [King Henry III] to [the
sheriff of Cumberland?]. Orders him to cause
A[lexander III], king of Scotland, to have all
amercements, escheats, forfeited lands, and profits
of forest and other pleas due from the manors of the
king of Scotland's lands in Cumberland, in accor-
dance with the agreement made between [King
Henry] and King A[lexander II]. [SC l/2/98(ii)].
30 [c. 1271?]
Writ [draft or copy] from [King Henry III] to [blank] .
Orders him to cause A[lexander III], king of
Scotland, to have all amercements of vert and veni-
son and of all pleas terminated before the justices
in eyre, as the king understands by inquisition that
he should have them. [SC l/2/98(iii)].
1272
31 January 15
Letter from William de Swynburn to King Henry [ill].
On account of ill-health the writer cannot be present
at the king's court on 19 Jan. on the making of a
PART II: ADDITIONS
1272
31 January 15 Contd.
perambulation between Sir Nicholas de Bolteby's
manor of Langely in the county of Northumberland
and the writer's manor of Staworth in the liberty of
his lord the king of Scots in Tynedale, in accordance
with what the king has intimated by his letters to
the king of Scots. The writer intimates his agree-
ment to the perambulation, provided that half the
perambulators are from the said county and half
from the said liberty, in accordance with what is
contained in the king of Scots' letters patent. In
witness whereof the writer sends this letter
testifying his assent, together with the said letters
patent. Halgton. [SC 1/5/52] [For the reason for
this perambulation, see vol. i, no. 2627].
32 [1259-72]
Letter from King Henry [ill] to the council of his
beloved son and faithful [man], A[lexander III], king
of Scotland. [Advises that Alexander should not go
to the islands subject to his power, as he proposes
to do in the coming summer, until better provision
is made for the security of his kingdom.] [SC 1/47/
18] [In Shirley, Royal Letters, ii, no. 603].
33 1271-2
[Proceedings before justices of oyer e( terminer at
Carlisle in a case of trespass between the king of
Scots and his men of Penrith and Roger de
Lancaster, steward of the forests north of Trent.
2 ms.] [C 47/12/1(4)] [C 47/12/1(5) is a partial
duplicate].
1273
34 July 22
Letter from [blank] to W[alter de Merton, chan-
cellor], requesting that Thomas de Mimmes, who is
to go to Scotland and Ireland with the pope's bull,
should have a writ of liberate for his expenses.
Boulogne. [SC 1/29/118] [See vol. ii, no. 7].
1274
35 January 9
Writ from King Edward [l] to Stephen de Penecestr',
constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque
Ports. Thomas Ker and Walter de la Bothe, mer-
chants of Aberdeen, have sworn before the king's
lieutenant in England that S6y2 sacks of wool and
other goods, as in vol. ii, no. 9], the property of
themselves and of their associate fcomitivu.sl John
1274
35 January 9 Contd.
de Aberdene, burgess of Aberdeen, were taken from
them by John Adrian of Winchelsea. They swore that
they were taking the goods to St Omer' and not
within the dominion of the countess of Flanders,
none of whose subjects had a share in the goods or
had traded (communicavit) with them. The king has
ordered the bailiffs of Winchelsea to make restitu-
tion, but they restored only 36'/2 sacks of wool,
whence the merchants have complained to the king.
He now orders an inquisition as to the whereabouts
of the goods, and that restitution be made. Sanctum
Martinum Magnum Lond' [St Martin le Grand].
[SC 1/13/172] [See also vol. ii, no. 10].
36 [1274], April 18
Letter from E[leanor of Provence] to Walter de
Merton', [chancellor]. Renews her request for aid
in the business of her daughter, queen of Scots.
Havering'. [SC 1/7/12] [Damaged].
37 [c. 1274]
Writ from King [Edward l] to Stephen de Penecestr',
constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque
Ports. Has lately ordered him to make inquisition
into the goods of Walter de la Bothe and his
associates, merchants of Aberdeen, which were
taken by John Adryan at sea near Yarmouth,
brought to Winchelsea and detained by Alice de
Stok', Bartholomew Godard and Robert le Chapeleyn,
and to make restitution. Since he has failed to
restore the goods, the king repeats this order.
[SC 1/13/173] [See above no. 35, and vol. ii, no.
20].
38 [1275]
Letter from King Alexander 1 111] to King Edward [l].
Ranulf de Daker' and William de Hyrlan', clerk,
assessors of the fifteenth in the county of
Cumberland, have demanded a fifteenth of all their
goods from the men of King Alexander's manors in
that county. He holds these manors so freely that
all profits, commodities, escheats and aids from the
men of these manors ought to remain to him and his
heirs, as appears in agreements made between his
and Edward's ancestors concerning these manors.
When such exactions and graces were granted in the
past to Edward and his predecessors by the com-
munity of England, the men of these manors were
always quit of them. Asks his beloved brother
PART II: ADDITIONS
1274
38 [1275] Contd.
affectionately that he grant and preserve King
Alexander's liberties in these manors, which were
granted by his predecessors and enjoyed whole and
unimpaired until the present, by ordering the asses-
sors to desist from their exactions from the men of
these manors. [SC 1/20/168].
1279
39 January 28
Letter from W[illiam de Middleton], bishop of
Norwich, to j[ohn] de Kirkeby. [Discusses a dis-
pute between the writer and the earl marshal on a
matter of toll.] Requests Kirkeby to ask the king to
allow the writer to proceed on the business moved
between Sir Geoffrey de Nevile and Sir Robert de
Bailol, and, if he agrees, to send royal letters on
this to him by the bearer of these presents, with the
letter on behalf of the king to be directed to the king
of Scotland. For these things he sends what appear
to be royal letters, which he, however, believes to
be false. Asks Kirkeby to examine these and give
an opinion on them. Clar'. [SC 1/10/88].
40 January 28
Letter from [William de Middleton, bishop of
Norwich], to [King Edward l]. When he last departed
from the king's castle of Windsor, the king asked
him to send one of his men to the king about the
feast of the Purification [2 Feb.] to bring back the
king's will in the matters deliberated on (agitantur)
between the king and the king of Scotland, if any
should have occurred to the king's memory of which
he has not already informed the writer. He accord-
ingly asks the king to inform him of his will by the
bearer of these presents. [Details of controversies
between the earl marshal and the writer.] Stok'.
[SC 1/21/163].
41 February 11
Letter from W[illiam de Middleton], bishop of
Norwich, to j[ohn] de Kirkeby. He is informed by
William de Lenn', his clerk, that Kirkeby wishes to
know his proposed route towards Scotland so that,
if the king wishes to inform him of anything, he may
send someone to meet him. On the Sunday following
[12 Feb.] they all leave Norwich for Cambridge, and
thence straight to the parts of Scotland. Asks the
addressee to consult with the king and send the
king's wishes to him in writing by the bearer.
[Discusses affairs of Sir Richard de Balliol', Sir
41 February 11 Contd.
Geoffrey de Neville and Sir Roger de Eyvyle.]
Suthelmham. [SC 1/10/89] [See Cal. Pat. R. 1272-
81, 339].
42 [1278-9]
Letter from Alianor de Bailol to John de Kyrkeby.
Requests him to hasten the letter which the king
has granted her of the fishing (la pecherie) and
asks that it be better than the last letter which was
of no use. French. [SC 1/9/7] [in Tanquerey,
Lettres Anglo-Francaises, no. 42].
43 [c. 1280?]
Devorgiir de Ball[iol], executrix of the will of John
de Ball[iol], puts Hugh de Fotringeye and Simon de
Castro Bernard! in her place in a suit before the
barons of exchequer between Alexander de Ball[iol],
and herself and others of John's executors concern-
ing divers of John's debts. [E 163/26/1] [See vol.
ii, nos. 171, 172].
1281
44 May 16
Writ from King Edward [l] to Robert de Ufford,
justiciar of Ireland. Amabilla who was wife of John
Comyn complains that after John's death she had
wardship of his lands and tenements in those parts,
since they were held in socage and she is next heir,
but that this was taken from her into the king's
hands by John de Saunford, king's escheator, by
reason of the vacancy of the priory of Holy Trinity,
Dublin, from which the lands were held, and of the
archbishopric of Dublin. It was found by inquisitions
that during a vacancy wardship of the said priory
should not pertain to the archbishop, nor to the king
if the archbishopric is vacant. The lands have since
been restored to the prior, who claimed wardship
because homage had been done for them to one of his
predecessors, according to the custom of those parts.
Orders the justiciar to restore wardship to Amabilla,
since this is not according to law and custom.
Westminster. [SC 1/14/67] [Copy, followed by a note
that it is unlawful for lords of fees to have wardship
if they are held in socage, even where this has
hitherto been customary].
1282
45 June 12
Letter from King Edward [ll to Pope M[artin IV].
1282
45 June 12 Contd.
[Papal envoys, Brothers Garnerius and Rainerius de
Florencia, with letters concerning the crusade;
their intention to journey towards Scotland.]
Chester. [SC 1/13/195] [Draft of Prynne, Records,
iii, 278; Foedera, I, ii, 610; Cat. Close R. 1279-88,
187].
46 [1282?]
Letter from R[oger] de Mortemer to j[ohn] de
Kirkeby. [Provisions for Wales; requests order to
prevent iron, salt or food being sent to the king's
enemies in Wales from Scotland, Norway or Man.]
French. [SC 1/10/95] [in Edwards, Ancient
Correspondence, Wales, 45-6].
[1283]
47 April 17
Letter from [Robert Burnell] to John de Kirk[by].
At the instance of the king of Scots and his eldest
son, the king intends to favour Ingram de Gines
over the inheritance of his wife, daughter of the late
William de Lindeseye. John is ordered to send, by
the bearer, any inquisitions returned to court on
William's lands; if there are none, he is to cause
writs for inquisitions to be issued quickly and is
to inform the writer of his estimate of the age of the
heir by the appearance of [her] person. Aberconway.
[SC 1/9/91] [See vol. ii, no. 239].
48 [c. April-May]
Letter from R[obert] de Brus, earl of Carrick, to
Robert Burnel, bishop of Bath and Wells,
chancellor. The money for the crusade, collected
at Carlisle, has been put in the tower there by
Sir William de Boyville, who guards it with his men,
so that the writer cannot get full control of the
castle while the money is there. He advises that
Sir William should deliver the money, which would
be safer at the cathedral priory or the abbey of
Home since the castle is greatly dilapidated. Some
people on the march say that Sir William has at
least 5000 marks, though he told the writer that he
has no more than £500. If the king wishes the writer
to take over the guard of the money, he dare not do
so except by assay and account [?] (par peys e
conteze) since he has been told, and knows, that
Sir William has broken the seals of some bags and
done what he likes with the money. Asks instruc-
tions. French. [SC 1/22/137] [in Tanquerey,
Lettres Anglo Francaises, no. 40].
1284
49 June 26
Letter from King Edward [l] to Alexander [ill], king
of Scots, [replying to vol. ii, no. 252, much of which
is quoted]. Asks him to overlook John Masson's
fault in failing to produce certain documents
necessary for settling the wine account owed by
Alexander to Masson. Edward writes on his behalf
because he is the son of his faithful Bernard
Masson; Edward will be personally grateful for
Alexander's favour. Baladeulyn [Llyn-cwm-Dulyn?].
[SC 1/14/40] [Partly illegible because of damage
and galls].
50 June 27
Letter from Alexander [ill], king of Scots, to King
Edward [l]. Gerard de Orlac', merchant, who has
been arrested and brought to London at the unjust
suit of certain merchants of Caurs [Cahors], has
certain things to expound to Alexander on behalf of
his son the king of Norway. Asks that Gerard be
released, on receipt of good sureties to return to
London, so that he may report what he has to say
from the king of Norway, if he has anything.
Edinburgh. [SC 1/20/164].
1285
51 October 25
Letter from [King Alexander III] to King Edward [l].
For sufficient surety, [so that no peril] may
threaten the writer or them by the same ... [if] the
king wishes to order by letters to his sheriff of
Northumberland ... that he may be brought to the
king's presence ... safeconduct for the return to
Alexander of the said John [Mason?] without delay.
If the said John returns to Scotland he will the
better be able to compound with his creditors ...
certain men of Alexander's realm are bound in
anything to the said John ... Alexander's chamber-
lain or another, without delay ... Castrum puellarum
[Edinburgh]. [SC 1/20/167] [Badly damaged and
stained].
52 [c. 1285]
Petitions of Thomas de Normanvill' for expenses
at Clipeston' [co. Notts] and elsewhere. [Various
expenses.] For his expenses in going with Sir
William de Branton', knight, to the king of Scotland
as an envoy, at the king's command, 10 marks,
[other expenses, with note of an order to pay one
third of the total.] [SC 1/29/165].
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1286
53 [c. 1272-86]
Letter from John de Skrantone and James (Jacob)
his brother to {blank]. On 23 Nov. two years
previously they were in la vile de Seynt Johan in
escoce [Perth], selling wheat, and 42 marks were
stolen from them. They pursued the thief to
Tyrewyn, where he was hanged and the money
restored. John de Ros then came with his force and
took the money from them. On complaint to the king
of Scotland they obtained a letter to Sir Geoffrey de
Moubrey, then justiciar of Lothian, ordering him to
distrain John to return the money. Sir Geoffrey
recovered it and now himself detains it. They have
proceeded against him for two and a half years with
4 pairs of letters [?] (peyris lettris) which they have
purchased from the king of Scotland, and have spent
more than 12 marks. They request a letter to the
king of England asking for letters patent authorising
seizure of the goods of Scots in England. French.
[SC 1/31/19] [stained].
54 [1283-86']
Letter to J. de Kirkeby, archdeacon, from H. de
Walcote, his clerk. He has received the attorneys
of Ranulph fitz Robert de Nevile and Eufemia, his
wife, namely John Cort and Ranulph Schoulard, in
the plea before the justices of the bench between
Margery de Ferrars, countess of Derby, Elena,
widow of Alan la Suche, Alexander, earl of Buchan,
and Elizabet', his wife, plaintiffs, and Ranulph and
Eufemia, defendants, over ll'/a virgates inSydeston.
Asks for a writ to the justices concerning this.
[SC 1/8/139].
1287
55 May 13
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland to summon an
assise of novel disseisin for trial of a plea by
Alexander de Bollisdone against Thomas, master of
the Domus Dei at Berwick, and William, son of
Eufemia de Gateriswyke, concerning common
pasture in Bowsden. Westminster. [C 47/22/1(5)]
[in Stevenson, Documents, i, 33-4. Jury panel,
C 47/22/1(6). See below, no. 86].
56 August 6
Writ from King Edward [l] to Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, his lieutenant in England. Edward has
written repeatedly to the guardians of Scotland
urging them to satisfy the claims of John Masson,
his merchant of Gascony, concerning a large sum
1287
56 August 6 Contd.
of money owed to Masson for wines by the late
A[lexander III], but they have taken no notice.
Therefore, [since Edward has now written again to
the guardians for a final answer inserted], if
Edmund is informed by the sheriff of Northumberland
that they have still paid no attention, he is to
arrange for Masson to be satisfied by the distraint
of any Scottish goods and chattels to be found in
England. Mauleon, Gascony. (Endorsed) He has
writs to make distraint on Scottish goods and still
seeks writs in the fair of St Botulph. [SC 1/12/143]
[See vol. ii, no. 252, and many later entries].
1288
57 November 16
Receipt by Robert Biset, knight, for 20 marks
received from the chamberlain of Scotland. [SRO RH
5/86] [In bad condition. Formerly E 39/94/8(1)].
58 November 18
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay [blank] his fee. [SRO RH 5/114]
[Formerly E 39/100/146(2)].
59 [1288]
[Letters of attorney of John, son of John de Balliolo,
in 2 pleas in which he was vouched, namely a plea
of dower at Westminster by Eleanor, late the wife of
Alexander de Balliolo, against John de Cotun, and
in a plea before the justices in eyre in co. Dorset by
John de Sancto Amando against Devorgulla, late the
wife of John de Balliolo, for lands in Hiche.] [C 47/
22/3(13)].
1289
60 [1289], January 21
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay [Thomas de Clen]hyll, knight, his
fee. [SRO RH 5/98] [Formerly E 39/94/8(14)].
61 April 1
Letter of Pope Nicholas [IV] prohibiting the further
exclusion of foreigners from regular orders and
ecclesiastical dignities in Scotland. St Maria
Maggiore, Rome. [SC 7/32/1] [in Foedera, I, ii, 707].
62 May 8
Pleas before the king's lieutenants in the quindene,
third week and month of Easter. [Proceedings in a
plea by William de Canville, merchant of Bristol,
1289
62 May 8 Contd.
against 2 late bailiffs of Dublin. William complained
that on 27 Oct. 1274 he landed merchandise at the
port of Lochfyne in Scotland, and that Bryan de
Dunbrecan, merchant of Scotland, came and carried
off his ship and goods. He eventually found Bryan
in Dublin on 23 June 1283 and complained to the
2 defendants, who duly attached Bryan, but then
negligently allowed him to depart, to William's loss.]
[KB 27/118, m. 4 d.] [in Select Cases Concerning
the Law Merchant, ed. H. Hall, ii (Selden Society,
46), 48-9, with translation].
63 May 22
Writ empowering Auger de Rypone to receive the
attorneys of Dervorgulla, widow of John de Balliolo,
and Thomas de la More, in an action by Dervorgulla
Olyfart. Westminster. [C 47/22/1(13)] [in Stevenson,
Documents, i, 93].
64 May 22
[Writ empowering the same to receive the attorneys
of Dervorgulla de Balliolo and Nicholas de Val in an
action by Richard, son of Richard del Ha of Cadby.
Westminster.] [C 47/22/1(14)].
65 June 7
Receipt by Alexander, son of the earl of Dunbar, for
18 marks as his fee. Gordun. [BM, Harley Charters,
43. B. 10] [in Stevenson, Illustrations, 34, where
dated 8 June].
66 August 5
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay £10 to Mr John de Keth as his fee.
Edinburgh. [SRO RH 5/112] [in Stevenson,
Documents, i, 96. Formerly E 39/100/145(4). Seal
tag, probably of this document, RH 5/111. Formerly
E 39/100/145(3)].
67 [1289, November]
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay [10 marks to John de Haya, knight],
as his fee. [SRO RH 5/72] [Damaged; fragment of
seal. Formerly E 39/94/5(17). See Stevenson,
Documents, i, 114 n.].
68 1289
Receipt by [bUmk] for 20 marks as his fee. [SRO RH
5/87] [in bad condition. Formerly E 39/94/8(2)].
69
1289
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
69 1289 Contd.
Scotland to pay John de Soulys, knight, his fee.
[SRO RH 5/104] [Damaged. Formerly E 39/100/
143(1)].
70 [1286-89]
Letter from Stephen de Penecestre to [Edmund], earl
of Cornwall. Ten years ago some wool was stolen
from a ship belonging to Scottish merchants, before
Yarmouth. Six sacks came to Winchelsea, of which
2 remained in the hands of Robert de Wyncest', and
3 in those of Sir Matthew Hastinges and William,
his son, who were then bailiffs of Winchelsea, and
one in the hands of Bartholomew Godard, who is
dead and whose heirs have nothing in the writer's
bailiwick. Sir Matthew de Hastinges is dead and
his son Sir William, his heir, holds his lands in the
county of Sussex. Asks that the king's writ be sent
to the sheriff of Sussex in this matter. French.
[SC 1/30/174] [See above, no. 37].
1290
71 January 22
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay William de Haya of Lochorvire his
fee. [SRO RH 5/90] [in bad condition. Formerly
E 39/94/8(5)].
72 February 3
Letter from King Edward 1 1] to Pope Nicholas [iV].
Agrees to restore to the pope the tenths granted to
him in the kingdoms of England and Scotland and
the lands of Wales and Ireland if he fails to go to
the Holy Land within the agreed term. [States the
terms of this agreement and binds himself and his
successors to observe it.] Westminster. [SC 1/13/
199] [Draft of Foedera, I, ii, 705, where dated
1289; Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 341].
73 February 3
Letter from King Edward [ l] to Pope Nicholas [iV].
[Agrees to the term fixed for the general passage
on crusade, the conditions for Edward's receipt of
a tenth, and offerings from the realms of England
and Scotland and the lands of Wales and Ireland.]
Westminster. [SC 1/13/200] [Damaged. Draft of
Foedera, I, li, 705, where dated 1289, Cal. Fat. R.
1281-92, 3411.
74 March 14
Confirmation of the treaty of Salisbury, incorpora-
ting its text, by the parliament at Brigham. French.
144
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1290
74 March 14 Contd.
[E 36/274, fo. 153 v.] [Copy. In Stevenson,
Documents, i, 129-31].
75 March 16
Receipt by Reginald le Chen the son for £13 6s 8d
as his fee. Roxburgh. [BM, Campbell Charters,
xvii] [in Stevenson, Illustrations, 33, where dated
17 Mar. 1289].
76 [1290], April 3
Receipt by William de Haya for his fee. [SRO RH
5/91] [in bad condition. Formerly E 39/94/8(6)].
77 April 13
Receipt by William Comyn of Kirkintolache for
20 marks as his fee. Mauhan. Thursday after the
octave of Easter. [BM, Harley Charters, 43. B. U]
[in Stevenson, Documents, i, 146, Stevenson,
Illustrations, 34, where dated 12 Apr.].
78 April 19
[Indenture between Robert de Brus, lord of
Annandale, and Nicholas de Bigre, knight. Nicholas
agrees to quitclaim to Robert his rights in lands etc.
in Garviah (Garioch, co. Aberdeen) held by Robert,
John de Balliolo and John de Hastinges, if he
recovers them in the king's court by writ of right,
in exchange for lands elsewhere in Scotland south
of the Forth (ex parte australi maris Scocie).]
[DL 36/3/152] [Damaged. See Barrow, Robert Bruce.
59-60].
79 [1290, May 25 ?]
Warrant from the guardians, [probably for payment of
£40 to Thomas de Carnoto, chancellor of Scotland,
as his fee for keeping the seal.] Scone. [SRO RH
5/118] [Damaged. Formerly E 39/100/148(2). See
Stevenson, Documents, i, 213 n.].
80 [1290, May]
Names of those giving surety for William de Duglas
in an action by Alianora, widow of William de
Ferariis. [C 47/22/1(11)] [in Stevenson, Documents,
i, 85 n.l].
81 June 20
[Draft of vol. ii, no. 435.] [SC 1/14/41] [Printed in
full from C 66/109, m. 19, in Stevenson, Documents,
i, 158-9, calendared in Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 372].
82 June 20
Letters patent [draft] from King Edward [l] to the
1290
82 June 20 Contd.
guardians, prelates, nobles and community
(universitas regni) of Scotland. The Scottish envoys
recently in London did not possess full and
sufficient powers to treat. Edward therefore gave no
definite answer, but undertook to send a mission
shortly to Scotland. He now gives full powers to
Anthony, bishop of Durham, and others, promising
to confirm whatever they shall agree upon. London.
[SC 1/14/42] [in Foedera, I, ii, 734. See vol. ii, no.
441, which shows by recitation that this text was
actually issued, replacing the cancelled text of vol.
ii, no. 435 and Stevenson, Documents, i, 158].
83 June 20
Letter [copy ?] from King Edward [l] to the guardians,
prelates, nobles and community (universitas regni)
of Scotland. [Replies to their requests regarding the
state of the kingdom after Queen Margaret's marriage
to Prince Edward. As Stevenson, Documents, i, 160-
1 for 19 lines, with only minor variation. The king
concedes that the laws and customs of the Scottish
march hitherto used ... in seaports, fresh water] and
in the weight of money ... will be maintained without
any new demand to the prejudice of the kingdom,
saving the rights which he or any other had in the
marches before this grant. The liberties and customs
of the Scottish church will be preserved, free from
any unaccustomed demand to its prejudice. [There
will be no compulsion on chapters to seek a licence
for election, or on tenants in chief to do homage
outwith the kingdom.] This is also granted to persons
demanding dowries or seeking justice. There will be
no compulsion to answer outside Scotland for ...
[contracts made or crimes] ... committed within the
kingdom. [The late king's seal is to be current until
Queen Margaret comes to Scotland.] A new seal
should then be made, and remain in the keeping of
the chancellor of Scotland. [Relics and muniments
touching the royal dignity of Scotland should be kept
in a safe place in Scotland, and nothing else touching
that dignity should be alienated.] The king promises
that, if the marriage or betrothal of Edward and
Margaret is annulled or cannot take place, Margaret
will be sent back to Scotland quit of any marriage or
betrothal contract, as was agreed at Salisbury. If,
after the betrothal or marriage, Edward dies without
an heir, the kingdom of Scotland and its pertinents
will be restored to Margaret without any diminution
or subjection, according to the same agreement. If
Margaret dies first, without an heir, Edward will
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145
1290
83 June 20 Contd.
restore the kingdom and its pertinents to the rightful
heir, free from any subjection, which will also be
done if both die without issue. [Heirs of nobles who
were in the Scottish king's wardship and marriage
will not be disparaged; no parliament touching
Scottish affairs will be held outside Scotland, no
tallage or aid will be imposed except for the king-
dom's own affairs and in cases in which the
Scottish kings were wont to seek these.] London.
[C 47/22/13(12)] [stained and mutilated. Cut for
cancellation. Partly printed in Stevenson,
Documents, i, 160-1 from an incomplete transcript
of a cancelled text in C 66/109, m. 9; whence also
Cat. Pat. R. 1281-92, 372 and vol. ii, no. 436.
Several of the subsequent clauses resemble cor-
responding articles in the Latin text of the treaty of
Brigham-Northampton, and have been abbreviated
here; see Stevenson, Documents, i, 168-70].
84 November 15
Indenture between John de Baliole, 'heir of the
kingdom of Scotland', and Anthony, bishop of
Durham. [The bishop is secured a rent of 500 marks
in Scotland if Edward I does not ratify Balliol's
recent grant to the bishop of Wark in Tynedale,
Penrith, and all the lands which Alexander III
held in Cumberland.] Gatesheved. [BM, Campbell
Charters, ix] [in Stevenson, Illustrations, 46-7;
Stevenson, Documents, i, 203-4].
85 September 15 - November 21
Account of the expenses of Thomas de Braytoft and
Henry de Ry, English envoys, going to Orkney and
returning. [C 47/3/24] [Fragment. In Stevenson,
Documents, i, 183-6. See also vol. ii, no. 464, for
a note of these expenses until 14 Nov., taken from
C 47/4/5].
1291
86 May 22
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland to summon an
assise of novel disseisin, for trial before the king
at Heddreslowe [Heatherslaw] of a plea by Thomas
Guion, keeper of the Domus Dei in South Berwick,
against Richard, son of Ralph de Bollesdone, and
others, concerning a freehold in Bowsden. Norham.
[C 47/22/1(27)] [In Stevenson, Documents, i, 231-2;
see above, no. 55. Jury panel, C 47/22/1(28)].
87 [1291, April or May]
[Extracts from chronicles found in the diocese of
1291
87 [1291, April or May] Contd.
Salisbury, similar to those in vol. ii, no. 478.]
[E 39/100/112] [In Palgrave, Do'cs. Hist. Scot.,
122].
88 [1291, April or May]
Fragment of similar extracts, sent by the prior and
convent oi[blank]. [E 39/100/154].
89 June 3
[Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland to summon an
assise of novel disseisin for trial of a plea by
Thomas Goion, keeper of the Domus Dei at Berwick;
similar to no. 86 above.] Norham. [C 47/22/1(24)]
[See Stevenson, Documents, i, 231 n.2. Jury panels,
C 47/22/1(25-26)].
90 June 4
Original instrument by Andrew de Tange, notary
public. [Similar to vol. ii, no. 485.] Norham.
Mainly French. [C 47/22/13(13)] [Badly mutilated
and stained. In Instrumenta Puhlica, 4-6; Prynne,
Records, iii, 503-4, printed from a text in C 47/23/1,
an exemplar of Tange's 'Great Roll'].
91 June 14
Inspeximus by Robert [Wishart] and Matthew [de
Crambeth], bishops of Glasgow and Dunkeld, of 3
[letters patent of Edward l], of which exact copies
are given, (i) 12 June, 1291. [Abstract of a letter,
in Foedera, I, ii, 755, by which the competitors for
the crown of Scotland have granted Edward seisin
of the kingdom and its castles, on certain conditions,
until he has made judgment between them.] Follow-
ing this, at the request of the competitors, guardians,
prelates, nobles and community of Scotland, Edward
has undertaken to maintain rights, laws, franchises,
customs and possessions, both ecclesiastical and
secular, while the realm is in his hands; saving the
rights which pertained to himself or others in the
marches before this grant. For the greater surety of
these things, he now promises to restore the realm
within 2 months after his judgment is given, under
penalty of £100,000 to be paid to Rome in aid of the
Holy Land, with provision that the pope, or the
cardinals during a vacancy, may coerce himself or
his heir by excommunication of their persons and
interdict of their lands until the restoration is made;
which thing he has sworn on his soul by John de
Seint Johan, knight. If his heir is too young to
make the restoration, it will be fully made for him
by his guardians. He wishes that relics, charters.
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1291
91 June 14 Contd.
privileges and other muniments touching the royal
dignity in the realm of Scotland should be sent to
safe places (seins lieus) under guard, with the
assent of the competitors, and under the seals of
those he will name on his behalf and of the greatest
and most loyal men of Scotland. He has been
requested by certain of the factions (parties) of the
competitors that consideration of their case should
be hastened. He does not intend that judgment will
be delayed for longer than is reasonable, or that he
or his heirs will demand rights of wardship, marriage
or possession of the realm if the king of Scotland
leaves an undisputed heir, but that they will have
only the homage and overlordship (soveraine
seignorie) of the realm with the rights pertaining
thereto, together with the right to make judgment
between any future claimants and to have seisin of
the realm in the meantime, as he has now and as an
overlord ought to have of a realm held of him.
Norham. French, (ii) Wednesday after Ascension
[6 June], 1291. [Partial abstract of the competitors'
letter, followed by Edward's undertaking to maintain
the kingdom's rights etc., saving to himself the
homage of whoever will be king and the rights of
himself and of others in the marches. Similar to the
first part of (i) above.] Norham. French, (iii)
12 June, 1291. Edward agrees to make judgment
between the competitors within Scotland and nowhere
else. [As Foedera, I, ii, 756.] Norham. French.
[The bishops] have caused their seals to be applied
to these transcripts. Norham. (Endorsed). Letter
testimonial of patents which are of little value.
[DL 36/1/183].
92 July 9
Writ from King Edward [l] to the abbot and convent
of Pipewell forwarding copies of 2 documents
[French], issued by the competitors for the crown
of Scotland, for perpetual record in their chronicle.
Westminster. Issued by W. de Marchia under the
exchequer seal. [SC 1/13/187] [identical, save for
addressees, with vol. ii, nos. 503, 504].
93 July 9
[Writ to the prior and convent of Ely, similar to vol.
li, nos. 503, 504.] [E 39/100/111].
94 July 9
[Similar writ to the dean and chapter of York.]
[E 39/100/176] [Fragment].
1291
95 [1291, July 9]
[Fragment, probably of the above.] [E 39/100/178].
96 July 12
Instrument narrating an ordinance made by Edward
[l] as to the arrangements for taking oaths of fealty
to himself from all those bound to make them to a
king of Scotland. Stirling castle. [E 39/16/18] [in
Instrumenta Publica, 14-15; Prynne, Records, iii,
509-10, printed from a text in C 47/23/1, an
exemplar of Andrew de Tange's 'Great Roll'].
97 [1291], July 22
Letter from William de Valence, earl of Pembr[oke],
to Robert [Burnell], bishop of Bath and Wells,
chancellor. When he was with the king in Scotland,
evildoers broke down his park at Braburn'
[Brabourne], Kent, and inflicted great loss on him.
Asks for an inquisition into this trespass. [Details
of those to serve on same.] Basingge. French.
[SC 1/24/166].
98 [1291, August] 13
[Order for the delivery of muniments at Edinburgh to
William de Lincoln and others.] [E 39/100/181]
[Fragment. See vol. ii, no. 526].
99 August 18
Warrant from [Edward I ?] to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay certain sums to Adam [de Botindon],
associate of the chancellor. [SRO RH 5/102] [in
bad condition. Formerly E 39/99/53].
100 September 20
Draft privy seal letter from [King Edward l] to Brian
le fuiz Aleyn. [Concerning] ... masses and pardons
which the bishops and prelates of the realm of
Scotland granted to the king for the soul of the
queen lately [deceased] ... of which Brian has
lately sent his letters to the king, he should take
care that the king has them as soon as he can, and
when he has purchased them ... to the king hastily.
The king does not intend the men of Aberdeen to go
outside the realm of Scotland to do their fealty ...
because they were disobedient to him whom the
king sent there to take their fealty, he ordered the
chancellor that they be distrained to send a man to
the king to know his will and have his grace in
this matter, and he still wishes this to be done.
Concerning Jedeworth' he wills that an inquisition
be held as to how the castle and appurtenances
were held in the time of [the queen mother (la
1291
100 September 20 Contd.
Reyne la Mere) stnick through] King Alexander,
father of him lately deceased, and he wills that
they should be held now as then. He has again sent
letters to the chancellor of Scotland to order the
chamberlain of Scotland to have the castles of
Roxburgh and Jedeworth' stocked with firewood.
Devizes. French. [SC 1/12/189] [Damaged].
101 1290, November 20- 1291, November 20
Account of Walter de Langetone, keeper of the
wardrobe. [Details costs of operations in Scotland,
including expenses for victuals, workmen, the
keeping of certain castles and the wages of sailors
maintaining a blockade in the region of Holy Island
to prevent victuals from entering Scotland.] [E 372/
138, m. 25] [in Stevenson, Documents, i, 204-8].
102 [1291]
Original petition by Robert Bruce, the competitor,
showing his right to the throne of Scotland. French.
[BM, Cotton Charters, xii, 59] [Latin version in
Foedera. I, ii, 776-7].
103 [1286-91 ?]
Letter from King [Edward l] to the pope. Since time
beyond memory, the kingdom of England has had
such lordship (dominium) over the parts of Scotland
and the surrounding provinces that, as it has a king
crowned by the Church over the other princes, so
its metropolitans have prelacy and primacy over
their bishops. Certain persons from Scotland are
said to be asking the pope for a primate for them-
selves where none was before. He asks the pope to
refuse this petition, which is in derogation of the
honour of himself and of the church of York, and to
grant this privilege only to that church. [SC 1/47/17]
[a much altered draft].
104 [1288-91 ?]
Tags and fragments of Scottish warrants and
receipts. 14 items. [SRO RH 5/99] [Formerly E 39/
94/9].
1292
105 [c. April 14]
Receipt by Adam de [blank] for £26 8s, received
from the chamberlain of Scotland and his associate
in part payment of his wages. [SRO RH 5/96] [in
bad condition. Formerly E 39/94/8(11)].
1292
106 [1292, c. April 25]
Receipt by Norman Darcy, castellan of Stirling, for
£26 13 4d, received from Patrick de Graham,
sheriff of Stirling. [SRO RH 5/153] [Damaged.
Formerly E 39/100/187(29). In Stevenson, Docu-
ments, 1, 287 n.2].
107 [1292], May 7
Letter from [King Edward l] to G[uy de Dampierre],
count of Flanders, and his ministers. Sends Ranulf
de Whyteby, Adam le Mareschal, William le Furbur
and William de Eccham, merchants of the kingdom
of Scotland, to Guy to estimate the value, at the
time of arrest, of the goods belonging to these men
and other merchants of that kingdom which were
recently arrested and sold by Guy and his men.
Asks that they be received and permitted to make
the valuation in accordance with what was lately
ordained before Edward in Guy's presence. Guy
should send the valuation, once it has been made,
to England under his seal. Culeford. [SC 1/12/197]
[Draft of Cal. Pat. R. 1281-92, 489].
108 May 28
Receipt by Henry de Ry, castellan of Elgin, for
wages paid him by Reynold le Chen the son,
sheriff. Wednesday in Whit week. Elgin. [SRO RH
5/46] [Part illegible. Formerly C 47/22/9(79)].
109 June 18
Reply by Robert de Brus, the competitor, to a
demand by John de Balliol that he be debarred from
seeking the kingdom of Scotland by reason of felony.
Berwick. Mainly French. [E 39/4/21] [in Palgrave,
Docs. Hist. Scot., 36-7].
110 June 21
Letter testimonial by the auditors appointed to
advise Edward [l] as to the succession to the throne
of Scotland, declaring that Robert de Brus and John
de Ballol have stated their claims sufficiently for
Edward to proceed to judgment. Berwick. French.
[E 39/99/58] [in bad condition. In Palgrave, Docs.
Hist. Scot., 52-5. Complete text in University
Library, Glasgow, MS. BE 10-y. 3, fo. 12].
111 June 25
Receipt by Richard Suard, knight, for £18 13s 4d
from the chamberlain of Scotland. Berwick. [SRO RH
5/16] [Formerly C 47/22/1(37). In Stevenson,
Documents, i, 327].
148
1292
112 [1292, c. June]
Document [illegible]; (Endorsed) Contains the things
which should be required by King Edward [l] and his
council from the 80 persons of Scotland chosen to
give advice on the judgment to be made of the right
to the succession, and other matters touching John
de Balliolo and Robert de Brus. [E 39/99/98].
113 [1291-2, summer]
Letter from W[illiam Eraser], bishop of St Andrews,
to R[obert Burnell], bishop of Bath, chancellor. The
envoys, bearers of these presents, were sent to the
writer to be sent to Norway on the service of the
king of Scotland. Recommends the envoys to the
chancellor. They will tell him the cause of their
detention. Asks that he let the writer know the
itinerary of King [Edward l] towards Scotland. [SC 1/
23/81].
114 [c. 1292, September 11]
Letter from A[lan] de Dunfres and Adam de
Botingdon' to R[obert Burnell], bishop of Bath and
Wells, chancellor. Encloses an extent of the lands
of Roger Burnard', deceased, of which R[obert
Wishart], bishop of Glasgow, sought wardship from
the king, with the marriage of his wife and of his
heir. They are worth only £10 15s 9y2d and the
third part of a halfpenny, since 2 dowers are out-
with these lands. They ask to know the king's will
towards the said bishop, by the bearer of this
letter. [SC 1/22/193].
115 [c. November 6]
Receipt by Thomas de Carnoto, late chancellor of
Scotland, for the balance of his salary received
from the chamberlain. [SRO RH 5/100] [Formerly
E 39/99/52A].
116 November 7
Quitclaim by Robert Bruce, [the competitor], to
Robert Bruce [the elder], earl of Carrick, of his
right to sue for the kingdom of Scotland. Berwick.
[BM, Cotton Charters, xviii, 48] [in Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no. 18, with translation].
117 1291, May 10 - 1292, November 20
Narrative of the competition for the crown of
Scotland, the judgment in favour of John Balliol,
and his swearing of fealty to Edward [l]. [BM, MS.
Cotton Claudius D vi, fos. 136-162 v.] [in Willelmi
Rishanger Chronica et Annates, ed. H.T. Riley
(Rolls Series, 1865), 240-368; part in Stones,
1292
117 1291, May 10 - 1292, November 20 Contd.
Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 19, with translation.
For a description of the MS., see SHR, xxxv (1956),
92, 95].
118 December 22
Pleas before King [Edward l], overlord of the king-
dom of Scotland, and his council, at Newcastle on
[this date]. On 7 Dec. last, at Berwick, Mr Roger
Bertelmeu, burgess of Berwick, complained to the
king that judgment had been unjustly given against
him in certain cases brought before those delegated
to hear pleas in Scotland while the kingdom was in
Edward's hands, and the king ordered that the
records of these cases be examined. [Copies are
given of the proceedings, before the guardians of
Scotland at Edinburgh, in pleas brought against
Roger by Margeria Moygne, Michael Speciarius and
Gilbert de Dunbar. Agreement was reached between
the parties in the first case, and Edward upheld the
verdict in the second, with the advice of the more
discreet Scotsmen with him at Newcastle; only in
the last case was the original judgment reversed.]
[SC 9/6, m. 7-7 d.] [in Rotuli Parliamentorum, i,
107-10; Stevenson, Documents, i, 377-89. Another
copy in C 153, fo. 52].
119 December 30
Abstract of a writ from King [Edward l] to the
barons of exchequer, ordering them to produce a
report on the debts of John de Baliolo, king of
Scotland, by the quindene of Easter next. They are
to inquire how much he owes the king, both
personally and through his ancestors, and for what
reasons; also which debts are clear and which are
not. They are to let John have respite of these
debts in the meantime. Newcastle on Tyne.
[E 368/64. m. 16 d.].
120 December 30
Indenture between King Edward [l] and John, king of
Scotland, listing the Scottish muniments delivered
by Edward's command to the chamberlain of
Scotland. Newcastle. [SRO State Papers, no. 1] [in
APS, i, 113-17; Nat. MSS. Scot, i, Ixxiv, with
facsimiles].
1292
121
[Precept by the guardians of Scotland as to the
receipt of certain attorneys.] [E 39/1/29] [in bad
condition].
PART II: ADDITIONS
149
1292
122 [1287-92]
Warrant from the guardians to the chamberlain of
Scotland to pay the fee of Patrick Graham, knight.
[SRO RH 5/115] [Fragmentary, but with seal-tag
attached. Formerly E 39/100/147(1)].
123 [1287-92]
Order from the chamberlain of Scotland to Sir
Reginald le Chen to pay [blank] his fee. Roxburgh.
[SRO RH 5/92] [in bad condition. Formerly E 39/94/
8(7)].
[1291-2?]
124
Chirograph of the tents and pavilions made for the
king at Berwick. [Lists at least 63 tents, of double
or treble thickness (trebble desuis e desutz),
including: a great sale of 240 pietz de loung, with
a dressour for it; 4 chapels, including the king's;
2 chambres roundes for the seneschal and chamber-
lain; 2 meesons for the pantry and the buttery and
2 each for the wardrobe and the larder; 7 maisons
roundes, each of 20 pietz de lie, for the la.der,
quissine, sausery, pantry and buttery, and 2 more
for the poletrie and esquilerie; 2 maisons for the
offices of the saltery (sale) and of the chaumbre de
la suyte, 2 for the office of the marshalsea and 3
more for the king's horses; 10 meesons for the
horses of the commune. Also listed are a little sale
for the commune, dining and sleeping chambers for
the king, and 2 chambers de retrete, with a marginal
note that all these should be of double thickness
and inconsiderable weight.] French, [c 47/3/32(3)]
[Damaged].
1293
125 1291, May 10- 1293, January 2
The 'Great Roll of Scotland', written by John de
Cadamo [Caen], notary public. [£39/15/1] [in
Foedera, I, ii, 762-84. Another exemplar, E 39/15/
2. See SHR, xxxv (1956), 89-109, and below, no.
141).
126 January 4
Letter patent of King Edward [ll, overlord of
Scotland. [Reaffirms his intention that, if the king of
Scotland leaves an undisputed heir, himself or his
heirs may demand no rights in Scotland except those
of homage and overlordship, with the right to make
judgment between any future claimants to the throne
and to have seisin of the realm in the meantime.)
1293
126 January 4 Contd.
Newcastle on Tyne. French. [C 47/22/12(18)] [Draft
ol Foedera, I, ii, 785; Rot. Scot., i, 15-16. See above,
no. 91(i)].
127 May 14
Requests made to King Edward [l] by John Balliol,
king of Scots, [concerning money owed by him, etc.],
with Edward's replies. London. Mainly French.
[E 39/100/122] [In Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 138-
41].
128 May 25
Pleas coram rege at Westminster on the morrow of
Trinity, a.r. 21. [Abstract of a summons, in Rot.
Scot., i, 18, ordering John, king of Scotland, to
appear on this date to answer an appeal against him
by Magduff, son of Malcolm, late earl of Fife, who
alleges that John unjustly denied him possession of
the lands of Rereis and Creys.] The king of Scotland
has not come. The sheriff [of Northumberland] was
ordered to present [this summons] to the king of
Scotland, and to certify King Edward at this date of
having done so; and he showed that he had delivered
it. The sheriff has been ordered as before to go in his
proper person to the king of Scotland and to deliver
the king's writ to him, summoning him before King
Edward on the quindene of Michaelmas [13 Oct.].
[KB 27/137, m. 10 r.] [See Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 21; Rotuli Parliamentontm, i, 110-11,
112-13].
1294
129 April 20
Letter from King Edward [l], overlord of the kingdom
of Scotland, to King John. John, learning of
Edward's intended foreign expedition, has asked to
be told what part Edward wishes him to play (duci)
in it. Edward thanks him for his friendship; at present
the expedition is not taking place, and parliament
will be held in London after Easter (18 Apr.]. A day
during it will be appointed for John, as has been
ordained. Canterbury. [SC 1/14/431.
130 June 14 [£.\rrac(]
[Pleas coram rege on the morrow of Trinity, a.r. 22
Edward I.] [A writ was sent to the sheriff of
Northumberland, ordering him to summon John, king
of Scotland, to appear on this date, to answer
Simon, heir of John de la Stalrek [Restalrig]. Simon
had complained to King Edward that King John did
150
ADDITIONS
1294
130 June 14 [Extract] Contd.
not do him justice in his suit with Patrick de
Graham concerning the alienation of certain lands
in the barony of Restalrig while they were in King
John's ward owing to the idiocy of John de la
Stalrek.l The sheriff reported that he delivered the
summons to King John at Lanark on 9 Feb., before
John Comin, Alexander de Balliolo, Hugh de Eure
and Walter de Cambou. Both King John and Simon
appeared on the day appointed, but because King
Edward was hindered by other difficult business,
the hearing was postponed to the next Easter
parliament. [KB 27/141, m. 36 d.] [See below, no.
1311.
131 June 20
Pleas coram rege on the octave of Trinity, a.r. 22.
[Abstract of a writ, in Rot. Scot., i, 19, which the
sheriff of Northumberland was ordered to present to
John, king of Scotland, summoning him before
Edward I on this date to answer a complaint by the
proctors of Reading abbey that John denied them
justice in their suit to recover the priory of May and
its appurtenances.] John did not appear, and the
sheriff showed that he had delivered the summons
at Lanark on 10 Feb. before witnesses [named, as
no. 130 above]. The sheriff was ordered to summon
John for a third time, adjourning him to appear a
month after Easter next; John was also ordered to
show at that time why he had ignored 2 previous
summonses and to bring with him any records
relevant to the case so that it could be settled.
[KB 27/141, m. 17] [in Select Cases in the Court of
King's Bench under Edward I, ed. G.O. Sayles
(Selden Society, 58), 26-8, where the reference is
to 141, m. 16].
132 August 17
Writ from King Edward [I], overlord of the kingdom
of Scotland, to John, king of Scots. [Edward has
postponed the muster which was to have been at
London on 1 Sept. He now orders John to send men
to Portsmouth by 29 Sept. to cross to Gascony.
Similar writs to John Comyn, earl of Buchan, and
25 other Scottish nobles.] Portsmouth. [C 61/21,
m. 4 d.] [in Palgrave, Parliamentary Writs, i, 262-3.
For the earlier summonses connected with this
expedition see vol. ii, no. 695 and Parliamentary
Writs, i, 261-2].
1295
133 January 22
Privy seal letter from King Edward [l], overlord of
the kingdom of Scotland, to King John, requesting
protection in Scotland for John de la Zouche while
he serves in Edward's war in Wales. Aberconway.
[SC 1/45/69] [in Edwards, Ancient Correspondence,
Wales, 206-7].
134 [1295, August 26]
[Draft privy seal writ instructing the chancellor to
amend the grant to the bishop of Glasgow of the
custody of the lands of Calder, dated 1 Oct. 1294,
so as to include fees, advowsons etc.] [C 47/22/
7(4B)] [For original grant, see vol. ii, no. 700].
135 [1295, c. October 12]
Letters patent of Edward [l], authorising John,
bishop of Carlisle, and the abbot of Novum
Monasterium [Newminster], or oneof them, to receive
from John, king of Scots, the castles and towns of
Berwick, Roxburgh and Jedburgh, for the security of
Edward, his realm and his other lands. [SC 1/14/
44(ii)] [Draft oi Rot. Scot., i, 21].
136 [1295, c. October 16]
Letters patent of Edward [l], promising to return
[the above castles and towns] as soon as his war
with France is ended, and also that their surrender
by John shall not be to the prejudice of John or his
successors. [SC l/14/44(iii)] [Draft of Rot. Scot,
i, 22].
137 [1295, c. October]
Draft letters of credence by King Edward [l] on
behalf of the bishop of Carlisle and abbot of
Newminster, going on a mission to John, king of
Scots. [SC 1/14/44(1)] [For date, see Raine,
Letters from Northern Registers (1873), 119-20].
138 [1295, October-November]
Report by an English envoy in Ireland concerning
his conversations with the earl of Ulster and
others and their answers to his requests that they
hasten the sending of troops to Scotland. [C 47/22/
2(15)] [In Stevenson, Documents, ii, 124-5 n.].
139 [1295 ', November]
Return of livestock provided by sheriffs in
Scotland. [C 47/22/2(1)] [in Stevenson, Documents,
ii, 18 n.].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1295
140 [1295']
Letter from [blank], his clerk, to [John de Langton,
chancellor ?]. Sir Michael de Ponynges is about to
set out for Scotland with the earl of Surrey and has
the earl's letters to this effect. He was unable to
appoint general attorneys in person and has
appointed John de Shorne in the writer's presence
as his attorney in any court in England so that the
said John may substitute another or others in place
of the said Michael. [SC 1/27/210].
1296
141 1291, May 10 - 1296, March 1
The 'Great Roll of Scotland'. [Another and longer
version of no. 125 above, drawn up by Andrew de
Tange, notary public] [C 47/23/1] [in Prynne,
Records, iii, 487-543. Extracts in Instnimenta
Publics, 3-56. C 47/23/2 is a duplicate. See SHR,
xxxv(1956), 94-5].
142 March 12
Letter from John, earl of Warenn', to John de
Langeton', chancellor. Requests protections and
writs of respite of debts for Sir William le fiz Warin,
Thomas de Quenchy, John de [illegible], William de
Cressy, and Thomas de Norfolk', who are going in
his company to Scotland on the king's service.
Bamburgh. French. [SC 1/27/183].
143 March 18
Letter from Walter de Beauchamp to John de
Langton, chancellor. Requests letters of protection
and respite of debts for Sir Hugh de Louther, who
is staying in the king's war in Scotland. Wark.
[SC 1/26/82].
144 [1292-6], Palm Sunday
Letter from Hugh de Castillon, count of Blois, to
King Edward [l]. The count of Flanders is involved
with the king of Scotland over the dower of the
countess of Gerle, the count's daughter [i.e.
Margaret, widow of Prince Alexander of Scotland].
This dower concerns the writer, as Edward is aware.
The count claims to be unable to obtain a certain
reply from the king of Scotland as to whether he
means to pay. Asks Edward to take counsel that a
certain reply be made. Blois. French. [SC 1/15/73]
[See Stevenson, Documents, i, 421-2].
145 [1292-6], Palm Sunday
Letter from Mary, countess of St Pol, to King
1296
145 [1292 - 6], Palm Sunday Contd.
Edward [l]. [As above, no. 144, on behalf of her
brother, the count of Blois.] Blois. French. [SC 1/
20/92].
146 March 25 [Extract]
Letter patent [copy] of Patrick, earl of March and
Dunbar, Gilbert de Humfraville, earl of Angus,
Robert de Brus the elder and Robert de Brus the
younger, earl of Carrick, testifying that they have
done homage to King Edward [l]. Wark. French.
[E 39/17/2 and 9, ms. 6 and 7] [in Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no. 22, with translation and
notes on the MS.].
147 March 27
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to the justices
of the bench. Since the king wishes to show special
grace to Walter Touk', who is with him by his precept
in Scotland, he orders them to put in respite until the
quindene of Michaelmas the appeal which Beatrix,
formerly the wife of Richard, son of Walter de Kelum,
prosecutes against the said Walter on account of the
death of her husband, lately killed, it is said, in the
county of York. Wark. [SC 1/45/74].
148 [1296 ?, March]
Letter from Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick, lord of
Annandale, to John de Langeton', chancellor. Since
he is about to go towards Scotland with the other
great lords for the king's affairs, he requests protec-
tions for himself and the men named in an enclosed
bill and that credence be given to his bachelor,
Sir William Burdet. French. [SC 1/26/136] [See vol.
ii, no. 732].
149 April 26
Original instrument by John de Cadomo, notary,
being a copy of a letter by which John, king of
Scotland, renounced his fealty and homage to King
Edward [l]. Berwick. [BM, MS. Cotton Vespasian
F vii, fo. 42] [in Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations,
no. 23, with translation and notes on other MSS.
See also vol. ii, no. 722].
150 [1296], Whitsun
Letter irom[blank] to j[ohn] de Langeton',
chancellor. Requests a protection for Sir Osbert
Giffard, his bachelor, for whom he previously
supplicated the chancellor by John de Walkyngham,
since he will go with the writer to Scotland. Given
under his privy seal. [SC 1/27/207].
152
PART Ih ADDITIONS
1296
151 [c. 1296, May]
Letter from [the sheriff of Berkshire] to [the
treasurer and barons of exchequer]. [Return to a
writ of capias dated 2 May 1296, of which a trans-
cript is attached, ordering the sheriff to take into
the king's hands all the goods of those who were
assessed to guard the coast in co. Southampton, but
failed to do so.] Mr John de Glouc' delivered this
writ on 7 May, pursuant to which the writer seized
the lands and goods of the bishop of Ely [and
25 others, named], who failed to come to Portsmouth
with horses and arms, as assessed. Mr William de
Bosco, Robert Rossel and Robert de Leukenore are
in Scotland with horses and arms and Fulk fitzWarin
is with horses and arms in Wales. The abbot of
Reading does ward with 3 covered horses in Kent
and 4 horses at Portsmouth, and has 3 covered
horses in Scotland. [Names of foreigners whose
lands are already in the king's hands, and of others
against whom nothing was done.] Nothing has been
done concerning the following, who are in Scotland
with horses and arms, as witnessed by the roll of
names delivered to him by Mr John de Glouc':
Edward de Mortuo Mari, whose lands and chattels
are in the hands of Hubert le Despenser, Alan
Plukenet', Henry Tieys, John de Mulet, John de
Sancto Johanne of Lageham, William fitz Warin,
Hugh de Brandeston, Nicholas de Segrave, Richard
de Coleshull, Warin de Insula, John de Segrave,
Giles de Brewes and Hugh de Plessetis. [Reports
action taken against other landholders.] [SC 1/12/
50].
152 [1296, early summer ?]
Letter from Alexander de Insulis to King Edward
[l]. [The king ordered him to give seisin of the
land of Kintyre to Malcolm fy de Engles; however,
the writer and others already hold lands there, and
many say that according to the law of England and
of Scotland no one should lose his heritage unless
he has been impleaded by writ. The writer has
seized these lands from the steward and could take
the castle; he has also seized the lands of the
earl of Menethet in Argyll by virtue of a writ dated
at Wark and delivered last Easter. Asks instructions]
[SC 1/18/147] [In SHR. 1(1971), 16-17].
153 June [27]
Fragment of an oath of fealty by Sir [blank]. [E 39/
3/42] [Similar to those in vol. ii, no. 823].
1296
154 July 7
Original instrument by Andrew de Tange, notary
public, recording John Balliol's renunciation of his
treaty with France. Stracathro. [E 30/1258] [in bad
condition. Apparently similar to the text in
Stevenson, Documents, ii, 59-60, printed from a
transcript of vol. ii, no. 821. For another text with
several minor variations, printed from Tange's
'Ragman Rolls', see Instnimenta Publica, 83-4].
155 August 28
Instrument by Andrew de Tange, notary public,
testifying that, among other clergy, nobles and
commons of the kingdom of Scotland, William
Lamberton, chancellor of the church of Glasgow,
came to King Edward's faith and will, swore an oath
of fealty in the form underwritten, and made letters
patent thereon under his seal, of the tenor which
follows. [Text of Lamberton 's letter, as Foedera,
I, ii, 844.] Witnessed by John of Warenn', Roger of
Norfolk, William of Warwick, Patrick of March and
Gilbert of Angus, earls; John de Hastinges, John
Wake, Hugh le Despenser, Brian fil' Alain, Peter
Corbet, Ralph fil' William, John Marmeduc', Walter
de Huntercombe and Robert de Hilton, barons; and
others. [E 39/3/49],
156 August 31
Receipt by Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk, for £50
received from John de Drokenesford, keeper of the
wardrobe, by the hands of William de Beccles, as
part of the fee due to him by the king for his
service in the king's army in Scotland, Berwick,
[E 101/684/50(1)].
157 August
Oath of fealty by [blank]. [E 39/3/43] [Fragment],
158 [1296, May-August]
Letter from [Beatrice de Valence] to [Aymer de
Valence]. Asks him to send quickly the news from
where he is, with news of his own condition. His
mother has given him 40 marks in Ireland to make
his purveyance towards Scotland, whether he goes
there or not. Sir Roger de Inkepenn', who has [his
mother's] letter to pay them, has sent to the writer
by Wilecok Simeon that if [Aymer] intends to go to
Scotland, a man should be sent through all his
manors to choose the best horses for his carriage
there. Thomas de Farendon* has been well paid, as
[Aymer] asked when he left her. Asks him to tell
Charles that if he wishes to wait until after Pente-
ADDITIONS
153
1296
158 [1296, May - August] Contd.
cost, she will give him a horse to ride. He may tell
Charles that, if he goes away so hastily, she will
not send word to her friends, since she wishes him
to go despite all her friends. French. [SC 1/48/183].
159 September 1
Receipt by John de Segrave for £20 received from the
wardrobe for the earl of Hereford as the fee which
the earl takes for soldiers who were at the king's
wages in the Scottish war. Berwick. [E 101/354/
11(168)].
160 September 1
Forms of writs for restoration of lands in Scotland.
Berwick. [C 47/22/2(6-7)] [in Stevenson, Documents,
ii, 84-7].
161 Septembers
Draft writ to the sheriff of Ayr, ordering restoration
of the lands of Robert de Estebi. Berwick. [C 47/
22/2(8)] [In Stevenson, Documents, ii, 87-9].
162 [1296], August 20-September 10
[Copies of writs ordering restoration of lands in
Scotland.] (i) To the sheriff of Berwick and others,
to take the lands of the late Elena [la Zouche] into
the king's hands [etc., as Rot. Scot., i, 24].
[Haddington, 20 Aug.] (ii) To the sheriff of [Edin]
burgh and others, to deliver Elena's lands to Alan
la Zouche, her heir [as Rot. Scot., i, 24]. Berwick,
30 Aug. (iii) To [blank], ordering delivery to
Thomas de Galeweye of all the lands which he held
by the gift of Alan, his late father, and of part of a
ferme for the term of Pentecost last. Berwick, [3?]
Sept. Same to the sheriff of Wiggeton. (iv) To the
sheriff of Berwick, to restore houses of the bishop
of Moray [as Rot. Scxit., i, 29]. Berwick, 6 Sept.
(v) To the sheriffs of Lanark and Dumfries, to
restore lands to Alexander, son of John de
Stryvelin. Berwick, 4 Sept. Note of a similar writ
to the keeper of the lands of Robert de Ros of Wark.
[As Rot. Scot., i, 28]. (vi) To the sheriff of
Aberdeen, to make restoration to Patrick de
Berkeley [as Rot. Scot.., i, 29]. Berwick, 8 Sept.
Same to the foresters of Lanark and Berkeley.
[Note of a writ for Patrick, as tenant of John de
Cambrou, to the sheriff of Edinburgh; as Rot. Scot.,
i, 29.] (vii) To the bailiff of Dumfries, to summon
the bishop of Sodor [as Rot. Scot., i, 24]. Berwick,
29 Aug. (viii) To [blank], that the subtenants of
John, late king of Scotland, and others should be
1296
162 [1296], August 20 - September 10 Contd.
restored to their lands [as Rot. Scot., i, 26, omitting
the list of addressees]. Berwick, 3 Sept. (ix) To the
sheriff of Edinburgh, to restore to Robert Congelton,
chaplain, those lands held from Walter [de
Congelton]. [See Rot. Scot., i, 27.] Berwick, 3 Sept.
Same for William de Frauncyse, tenant of the bishop
of St Andrews, to the sheriff of Forfar, for William de
Fenton, tenant of William de Moravia, to the sheriff
of Edinburgh, and for William Fraunceys, tenant of
John de Drokesmuth, to the same .... (x) To the
sheriff of Berwick, to restore to Robert de Askeby
those lands which he holds of the prior of Colding-
ham and of Henry de Swynton, who holds immediately
from the prior. Berwick, 10 Sept. [See Stevenson,
Documents, ii, 89.] [C 47/22/2(66) r.]. (xi) Note of a
mandate to the keeper of the forest of [Platers?].
[See Rot. Scot., i, 24]. Berwick, 29 [Aug.], (xii) To
the sheriff of Edinburgh, for Adam, parson of
Lastalleryk [as Rot. Scot., i, 24]. Berwick, 31 Aug,
(xiii) To the sheriff of [Fife] and others, for restora-
tion of lands to William [Douglas] [as Rot. Scot., i,
24]. [Berwick, 30 Aug.] (xiv) Note of mandates to
the keepers of the forests of Jedeworth and Aleth,
for delivery [of deer?] to James, steward of Scotland,
and John [Stryvelyn ?]. [As Rot. Scot., i, 33?] (xv)
To the sheriff of Edinburgh, for restoration to
William de Canti Lupo of lands taken from him by
the king's enemies. Berwick, [3?] Sept. Same to the
sheriffs of Berwick and Roxburgh, with a note that
William has similar letters in the county of Perth.
(xvi) To the sheriff of Berwick, for the abbot of
Dryburgh [see Rot. Scot., i, 24j. Berwick, [2 Sept?].
(xvii) To the sheriff of Peebles, to restore to Katerine
[blank] those lands of the late Laurence Fresel in
Dungvelle of which [she was made keeper?] by the
guardians of Scotland, until Laurence's heir comes
of age. Berwick, 8 Sept. (xviii) To the sheriff of
Perth, to restore lands to David de Wemes, tenant of
[blank] ... (xix) To the sheriff of Aberdeen, to
restore lands to James de Mala Villa, tenant of
[blank]... (Endorsed) Council petitions at the Whit-
sun parliament, 1297, [C 47/22/2(66) d.] [Mutilated
and faded. See also vol. ii, no. 832].
163 [1296, September 25]
Letter from [King Edward l] to a cardinal. The king
has received his letters brought by the bearer of
these presents, for Mr James, nephew of Francis
Napoleonis, cardinal deacon of St Lucia in Silice,
the king's special friend, in the matter of the colla-
154
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1296
163 [1296, September 25] Contd.
tion of the church of Monketon, in the diocese of
Canterbury, made to him by Pope Celestine [V], and
confirmed by Pope Boniface [VIIl], and has care-
fully considered their contents. Since at the time of
his receipt of them the king was greatly occupied
with the expedition of his war in Scotland, and had
not the presence of skilled men, it was necessary
to defer an answer such as the case demanded until
the end of the war and his return to Berwick on
Tweed. [Explains at length why he cannot make
this collation, which would be greatly to his own
prejudice.] The king means to provide Mr James
with some other suitable benefice at a fitting time
and place, if it shall occur to his memory, out of
respect for the cardinals. [SC 1/12/99] [Form of
letters for Ca/. Pat. R. 1288-96, 515-16. Endorsed
with names of cardinals to whom it is to be sent].
164 [1296, c. September]
Letter from Richard de Burgh, earl of Ulster, to
John de Langeton, chancellor. Certifies that
Eustace le Pouer and Walter le Bret were on the
king's expedition to Scotland and that the king
granted them his peace in the same form as to other
men of Ireland. [SC 1/26/138].
165 [1296 n
Oath of fealty by [blank]. [E 39/3/45] [Fragment].
166 [1292-6]
Letter from John [Morel], abbot of Jeddeworth, to
John de Langeton, chancellor. Since Walter fitz
Simon, bachelor, brother of the bearer, has been
imprisoned by the king's ministers at Wark in
Tynedale because of something which happened to
him in Scotland by misfortune, and not by his will,
asks favour to be shown to the bearer, Nicholas, in
the concerns of his brother. He asks this in confi-
dence of the friendship shown when John de
Langeton was dwelling in these parts. [SC 1/27/34].
167 [1292-6]
[instruments of fealty, homage, and renunciation of
homage by John de Baliol.] [C 47/22/3(10)] [Copy,
temp. Edward III].
168 [1292-6?]
Letter from Nicholas de Menill to Sir Hugh de
Cressingham. Hugh informed him that Robard de
Haspal would bring him /es aneus [lambs ? rings ?];
1296
168 [1292-6 ?] Contd.
however, Randolf de Mounchenesi tells him that
de Haspal could not come at les aneus if Randolf
were not there also, wherefore he asks Hugh to
ensure that he has them hastily. He has sent the
following letter to the king, the earl of Nicol
[Lincoln] and other friends, and asks Hugh to take
council concerning it. [Cites the letter to the king
in full] -The countess of Strathearn is bound to
him in 200 marks for the marriage of his son and her
daughter, by writing and the pledges of Earl Patrick
and Sir Alexander de Baillof of Cavers and others.
[She] swore on the gospels, at the insistence of the
bishop of Saint Andrews, on pain of excommunica-
tion, to pay the writer at Candlemas, with costs and
damages in case of default. She has broken this
covenant, wherefore he begs the king's letters to
the countess and to Earl Patrick and Sir Alexander,
since it would be a great inconvenience for him to
plead in Scotland. If she does not wish [to keep the
covenant], he requests a letter to the sheriff of
Northumberland to distrain Scottish goods coming
[from] Berwick, and a letter to the king of Scotland
... in this matter. French. [SC 1/48/80].
169 [1295-6]
Letter from John Comyn to King Edward [l]. Asks
him to order the guardian of Scotland to put
Mr Robert, Comyn's physician, in the church of
Great Dalton, from which he had been unlawfully
ousted by the bishop of Glasgow. Comyn cannot
allow him to go to Rome since he has the care of
Comyn's body; he would have asked this when the
king was at London but for important business he
had to do. French. [SC 1/16/94] [In Tanquerey,
Lettres Anglo- Francaises, no. 72, dated 1299. In
Prynne, Records, iii, 668, it is said to have been in
a bundle of writs and petitions of a.r. 24 Edward I].
1297
170 [1297, March 28]
Writ from King [Edward l] to [Anthony Bek], bishop
of Durham. [Lands of John Comyn of Badenoch,
Richard Siward and others in the liberty of Tynedale;
the bishop's officers to be summoned to parliament
to answer for disobedience.] [Sherborne.] [SC 1/12/
49] [French draft of Cal. Close R. 1296-1302, 23-4,
with 'John de Aykescoghe' for 'John de Dykescoghe'
at p. 24].
171 May 31
Letter from John, earl of Warenne, to John de
ADDITIONS
155
1297
171 May 31 Contd.
Langeton', chancellor. Requests warrant of an
essoin given by [blank] le fiz Hue who was in the
writer's company towards Scotland at Candlemas.
French. [SC 1/27/184] [Damaged].
172 [1297, c. May]
[Recommendations of the council with regard to
Scotland.] [E 39/99/66] [in bad condition].
173 [1297], June 21
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward l]. Sir James
de Molton' is dwelling in the company of Sir Henry
de Perci and Sir Robert de Clifford in the war in
Scotland with horses and arms and has been ordered
by common summons to be with the king on the
morrow of the octave of St John with horses and
arms. Asks that he may be excused on that date.
Henry de Perci and Robert de Clifford will certify
that he has been in the king's service since he came
to Scotland, in their company, and is ready to go to
the king at his command. Carlisle. French. [SC 1/
21/167] [See vol. ii, no. 902].
174 [1297, summer]
Letter from John, earl of Warenne, to King Edward
[l]. [He will carry out the king's command as to
affairs concerning the bishop of Glasgow, the earl
of Carrick, the steward of Scotland and others.
Excuses his delay in going to Scotland because of
the need to await the arrival of more men.] French.
[SC 1/21/59] [In Stevenson, Documents, ii, 183-4,
with translation; Chron. Lanercost, i, 493].
175 [1297], July 10
Letter from Hugh de Cressingham, [treasurer of
Scotland], to Philip de Wileghby, lieutenant of the
treasurer and chancellor of the treasury at
Westminster. On 3 July at Berwick he received
Philip's letters containing £2000, for which Philip
asked a receipt, and that repayment be made by
1 Aug. [Thanks him for this sum which is urgently
needed for the king's affairs.] It seems to the writer
neither fitting nor needful that he send a receipt,
since he should be sufficiently charged with this
sum in Philip's rolls and in those of the chamber-
lains of exchequer. He cannot comply with Philip's
order for repayment, because the king recently
ordered him by writ to pay all revenues of the land
and kingdom of Scotland to John, earl of Warenna,
making no exception or mention of any payment to
Philip or others, and because none of the king's
1297
175 [1297], July 10 Contd.
sheriffs, bailiffs or officers in that land can raise a
penny from the revenues of their bailiwicks in these
days, on account of the many, divers, continual and
daily perils which threaten. Boulton [Bolton, ca.
Northumberland]. [E 159/70, m. 29 d.] [See vol. ii,
no. 900; Barrow, Robert Bruce, 120-1].
176 [1297], July 25
Letter from Robert de Cliff to King Edward [ll.
Because the king ordered him to go to Berwick with
the earl of Garenne on the affairs of Scotland, he
went there, but now asks that he may come to where
the king is (aprucher voire parties), so that he may
be at the king's departure, which he understands
will take place shortly. He has much to do in
London for himself and his men. Requests a letter
to the earl for this. Brogham in Westmorlaund'.
French. [SC 1/16/42].
177 [1296, July 10? -1297, August 20]
Petition to the king by the abbot and convent of
Reading. [They ask for restoration of the priory of
May, with the manor of Pittenweem and its
appurtenances, which were alienated from Reading
by the bishop of St Andrews when guardian of
Scotland.] French. [SC 8/13701] [in PSAS, xc
(1956-7), 77-8].
178 November 27
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to Edward, his
son, lieutenant in England, and his council. The
term of the truce between himself and the king of
France, of which he informed Edward by his
letters, has been continued from the octave of
St Andrew [7 Dec] to Shrove Tuesday (quaresme
privant) next [18 Feb. 1298], by consent of both
parties, so that the 2 kings may meet in the mean-
time on 2 Jan., when the king of France should be
at Tournay, and King Edward at Audenarde. Has
great hopes that the affair will turn out thus and
that by this meeting good peace will follow to the
profit and greater tranquillity of Christendom.
Because his adversaries will sooner come to a
better form of peace, more honourable for the king
and his allies, if they see him stronger and better
supplied with good men, Edward is ordered to pur-
chase and send as many men at arms as he can, to
be with him at the said term or at the twentieth day
after Christmas. He wishes exception to be made of
those men at arms who ought to attend to the affairs
and defence of Scotland, that is those who are
156
PART II: ADDITIONS
1297
178 November 27 Contd.
closer to the marches than to the parts where the
king now is. Edward should send to all the men of
his ports and cause them to assemble all their ship-
ping (navie) at one port against the issue of the
term of the truce, so that they are well prepared
with their shipping for as long as the king shall
inform them. Gainte' [Ghent]. French. [SC 1/45/
105].
179 [1297 ?]
Letter from John, earl of Warenne, to King Edward
[l]. Sir Robert Darcy is of his household and has
been so for a long time, and was with him in the
war in Scotland. Robert's horses and arms are in
his company where he is in the parts of Scotland.
He is informed that certain of the king's men are
preventing Darcy from coming to the writer. He
knows of no reason why Darcy should be in ill favour
with the king. French. [SC 1/21/58].
1298
180 March 9
Letter from John, earl of Warenne, to John de
Langeton', chancellor. Requests letters of protec-
tion in common form for Thomas de Oyly, in his
company in Scotland on the king's service. Berwick
on Tweed. [SC 1/27/185].
181 1297, November 5 - 1298, May 6
Account of Ralph de Dalton, clerk, for corn bought
by him in Yorkshire for the king's army at Berwick.
[E 101/6/32] [In Gough, Scotland in 1298, 1-5].
182 [1298, May 28]
Writ from [King Edward l] to Ralph de Muntioie and
William de Ebor'. The king has determined to go to
Scotland to repress the malice and rebellion of the
Scots enemies and rebels, who invaded the kingdom
while he was in Flanders and perpetrated very
many homicides, depredations, arsons and other
damages. [Appoints them to select and bring 1000
foot from CO. Lancaster to Roxburgh by 25 June;
Richard de Haveryng has been appointed to pay
these men their wages.] [York.] [SC l/13/151(i)J
[Cancelled draft of Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 351].
183 June 17
Letter of Pope Boniface [VIIl] to the king of
Scotland, confirming the election of William
Lamberton, chancellor of Glasgow, to the bishopric
of St Andrews. St Peter's, Rome. [SC 7/8/4] [in
1298
183 June 17 Contd.
Foedera, I, ii, 893].
184 [1298 ?], July 12
Letter from the treasurer and barons of the
exchequer [of Dublin] to King Edward [l]. [Gives
details of an affair in Munster caused by the
death of Sir Richard Harold, a knight newly dubbed
in Scotland, who was with Sir John fiz Thomas.]
Dublin. French. [SC 1/16/132] [Damaged].
185 [1298], July 19
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster ordering him to
inquire whether the Scots intend to enter his county;
if he is sure of their coming, he is to send news to
the exchequer by day and night of all that he has
found. He is to alert the men of his county, prepare
beacon-fires on hilltops, and imprison any Scots
found within the county. York. Similar letters to the
sheriffs of Northumberland, Westmoreland and
Cumberland, and to Hasculph de Clyseby. [E 368/
69, m, 91 d.] [Printed in Gough, Scotland in 1298,
127-8, from another copy in E 159/71, m. 118 d.].
186 [c. 1298, October 14]
Letter from [John de Langton, chancellor] to Mr
j[ohn] de Cadamo. When recently the writer was at
Lyston' Templi [Kirkliston], the king enjoined him
to have a writ made to the treasurer and barons of
the exchequer, ordering them to examine the
exchequer rolls and inform the king what Humphrey
de Bohun, earl of Hereford and constable of
England, and Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, should receive as the fee for
their offices, and in what manner. Orders this writ
to be made. Poterton'. [SC 1/30/1].
187 November [Extract]
[inventory made at Westminster by Ralph de Manton
and James de Dalilegh of all the jewels etc. in the
treasury of the wardrobe under the chapel there.
4 ms.] A red coffer, containing letters and muni-
ments touching the kingdom and lordship of
Scotland and the oath of homage of its king and
magnates. A red coffer, containing ... the seal
appointed for the ruling of Scotland during the
vacancy of the throne, [m. 3 d.]. An iron-hooped
pannier, covered with black leather, containing
writings of the magnates of Scotland and others con-
cerning their fealty and homage made to the king
after the Scottish war in a.r. 24. [All deleted, with
marginal notes that they were delivered to John de
PART II: ADDITIONS
157
1298
187 November [Extract! Contd.
Benestede at Westminster on 10 Jan. 1301.] A large
chest with a cross, containing [among other things]
a box (pixis) with the impression of the seal of
Scotland and an agnus dei of copper [?] weighing
[3 ?] pounds de cuneo Scoc', found at Berwick. Two
pallia for hanging in church, covered with green
cloth, which came from Scotland, [m. 4]. [Also
mentioned are 19 buffalo horns and a griffon horn
[m. 4], and coffers with a cross and with an 'L' de
Scoc'. [ms. 2 d.-3 d.]. Their contents are as given
in vol. ii, no. 840, with the omission of the third
and of the last 3 items in the second coffer. In the
first coffer, the twelfth item has been deleted as
broken, the seventeenth has been omitted and 'a
cup of maple with a silver foot' has been added at
the end of the contents. The last 8 objects in this
coffer are noted as in indentura.] [E 101/357/13]
[Partly faded. Part in Archeological Journal, xiii
(1856), 248-9].
188 1298
[Letters patent reciting the grant to Henry de Lacy,
earl of Lincoln, of the office and lands of James,
formerly steward of Scotland.] Durham. [DL 10/198]
[See vol. ii, no. 1857].
189 [1298]
Certificate of the death of a horse, valued at
Lochmaben for Oswald de Carliolo, servant of Sir
William de Pontone. [C 47/22/2(47)] [in Stevenson,
Documents, ii, 357n. See vol. iv, p. 472].
190 [1298 ']
Letter from Richard [fitz Alan], earl of Arundel, to
King Edward [l]. The king informed him that his
friends had provided him too late with his ... of
Scotland, whereby the king can do nothing for him,
but that he will aid the writer when he sees cause.
Formerly the king promised him his grace, and he
believes (enteng) that the king would not wish to
deny the law to any ... He was ordered to hasten
to the king ... who [said he] would pay him wages or
something else, [if] the king had granted him his
rights he would not have [asked ?] anything else,
for in certainty (fiaunce) of that land of Scotland he
would have demised his lands 'on this side' to give
to his men for the king's service. Perhaps he will
lose [his lands] 'on that side' and those 'on this
side' also, for he can find none who will serve him
without being given generously of his lands, of
which he has so few that he cannot do this without
1298
190 [1298 ?] Contd.
great abasement of his estate. For the king's wars
and to maintain his estate he has demised £500 of
land. In these 2 wars he has lost more than 4 ... of
warhorses in Wales, Scotland and Gascony, for
which he never received money from the wardrobe.
As for the power given him by the king to alienate
£100 of ... land, he can find no one who will
advance him a penny on this unless he wishes to
give them as a [pledge?], which he could not do
without great diminution of his estate. [Asks to be
excused for these reasons.] French. [SC 1/17/64]
[Damaged].
191 [1297-8]
[Roll of cash payments, mostly concerning
Scotland.] To Walter de Augmondesham and Mr John
de Weston for provisioning the castle of Berwick,
£400. To Alexander le Convers for carriage of
victuals for provisioning Stirling castle, £100. To
Warin Martyn, £12 6s. To John de Brittania, £63.
To Richard Siward, £40. To John de Baar, £34 4s.
To Walter de Bello Campo, senior, £10. To John de
la Mare, 20 marks. To William Fluman, £16. To
Richard de Abindon for provisioning the castle of
Dumfries, 50 marks. To John de Barrs for his
expenses in going home, 50 marks. [Payments for
horses bought, and minor payments largely relating
to the household and pantry, but including 40 marks
paid at Durham to Robert de Clifford as part of
£300 bestowed on him by the king's gift, £34 18s 8d
for the wages of a tentmaker and 100s paid to John
Penkethlin, late constable of Jedburgh. Payments
were also made to John Lovel, Mr Thomas Logor,
Mr John Boulis and Mr Andrew de Tange for a mis-
sion to France.] To John de Dinieton for money
changed by him at Jedburgh, 100s. To archers, for
arrears of wages in Scotland, £15 7s 4d. To Gilbert
de Brideshale for his expenses and restoration of a
horse, 10 marks. To Godard de Sandwice, merchant,
for salt and wheat bought from him at Stirling, £15.
To William de Ponte of Grimsby for corn bought from
him there, £10 8s. To Robert de Hausted for wages
and the restoration of a horse, £8 10s. Total,
£1531 17s Id. [E 101/354/31B1.
192 [c. 1297-8]
Letter from John del Ille to John de Metingham and
his fellows, justices of the bench. Because knights,
sergeants and all others coming from Yorkshire are
all prepared and ordered to go to Scotland, and
should not be impleaded by writ of debt or trespass.
PART II: ADDITIONS
1298
192 [c.1297-8] Contd.
the writer has enjoined the sheriff to make return
on such writs that he has done nothing because of
the war in Scotland. He requests them not to
challenge this return. French. [SC 1/30/136].
1299
193 January 15
Letter from Pope Boniface [VIIl] to Edward [l]
giving approval for such marriages as will secure
peace between him and Philip [IV] of France and
reproving him for his unjust detention of the kingdom
of Scotland. Lateran. [SC 7/8/7] [in Foedera, I, ii,
883-4, dated 1298].
194 [1299, c. February 2]
Letter to William de Hameltone from Robert de
Cantellou, his bachelor. Asks letters of protection
for the bearer, William de Weregrave, since he is on
the king's service in the castle of Lochmaban, in the
writer's company. French. [SC 1/25/35] [See vol. ii,
no. 1058].
195 [1299, c. June 5]
Letter from John de Hastings to King [Edward l].
Asks letters of protection for John de Keckingeswith,
his esquire, who is going to Scotland to make his
purveyance. [SC 8/185, no. 9243].
196 [1299, c. Junes]
Letter from John de Kingeston to Mr John de Came
[Caen], asking letters of protection for John de
Foleville, who is in the king's service at Edinburgh
castle. French. [SC 1/30/113] [See Cal. Pat. R.
1292-1301, 421].
197 [1299], June 28
Letter [copy] from Pope Boniface [VIIll to [Robert de
Winchelsea], archbishop of Canterbury. [He has heard
of the excessive injuries and losses inflicted by
King Edward on the kingdom of Scotland, its prelates,
clergy and inhabitants. Orders Winchelsea, on pain of
suspension, to deliver vol. ii, no. 1069 to the king
and to inform him of the king's answer.] Anagni.
[SC 1/30/182] [Damaged. Another transcript in SC 7/
64/67 V. Printed in Stevenson, Documents, ii, 376-
7, from a copy in BM Add. MS. 15,365, fo. 63].
198 July 16
Indented receipt by Ralph fitz William for provisions
received from Richard de Abyndone in lieu of wages
due him while waiting at Carlisle to make a raid on
1299
198 July 16 Contd.
Galloway. Carlisle. [C 47/22/2(49)] [in Stevenson,
Documents, ii, 380 n.].
199 July 17
Receipt by Robert de Clifford, captain of the
counties of Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancaster
and keeper of the castles of Lochmaben and of
Annandale, for £20 in silver received from Richard
de Abingdon at Carlisle in part payment of wages
owed him by the king for custody of those parts.
Carlisle. [E 101/684/44(7)].
200 [1299, July 18]
Extract [temp. Edward III] from the credence of
R[obert] de Burghersshe, proctor of Edward [l] for
the delivery of John de Balliolo to the nuncio of
Pope Boniface VIII. French, [C 47/22/2(50)]
[In Stevenson, Documents, ii, 385-6, with trans-
lation. The entire credence is recited in vol. ii,
no. 1080].
201 [1299], August 9
Letter from John de Kyngestone, constable of
Edinburgh castle, to Walter [Langton], bishop of
Chester, [treasurer]. [The earl of Buchan, the
bishop of St Andrews and other Scottish magnates
are at Glasgow and intend to go to the border. They
entered Selkirk forest; the writer suspects treachery
by Simon Eraser, its keeper; the people there have
surrendered to the Scots. The writer seized beasts
at Penicuik; asks advice concerning these and
that Stirling ca'stle be victualled.] Chastel a
Pucelles. French. [BM Cotton Charters, xxiv, 18]
[in Stevenson, Documents, ii, 301-4, with transla-
tion, dated 1298. For date, see vol. ii, no. 1978
and F.M. Powicke, The Thirteenth Century
(Oxford, 1953), 696n.].
202 [1299, September 18]
Writ to Richard de Harlegh', appointing him to
choose 500 foot in co. Salop. [Canterbury.] [SC 1/
13/151(ii)] [Draft of vol. ii, no. 1092 and Cal. Pat.
R. 1292-1301, 437].
203 [1299, September 18]
Writ to the sheriff, bailiffs [etc.] of co. Salop,
ordering them to aid Richard de Harlegh'.
[Canterbury.] [SC l/13/151(iii)] [Draft of vol. ii,
no. 1092 and Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 438].
204 September 29
Receipt by Ralph fitz William for 40 marks of
159
1299
204 September 29 Contd.
silver which the treasurer ordered Richard de
Abingdon to deliver to him. He also acknowledges
that Abingdon paid him wages for himself, 3
knights, 10 horsemen and 10 foot in his company.
Informs the king that, on the king's advice, he
joined with R[obert] de Felton and others of the
parts of Cumberland in conducting Abingdon to
Lochmaben. They went to Caerlaverock to make a
foray against the Scots, with John de la Dalyne at
Dumfries. Abingdon paid £9 16s to 8 knights, 34
horsemen and 211 foot, as their wages for 2 days.
Carlisle. [E10l/684/44(6)].
205 [1299, c. November 16]
Letter from Marmaduke de Twenge to King [Edward
l]. Asks protections for himself and one knight, and
for Sir Robert le Constable and 7 of his men, going
with him to Scotland on the king's service. [SC 8/
270, no. 13492] [See Ca/. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 456].
206 [December 30]
[Orders by the king and council regarding prepara-
tions for war in Scotland.] (a) [That the justiciar
and treasurer ... of Ireland array 300 hobelars and
ensure that sufficient aid is provided to cover the
victualling and other costs of these men in coming
to the king, staying in Scotland and returning.]
They are to send all the victuals they can to
Skineboroness, to be there by 24 June, and are to
require and bind merchants to bring victuals, send-
ing the names of such merchants to the wardrobe.
[See Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 488.] (b) That writs be
sent to the sheriffs of Somerset, Dorset, Devon,
Cornwall and Gloucester and to the bailiff of
Haverford and justice of Chester, [ordering] them
to require merchants to bring victuals to Carlisle.
[See Cal. Close R. 1296-1302, 382.] Similar writs
are to be sent to the earl of Cornwall. The king
wishes that these writs instruct the addressees to
purvey livestock [and other victuals, specified],
and similar commands are to be sent to those mak-
ing the purveyance for Berwick, (c) That there be
great purveyance of victuals in the counties
between the mouth of the Thames and Berwick and
that they be brought to the ports in these counties,
to be sent to Berwick for sustenance of the army
all the following winter. The officials of these
parts are to induce and bind merchants to bring
victuals for sale to where the king will be all the
time he stays in Scotland, [returning] the names of
1299
206 [December 30] Contd.
such merchants to the wardrobe and [promising]
them that they will be well paid and kept from harm,
(d) That the justices of both benches and the
barons of exchequer be at parliament on the second
[Sunday] in Lent, when the bishop of Chester will
tell them the arrangements for their adjournment to
York, (e) That all the sheriffs of England and
certain men of the counties warn all who have £40
of land or more to be prepared to come with horses
and arms to Carlisle. [See Cal. Close R. 1296-1302,
380.] (f) That the horsemen and footmen chosen to
go to Berwick, who returned after receiving the
king's wages, should be imprisoned during his will.
[See Cal. Close R. 1296-1302, 379.] French. [C 49/
2/27] [Faded].
207 [1299]
(i) [Defences submitted by English ambassadors to
Pope Boniface VIII, regarding their refusal to
treat with the French on matters touching Scotland.]
Item, in the peace treaties and truces made by the
cardinal bishops of Albano and Palestrina, papal
ambassadors, or in any of the 3 treaties made
between the kings of France and England, no men-
tion was ever made of the king or kingdom of
Scotland. However, the king of France specifically
named the counts of Hanonens' [Hainault] and
Luteburgens' [Luxemburg], the dauphin of Vienne,
and Godefrey de Brabancia as his allies in the
first of these truces, and said in general that he
had other allies from Flanders, Gascony and else-
where of whose names he was at that time ignorant.
Moreover, a year or more before any of these truces,
the former king of Scots freely admitted his many
crimes against the king of England, handed over
his kingdom, swore on the gospels to be faithful and
not to harm the king of England in any way, and
placed himself at the king's disposal. The Scots
nobles took a similar oath and many of them went
with the king of England to fight in Flanders,
receiving his wages like other of his liegemen, at
the time that the said truce was made. Therefore
the ambassadors state that the former king of Scots,
his kingdom and subjects, can in no way be included
in any negotiations; they explained to the pope that
they had nothing to say to the French ambassadors
concerning this and that, if the French were to
mention it, they should not be heard, (ii) [Note on the
credence of English ambassadors sent to Monstrell.
If the French wish to argue concerning Scotland, a
160
PART II: ADDITIONS
1299
207 [1299] Contd.
reply can be based on the documents and arguments
already used on Edward I's behalf in the French
court, and which the ambassadors have with them.
Frenc/i]. (iii) [Partial copy of vol. ii, no. 1080.
French.] [C 47/29/4(14)].
208 [1299]
[Report from the official of Canterbury, consisting
of transcripts of documents used in the negotiations
concerning Scotland at Montreuil.] [C 47/30/4(15)]
[Mutilated copy, temp. Edward III].
209 [1299 ?]
[Proposals for the purchase of Scottish prisoners
by the king, and for an assembly at Newcastle on
Tyne.] [C 47/22/12(25)] [Mutilated].
210 [1297-95]
Draft estimate of victuals and stores required for
Edinburgh castle. [E 101/13/34(35)] [in EHR,
Ixxxii (1967), 543].
211 [1298-9]
Letter from Alexander Cumyn to King Edward [l].
He has suffered the dishonour of imprisonment and
great loss of his goods because of the king, and is
daily likely to suffer more if the king does not
provide aid and remedy. The countess of Ross and
her son are bound not to rise against the king for
the sake of their lord, whom the king has in his
keeping (tenaunce). The earl of Sutherland and
Lochlan des Pies are loyal to the king, according
to their power. Asks the king to believe the shame-
ful things (villanie) of which his liege man, born
in England, will inform him and to command Cumyn
since he has always been faithful to him and is
his sworn man in all things. Asks the king to take
counsel for the mischief he has suffered and may
suffer in remaining as faithful as he would be to
King Alexander if he were alive. Recommends Sir
Marmaduck' du Tuynck' [Tweng] and Sir William le
fuiz Waryn to the king. French. [SC 1/16/92].
212 [c. 1298-9 ?]
Letter to Walter de Bedewind from W. de Dumfr[ies],
his clerk. He has lately been to the bishop [of
Glasgow] to obtain Walter's institution [to the
church of Old Kilpatrick ?] but the bishop told him
that he could not carry it out because of the Scots
among whom it is situated. The bishop said that
the writer may keep possession of 'the said church'
1299
212 [c. 1298-9?] Contd.
[of Bothwell ?] which he has on behalf of R[alph] de
Mantona, until he [the bishop ?] shall come to these
parts. The writer no longer wishes to deal with this
church in association with Wrenoc del Pol, who has
unjustly calumniated him, as Walter may see from
letters the writer has sent to R. de Mantona.
Accordingly requests that he may render his final
account for the fruits of the church to James de
Dalileg'. [SC 1/49/156] [For date and identification
of the churches, see vol. ii, no. 1023].
1300
213 January 1
Estimate by W[alter] de Bello Campo, steward,
John de Droken[esford], keeper of the wardrobe,
and others, of the victuals required for supply of
the castles of Berwick, Edinburgh and Dirleton
until 24 June. Berwick. [E 101/531/7] [Part in
EHR, Ixxxii (1967), 541-3].
214 January
Indented receipt by Richard de Brimesgrave, king's
clerk, for 9 qrs. corn, 21 qrs. [corn ?] counted as
20, 19 tuns of wine and 19V2 carcases of beef,
received from Nicholas de Redinge, clerk of the
earl of Lincoln, from the earl's victuals. Berwick.
French. [C 47/3/32(2)].
215 March 27
Account of Adam, the king's goldsmith, for a.r. 27,
and until [above date]. [Details his expenses, and
those of Walter the king's painter, for the making
of a chair, first in bronze and then in wood, to be
placed over the stone of Scone. Total, £39 6s 3d.]
[E 101/357/1] [In Archeological Journal, xiii (1856),
252, where line 8 should read 'una cathedra de
ligno facta ad (fundandam aliam cathedram de
latuno erased) exemplar'].
216 April 30
Privy seal writ from [King Edward l] to [Walter
Langton], bishop of Chester, treasurer. [The
treasurer and barons of exchequer do not think that
the king should send writs under the exchequer seal
to summon footmen from beyond Trent for service in
Scotland, as he ordered them to do, because this
was always done in the past under the great seal.]
The king accordingly orders them, with the
chancellor, to make and send writs under the great
seal to the counties beyond Trent for the choosing
PART II: ADDITIONS
1300
216 April 30 Contd.
of between 15,000 and 20,000 suitable footmen, who
are to be at Carlisle by the third or fourth day after
St John next, as he ordered them before. He does
not wish them to summon footmen from Wales, who
have been excused for the great labour they have
done before in his service. The treasurer and the
bishop of Durham recently sent Mr Richard
Dabingdon to distribute the king's victuals at
Carlisle to John de St John, Robert de Clifford and
the others who are there at the king's wages from
Easter until Trinity next; the king thanks the
treasurer for this and orders him to send all the aid
and counsel he can so that these men may stay
until the king comes there. He approves of the
arrangement (cedement) made between the treasurer
and John de Creppingg, John de Byroun and the
sheriff of York, that they would prepare the whole
country (pais) and be at Richmond within 3 days
when summoned, and [also of the arrangement] as to
the bishop of Durham's men. Orders the treasurer to
send aid to the march whenever he hears that it is
required, and to ensure that the castles of Loch-
maben and Dumfries are better stored with victuals
and other supplies, because John de St John has
informed the king that they are poorly supplied. The
king has heard that the covenant of Robert le fiz
Roger expires at Pentecost and has asked him to
remain until St John; he orders the treasurer to
recompense Robert suitably T/acez /ere sun gre) for
this stay and to ensure that the garrisons of the
march are maintained in strength until the king
comes to Carlisle. [The king details his proposed
itinerary from Estaumford to Cawode, orders that
lodging be prepared there and that he be kept
informed of news of the march and of his enemies.]
Estaunford. French. [E 368/71, m. 35 r.].
217 January-April
[8 writs to various sheriffs relative to the victual-
ing etc. of the army in Scotland, with endorsed
returns. 8 ms.] [E 39/4/121.
218 May 2
Privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to [Walter
Langton], treasurer. The king has heard from Henry
de Thorp, his clerk, that Thorp and the sheriff of
Cambridge and Huntingdon have not yet made
purveyance of victuals in these counties, as they
were ordered to do by 24 June next, because the
sheriff had nothing with which to make the
1300
218 May 2 Contd.
purveyance. If victuals fail on the king's planned
expedition to Scotland, he will be delivered into the
hands of his enemies or return dishonoured. [Orders
that arrangements be made with the sheriff, now at
exchequer to render his account, so that the
purveyance is made with minimum grievance to the
people, and so that a definite day is fixed to pay
the sellers of the victuals from the first issues of
these counties.] Because the king hears from John
de St John that the victuals at Carlisle are almost
gone, he orders the treasurer to send immediately
to Ireland to hasten purveyance of the victuals
which should come from there. Estaunford. French.
[E 368/71, m. 35 r.].
219 May 20
Pleas at the fair court of St Ives on [this date].
[Proceedings in a plea by John le Especer of
Gomecestre against Peter, merchant of St Ives, his
partner, who refused to pay his share of the losses
incurred by John while trading in various parts of
Scotland. John made 3 journeys to Scotland with
leek seeds, making a profit in Mar. and Apr. 1296,
but losing 33 marks on his third journey between
12 Feb. and 15 Apr. 1297.] [SC 2/178/100, m. 3]
[In Select Cases Concerning the Law Merchant, ed.
C. Gross, i (Selden Society, 23), 77-8, with
translation].
220 [1300, c. June]
Letter from John de Kingestone to Ralph de
Mantone. [The magnates of Scotland held a parlia-
ment at Rutherglen on 10 May. After dispute
between the bishop of St Andrews and John Comyn,
they agreed to elect Ingram de Umframville as one
of the guardians in place of the earl of Carrick,
and adjourned till 27 Dec. because of the earl of
Buchan's absence in Galloway.] French. [SC 1/30/
114] [In SHR, xxiv (1927), 246).
221 [c. 1300, June ']
Letter from John de Cufflet to Robert de Bardelby.
Asks him to act as his procurator to the chancellor
to obtain a protection for the bearer, John fiz
Nichole de Eveiens, the writer's valet, who is to
go with him to Scotland. The writer will receive
his own protection when he comes to court on
business [which he details]. French. [SC 1/30/30].
222 July 4
Certificate by Nicholas de Segrave, lieutenant of
PART II: ADDITIONS
130C
222 July 4 Contd.
the earl of Hereford, constable of England, that
Sir Robert le fitz Payne, Sir John de Maundeville,
Henry de Bodrigan, Ingram Berenger and Robert de
Westwood are going in person with the king in his
Scottish war. Carlisle. [C 47/2/13(9)].
223 July 15
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to John de
Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe. Sends under
his seal the names of foot-soldiers of Yorkshire
who have departed from the king's service without
leave, wickedly and treacherously deceiving him,
whereby he and his host have suffered great harm
and inconvenience. Orders that John and the bishop
of Chester [Walter de Langton, treasurer] ordain
that these men, whether in franchise or not, be
taken and safely held in prison and in distraint,
and not delivered up without the king's special
command; also that their lands, tenements and
goods in that county, whether in franchise or not,
be seized and kept in the king's hand without delay,
and that the king be answered to for the issues of
these lands until he ordains otherwise. Because the
king has heard that sheriffs and bailiffs sometimes
counsel, abet and maintain things whereby he is ill
served, he orders John in no wise to trust them in
the execution of this, but to assign it to certain
trusty men who will diligently apply their attention
to perform the king's commands in all points, in
such a way that the men remaining in the king's host
in Scotland may take example from the punishment
of these men who have served him so ill. Dumfries.
French. [SC 1/61/63].
224 July 27
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to W[ alter de
Langton], bishop of Chester, treasurer, or his
lieutenant, to John de Langeton', chancellor, and to
John de Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe. The
king's affairs in Scotland are much set back for
default of good foot-soldiers. They are to have
chosen from the counties nearest the march of
Scotland, in addition to the number already serving
with the king, 10,000 foot-soldiers, the strongest
and best who can be chosen, and cause these men to
be brought to Carlisle without delay, by sheriffs and
others who can best and soonest bring them. They
are to have this matter especially at heart, and
assign to it certain trusty and hard-working men who
1300
224 July 27 Contd.
will give all their attention to this business, and
who should be assigned to pay the wages of these
men in coming to the king. Kirkcudbright. French.
[SC 1/61/65].
225 [July]
Roll of horses of the household valued for the
Scottish war. 7 ms. [E 101/8/23] [Summary in J.E.
Morris, The Welsh Wars of Edward I (Oxford, 1901),
299-300].
226 [c. 1300, July]
Indentured instructions from King [Edward l] to
[Walter de Langton], treasurer. The king wills that
the treasurer hastily summon all the sheriffs who
have failed to provide carriage as commanded, since
the king's affairs were put greatly in arrears by this.
They cannot excuse themselves in any way for
failing to find carriage in their bailiwicks in one
way or another. The king wishes them to be so
hastened (hastiez) that they may be an example for
the future. Because bailiffs and ministers who
lately chose foot in divers counties, and particu-
larly in the county of York, by malice among them-
selves have caused a great part of the foot to
return, to the deceit of the king, the king wishes his
ministers, and all who have caused him to lack good
foot-soldiers according to the number ordained, to
be imprisoned and held until the king order their
punishment or deliverance, and all foot-soldiers who
failed to appear, abetted by the bailiffs or in other
undue manner, should be heavily punished in body
and goods. Because certain men from whose lord-
ship the said foot were chosen do not wish to allow
them to come into the king's service at his wages,
as has always been usual, the king wishes it known
who these lords are and, if they have come into his
service in this war in Scotland, that he be informed
of their names so that he may deal with (aresoner)
them in the parts where he is. If they are out of his
service in England they should be summoned to the
exchequer and there punished. French. [SC 1/61/641
[SeeCa/. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 527-8].
227 [July-August]
Roll of payments for wages of foot-soldiers and
workmen engaged in the Scottish war. 8 ms. [E 101/
8/20] [For summary of the numbers of infantry
involved, see J.E. Morris, The Welsh Wars of
Edward I (Oxford, 1901), 301-2].
ADDITIONS
1300
228 [1300, c. September 24]
Petition by [Robert Hastang] for power to receive
the abbot of Kelso into the king's peace and to
deliver to him the ornaments of his house which are
under the petitioner's guard in the castle of
Roxburgh. [C 47/22/12(19)] [See vol. ii, no. 1154].
229 [after 1300, September 30] [Extract]
[Note concerning the account of Nicholas Fermbaud,
keeper of Bristol castle, for a.r. 25, 26 and 27
Edward I, detailing payments made by him to
Scottish prisoners captured at the battle of Dunbar.]
£57 15s lOd, paid by him to Richard Siward junior,
knight, John de la More, John de Clogham and John
fil Alexander de Moreva, esquires, and to their 2
guards, for their expenses from 30 Sept. 1296 to
30 Sept. 1298, at the daily rate of 4d for the knight,
3d for each esquire, and 3d for each guard. Also
104s 8d paid to Alexander Comyn, knight, for his
wages from 30 Sept. 1296 until 10 Aug. 1297, on
which day he was released. £4 5s, paid to Robert
le Graunt, esquire, for his expenses from 30 Sept.
1296 until 5 Sept. 1297, on which day he was
released. £27 7s 6d, paid to John de la More and
John de Clogham, esquires, and to one guarding
them, for their expenses from 30 Sept. 1298 until
30 Sept. 1300. £4 7s 3d paid to John de Moreve for
his expenses from 30 Sept. 1298 to 14 Sept. 1299,
when he died in the same prison. 69s 4d paid to
Richard Siward junior, knight, for his expenses for
208 days from 30 Sept. 1298 till 26 Apr. 1299, on
which day he was freed at Benstede. 27s, paid for a
horse taking Richard from Bristol to Benstede, and
for 2 valets accompanying him for 11 days, going
and returning. 50s 3d paid to a guard for [Richard]
from 30 Sept. 1298 until 19 Apr. 1299, when he was
relieved of this duty because of the freeing of the
prisoner. [AH rates of pay as above.] [E 159/74, m.
64 d.] [See vol. ii, p. 177, no. 906].
230 October 30
Certificate by John de Segrave, lieutenant of the
earl marshal in Scotland, that Sir Thomas de
Cirencester and Sir Stephen de Haccumbe are in the
Scottish war in their own persons. Caerlaverock.
[C 47/2/21(19)].
231 November 7
[Writ to the sheriff of Warwick to prohibit the hold-
1300
231 November 7 Contd.
ing of a tournament at Warwick, fixed for Sunday
after Martinmas contrary to the proclamation made
at Caerlaverock, and to attach any contravening
this prohibition to appear before parliament at
Lincoln on the octave of St Hilary.] Carlisle. [C 47/
22/4(12)] [Endorsed as executed].
232 November 7
[Writ to the sheriff of Essex to attach the earl of
Hereford to answer in parliament at Lincoln on the
octave of St Hilary for taking part in a tournament
at Newmarket contrary to a former proclamation at
Caerlaverock.] Carlisle. [C 47/22/4(18)] [Return
missing].
233 January 14-November 10
Account of Sir Robert Hastang, sheriff of Roxburgh.
Receipts - He received £686 13s ll%d from Mr John
de Weston, clerk, at divers times in this period, as
much in money as in victuals. [He received 3 pay-
ments, each of £40, from the sheriff of York at the
exchequer in May, from Robert de Woodhouse, clerk,
in Oct. and from Sir Ralph de Manton in part pay-
ment for a horse. He also received £1 10s from
Ralph at Holmcoltram on 2 Oct.] He received
£13 6s 8d from the sale of goods remaining after the
last accounting and £74 17s 2d from further such
sales. Sum total of receipts, £896 7s 9y4d.
[Expenses.] Of this, his own wages from 14 Jan. to
5 July 1300 were £34 16s, being 174 days at 4s
daily. Wages for 1 knight for the same time at 2s
daily, £17 8s. For 62 esquires for the same time,
each at Is daily, £539 8s. For 40 crossbowmen for
the same time, each at 4d daily, £116. For 160
archers for the same time, each at 2d daily, £232.
Total, £938 12s. [Hastang's wages for 128 days
from 6 July to 10 Nov. 1300 were £25 12s; those of
1 knight and 23 esquires for the same time were
£12 16s and £147 4s respectively. The wages of
30 crossbowmen for 137 days, until 19 Dec, were
£68 10s and those of 100 archers for the same time
were £114 3s 4d; all rates of pay as above. Total
for this period, £368 5s 4d.] Sum total of his
expenses, £1307 17s 4d. Subtracting the receipts
and £2 lis for the wages of certain esquires who
left his contingent, the balance owed him on this
account is £408 18s 6'/4d. He is also owed
£13 6s 8d for restoration of a horse of one of his
esquires, making £422 5s 2%d in all. [E 101/331/
7].
164
PART II: ADDITIONS
1300
234 November 20
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to W[ alter
Langton], bishop of Chester, treasurer. He sends
Michael de Whitton, the bearer, who recently burnt
his houses and other property in the forest of
Selkirk for the king's service. Orders the treasurer
to provide him with reasonable means of livelihood
until the expiration of the truce which the king has
granted to the Scots. Hertford [Hartforth, Yorks].
French. [SC 1/45/120] [See vol. iv, p. 451].
235 1299, October 29 - 1300, November 26
Account of John de Kyngeston, constable of
Edinburgh castle, for the expenses of himself and
his garrison. Total, £648 7s 3y2d. [E 101/9/25, m.
5 d.] [Details as in Chron. Lanercost, 510-14,
omitting his account for victuals, and with some
minor variation. The second total on p. 511 was
originally £67 10s 4'/2d; this sum has been deleted
and £47 12s 10V2d substituted. The following pay-
ment of £19 4s to Kingeston, a knight and 6
esquires is said in this MS. to have been for 32 days
from 1 Jan. 1300, at the daily rates of 4s for himself,
2s for the knight and 12d for each esquire].
236 December 30
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to W[alter
Langton] bishop of Chester, treasurer, and to John
de Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe. He has
heard that a knight of Scotland who was of the
company of William Wallace [came to ?] Bleyues
[Blaye, dep. Gironde], behaving suspiciously,
spying out the strength of the place, for which he
was arrested. The addressees are to instruct the
constable of Blaye, Guillaume Reymon de Gensalz,
to have the knight put aboard the first ship for
England and sent to Porchester castle under safe
guard, to be handed over to the constable there
until the king sends orders. A letter to the
constable of Porchester under the great seal is to
be carried by the knight's escort; meanwhile the
king will warn the constable to expect the prisoner,
whom he is to guard until the king's further orders
are known. Northampton. French. [SC 1/61/32] [The
knight was William de Vieuxpont; see vol. ii, nos.
1185, 1203, 1283].
237 [1300J
Draft ordinance for the punishment of troops
selected to serve in the Scottish war who have
1300
237 [1300] Contd.
defaulted or deserted, and for the imprisonment of
royal officers who have permitted them to do so.
French. [E 39/100/117] [in Palgrave, Docs. Hist.
Scot., 204-5].
238 [1300]
Draft commission for John de Lisle and others to
execute the above ordinance in the county of York;
with a draft writ de intendendo for them addressed
to the sheriff of York. French. [E 39/100/119] [in
Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 206-8].
239 [1300]
Names of justices to be inserted in commissions
similar to the above. French. [E 39/100/180] [in
Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 208].
240 [1300?]
Certificate by Nicholas de Segrave, lieutenant of
the earl of Hereford, constable of England, in the
king's war in Scotland, that Sir Robert de Tateshale,
Sir Robert d'Arcy, and Sir William de Vaux are in
their own persons with the king in the parts of
Scotland. [C 42/2/21(8)].
241 [1300?]
[Petition to the king and council by the prior and
canons of Carlisle for an inquest as to their right
to the town of Great Crosseby in AUerdale and for
a grant thereof on account of their sufferings by the
Scottish war; with an endorsement that suit be made
before Roger Brabanzon.] [C 47/22/4(52)].
242 [1300 ?]
[Petition to the king by William, who was the son of
William de Vescy, to be enfeoffed of lands granted
by his father to the bishop of Durham for that pur-
pose, with an endorsement that the bishop should
be spoken with on his arrival.] [C 47/22/4(53)].
243 [c. 1300]
[3 memoranda concerning payments to Sir Robert de
Clifford. 2 ms.] (i) To Clifford, staying in Cumber-
land and the adjacent parts with 60 armed horses
for the defence of the Scottish march by an indenture
made with the king, for the period from Michaelmas
1298 till the end of Pentecost 1299, total amount
due 400 marks. [For the same service] from
Pentecost 1299 till 3 Aug. 1299 by an agreement
made with the treasurer, £59 4s. For his robes
[etc.] in a.r. 27, £10 13s 4d.To the same, staying
with 30 men at arms in the company of John de
ADDITIONS
165
1300
243 [c. 1300] Contd.
St John for defence of the Scottish march, for the
period from 12 Jan. to 24 June 1300, by an agree-
ment made with the king and council at Berwick on
2 Jan. 1300, £333 6s 8d. For [his good service ?]
in a.r. 28, £6 13s 4d. For his winter and summer
robes in that year, £10 13s 4d. For restoration of 5
horses which were in the king's service with Sir
Hugh de St John at Lochmaben in a.r. 28 and which
were valued for knights staying in Clifford's service
at Carlisle, £41 6s 8d. As the king's gift, for
recompense of damages he suffered and to supple-
ment the [foresaid] sum of 400 marks, £300. Total
£1028 10s 8d, of which he received £945 17s lOd
by divers prests, as much in money as in victuals
delivered to him by Richard de Abingdon at Carlisle;
there being still £82 12s lOd outstanding.
(Endorsed) Payments to Clifford, a.r. 27 Edward I.
(ii) To Clifford for wages of himself and his men at
arms staying at Carlisle and the neighbouring parts
for the custody of the Scottish march, being that
sum in which he was still in arrears by the account
made with his man Henry de WahuU at Stepney in
a.r. 27, £39 19s 8d. In money delivered to Henry
from the exchequer on 22 Feb. by John deWyresdale,
receiver of money there, 80 marks. [2 payments by
the treasurer in June, total £100.] Delivered to
Clifford in victuals by Richard de Abingdon in a.r.
27, £137 4s lOd. In prests for his fee and robes,
delivered to John de Cromwell at Carlisle in a.r. 26
and afterwards allocated to him at an accounting
with Henry de Wahull at Stepney in a.r. 27, £8. For
the same, by the hand of Thomas de Haustede at
Westminster on 20 Oct., £10; by the hand of Henry
de Wahull at Berwick, £10; by his knight Cromwell
on 30 Oct., £10; at Appelgarth on 6 June 1300, £5;
at Caerlaverock on 11 July 1300, £4; and at
Kirkcudbright on 20 July 1300, £5. By the hand of
Henry de Wahull at Carlisle on 29 June, £30. [2
payments, each of £266 13s 4d, made by Richard de
Abingdon.] Total, £945 17s lOd. (iii) To Clifford for
wages, in victuals delivered by Richard de
Abingdon at Carlisle in a.r. 27, £117 4s lOd. The
like to Sir Simon de Lindsay, £4 16s; Sir Richard
Siward, £4 16s; Richard le Mareschal, £4 4s; the
bishop of Carlisle, £136; Sir Hugh de Multon, £3;
and Sir Roger de Kilpatrick, £3. [E 101/7/19].
244 [c. 1300 ?]
[Petition for a grant of the lands of Oheen, Kintor
and Kinmouc beyond the mountains (co. Aberdeen),
1300
244 [c.l300?] Contd.
or Cloni and Enyrknyf this side of the mountains.]
[C 47/22/12(22)].
245 [1297-1300]
Letter from John Wak', lord of Lidell', to John de
Langeton', chancellor. Requests, for Sir John de
Wigeton' and Sir Henry du Bois, his bachelors, who
are in the march of Scotland with him on the king's
service, letters of protection to last as long as they
are in these parts, and writs of respite of debts.
French. [SC 1/27/181].
246 [c. 1298-1300]
Letter from Richard, earl of Arundel, to John de
Langeton, chancellor. He has received the king's
command to come to him in Scotland and shall send
Sir John de Blaungmuster before him to make
purveyances against his arrival. Requests letters of
protection for John until he returns from these parts.
French. [SC 1/26/183].
1301
247 [1301, February 6]
[Memoranda.] The barons of the Cinque Ports notify
the king that the towns of these ports with their
members can aid in his Scottish war with 12 good,
large ships. [There follows a list of 30 other ports,
including 2 in Wales and 6 in Ireland, with the
number of ships they are to supply.] The total of
these ships is 56, which the king can have for
Scotland at his request without great grievance, as
they understand. All should be at Dublin on the
quindene of Pentecost [4 June] to go in the king's
service at his wages. (Note) 'Ralph de Sandwico
and Geoffrey Atteschire, or one of them.' French.
[SC 1/16/37] [2 ports on the list have been struck
through].
248 [1301, before February 23 ?]
Petition to the king from Simon de Montacute asking
respite of the debts which he owes the king while
he stays in the Scottish war, since he will not have
power to serve the king if he pays them. (Endorsed)
Ad scaccarium. [SC 8/312, no. E 30] [Alternative
date, before 2 Apr. 1299].
249 [1301, c. February 24]
Petition to the king from William de Grandison.
Since divers debts are being demanded from him
for the king's use by summonses of the exchequer,
166
1301
249 [1301, c. February 24] Contd.
he asks that he may have a writ of allowance to
the treasurer and barons of exchequer to the effect
that his arrears of wages for Gascony, and for the
time when he was with the prince in Galloway,
should be allowed to him in these debts. During the
whole time he was with the king in the last war in
Scotland, he demanded nothing, because he was
there at his own costs. (Endorsed) Before the king.
The king granted this petition. [SC 8/49, no. 2441.1
[See Cat Close R. 1296-1302, 4291.
250 [1301], February - March [Extract]
[Wardrobe account book.] [Payments to John de
Wyntonia, clerk, for silk cords and green wax
bought for the sealing by the magnates of England
of a certain writing to be sent to the pope on behalf
of the king and magnates for business touching
Scotland. Total, 17s 6d.] [fo. 32 v.]. [Payment of
50s for a horse bought for Alexander le Convers,
going to Wales for the sealing of this letter by
Prince Edward and other magnates in the marches
there. Further payment of 6 marks for a horse bought
for Alexander, sent by the king with this letter to
divers magnates for the placing of their seals.]
[fo. 37]. [BM, Add. MS. 7966A] [in The Ancestor,
vi (1903), 189-90].
251 1300, November 25 - 1301, July 3 [Extract]
[Account of John de Benstede, controller of the
wardrobe, for 6 journeys undertaken by him. 5 ms.]
[He was sent from Northampton to London to scruti-
nise bulls, writings and other memoranda concerning
Scotland with others of the king's council, staying
at Westminster from 31 Dec. 1300 to 12 Jan. 1301.
His expenses from 29 Dec. 1300 to 17 Jan. 1301
totalled £12 7s 6d. He conducted Edward de
Balliol and his retinue from Whitwick to London,
stayed with him there from 10-15 June 1301, and
returned to the king near Newcastle, having
delivered Edward to Walter de Aylesbir, constable
of Wallingford castle. His expenses from 4-25 June
totalled £22 3s lid.] [E 101/308/30] [in Essays m
History presenfed to R.L. Poole, ed. H.W.C. Davis
(Oxford, 1927), 344-7].
252 July 20
Draft letter from [King Edward ll to [Albert of
Austria], king of Almain. Reminds [Albert] that he
informed him by his letters, and by Mr John ...
1301
252 July 20 Contd.
notary and envoy, whom [Albert] sent to England,
that he would reply by his own envoys (messages)
on that matter. Because he is at present in the war
in Scotland, and because of other affairs touching
him, he has so much to do with his own people
that he cannot yet send [Albert] as sufficient
envoys as he would like. Asks to be excused from
replying for the present. As soon as he can, he will
send envoys suitable for these affairs. Asks that
[Albert] send him his wishes and his condition by
the bearer of these. Roxburgh. French. [SCl/12/28]
[See Cal. Chanc. Warrants, 1244-1326, 132, for the
covering letter in which this draft was sent to the
treasurer and chancellor, or their lieutenants].
253 July [Extract]
[Roll of horses valued in a.r. 29 Edward I, which
were in the company of Edward, prince of Wales, in
the Scottish war. 3 ms. Only the main retinues are
given here.] 6 July - Sir Guy Ferre junior, with 1
knight and 6 horsemen. 8 July - Sir Robert de
Scales with 1 companion (socius), 2 knights and
11 horsemen. 9 July - Sir Robert de Tony with 3
knights and 11 horsemen. 10 July - Sir Hamo de
Mascy with 1 knight and 10 horsemen. 13 July -
Sir John de Engaine with 7 horsemen. 18 July -
Sir William de Grandison with 2 knights and 8
horsemen. 19 July - Gilbert de Clare with 1 com-
panion and 11 horsemen; Sir Robert de Monthalt
with 3 knights and 13 horsemen. 20 July - Sir
Thomas de la Roche with 1 knight and 8 horsemen;
Sir Roger de Mortimer with 3 knights and 13 horse-
men. 22 July - Sir Reginald de Grey, John de Grey
his banneret, 3 knights and 23 horsemen; Sir Ralph
de Gorges, 1 knight and 6 horsemen, being part of
the retinue of John de St John; Sir William de
Leyburne with 3 knights and 12 horsemen; Sir
Edmund de Hastings with 1 knight and 5 horsemen.
30 July - Sir Maurice de Berkeley with 2 knights and
9 horsemen. [In all, 313 horses are valued in this
roll.] [E 101/9/23].
254 May 15 - c. August 25
Expenses of Thomas Twale [sic] and Thomas de
Insula in taking letters [vol. ii, no. 1200] to Rome.
2 ms. [King Edward's letter to the pope was given
to them on 15 May. They arrived at Anagni on
2 July, stayed there until 9 July, and returned to
England soon after 25 Aug.] [E 101/308/29] [See
below, no. 255].
PART II: ADDITIONS
167
1301
255 [1301, July 9]
Letter from Thomas Wale to King Edward [I]. They
came to the court of Rome at Anagni, where the
pope was, on the Sunday after the feast of St Peter
[and St Paul, 2 July]. As soon as they arrived, the
pope summoned them and they delivered their
letters, which he received, in the way they had been
commanded. The next day he summoned them again,
told them that he had read the king's letters, and
said that he thanked the king for informing him so
honourably, courteously and openly concerning the
king's right to Scotland, which had done his heart
great good. They replied that the king trusted so
much to his great holiness and clemency {leante)
that the king wished him to know his right in all
points. The pope then summoned Brother William
de Geynesboregh and again made the same speech in
his presence, saying that the king might well trust
him, since before he was in his present state he
was about to save (si fust il entour a sauver) the
lordship of Scotland for the English crown; and he
told them openly, before many, that the king was the
crowned head he most loved. If the king's letters
told truth, as he believed they did, he did not see
how {entendit) any man could oust him from the over-
lordship of Scotland. As certain persons thought
that there were things in the papal register likely
to be of value to the king, they asked counsel of
those they understood to be the king's friends, who
advised them not to omit seeking whatever might
help him. Since Brother William was more familiar
with the court than they were, they sent him about
this business, so that they were able to see the
registers, where they found, in 3 places, matter
likely to help the king; which had never been
challenged by the court of Rome, as to what they
say. As soon as they had these in writing, they
succeeded in getting them sealed and then openly
showed what they had found to the cardinals, who
all said it would suffice the king, since their own
record witnessed it. The writer sends the transcripts
of those things found in the register, but retains the
sealed letters, which he will not trust to a soul
without the king's command, for fear of loss. The
pope summoned them again and said that they
seemed to be making a long stay, to which they
replied that they stayed at his will and that the king
had commanded them to stay, and do whatever the
pope pleased. He said that the king's business
could not be certainly done unless he laid it before
1301
255 [1301, July 9] Contd.
his brothers in a tull consistory, and that they had
seen enough of his health [to know] that he could
not attend to it on account of his illness (febleste).
It was his wish that they should go home, and that
Brother William should stay for the king's business.
French. [C 47/22/4(13)] [Re-calendar of vol. ii, no.
1167. For dates, see above, no. 254; SHR, xxxiv
(1955), 134].
256 [1301], September 18
Letter from [Sir Hugh de Audley, keeper of Selkirk
forest ?] to [King Edward l]. [Has sent the king all
the firm intelligence he had. Complains of poor
attendance at a consultation for the better keeping
of the marches, which was arranged for the Sunday
after Holy Cross (17 Sept.). He will obey Sir Walter
de Borudone as ordered. Expresses concern for the
better keeping of the sheriffdom of Peebles and
regarding a grant sought by Michael de Wyttone of
the teinds of the land of Bothel.] Melrose. French.
[SC 1/21/165] [in Stevenson, Documents, ii, 417-18,
with translation. A reference in the text to 'our'
foresters makes it possible that Audley was the
writer. Both he and the others mentioned in the
letter had arranged to meet on Sunday, 17 Sept. 1301;
see Stevenson, Documents, ii, 434-5].
257 September 21
Letter from Alexander de Bailioel [of Cavers] to
King Edward [l]. He has heard from the king's
letters that Sir John de Soulys has gone towards
Galloway with a great company of Scots. The writer
had and still has his spies among them, and will
inform the keepers of the march as soon as he hears
the Scots are coming. The king has told him that if
he provided spies they should remain under his
control, and he will do his best for the king. The
king must not take it amiss that the writer has not
given him news more quickly, for he would hate to
send the king anything other than certain news. As
to what the king has told him concerning Sir Walter
de Borudoun, who is staying at Chastel Terres
[Carstairs], the writer will be ready whenever
Sir Walter commands him. The writer and his fellow
keepers of the march are threatened by a possible
Scottish raid to destroy the writer's lands and to
seize and defend the forest, so that they have
arranged to gather next Sunday [24 Sept.] at a place
on the march to inspect their forces. Asks for the
king's orders, as to one who is ready to obey.
1301
257 September 21 Contd.
Cavers [Roxburghshire]. French. [SC 1/15/2] [See
vol. ii, nos. 1220, 1221, 1230].
258 [1301, September ?]
Letter from [Robert de Tilliol, keeper of Lochmaben
castle ?] to [King Edward l]. [Thanks him for the
rescue he has promised; he will do his commands
and hold out as long as his victuals last. Reports
whereabouts of John de Soules, the earl of Buchan,
Sir Simon Fresel, Sir Alexander de Habernithyn and
Sir Herbert de Moram. If the king sends 100 horse-
men by tomorrow, the writer will discomfit them and
hold the surrounding country, which is rising
because he has no cavalry power.] French. [SC 1/
21/172] [in Stevenson, Documents, ii, 431, with
translation].
259 [1301, October 1]
Letter from [Ralph de Manton ?] to [King Edward l].
[Arrival at Edinburgh; meeting with Mr Thomas de
Houghton', the king's engineer, and with a clerk
from Thomas Wale, who will report how Wale fared in
Rome; the king of France has moved John de
Baillol to the castle of Bailleul in Picardy.]
Edinburgh. French. [SC 1/21/170] [in SHR, xxxiv
(1955), 132-3].
260 October 11
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to the
treasurer or his lieutenant and the barons and
chamberlains of exchequer. He is greatly surprised
that they have sent him so little money; each time
some has come, the amount has been far too small.
For this reason he has been unable to pay his
troops; most of them have now left, and he cannot
stop daily desertions from those still with him.
The addressees are strongly charged to send all
the money they can, as soon as possible. If short-
age of money does not prevent him, the king hopes
to end the campaign satisfactorily; thus they should
ensure that their inefficiency does not force him to
withdraw. In fact, the king thinks that he should
now be sufficiently supplied from the revenues of
last Michaelmas, the fifteenth, the tenth granted by
the pope, and from other sources. Because his son
is joining him, money for the prince and his company
is to be sent direct to the king, and not to Carlisle;
however, the garrisons of Dumfries and Lochmaben
are to be supplied according to previous arrange-
ments. They are ordered to send victuals to the king.
1301
260 October 11 Contd.
So that they may be better advised of the exact
amount of money needed, he sends a roll under his
seal, giving estimates of his weekly requirements,
without including his son's company, of which he
does not yet know the number. They are charged on
their faith, as they love the king's honour and
profit and do not desire his perpetual dishonour, to
do their best to ensure that his Scottish business
goes well. Dunipace. French. [E 159/75, m. 5 d.].
261 October 13
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to John de Drok-
[enesford], keeper of the wardrobe. Ralph de Manton
has informed John by letter of the state of the king's
supplies; John is now ordered to do all he can to
make hasty purveyance for the king's stay in
Scotland 'this season'. The king wishes John to
send details of this purveyance by the bearer, and
stresses that it should be great enough to allow the
queen and the prince of Wales to stay with the king,
and so that the men with him may be at no purvey-
ance except his own. Dunipace. (Postscript) John is
to send all the money he can, as he has already been
ordered. [There follows a note that the barons of
exchequer received this letter after John had left for
London.] They reply that the king's letter was
delivered at York on 23 Oct., and that, since it was
urgent, they opened it and read the king's instruc-
tions. They inform the king that, before John left,
they had arranged for the purveyance of 5600 qrs. of
corn and other supplies. Letters patent have been
made to clerks and sheriffs ordering them to purvey
these supplies and send them to the king's store at
Berwick by Christmas, and authorising them to pay
the issues of their counties and of the fifteenth to
those from whom the supplies will be taken. Mainly
French. [E 159/75, m. 27].
262 October 16
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to the treasurer
or his lieutenant and the barons and chamberlains of
exchequer. The king complains that he is still
seriously short of money, so that none of his
promises to pay his troops have been kept and many
men have deserted. This situation grows worse
daily. But for lack of money, he would have com-
pleted the bridge across the Firth of Forth; he is
sure that if he had crossed 'this season' he would
have done such exploit against his enemies that his
business would have quickly reached a satisfactory
169
262
1301
October 16 Contd.
and honourable conclusion. The addressees are
ordered, as they wish to protect the king's person
from harm and his campaign from failure, to send as
much money as possible, since the king intends to
spend the winter in Scotland. Money sent into
Scotland is to be sent to the king only, with the
following exceptions: to Galloway for the garrisons
of Dumfries and Lochmaben and to others guarding
that march, and to Earl Patrick, who is at Noef
Chastel sur Are. When the queen and the prince of
Wales join the king, money is to be sent straight to
the king, except as above. Alexander le Convers,
clerk, the bearer of this letter, will give further
information about the state of the armv and the cam-
paign. Dunipace. French. [E 159/75, m. 7] [Another
copy of this writ is on E 159/75, m. 10, with a note
that Alexander delivered it to Philip de Wylugby,
chancellor of exchequer, on 25 Oct.].
263 October 22
Writ from King Edward [l] to the treasurer or his
lieutenant and the barons and chamberlains of
exchequer, complaining of the continuing shortage
of money; so many of his troops, both horse and
foot, have deserted that he has not enough left to
complete his campaign, and is in danger of losing
what he had previously won. He is now going to
Linliscu to spend the winter, hoping not to lose any
more ground. The addressees are to send him as
much money as possible in the future, otherwise,
by their default, he will be dishonoured for all time.
He will not accept the excuse that it is dangerous
to transport large quantities of [coin ?]. Also,
provisions are very scarce, and must be sent to
him. Further information will be given by the
bearer of this letter, Walter de Bedwynde, who is
to take a reply back telling what steps are being
taken to raise the money. Priory of [Emmanuel ?
Almost illegible.] French. [E 159/75, m. 10].
264 October 23
Letter from Edward, prince of Wales, to the
treasurer or his lieutenant and the barons of
exchequer. He has found the castles of Lochmaben
and Dumfries feebly garrisoned with troops and lack-
ing in victuals and other provisions, as James de
Dalilegh, the bearer, will more fully inform the
addressees. They are ordered to remedy this
speedily. Given under his privy seal. Wederhale.
French. [E 159/75, m. lOJ.
265 October 28
[Reply by the barons of exchequer to no. 262 abovej
They are distressed to hear of the king's hardship.
£1000 is being sent at once with Alexander [le
Convers], part of this sum had to be borrowed in
York. John de Drokenesford has gone to London to
get money from the tenth and other sources. All the
sheriffs have been ordered to raise as much money
as possible and to buy grain for the king, and they
are being constantly urged to expedite this.
Collectors of the fifteenth in [7 northern counties]
have been ordered to send money to the exchequer
as soon as they have raised 100 marks or more.
[Describes other measures being taken to raise
money. The treasurer made several assignments
from the fifteenth to make various payments, includ-
ing £4000 for the wages of Welshmen who were with
Prince Edward in Scotland. In all, £9789 16s 5d
was assigned from the first term of the fifteenth,
but these assignments have now been cancelled,
since this seems the only way to save the royal
expedition.] Given under the exchequer seal.
French. [E 159/75, m. 10].
266 [1301], May-October [Extract]
[Wardrobe account book. 22 fos.] To Robert de
Barton, clerk of the chancery, assigned with Hugh
Gobyon and William de Felton to choose footmen in
Northumberland and take them to the king's army at
Berwick, for his wages from 29 May-19 July at
18d daily, by his own hands [at Berwick], 78s. To
Robert de Farnham, the king's naperer, for a horse
bought to carry the king's napery in the war, by his
own hands at Kelso, 13s 4d. To William de Felton,
for 5 lances bought by him to carry 5 of the king's
banners in the war, at Kelso, 10s. To Mr John de
Arderne, for the carriage and escort of money from
Berwick to Roxburgh at the end of July, by his own
hands at Roxburgh, 3s. To John de Okham, clerk,
for the carriage of 2000 marks from Berwick to
Edinburgh for 3 days, and from there to the king at
Peebles for one day, both for the hackneys carrying
the money and their guards, by his own hands at
Glasgow, 12s 2d. [On 8 Sept. at Bothwell,
Reginald Ingeniaior was paid 2s for a sling bought
for the engine of Jedburgh, for which ropes
costing 8s were also bought on 12 Sept.] To
Nicholas, cokinus, for a horse bought by him and
delivered to the wardrobe for carrying a tent, by
his own hands at Glasgow, 20s. To William
Trenchefoill, for 2 great ropes bought for the engine
170
PART II: ADDITIONS
1301
266 [1301] , May - October [Extract] Contd.
of Edinburgh, by his own hands at Edinburgh,
16s 2d. To William de Gretham, monk of Durham,
following the king in the war with St Cuthbert's
banner, for expenses from 29 June when he left
Durham to 8 Oct., by an account with him at
Dunipace on 9 Oct., 102s. Sum of the page,
£25 10s 7d. [fo. 18 v.]. To Mr Roger Causey,
surgeon, for his labours in healing [blank] footmen
of the garrison of Stirling following the king and
recently wounded near Beverley, by his own hands
at Dunipace, 40s. To Benedict de Cantebrig', for
3 large and 2 small ropes bought from him for 2 of
the king's engines, by his own hands at Berwick,
5 marks. Sum of the page, £9 lis S'/jd. [fo. 19].
[E 101/359/6] [For further payments on these folios
to Reginald Ingeniator, a woman of Cadisou,
Stephen Ingeniator, William Attiliator and John de
Ocham, see vol. iv, 449-50, where they are printed
from BM, MS. Add. 7966A, fo. 39 r.-39 v.; see also
the payment to Alan de Jeddeworth on fo. 69. Alan's
guide is named in E 101/359/6, fo. 18 v. as Simon
le Raa, forester of Selkirk, who received 3s expenses
and 2s for a saddle bought for the ride. Ibid., fo. 18
gives an account of the king's alms as in vol. iv,
448-9, from the entry dated 22 July at Kelso to that
dated 22 Sept. at Bothwell, with only minor variation].
267 [1301], November 30
[Warrant for delivery of a cask of wine from the king's
store to Dalswinton castle.] Linlithgow. [C 47/22/9
(140)].
268 1301 [£x(rac(]
[Account book of wages for the Scottish war. 12 pp
Only the wages of bannerets and their retinues are
given here.] To William le Latimer junior, for his
own wages at 4s daily, and those of 1 knight at 2s
daily and 6 esquires, each at Is daily, from 20 July,
when the horses were valued, until 22 Sept., by an
account made with him at Bothwell on that date,
£39. (Marginal) He received victuals in part payment
from Richard de Bremesgrave at Berwick, to the
value of £3 2s. To Hugh Bardolf, for wages of him-
self, 4 knights and 14 esquires, from 17 July, when
the horses were valued, until 11 Oct., when he left
the king's army with 3 knights and 11 esquires,
£111 16s. To the same for wages of John Carbonel,
knight, and 3 esquires, staying in the army after the
others left, from 11-31 Oct., by an account made
with Carbonel at Linlithgow on 31 Oct., £5 5s. To
1301
268 1301 [Extract] Contd.
Robert de Scales for himself, 1 knight and 6
esquires, from 11 July, when the horses were valued,
until 13 July, £1 16s. To the same for himself, 1
knight and 7 esquires, from 13 July, when the
additional horse was valued, until 26 July, £8 9s.
To the same for himself, 1 knight and 8 esquires,
from 27 July, when the additional horse was valued,
until 8 Aug., £9 2s. To the same for himself, 2
knights and 10 esquires, from 9 Aug., when the
additional horses were valued, until 29 Aug., when
1 esquire left the king's service, £18. To the same
for himself, 2 knights and 9 esquires, from 28 Aug.
to 22 Sept., when 2 esquires left the king's army at
Bothwell, £20 8s. To the same, for himself, 2
knights and 7 esquires, from 22 Sept. to 3 Oct.,
when a knight and an esquire left the army, £8 5s.
To the same, for himself, 1 knight and 6 esquires,
from 3-31 Oct., by an account made with him on
2 Nov., £17 8s. [All rates of pay as for Latimer.]
[E 101/9/20].
269 [1301 ?]
Report to Edward [I] on Scottish arguments put
forward at the curia to counter the statement of his
right to Scotland, which was recently submitted to
the pope. French. [BM, MS. Cotton Vespasian F
vii, fos. 15-16] [In Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 31, with translation].
270 [late 1301 ']
Memorandum under the privy seal of the terms on
which King Edward [l] has received Robert de Brus,
the son, into his peace. French. [DL 36/1/1] [In
SHR, xxxiv (1955), 131-2, with commentary and notes;
Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 32, with trans-
lation].
271 [c. 1296-1301]
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. Sends by the bearer a
transcript of the ordinance concerning the household
of the king's sons and the condition {leslat) of
Gilbert de Clare and Edward Balliol. [He would have
sent part of the indenture as promised, but the
bishop of Chester ordered him to bring both parts to
Bedford, and retained one of them. Apologizes for
not acknowledging the addressee's last letter.]
French. [SC 1/32/134].
272 1300-1 [Extract]
[Main items in an account made at Berwick by
John de Weston, clerk, for the garrisoning of that
town and castle and of other Scottish castles, in
PART II: ADDITIONS
1301
272 1300-1 [Extract] Contd.
a.r. 29 Edward I. 16 pp.] [Wages were paid as
follows.] For the Berwick garrison from 20 Nov.
to 21 May, £385 16s 6d. For the Roxburgh
garrison, £189 2s. For Robert de Hastang, con-
stable of Roxburgh castle, 40 marks. For the
Jedburgh garrison, £67 2s. For Richard de Hastang,
constable of Jedburgh, 40 marks. [All for the same
period.] For the Edinburgh garrison from 27 Nov.
to 21 May, £127 4s 8d. To William le Latimer,
200 marks. For 56 men at arms at Berwick, from
21 May to 17 July, £173 17s. For crossbowmen at
Berwick, £97 7s 6d, for archers there, £202 5s 8d,
and for Mr Reginald, wachinator there, £1 8s 6d.
[All for the same period.] [Total wages for the
various elements at Berwick from 18 July to
19 Nov., £565 2s Id, and for the constable and
garrison at Berwick in the same period, £58 17s
Id.l For Robert de Hastang and his troop at
Roxburgh, from 24 July to 19 Nov., £208 5s. For
archers, crossbowmen and workmen [etc.] there,
£79 18 lOd. For Richard de Hastang and his troop
at Jedburgh, £65 9s. For archers, crossbowmen and
workmen there, £43 12s 8d. [All for the same
period.] For Hugh de Audleigh, staying in Selkirk
forest in the king's service, from 25 Aug. to 30 Oct.,
£31 5s; for Thomas de Grey serving with him, £3.
For Robert de Farnham, from 12 Oct. to 19 Nov.,
19s 6d. Expenses of various couriers, £4 4s. To
William le Latimer for the keeping of the town and
castle of Berwick from 12 June, £22. [Payments
were made to workmen for repairs to an unnamed
castle, total £19 13s 4d. Weston's own wages from
20 Nov. 1300 to 19 Nov. 1301 were £21 2s 6d. A
total of £46 was paid for restoration of lost horses.]
Receipts - [A total of £892 7s 5d was received at
various times from the exchequer. £46 was received
from William le latimer on 25 May, and another £50
on 4 June. A total of £647 8s lOd was received
from the wardrobe at various times from 18 July to
20 Oct., including £158 received on 20 July to pay
the wages of the Berwick garrison from 21 May to
17 Aug.] Further receipts - From the sheriff of
Northumberland on 4 Oct., for payment of the
Berwick garrison, £58. From Richard de Hastang,
constable of Jedburgh, on 18 Oct., £26 19s. From
Robert de Hastang, sheriff of Roxburgh, on 19 Oct.,
from sale of victuals, £45 10s 9d. From Richard de
Bremesgrave, regarding victuals in Berwick,
Roxburgh, Jedburgh and Edinburgh, for the arrears
1301
272 1300-1 [Extract] Contd.
of a.r. 28 until 25 Nov. 1300, and from then until
2 Mar. 1302 [sic], £710 5s 6d. [6 payments were
received from the wardrobe between 8 Feb. and
19 July, total, £13 10s lid. A number of small
payments were also made by the wardrobe as arrears
of Feb. 1300, for payment of various arrears of
wages, total, £26 17s 9d.] Sum total of receipts,
£2467 Os 2d. [List of 18 horses valued at Melrose
on 13 Oct. 1301, including those of Sir Thomas de
Grey and Sir Hugh de Audleigh. List of 14 dead
horses; a total of £136 6s 8d was paid for restora-
tion.] Prests - [4 prests to Patrick, earl of Dunbar,
for provisions; one undated, others on 18 June and
8 Oct. 1299 and on 16 Jan. 1300, totalling £7 4s
8d.] To Robert de Tony, for expenses in going from
Carlisle to the king at Linlithgow, on 30 Oct. 1301,
£2. [Various small payments to messengers, etc.,
but incorporating a payment of £43 14s 3d to
Richard de Winton. Total, £58 7s 3d.] Total pay-
ments in a.r. 29, £2804 5s 7d. Balance owed to
Weston on this account, £337 Ss 5d. [E 101/9/9].
273 1300-1
[Payments relating to the Scottish war. 1 m.] To
Sir Ralph de Manton, going on the king's behalf
from Carlisle to Berwick, for his expenses from
14-19 Nov. 1300, £4 18s. To Sir John de
Kingestone for supplies, by hands of Ralph de
Midhurst, £20. To Sir Walter de Huntercumbe for
his fee and robes, at Westminster on 1 Jan. 1301,
5 marks. To Sir Patrick, son of the earl of Dunbar,
as a prest from the king for his sustenance, at
Roxburgh in Dec. 1300, 10 marks. To Sir Ralph de
Manton, in part payment of debts owed to him by
the account made with him on the account roll of
the wardrobe in a.r. 28, £34 16s 3d. [E 101/8/30].
274 [1300-1]
Advice by William of Sardinia, official of the court
of Canterbury, on the dangers presented by the
letter of Pope Boniface VIII, claiming the lordship
of Scotland for the Roman church. [C 47/31/15,
16] [3 copies, temp. Edward III. In Stones, Anglo-
Scottish Relations, no. 29, with translation].
275 [c. 1300-1]
Letter [copy] from the bishop of St Andrews to
certain delegates upon the affairs of his diocese
and the support of the king of France. [C 47/29/
4(19)][Almost illegible].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1302
276 [1302, after February 11]
Memorandum that £50 is owed to Richard de Hastang,
constable of Jedburgh castle, for wages due to him-
self and 6 esquires for the whole of a.r. 29 and a.r.
30 Edward I, up to 11 Feb. 1302. Witnessed by John
de Weston. [E 101/11/16(69)1.
277 [1302, after February 14]
Memorandum that Sir John de Kingstone, constable
of Edinburgh castle, is owed £151 14s SVid in the
wardrobe from his account for a.r. 29 and 30
Edward I, up to 14 Feb. 1302. [E 101/11/20(23)].
278 [1302], February 19
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. It was ordained that
the chancellor of Scotland [William de Bevercotes]
should reside there, and receive 200 marks each
year. The chancellor has not heard of this money,
to his surprise. Requests that the chancellor be
supplied with victuals and other things, so that he
will not have to apply to the king, and that he have
a certain assignment for the arrears due to him.
Also asks the addressee to send an indenture by
which the Irish undertook to send men at arms and
footmen to the king, together with the names of the
men at arms and the number of foot-soldiers who
will stay to garrison the castles and towns held by
the king in Scotland. Killom. French. [SC 1/32/
135].
279 March 17
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to John de
Drokeneford, keeper of the wardrobe. Since the
houses and walls of the castle of Berwick need to
be repaired, John is ordered to have this carried
out in accordance with the advice of Rauf de
Mantoun, the king's cofferer, who has inspected
them. Boterwick. French. [E 159/75, m. 16 d.].
280 April 30
Notarial instrument attesting that on this date,
Bertrand Grymeward appeared before King Edward
[l], and said that he and his colleague Philip Martel
brought letters patent of Philip [iV], dealing with
the ratification of the truce of Anyers [Asnieres].
[Records a verbal protest made by John de Benestede,
at the king's instance, against the inclusion of
John de Bayllol and the Scots in these letters as
Philip's allies, since the Scots have done serious
damage against the truce, they must not be included
1302
280 April 30 Contd.
in it, nor must it benefit them.] Chapel of Devizes
castle. Mainly French. [C 47/29/5(1)] [in Prynne,
Records, iii, 876-7].
281 [before 1302, April]
Letter trom [John de St John ?] to [blankl The
lands which Patrick Trumpe and Maud de Carrig'
held in his bailiwick were taken into the king's
hand by Sir Michael de Hartecla, then sheriff of
Cumberland, because they were with the king's
enemies in the first Scottish war, and have
remained with them ever since. The lands are in
the town of Kyrkelemyton near the Solewath' and
are held in chief, rendering 16s of cornage annually,
by equal portions, to the king's chekere at Carlisle.
To these lands also belongs a third part of the
advowson of the church of Kirkelemytone. Patrick's
lands in the writer's bailiwick are worth 4 marks
annually, and those of Maud 4 marks. A dower in the
town of Levintone belonging to these lands and
worth 20s annually has come into the king's hands
by the death of the lady of Pavely, since the war in
Scotland. French. [SC 1/31/112] [See vol. ii, nos.
1302-3].
282 1302 June 30
Memorandum that John de Kingstone, sheriff of
Edinburgh, and Archibald de Livingstone, sheriff of
Linlithgow, have received the sum of £100 12s lOd
from John de Weston, clerk, which was owed to them
for building works at Linlithgow. Witnessed and
sealed by Kingstone and Livingstone. Linlithgow.
[E 101/684/53(5)].
283 July 14
Receipt by Robert Hastang, sheriff of Roxburgh, for
£200 received from John de Weston, which was sent
from- the exchequer for building works at Selkirk.
Berwick. [E 101/684/53(8)].
284 [1298-1302], July 14
Letter from Aymer de Valance, lord of Montinak', to
John de Langetone, chancellor. Certifies that Sir
Stephen de Appeltreffeld is in his company on the
king's service in Scotland, and requests a protection
for him as for others in the king's service to be
delivered to the bearer, since Sir Stephen must
shortly go to the south of England, where he is
impleaded, and will suffer loss without this protec-
tion. Berwick. French. [SC 1/27/170].
173
1302
285 [1302, July 19]
Instructions for the making of writs ordering Robert
de Clifford and others to bring troops from northern
England to Scotland when required. French. [C 47/
22/2(19)] [In Stevenson, Documents, ii, 181-2, with
translation, dated 1297].
286 August 13
Letter from Pope Boniface [VIIll to the bishops of
Scotland, ordering them to use every effort to
promote peace with Edward [l]. Anagni. [SC 7/7/14]
[in Foedera, I, ii, 942; Theiner, Monuments, no. 371].
287 August 13
Letter from Pope Boniface [ Villi to [Robert Wishart],
bishop of Glasgow, expressing surprise at reports
that the bishop is encouraging the Scots against
Edward [l]. In his desire to bring about peace, the
pope has sent letters to all the prelates of Scotland,
to which the bishop is strictly enjoined to give heed.
Anagni. [SC 7/7/6] [in Foedera, I, ii, 942; Theiner,
Monumenta, no. 372. SC 7/8/5 is a duplicate].
288 [1302], August 16
Letter from John de St John to John de Langeton,
chancellor. Requests letters of protection for
Sir William de Cardeyk, who has been in his com-
pany in Scotland since they first came there, for
his return to England. William is empleaded before
Roger Brabazon and the other justices of the
bench at the suit of John Maunsel, and had a day to
appear before them on the octave [1 July] of St John
the Baptist last, when the writer was with the king
in London, having left William in the vale of Anand
for the greater security of the march. The writer
accordingly entered an essoin for William, and
requests a writ to the court as warranty for this
essoin. Little Dalton. French. [SC 1/27/136].
289 [1302, June - August]
Letter from John Gubaud, [sheriff of Lincoln], to
John de Langeton, chancellor. The chancellor
instructed him to hasten the purveyance of victuals
which he was recently ordered to make for the
Scottish war. [The purveyance can be readily made,
but John de Drokenesford and others ordered that
sheriffs and bailiffs should take nothing without
immediate payment at market prices, and the sheriff
cannot pay for the victuals.] French. [SC 1/27/15].
1302
290 [1302], September 8
Draft safeconduct until All Saints next for Adam le
Chapeleyn, Lamial [illegible], Rachel de Argeil,
Katerine de Argeyl, Padok de Argeyl, Henri le clerk
de Fory, Dovenald de Meneteh, Aleyn de Wedale,
Arthur [illegible], William Holly de Anegous,
Moris de Scacerie, Lucas de Argeyl, Adam de
Nidesdale, Laurence le Keu, and Heyne de
[illegible]. They were with Marie, queen of Man,
who died at London, and are now returning home.
Arundel. French. [C 202/H/4(31)] [Faded].
291 [1302], September 11
Draft privy seal writ from [King Edward l] to
William le Latymer. [Orders him to remain where
he is, despite earlier letters summoning him to
parliament at Westminster at Michaelmas next.]
Brembre. Same to William le Latimer senior,
Robert de Clifford, John de Segrave, Alexander de
Balliolo, Walter de Huntercombe, Edmund de
Hastinges. French. [SC l/61/5(ii)] [See Cal. Close
R. 1296-1302, 599].
292 [1302], September 14-15 [Extract]
[Draft of 9 privy seal writs of Edward I.] (iii)
14 Sept. To Walter de Glouc', escheator south of
Trent. Sir John de St John, the elder, is dead, and
since the king is much bound to him, Walter is to
take nothing until the king speaks to him at the next
parliament at Westminster on the morrow [14 Oct.]
of St Edward. Muchelam. French, (iv) 14 Sept.
Memorandum to make a similar writ to Richard de
Haveryng', escheator north of Trent [and to Peter de
Donewico, escheator in Scotland and his lieutenant
struck through], and to all sheriffs, bailiffs and
other ministers in Scotland. Muchelam. French.
(vii) 14 Sept. To Sir Thomas Paynell'. Acknowledges
receipt of his letters telling of the death of his lord,
John de St John the elder. The king is much grieved
at this, and has ordered his escheators [etc., as
above]. The office of warden (la garde) entrusted to
John in Scotland should be held by John's son, as
sufficiently and surely as possible, as it was held
by John, until further orders. Muchelam. French.
(ix) 15 Sept. To John de Drok[enesfordl. Since
Sir John de St John is dead, and Sir Thomas Paynel
has asked the king to provide him with cloths of
gold, he should aid Sir Thomas with these and other
things as shall seem good, until St John be brought
to Hampshire where he will be buried; the cloths
174
ADDITIONS
1302
292 [1302] , September 14-15 [Extract] Contd.
are to be sent to Scotland by one of his men. Hurst'.
French. [SC 1/13/183].
293 [1302], September 18
Draft writs from King [Edward l] to John de Segrave
and Ralph [de Manton], cofferer. [Segrave is ordered
to receive 2 valets serving the king in Scotland
until Christmas, and to act at his discretion for the
keeping of the country. Manton is to stay in
Scotland till he has completed his business there.]
Woodecherch. French. [SC 1/14/47] [in Stevenson,
Documents, ii, 445-6, with translation].
294 [1302], September 21
Letter from [Walter de Langton, treasurer ?] to
[blank], [instructions about a writ of oyer et
terminer concerning a trespass done against Sir
Adam de Hodeleston', who was in the king's service
in Scotland and under his protection in a.r. 27 and
28, at the time of the trespass.] Sanctum Edmundum
[Bury St Edmunds]. [SC 1/28/208] [See Cal. Pat. R.
1301-7, 86].
295 [1302], September 24
Writ from King [Edward l] to Walter de Langton,
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, [treasurer].
[Contains detailed instructions about the king's
affairs in Scotland.] St Radegunde. French. [SC 1/
13/109] [in Stevenson, Documents, ii, 446-7, with
translation].
296 11302], September 25
Draft letter from King [Edward ll to [Walter LangtonJ,
bishop of Chester, [treasurer]. [Has ordered his
escheators not to touch the lands and wardships
assigned to John de St John for his lifetime.
Proposed appointment of John Bottetourte to succeed
St John in Scotland.] St Radegunde. French. (SC 1/
13/110] [Calendared in SHR, xxiv (1927), 325-6].
297 September
Names of those sworn at London and Odiham for the
parliament to treat concerning Scotland. French.
[E 39/5/3] [In Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 240-1].
298 [1302], October 2 [Extract]
[pleas before William de Ormesby, justice in co.
Durham, in a.r. 30 Edward I.] Thomas Chaunceler
of Cambhus complains that Robert de Hilton,
king's officer, arrested him at Preston near
Jarewe on the Saturday after Martinmas [16 Nov.]
1302
298 [1302] , October 2 [Extract] Contd.
1297, imprisoned him in Durham castle for a month
thereafter until he found sufficient surety for him-
self, and confiscated his horses and armour [total
value, 18 marks], whereby he suffered damages of
£200. Robert came and admitted he had done this,
because at that time Thomas was staying with
William Douglas the king's enemy, and order was
given throughout the bishopric that Thomas should
be arrested whenever he entered the liberty; so that
when Robert, then bailiff, found Thomas in flight
at Tynemouth, he imprisoned him and detained his
goods until Thomas found surety. Thomas said that
he was in truth in service with William Douglas at
the time of peace and was accused (rectatus),
wherefore he went to the bishopric and found
sufficient surety there, and that afterwards Robert
arrested and imprisoned him from personal malice.
[Both parties asked that inquiry be made throughout
the country, and the sheriff was ordered to hold an
inquisition. On the above date Robert appeared
against Thomas in this plea, and Thomas did not
come, so that he and his pledges to prosecute were
put in mercy, and Robert was dismissed sine die.]
[Just. Itin. 1/226, m. 4 d.].
299 October 19
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to James de
Dalilegh. The king wishes William de Ponton, who
has been in his service in the company of John de
St John in Scotland, to stay in the castle of
Lochmaben. Dalilegh is ordered to value the horses
of Ponton and the men at arms there that are well
enough equipped for service. He is also to pay
Ponton and the men at arms what wages they should
get in advance, as has been paid to others in a
similar position. Westminster. [E 101/10/20(3)].
300 October 24
Letter from [blank] to King Edward [l]. Certifies that
William de Stopham, son of William de Stopham, is on
the king's service in Scotland in the writer's com-
pany, and will remain there until other orders are
received concerning him and others on the king's
service in that company. Roxburgh. French. [SC 1/
21/179].
301 October 25
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to James de
Dalilegh, his clerk. Since the king was bound to
the executors of John de St John for £100, as the
PART II: ADDITIONS
1302
301 October 25 Contd.
wages due to St John and his men at arms in the
king's service in Scotland from 10 June to 31 Aug.
1302, he orders Dalilegh to pay this sum to
Thomas Paignel, or the bearer of this letter, out of
the issues of Scotland and other issues pertaining
to the king in those parts. Allowance for this sum
will be made in Dalilegh's account. Westminster.
[E 101/684/44(16)l[Receipt by Paignel for 60 marks
from Dalilegh as part payment, dated 12 June 1303
at Buittle in Galloway. E 101/684/44(15). Another
receipt for £40, dated 20 Jan. 1304, at Berwick.
E 101/684/44(17)].
302 October 30
[Indenture listing the documents taken by W. de
Grenefeld, chancellor, to the treaty of Amiens.]
Westminster. [C 47/29/5(2)] [See below, no. 332].
303 December 16
Privy seal writ from King Edward [I] to John de
Jarom, clerk, ordering him to deliver the victuals
in his charge at the king's store at Ayr for the
benefit of the garrison of that castle. This he is to
do with the advice and counsel of the earl of
Dunbar, on which he is always to act regarding the
victuals. Linlithgow. [E 101/684/46(5)].
304 December 17
Receipt by Alexander de Balliol, lord of Cavers,
for £10 owed him by the king for keeping the castle
of Selkirk from 1 Sept. to 25 Dec. 1301, and for
a further £25 for the same from 25 Dec. 1301 to
26 May 1302; these sums were received from
Mr John de Weston. Roxburgh. [E 101/10/3(6)1.
305 [1302, November - December ?]
[Names of men at arms staying in the garrisons of
Scottish castles. 2 ms.] In the castle of Linlithgow.
Sir William de Felton has 15 covered horse, of
which 1 is for [his] service. Sir Archebald de
Levyngeston, 10. Sir Adam de Swynebourne, 4, of
which 1 is for [his] service. Sir Edmund Foliot, 3.
Sir John de Fulbourne, 3. Sir Laurence de la Ryvere,
3. Sir John de Luda, 3. [Sir Nicholas de Scotevill,
3, Sir Robert de Cantilupo, 2, and 3 from the knights
of William de Rythre, all noted as having not yet
come.] William Byset, 5. [4 others, named, with 1
man each.] Each knight takes 2s and each valet 12d
daily, excepting Levyngeston's men, for whom he
takes a lump sum at a fixed rate (cerium in grosso).
1302
305 [l302, November-December?] Contd.
[Names of 5 more men with 1 each, at 8d daily, and
of 16 sergeants at arms, including Peter de Lybaud,
each at 12d daily.] For service for lands held in
Scotland - From the earl of Warwick, 3 men at arms.
(Marginal - they have not come.) John la Ware, 1;
Thomas de Umframvill, 1 (not come); Henry Touk,
Robinet le Taillor and John Heiward, 1. Total, 6,
who will stay at their own costs. Total of men
at arms, 85; lacking 12. Also 100 footmen who are
workmen completing the castle. In the garrison of
Edinburgh. Sir John de Kingestone, 1 knight and 9
other men at arms, for whom he takes a fixed sum.
[12 named soldarii at lOd each daily, 2 named
sergeants at arms at 12d.] Service for lands in
Scotland - Robert fitz Walter, 2; Kyngestone, 3;
Sir Robert de Tony, 2; Sir Peter de Malo Lacu, 3;
Sir William de Cantilupo, 2 (not come); Sir Robert
de Scales, Sir Walter de Mouncy and Sir John de
Merk, 1 each. Total 17 [sic], at their own costs,
also 2 from Sir Adam de Welle, who stay in the
castle of Yestre and will ride in Kyngeston's
company at his command. Total of 41 men at arms
[sic\; lacking 2. Footmen - An attillator, a
carpenter, a smith and garcon, a watchman, 20
balisters and 20 footmen taking daily wages as
before at the time of truce. Castle of Terres
[Carstairs]. Sir Walter de Burghdon, 10 men at
arms. [20 named soldarii, including Peter de
Lybertone, and 40 footmen, all at rates of pay as
in vol. ii, no. 1321(6).] For lands in Scotland -
Sir Walter de Teye, 3; Sir John fil' Marmeduc, 2
(not come); Sir Fulc fil' Warin, 2 (not come);
John Spring, Robert le Conestable and John de
Geytone, 1 each. Total of men at arms, 40.
Kirkintilloch. Sir William Fraunceys, 3 covered
horse; Sir John de Gymmynges, 2; Sir Henry de
Pynkeny, 3. [19 men at arms, including Thomas de
Rameseye and Gilbert de Meneteth. Total, 27.
2 smiths, a watchman, an attillator, 19 balisters and
19 archers, all named.! 20 archers chosen by Sir
William Fraunceys at Linlithgow, whose names he
has. Total of footmen and officers, 64. Town of
Berwick. Sir Edmund de Hasting', 6, for whom he
takes a fixed sum. Sir John de Newengham, 2;
Mr John de Weston, 4; Seitann Mar, socius, Robert
de Evencle and Richard Walraunt, 1 each; John de
Pencatlan, 1. Sir John Burdoun has 5 men at arms
for keeping the sheriffdom. Berwick castle, 4 men
of John de Segrave, at full wages. Total, 25, of
1302
305 [1302, Noveraber-Decmber?] Contd.
whom 20 suffice for the garrisons, and 5 to ride with
Segrave. [8 balisters and 8 footmen in the castle,
40 balisters and 140 footmen in the town, balisters
at 3d and archers at 2d daily.] [m. 1]. Segrave -
[Details of his company as in vol. ii, no. 1321(14).]
Total of 53 men at arms assigned to stay and ride
with Segrave. Roxburgh castle. Sir Robert de
Hastang, 10, for whom he takes a fixed sum.
Latimer - [Details of men in his company, as in vol.
ii, no. 1321(11), total, 38. Footmen, as Edinburgh.]
Jedburgh castle. Sir Richard de Hastang, 5 men
at arms, for whom he takes a fixed sum, and 1 for
his lands in Scotland. [Footmen as Edinburgh, but
with only 10 balisters and 10 footmen.] Castle and
forest of Selkirk. Sir Alexander de Balliolo, 30 men
at arms. [Footmen as Jedburgh.] Dumfries and
Lochmaben. Sir John de St John has 20 men at arms
in these garrisons, at 12d daily. [Footmen - Each
garrison as Edinburgh but with 20 balisters and
30 footmen.] Men at arms assigned to stay at
Lochmaben and ride in St John's company. From
his own retinue, 52; from that of Sir Robert de
Clifford, 10 (not yet come); a sergeant, [named], 1;
all at the king's wages. For lands in Scotland -
St John, 10; Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, 10;
[Robert de Clifford, 3, Henry de Percy, 3, John de
Botetourte, 4, William de Ferariis, 3, Alan la
Zouche, 3, all not yet come]. Total of men at arms
assigned to St John, 98; lacking 25. Bothwell
castle. From Sir Aymer de Valence, for lands in
Scotland, 12. From Sir fil' Pagan [s/c], for the same,
2; from Sir Walter de Bello Campo for the same, 2.
[Castles and sheriffdoms of Peebles and Ayr, as vol.
ii, no. 1324(6, 11).] Total of men at arms assigned
to stay in these Scottish garrisons, 507; lacking 50.
[E 101/17/29] [See below, no. 345].
306 [1302]
Petition to the king from John de Hastings, showing
that he is one of the heirs of King Alexander [III],
and that he ought to have his pourparty of the parti-
ble lands of Tynedale and Penrith of which
Alexander died seised. In the past, John pursued
his claim to these lands after they had come into the
king's seisin, and until war disrupted the pursuance
of his claims. He now asks the king to deal with this
matter and to cause him to have his right to these
lands according to the law. (Endorsed) The lands
are not in the king's hands. Therefore he shall do
what seems necessary to him. [SC 8/322, no. E547]
1302
306 [1302] Contd.
[For Hastings' claim in 1293, see Durham Registrum,
iii, 14-16).
307 [1302 ?]
Arguments to prove that John de Balliol and the
Scots may not rightfully be allies of the king of
France, and cannot be included in any truces or
treaties between France and England. London.
French. [E 39/4/11] [In Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot.,
250-61].
308 [1297-1302]
Letter from Henry de Pynkeny to John de Langeton,
chancellor. Since he has gone to Scotland in the
king's service, he asks for letters of protection for
himself and Nicholas de Okie, one of his valets,
who has gone with him, and that his attorney Walter
de PateshuU, the bearer of these, may receive the
letters. French. [SC 1/27/115].
309 [1297-1302]
Letter from Ralph Pyppard to John de Langethon',
chancellor. Has gone to Scotland at the king's
command, and requests a grant of a protection for
himself and his men who are going with him, in
England and Ireland, and that Adam de Hungerford,
the bearer, be received as his attorney in a plea
in CO. Wilts. [Details given.] French. [SC 1/27/121].
310 [1297-1302]
Letter from John de St John to John de Langeton,
chancellor. Requests letters of protection for
Thomas de Bethum, who is with him in Scotland.
French. [SC 1/27/135].
311 [1297-1302]
Letter from John de Segrave to John de Langedone,
chancellor. Certifies that Gilbert de Coudray of
Trennz [unidentified] is going to Scotland. French.
[SC 1/27/147] [Damaged].
312 [1297-1302]
Letter from John de Segrave to John de Langeton',
chancellor. Requests that letters of protection be
delivered to his bachelor Sir James de Hele, who
came with him to Scotland. Asks the chancellor to
tell the king that the writer's knights who are in
the war with him are under action for debts, and
that he asks for writs of respite of debts for those
who are with him where he now is. French. [SC 1/
27/148].
1302
313 [1297-1302]
Letter from John de Segrave to [John de Langeton],
chancellor. Certifies that Sir Thomas de Nevile is
going with him in this journey to Scotland. French.
[SC 1/27/1491.
314 [1298-1302]
Letter from Brian le fuiz Alayn to John de Langeton,
chancellor. Apologises for not coming to see him
personally, but he must go hastily to the lord
bishop. His men are in the war in Scotland, where
he will return very soon. Asks for letters of protec-
tion for himself and his men in Scotland, and
namely for Brian le Waleys and Geoffrey du Mareys,
and that these be sent back by the bearer, since the
writer will not be staying beyond this day. French.
[SC 1/26/180].
315 [1298-1302]
Letter from H[enry] de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to
John de Langeton, chancellor. Asks for letters of
protection for Sir Richard de Sutton' and Sir Giles
de Trumpyngton' who are of his household, and
about to go with him to Scotland. [SC 1/27/62).
316 [c. 1298-1302]
Letter from Robert le fiiz Roger to John de
Langeton', chancellor. Sir Thomas le Grey is in his
company in the garrison of Berwick by the king's
command. Requests a protection for him so that he
may not be impleaded while on the king's service.
French. [SC 1/26/187].
317 [c. 1298-1302]
Letter from Robert le fiiz Roger to John de
Langeton', chancellor. Requests protections and
writs of respite of debts for Sir Hugh Gobyoun, his
bachelor, and for Roger le fiiz Rauf, Thomas de
Brockeffeld', German de Brockeffeld' and John de
Rodoum, who are in his company on the king's service
in the garrison of Berwick. French. [SC 1/26/188].
318 [c. 1299-1302].
Letter from Walter de Gillingg' to [Walter de Langton,
treasurer ?1. Asks that the bearer of this cedula be
admitted in his place to receive an accounting con-
cerning the present war, since the illness which has
detained him now compels him to seek his native air.
If the writer can find anyone who will credit him with
40s to discharge his expenses, asks that this sum
be paid to that person and held against the writer's
wages. [SC 1/48/29].
1302
319 [c. 1301-2]
Letter from John Bordon, sheriff and keeper of
Berwick, to John de Langeton, chancellor. John de
Newenham stays in the garrison of the town of
Berwick by the king's command, and is the writer's
lieutenant there, because the king has sent the
writer to stay in the forest of Selkirk with part of
his garrison. Newenham is impleaded at the bench
and elsewhere in England, and his protection expired
at All Saints last. Asks the king's protection for
him, so that he will not lose by his stay in that
country on the king's service. French. [SC 1/26/
124].
1303
320 [1303?], February 21
Writ from King Edward [l] to Ralph de Manton,
cofferer. The king has commanded Thomas de
Mazhum to put himself in the company of John de
St John, so that John can render an account with
him regarding what the king has charged him to do
in Scotland. Orders Manton to direct Mazhum to
prosecute these matters, and to assist him in every
way possible for the better implementation of the
order. Given under the great seal. [E 101/371/21
(36)].
321 [before 1303, March 26]
Letter from John de Drokenesford, treasurer of the
wardrobe, to Mr William de Grenefeud, chancellor.
The king does not know how the purveyances of
victuals for his journey to Scotland, lately ordained
to be made by the sheriff of Essex and Hertford and
others in these counties, are being made. It has
been accordingly ordained that Henry de Sutton',
clerk, bearer of this letter, shall supervise the
sheriff and the others, hasten the purveyances, and
inform the king of what has been done and how the
matter is being dispatched, since the king has it
much at heart. Requests a commission and sufficient
warrant for Henry. French. [SC 1/28/68] [For writ
of aid for Sutton, see Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 129].
322 1302, October 26 - 1303, April 7
Names of those sworn to treat in parliament concern-
ing Scottish affairs. Mainly French. [E 39/100/113]
[in Palgrave, Docs. Hisi. Scot.. 236-9. See above,
no. 2971.
323 [1302-1303, April 21]
Letter from Paen de Tybotot to Adam de Osegoteby.
178
ADDITIONS
1303
323 [ 1302-1303, April 21] Contd.
Because of his journey to Scotland, he requests aid
in obtaining protections and respite from the aid to
marry the king's daughter, since he understands
that such writs are being commonly granted. Asks a
similar writ for Sir Simon de Cokefeud. French.
[SC 1/28/401 [See Cal. Chanc. Rolls Various 1277 -
1326, 86].
324 [1303], April 25
Letter from [John de Droxford and John de Banstead]
to [William de Greenfield, chancellor]. The king has
ordered them to ordain that 120 slingers (lengatores)
should come from the forest of Sherwood in co.
Nottingham to the war in Scotland, in addition to the
footmen who will come from that county. They
request the addressee to assign the sheriff and
William de Dogmaresfeld, keeper of that forest, by
letters patent under the great seal, to chose the
slingers from the forest and elsewhere in the county,
and to assign the bearer of this letter [Raymond de
Ryuncio] to lead them to Roxburgh, so that they are
there at the term assigned for the arrival of the other
footmen from that county. For this, and for paying
the slingers' wages, the writers send the bearer to
whom they have specially enjoined this matter,
which the king has much at heart. York. [SC 1/29/
27] [See Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 136].
325 May 1
Letter from John de Botetourte, justice of Galloway
and keeper of Lochmaben and Dumfries, to James de
Dalilegh, king's clerk in those parts. On the king's
behalf, he orders Dalilegh to pay the wages of 50
men at arms, of which 6 are knights, 26 crossbow-
men, 80 archers, 2 workmen, 2 porters, 2 carpenters
and 2 artillery surveyors, from 1 May 1303 for as
long as they stay in the castles of Dumfries and
Lochmaben, where they have been ordered to remain.
He also orders him to account with John de St John,
banneret, for wages due to himself, his 2 bachelors
and 12 esquires, from 13 Dec. 1302 to Apr. 1303,
and with Richard Siward for the wages of himself,
his bachelors and 8 esquires, staying for the keeping
of Lochmaben castle, from 1 Nov. to 13 Dec. 1302.
Dalilegh will have due allowance for these payments
in his account. Lochmaben. [E 101/10/20(5)].
326 [1303], May 3
Letter from P[eter] de Donewyco to W[illiaml de
Grenefeud, chancellor. [Details of provision by the
1303
326 [1303] .May 3 Contd.
towns of Loo, Portpihan and others in Cornwall and
Somerset of a ship for the king's war in Scotland.]
Exeter. [SC 1/28/59] [See vol. ii, no. 1357].
327 May 13
[Writ, return and inquisition concerning the arrest of
Gregory de Gorton, merchant. 3 ms.] (i) Privy seal
writ to John des Lisle, ordering him to explain why
he made this arrest. At Alnwick, on [above date],
(ii) [John replies, quoting this writ.] When the
bishop of Chester, treasurer, and the writer were
going towards Scotland before Christmas last, they
heard that a foreign ship had been driven by tempest
to Newcastle. The bishop ordered him to go there
and inquire whence the ship came, and if he were to
find a Scot or other enemy, to arrest them and their
goods. The writer found by inquisition [attached]
that the ship came from Lubyk and was freighted to
go to Aberdeen, and that Gregory, John le Mercer de
Pert' and William de Edenburgh, Scots, were aboard
when it arrived in the port, but took themselves
privily out of the ship and were then arrested in
Newcastle on 11 Dec. Their goods [total value,
£11 18s S'/id] and other Scottish goods worth
£34 8s lOd were confiscated by the mayor and
bailiffs, who also guard the Scots, until the king
sends his command. Both French. [E 101/11/10].
328 [1303, May] 19
Letter from [William Servat, citizen of London], to
William de Grenefeud, chancellor. [Sends details of
the theft by Flemings at sea of 14 bales of spices
in a ship of Dover, a league from that town.] The
quickest remedy against such thefts would be to
seize the goods of Flemings in England. These goods
were bought to be sent to Scotland for the king's
wardrobe. Encloses a letter from John de
Drokenesford with whom it might please the
chancellor to speak. London. French. [SC 1/28/55A]
[Damaged. Formerly sewn to SC 1/28/55, a letter
from Robert de Burgherssch' to the same, on the
same subject].
329 [1303, c. May 27]
Letter from John de Boutetourt to William de
Grenefeud, chancellor. The king granted his peace
to Bernard Darreyns for the murder of a man in
Yorkshire. Testifies that Bernard has been and still
is in the service of the king in Scotland in the
writer's company. Requests a writ to the sheriff of
PART II: ADDITIONS
179
1303
329 [1303, c. May 27] Contd.
York to cause the king's peace to be proclaimed, in
accordance with the king's charter (chartre). French.
ISC 1/28/51] [For the pardon, see Cal. Pat. R.
1301-7, 142].
330 [1303], June 14
Letter from [John de Banstead] to [William de
Greenfield, chancellor]. Certifies that Thomas de
Richemond, who is on the king's service in
Scotland in the writer's company, has appointed
Reynerus de Cotum as his attorney in an assize of
novel disseisin which Thomas arraigned before
Adam de Crokedayk' and Henry de Sutton, justices
of assize in co. Cumberland, concerning a tenement
in Corkeby in that county. Requests letters of
attorney under the great seal to be drawn up for
Thomas Clackmannan. [SC 1/28/96].
331 [1303 ?], June 17
Letter from [the treasurer ?] to [james de Dalilegh ?].
The letter which the addressee sent to John de
Drokenesford ... and the writer's companions of
exchequer arrived at John's departure from York;
[before it came], the writer and his companions had
sent all the money they had to the king. [They have
already sent the addressee money, after Sir John
Botetourte left him to go to the king, and they
question his need for more.] Nevertheless, they have
ordered the sheriff of Cumberland to pay the remnant
of his account and the subsequent issues of his
office to the exchequer without delay. The collec-
tors of the fifteenth in that county have been
ordered to pay any money they have in hand, in
excess of sums to be paid for corn taken to the
king's store, to the addressee for the garrisons of
Dumfries and Lochmaben. The sheriff and his
fellow-collector of the aid for the marriage of the
king's daughter are to do likewise. Asks the
addressee to send a receipt for these sums by the
octave of St John [1 July] ... French. [SC 1/48/164)
[Faded].
332 August 7
List of documents concerning France and Scotland
which Mr Robert de Pykering, one of the envoys sent
to France, delivered on this date to Philip de
Wylgheby, chancellor of exchequer. French. \C 54/
120, m. 5 d.l [in Palgrave, Ancient Kalendars, iii,
104-8; Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 105-6. See above, no.
302].
1303
333 August 20
Receipt by Fulk fitz Warin for 6 qrs. corn received
from the king's store by prests to be answered for
in the wardrobe at the will of the keeper; Richard
de Bremesgrave delivered these victuals, by order
of Aymer de Valence, the king's lieutenant.
Edinburgh. [E 101/10/3(1)].
334 August 30
Letter from Aymer de Valence, lord of Mountinak',
captain of the army and lieutenant of the king south
of Forth, and Robert le fuiz Paegn, to the constable
and marshal of the army and keeper of the wardrobe.
Since the king has assigned them to receive
services in the parts where they are from those who
owe service, they certify that Sir John de
Maundeville performed his service for 2 knights'
fees in person (par soun corps), and by Robert de
Maundeville and [Osebern de Willone ?J, esquires,
and they request full acquittance for him. Inverkip.
French. [SC 1/31/33].
335 September 2
Letter from John de Drokenesford, keeper of the
wardrobe, to Mr William de Grenefeud, chancellor.
The bishop of London has granted £200 to Thomas
Broun, the king's poulterer, to make the king's
purveyance for the Scottish war; this is to be paid
from the tenth granted to the king by Pope
Boniface VIII as soon as Thomas has the king's
special letters to the bishop concerning receipt of
this sum. Requests accordingly that the king's
letters be made for Thomas in the form of a bill
enclosed in these presents, as the bishop has
requested. London. [SC 1/28/66] [Formerly sewn to
SC 1/28/66A, a draft of 2 royal letters, (i) To the
bishop of London, Mr Bartholomew de Ferentino
and Mr John Bonichi of Siena, Bartholomew's
commissary, collectors of the tenth, ordering them
to pay the £200 to Broun from the next sums raised
by them, (ii) A receipt for this sum, by the hands
of Thomas Broun] .
336 September 2
Letter from Aymer de Valence, lord of Montignac,
the king's lieutenant south of Forth, to Mr John de
Weston, king's clerk. Orders him to account with
the men at arms, both barons, knights and esquires,
who are staying in the writer's company on the
king's service, for all the time they have stayed
in his company. He is to deduct from their wages
180
PART II: ADDITIONS
336
1303
September 2 Contd.
1303
339 November 31
s/cj Contd.
what they have received in prests for victuals from
Randolph de Benton, clerk, and is to make bills for
them for the remainder and also for sums due for
restoration of lost horses. Berwick. [E 101/10/3(4)].
337 [1303], November 21
Letter from John Boutetourt' to William de
Grenefeld, chancellor. John le Mercer of Boltone,
who has dwelt long in the king's service in
Scotland, has the king's letter under the privy seal
(/a targe) for a charter of his peace, which letter
was purchased when Sir John de Langeton' was
chancellor. Because he was on the king's service
in Scotland, he could not then obtain the charter.
Asks that William de Grenefeld receive the king's
letter, even though it does not date from his time
as chancellor, and that John may have his charter,
as the chancellor can well see that this was the
king's wish and command. Witnesses that John le
Mercer could not have purchased this charter
because of his stay in Scotland on the king's
service. Dumfries. French. [SC 1/28/52] [See Cal.
Pat. R. 1301-7, 201].
338 [1303], November 21
Letter from R[ichard de Gravesend], bishop of
London, collector of the tenth, and John Bonichi of
Siena, commissary of Mr Bartholomew de Ferentino,
canon of London, to the prior and convent of
St Katherine without Lincoln, sub-collectors. For
the urgent need of the king and the expedition of
his war in Scotland, which he hopes shortly to
bring to a happy conclusion, they intend to assign
£500 to the king, to be received by the addressees
from the part of the tenth which relates to him. If
they omit or neglect to fulfil this, the prior and
greater men of the convent are, by these letters,
under the greater excommunication. In the levy and
collection of the tenth entrusted to them for the
third year, they should proceed with all haste and
rigour, by excommunication, suspension and
interdict, accepting no excuses or delays. They
should deliver [the £500], as quickly as it can be
levied, to whoever has the sealed acquittance of
the writers. London. [SC 1/48/72] [Transcript].
339 November 31 [sic]
Writ from King Edward [l] to Mr Bartholomew de
Ferentino, canon of London, collector of the tenth
imposed on the English church by Pope Boniface
VIII for three years, together with the bishop of
London, deputed by the pope. [Need of money for
Scotland; to be delivered to John de Droxford,
keeper of the wardrobe.] Dunfermline [SC 1/12/
184] [As Cal Close R. 1302-7, 113J.
340 1303 [Extract]
[Roll of horses of the king's household, valued in
the Scottish war in a.r. 31 Edward I.] 21 May -
Horses of Hugh Bardolf, 3 knights and 15 horsemen.
31 May - Horses of Robert de Monthalt, 2 knights
and 12 horsemen. 10 July- Horses of Alexander de
Balliol, 1 knight and 11 horsemen. 30 Aug. - Horses
of William de Ferrers, 1 knight and 4 horsemen.
2 Sept.- Horses of Richard Pereres, knight of
Theobald de Verdun, his brother and 1 horseman.
[a total of 117 horses are valued on this roll.]
[E 101/612/8].
341 [1303]
Letter from Walter Bacon, clerk, to W[illiam de
Greenfield], chancellor. At the command of Robert
del la Warde, steward of the king's household, he
appointed Richard le Rus of Barton as constable
of the ship of Barton, in the king's name. Asks
that Richard now have what is due to him for
service in the war in Scotland. [SC 1/7/31].
342 [c. 1298-1303]
Letter from Robert de Tateshale to Ralph de
Manton. Asks to be sent the news of the court, as
fully as Manton can enquire, and especially of the
messengers who have come from France with the
news from Flanders, and from Scotland. [Discusses
a case against Sir Hamo in the court of arches.]
French. [SC 1/48/111].
343 [1300-3]
Letter from Duncan de Karr, rector of the church of
Bothwell, to Ralph de Manton, [cofferer of the ward-
robe]. [Excuses his absence.] As to the writer's
right to his church, he informs Manton that William
de Moravia [of Bothwell] submitted voluntarily to
the king at Aberdeen after the first war of
Scotland, and did homage at Berwick. Then, with
other Scottish magnates, he went by the king's
command to England. Though others were later
allowed to return, he stayed in England during the
war, rather than have any dealings with the king's
enemies by returning home, and at last died near
PART II: ADDITIONS
1303
343 [1300-3] Contd.
Durham. His heirs forfeited the right of succession,
but he himself did not suffer forfeiture in his life,
nor die dispossessed. Indeed, he conferred many
lands and churches while he was in England, [and
in one case where the king himself was concerned
he supported William's right to an advowson at
Lilleford, diocese of Lincoln, and revoked his own
presentation]. The writer also reminds Manton that
William de Dumfres attempted unlawfully to institute
Manton in the church of Bothwell, when he had no
right to do so. Asks Manton to consider these things,
and to allow him to hold the church in peace, [SC
1/63/65] [Faded and partly illegible. See vol. ii,
no. 1023, Cal. Pat. R. 1292-1301, 184, 428, 444].
344 1301-3
[Bill of weekly wages for building Linlithgow castle.
1 m.] [C 47/3/51(5)] [Draft of E 101/482/20-21; see
vol. iv, no. 1786].
345 [1302-3?] [Extract]
[Part of a file of documents concerning the com-
position and wages of Scottish garrisons.] Berwick -
To 220 footmen, as wages for 59 days from 24 Dec.
to 20 Feb., £121 18s 4d. To Sir William le Latymer
as his certum due for the octave of Hilary, 100
marks. Roxburgh - To 70 archers, 30 balisters and 4
others, as wages for the same 59 days, £60 19s 4d.
To Robert de Hastang, sheriff of Roxburgh [etc., as
Latymer], 40 marks. Jedburgh - To 20 archers, 10
balisters and 4 others for the same 59 days,
£21 12s 8d. To Richard de Hastang, constable,
[etc., as Latymer], 20 marks. Edinburgh - To 34
archers, 20 balisters, 4 hobelars and 7 others, from
27 Nov. to 20 Feb., £62 3s 5d. To John de
Kingston, sheriff, for his certum due on 13 Dec,
100 marks, and for the same due on 2 Feb., 100
marks. Dumfries and Lochmaben - To 3 knights, 17
esquires, 50 balisters, 150 archers and 8 others in
these castles, from 24 Dec. to 20 Feb., £187 6s 6d.
To John de St John, captain and keeper of Galloway,
the castle and county of Dumfries, the castle of
Lochmaben and Annandale, [etc., as Latymer], 200
marks, [m. 18]. [List of wages due (?) to troops,
perhaps at Berwick.] Knights - To Edmund de
Hastyng, £85 6s 8d; to John de Luda, £19 6s lOd;
to Laurence de la Ryvere, 103s 4d. [Soldiers - 28
names, one of which is deleted, with amounts rang-
ing from 22s to £15. Hobelars - 4 names, from 28s
to 54s.] To balisters of Linlithgow, [2 names, each
1303
345 [1302-3?] [Extract] Contd.
with 19 unnamed companions], £19 10s 4d and
9s 4d. To balisters of the town of Berwick, [21
names, all but the third having 19 companions,
amounts from 30s to 13s.] Roxburgh - To 9
balisters, [named], 25s and VS mark each; 11 archers,
12s liy2deach; 7 balisters, 20s each; 13 archers,
13s 4deach, all by their bills delivered to the
wardrobe at York. [9 balisters, probably of
Edinburgh, amounts from 10s to 40s, by bills as
above.] Archers of Edinburgh - 6 at Vi mark each,
2 at 22s 9d each, 2 at 50s each. [All named.]
Archers of Linlithgow - [3 vintenarii, named, each
with 19 companions, a total of £19 13s 9d.] To the
same 3 vintenarii, by bill of W. de Bedewind,
£12 16s 8d. To Thomas Tegin and his companions,
balisters, £19 19s 2d; to Sir William Felton,
£93 Os 8d; to Sir William Fraunceys, £9 5s Od; to
Sir Archibald Levingston, £10 6s 8d; [to 11 others,
named, amounts from £1 to £7], all by bill of W. de
Bedewind. Total, £610 10s 6d. [m. 19]. [Details
concerning the provisioning, etc., of Edinburgh
castle; stained and only partly legible.] [m. 20.]
Names of the garrison of Linlithgow - Sir William
Felton, keeper of the pele, 15 soldiers [named,
including Peter Lubaud], 1 chaplain, 21 balisters
and 20 archers. Memorandum [French] that on
30 Nov. [1302?] John de Segrave, warden south of
Forth, found the persons named in this bill in the
garrison, [m. 22]. [Details of men at arms and
footmen keeping the castles of Dumfries and
Lochmaben, Berwick, Roxburgh, Jedburgh, Selkirk,
and the sheriffdom of Peebles, as in no. 305 above.
The section on the Edinburgh garrison names only
11 soldiers and has no list of those doing service
for lands in Scotland, but is similar to no. 305 in
other respects.] [m. 25]. [Arrangements to be made
for keeping the castles of Edinburgh, Ayr, Roxburgh,
Jedburgh, Carstairs, Linlithgow, Berwick and
Kirkintilloch, the castle and forest of Selkirk, and
the sheriffdoms of Lanark, Linlithgow and Peebles,
from 1 Sept. to Christmas (1302?). Keepers are as
specified in vol. ii, no. 1321, excepting the keeper
of Berwick, who is not named.] [m. 26]. [E 101/13/34].
1304
346 [1304], January 11
Letter from Roderick [blank] to [blank]. The clerk
who brought a letter to his lord ... sent credentials
to the earl of Ulster. Aimer de Valence was at
182
PART II: ADDITIONS
1304
346 [1304] January 11 Contd.
Dunfermline with the addressee ... [they would go ?]
to Kinclevyn to hear what [John Comin ?] wishes to
say, and if he wishes to treat. Comin's clerk will
return on Sunday ... Comin will come to Kinclevyn.
The earl [of Ulster] and Sir Hugh [Despenser] will
go to ... and take at least 200 men at arms with
them, as a safeguard against harm. The earls of
Strathearn and Menteith have sent letters to his
lord, telling that John Comin and his company are
in their lands beyond the mountains, where none
of the writer's party who came on horseback could
approach them. The clerk who came from Comin
said that Comin ... [did not] cross the Tay after
Martinmas, but that some of his people are well
across it. A letter came to the writer's lord from
the abbot of Coupar last Friday evening, reporting
that a great part of the enemy who had gone
towards Strathearn have now returned to Angus, and
that they would willingly break down more of the
bridge if they could, but the writer's party is not
concerned about this, for 30 men could defend it
against all the Scots. His lord is taking counsel to
repair it, but the river is so overflowing that it is
impossible to place the supports on which the
bridge will be laid. When the water abates there
will be good news of this, for most of the timber is
prepared. Perth. (Signed) Par le soen Rodori.
French. [SC 1/30/190] [Damaged. Printed in part in
Tanquerey, Lettres Anglo-Francaises. no. 81, where
it is wrongly dated 1306. See vol. ii, no. 1441,
for the repair of the bridges at Perth] .
347 January 13
Receipt by John de Botetourte, [keeper of Loch-
maben and Dumfries], for £10 in silver received
through his attorney John de Bry from James de
Dalilegh, king's clerk, as payment for crossbows
and bolts sold to Dalilegh for replenishing the
castle of Dumfries. Lochmaben. [E 101/10/20(1)]
[See vol. ii, no. 1508].
348 [1297-1304?], January 22
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. Sir John de Cambou,
knight, in Scotland on the king's service, requests
letters of protection in the same form as for others
there, to be delivered to the bearer who is going
quickly to Sir John. Rokyngham'. [SC 1/31/92).
349 [1304, February]
[instructions by Edward I to the earl of Ulster and
1304
349 [1304, February] Contd.
Hugh le Despenser, going to negotiate with Sir John
Comyn.] [E 39/99/61] [in bad condition. See vol.
ii, no. 1451].
350 March 7
Privy seal writ of King Edward [l]. [Order to assist
Mr Walter de Hereford, the king's mason, in con-
scripting masons for the king's service in Scotland.]
Sandford. French. [SC 1/45/123] [In SHR, xxxiv
(1955), 46].
351 March 12
Indented receipt by Richard de Bremes grave for
213'/2 qrs. of spoiled corn, which had been shipped
from the Isle of Wight. Berwick. [E 101/12/32(2)]
[Printed in EHR, Ixxvii (1962), 705, with other
documents relating to this shipment].
352 March 18
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to the sheriff of Ayr.
Orders him to assist Robert fitz Payne and his men
in raising the arrears due from the king's farms
within his bailiwick, and to aid him regarding the
breeding of horses within the bailiwick. He is to
apply himself diligently to this and offer good advice
for Robert's benefit. St Andrews. [C 47/22/12(42)].
353 [1304], March 20
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to the sheriff of
Stirling. Orders him to bring to Chastel Kary all the
forces, both horse and foot, of his bailiwick, includ-
ing the baronies in it, but excluding any part of the
earldom of Lovenax. They are to come without delay
before Sir Thomas de Morham and Alwyn de Kalentir,
to whom they are to be obedient. St Andrews. French.
[SC 1/61/111.
354 [1304], March 22
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to John
fitz Cynyn, Tarthelagh fitz Cynyn, and Marghugh
fitz Cynyn. By counsel of the earls, barons and
other faithful people with the king, they were sum-
moned to attend the parliament at mid-Lent last past
to ordain what would be to the profit of them-
selves, the king's other faithful people, and the land
of Scotland, as was more fully contained in the
summons. They did not come, and gave no reason for
this, whereat the king marvels greatly. They are
ordered to come to him at the quindene of Easter
[12 Apr.] at the latest to hear the king's will.
St Andrews. French. [SC 1/12/190].
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1304
355 [1304], March 23
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to the sheriff of
Edinburgh. Order to deliver to Sir Nicholas de
Graham seisin of fees belonging to the barony of
Dalketh', which are his inheritance, and which were
rendered to him before the war in Scotland began by
his tenants of Clifton' and Edelwyneston [Eddleston,
Peeblesshire ?]. St Andrews. French. [SC 1/61/12].
356 [1304], March 30
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to the
constable of Edinburgh. Orders him to send all the
great targes [?] of his castle, which he thinks are
suitable for assaulting a castle, so that the king
has them at his coming to Stirling. St Andrews.
Memorandum of a similar writ to the constable of
Berwick. French. [SC 1/63/42].
357 [1304], March 31
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to the treasurer or
his lieutenant and the barons of exchequer. [Orders
them to provide materials for Greek fire for the siege
of Stirling.] St Andrews. French. [SC 1/12/177] [in
Stevenson, Documents, ii, 479-80, with translation].
358 [1304], April 1
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to
Alexander de Abernythy, warden between the Mounth
and the Forth (entre les Montz et la Mier Descoce),
or his lieutenant. Walter de Gosewik, mayor of
Berwick, has found sufficient surety for taking 21
sacks of wool bought in Alexander's bailiwick to
Berwick, for receiving the cocket for the wool there
and for paying the custom due. Orders that the mayor
or his attorney be allowed to take the wool from the
bailiwick without hindrance. St Andrews. French.
[SC 1/32/67].
359 April 2
Draft privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to the
constable of Bamburgh castle. Orders him to
receive Alexander de Baillol, son of his faithful
liege Alexander de Baillol, from the bearer of this
letter, and to have him guarded by trustworthy
persons in the castle, not in irons, and with freedom
to play within the castle walls provided he is well
guarded. St Andrews. French. [SC 1/45/129] [This
writ was originally addressed to the lieutenant of
John de Segrave, and the castle of Bamburgh has
been substituted for that of Berwick].
1304
360 [1304], April 4
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to
[Walter Langton], treasurer, and the barons of
exchequer. Roger Gascelyn is with the king on his
service in Scotland, and while he was with the
king certain grievances and hardships were inflicted
on his sister. Amice de Godmanston', by Thomas du
Gardin, sheriff of Gloucester. The addressees are to
cause right to be done to Amice as quickly as pos-
sible, for the good service which Roger has done
the king in Scotland. St Andrews. French. [SC 1/61/
14].
361 [1304], April 7
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to Alexander
Dabernythy. He has assigned Guy, earl of Warwick,
Hugh le Despenser, Eustaz le Poer and William
Juge to enquire on oath of the good men of
Alexander's bailiwick which malefactors broke the
king's peace in the town of Lundors, removing
several horses and other goods which were there for
the king's army. Orders Alexander to summon an
inquisition before these commissioners, at a date
and place to be arranged. Castingray [Fife]. The
same to the sheriffs of Fife, Clackmannan and
Kinross. French. [SC 1/12/20].
362 [1304], April 8
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to Duncan de
Ferendraght, keeper of the king's forest of Aunay
[the Enzie, Banff and Moray], or his lieutenant.
Orders him to allow the king's tenants of Inercolan
[Cullen] to have dead wood for building repairs,
without permitting destruction of the forest. With
regard to the rents and fermes which they owe for
the past term, he is to be agreeable and affable,
allowing them enough to live on and keeping them
reasonably satisfied. Castyngrei. French. [SC 1/61/
18].
363 [1304], April 9
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to William de Felton.
The king has received his letters. He wished the
king to send 30 men at arms to harass the garrison of
Stirling, but when his letters came the king's men
were dispersed foraging, and before they could be
assembled the time would come for the king to move
near to Stirling, which he intends shortly to do.
Hence he is not sending men at arms. William is to
give his news and the enemy's plans to Sir John
Comyn and other good men in those parts and they.
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1304
363 [1304], April 9 Contd.
together with the garrison of Kirkintilloch and any
others whom he can hire, are to do the best they can
till the king's arrival. He is also to send the great
engine of Linliscu to the sea, with stones and other
appurtenances, so that the king's men can find them
quickly at the sea ready to be loaded (chargez) at
whatever time the king sends them. Sandford [St
Ford]. French. [SC 1/63/43].
364 [1304], April 12
Letter [copy ?] from [King Edward l] to [William de
Gainsborough], bishop of Worcester. Mr William de
Apperleye, the king's clerk, has been presented to
the church of Thornbury in the bishop's diocese.
He is on the king's service in Scotland, and cannot
be spared. The king requests the bishop to show
favour to Mr William's proctor and to do all that is
needful in the matter of his presentation. Kinghorn.
French. [SC 1/61/17].
365 [1304], April 13
Draft writ from King [Edward l] to the sheriff of
Edinburgh. At the king's command, William, earl of
Ross, was again given seisin of the lands in the
sheriffdom which he held as his wife's inheritance
at the beginning of the first Scottish war. Sir Thomas
de Morham had seisin of them, and has been uplifting
the fermes and other issues after the earl was given
seisin, also pulling down houses and committing
other destruction. The sheriff is not to allow this
and is to see that amends are made to the earl for
any injury done. Beaupre [Bouprie, Fife]. French.
[SC 1/13/147].
366 [1304], April 13
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to
[William], earl of Ross. The men of the barony of
Urquhart, which is of the inheritance of William de
Soules, who is in the king's peace and faith, have
made fine to [William] of 8 milch cows and 40
'martes'. Orders that this payment be respited until
[24 June 1305], and that anything already taken be
released to them. The king is to be informed of
[William's] actions in this matter. Beaupre [Bouprie,
Fife]. French. [SC 1/14/18).
367 [1304], April 16
[Draft of 4 privy seal writs of King Edward I.] (i)
To the treasurer or his lieutenant and the barons of
exchequer. Since Rauf de Monthermer, earl of
1304
367 [1304] , April 16 Contd.
Gloucester and Hertford, and Joan his wife are
bound to render an account at exchequer for a ferme
due to the king, and the earl is with the king in
Scotland, the king orders them to put this demand
in respite until the earl's return to England, (ii) To
the executors of Gilbert de Clare, late earl of
Gloucester and Hertford. They agreed with Rauf de
Monthermer, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and
Joan his wife, on a day one month after Michaelmas
last when the earl would account with them for
goods which belonged to Gilbert, but postponed this
day until Easter last at the king's request, for which
he thanks them. The earl is still on the king's
service in Scotland, and cannot be spared at present.
Requests that the account be again postponed and
put in respite until the earl's return to England,
(iii) Similar writ to [Robert de Winchelsea], arch-
bishop of Canterbury, before whom this account
was to have been made, asking him again to respite
execution touching the demand of this account,
until the earl's return, (iv) To [William de
Greenfield], chancellor. The king understands that
Rauf and his wife are impleaded before the
exchequer at York at the suit of the prior of
Goldeclyve [Goldcliff]. Orders him to summon others
of the council and ensure that they are no more
aggrieved or impleaded in undue manner.
Inverkeithing. French. [SC 1/12/173].
368 [1304], April 19
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to John
Comyn. The king has received his letters sent by
the bearer of these presents, and excuses him his
failure to come to the king at present, because of
illness. Asks that he send Sir John de Moubray ...
He should come to the king as soon as he can do so
without harm to his health. Clackmannan. French.
[SC 1/12/131].
369 [1304], April 20
Draft letter patent of King [Edward l]. The king has
granted Gilbert, son of Simon de Levenax, the
sergeanty (seriantie) in that earldom which
Alexander, late king of Scotland, gave to Simon.
Orders that Gilbert be obeyed in all matters relating
to this sergeanty. Stirling. French. [C 202/H/4(34)].
370 [1304], April 22
Draft letter from King [Edward l] to King [Philip IV]
of France. He has received [Philip's] letters, asking
PART II: ADDITIONS
185
1304
370 [1304], April 22 Contd.
him to be merciful to the bishop of St Andrews, the
earl of Buchan and other Scots. He will be mindful
of this request when they come into his peace, and
intends to be as generous and merciful as he can,
saving the security of his kingdom. He knows that
[Philip] would not have him act otherwise. Before
Stirling castle. French. [SC 1/13/35].
371 April 29
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to Patrick,
earl of Dunbar. After the death of Ralph de Manton
the earl raised £54 8s or more from his property
at the church of Dunbar and elsewhere. As Manton
was bound to the king for great sums for the time he
was cofferer and vinter, and the king has not fully
had this sum, he has ordered all Manton's property
to be sequestered. Orders the earl to deliver all the
money he has raised from Manton's goods to Walter
de Bedwynd, cofferer of the wardrobe. Stirling.
[E 101/13/36(4)].
372 [1304, April]
Expenses of Peter de Colingeburn, clerk. [1 m.]
[Expenses for sending ships, etc., to Stirling and
for paying the sailors of Edward Charles, as in vol.
iv, 461. There follow a number of minor expenses
which he incurred in Scotland during this month.
Sum total, 100s.] [C 47/3/32(25)].
373 May 6
[Names of various garrisons in Scotland. 1 m.]
Sir William de Frauncoys, constable of Kirkintilloch
castle, has 1 esquire, 11 other men at arms, 6
officiarii, 20 crossbowmen and 38 archers. At
Linlithgow castle. Sir William de Felton has an
esquire. Sir Archibald de Livingstone has an esquire,
and there are 6 other men at arms, 4 hobelars, 40
crossbowmen and 50 archers. At Edinburgh castle
are Sir John de Kingston, Sir Ebulo de Mountz, 5
esquires, 10 other men at arms and 20 crossbowmen.
At Roxburgh castle. Sir Robert Hastang, the con-
stable, has 1 knight, 8 other men at arms, 3
officiarii, 14 crossbowmen, 8 archers and 4 watch-
men. At Jedburgh castle. Sir Richard Hastang, the
constable, has 4 esquires, 4 officiarii, 6 crossbow-
men and 11 archers. [E 101/12/20].
374 [1304], June 16
Letter from John de Drokenesford, keeper of the ward-
1304
374 (1304], June 16 Contd.
robe, to John de Varum, clerk of James de Dalilegh.
Since the king's rents in the county of Ayr for
Whitsun term last are still in the addressee's keep-
ing and the king owes money in those parts for
carcasses of meat (marts) bought for his household,
the addressee is ordered to pay the good men of the
district for such carcasses, according as they show
bill or tally. He is to buy a further 100 carcasses
or more with the rest of the money and is to send
them to Stirling by the next feast of St John at the
latest. Stirling. French. [E 101/13/6(12)].
375 July 18-27
[Expenses of the earl of Hereford's horses and the
wages of his grooms, in going from Northumberland
to Stirling. 1 m.] Sum total, £8 10s 3d. [E 101/12/
23J.
376 July 30
Memorandum that on this date it was agreed between
Sir John de Botetourte, Sir John de Benestede and
Sir Walter de Bedwynd on one part, and Sir Matthew
de Redmayne on the other, that Sir Matthew should
stay as keeper of the castle of Dumfries with 5 men
at arms, 10 crossbowmen and 10 archers, from 1 Aug
to 20 Nov. 1304, taking £60 from the king for this,
in equal payments at the terms of Assumption, All
Saints and St Andrew's. Stirling. [E 101/13/36(30)]
[indenture].
377 [1304, after August 3]
Memorandum that John de Segrave is owed £88 7s 4d
for the wages of 4 men at arms, 8 crossbowmen and
8 archers, assigned for the keeping of Berwick
castle from 26 Dec. 1303 to 3 Aug. 1304. Witnessed
and sealed by John de Weston. [E 101/11/16(32)].
378 August 9
Memorandum that Sir Robert de Cantilupe is owed
£6 3s, by an account made with him and 2 esquires
for all the time, up to 30 July 1304, that they were
in the garrison of the castle and pele of Lochmaben
in the company of Sir John de St John and Sir John
Botetourte. Stirling. [E 101/13/36(124)1.
379 August
IWrit from Edward 1 to John, earl of Athol, warden of
Scotland from Forth to Orkney, ordering him to
inquire into the statement of Alexander ...1 [E 39/
99/63J I In bad condition].
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1304
380 [1304], September 16
Letter from Queen Margaret to William de Grenefeud,
chancellor. At the request of her cousin Eimer de
Valence, she has respited the summoning in co.
Somerset of Sir Alexander Cheverel and Roger Parker,
who are on the king's service in Scotland, until
St Hilary next. Orders that a writ be made to the
sheriff of Somerset, so that they may suffer no injury
because of this service. Tynemouth. French.
[SC 1/28/86].
381 [1304, November]
Message to be delivered by Philip Martel to King
Philip [iv] of France, explaining why the prince of
Wales did not come to Amiens to do homage for
Cayenne, [it is stated that the French have not
observed the conditions agreed on for the making of
this homage, among them, that France should be
cleared of Scots and other enemies of the king of
England.] French. [C 47/27/5(10)] [Copy, temp.
Edward III. In EHR, xxiii (1908), 729].
382 [1304], December 1
Letter from CoUuche Ballard to John de Drokenes-
ford. He approached the chancellor to have their
writ of the new custom of wool, hides and skins,
and of 3d in the pound in Scotland. The chancellor
insisted on seeing the commission they have under
the seal of Scotland, which could not be shown
him because it is at Berwick. The chancellor
refused to make the writ without better certification
from Drokenesford, and also refuses to issue the
writ to Cope and his companions for the £500 of
which Drokenesford spoke to him, without better
certification. Since the writer must go towards
Durham and cannot carry out these affairs without
Drokenesford, he asks that he speak to the
chancellor and that the writs be sent to Nicholas
Foxe, his attorney, bearer of these presents. The
writ of Scotland should run in the name of John
Ballard and Collouche Ballard, his brother, and of
John Van and their companions of the company of
Ballard of Luk', and the other writ of Coppe's to
Colluche Ballard and his companions of that com-
pany. York. (Endorsed) Message from [Droxford] to
[William de Greenfield, chancellor ?], asking him
to search the rolls of chancery and make transcrip-
tions of the commissions held by the company of
Friscombaud to receive the custom granted by alien
1304
382 [1304] , December 1 Contd.
merchants of 40d on the sack of wool and hides, the
commissions held by the receivers of the little
custom to receive 3d in the pound and other payment,
and the commissions held by the men of the company
of Balard' to receive sums from the little customs
at London, Sandwich, and elsewhere. These trans-
cripts should be sent to the chancellor of Scotland
with orders to make such commissions to the men
of the company of Ballard', and sufficient warrant
to receive all sums coming from these customs in
Scotland. Men should be assigned to receive this
custom, and deliver the money to the said
merchants ... of wine in Scotland ... A writ should
issue to Coppe ... receivers of 40d a sack which
John and Colluche Ballard and his companions ...
to the great wardrobe ... French. [SC 1/29/174]
[Damaged. See Cal. Close R. 1302-07, 229-30;
Cal. Pat. R. 1301-07, 303].
383 [1304]
Memorandum that John de Segrave, banneret, is
owed £239 10s 8d for wages due to himself, his
troop of 5 knights and 24 esquires of his own
retinue, and a further 4 esquires, 8 crossbowmen
and 8 archers, staying in the garrison of Berwick
castle, for the whole of a.r. 31 Edward I until
16 May next. He is also owed £68 lis 4d as wages
for the 4 esquires, 8 crossbowmen and 8 archers for
the whole of a.r. 31 until 19 Nov., and a further
£13 4s as their wages until 25 Dec. 1303. A total
of £50 is also owed him for restoration of the horses
of one knight and 2 esquires. (Endorsed) Segrave
for a.r. 31 and 32 Edward I, by John de Weston.
[E 101/11/16(33)].
384 [1304]
Memorandum that Sir John de Kingstone, constable
of Edinburgh castle, is owed £56 lis 3d for arrears
of wages due to himself, one knight and 8 esquires,
for their stay in the garrison of that castle from
2 Feb. until 24 Apr. 1304. Witnessed under the seal
of John de Weston. [E 101/11/20(21)].
385 [1304]
Memorandum that Sir John de Kingstone is owed
£103 18s in the wardrobe for wages and restoration
of horses for himself and those in his company in
the Scottish war between 25 Apr. and 20 Aug. 1304.
[E 101/11/20(22)].
PART II: ADDITIONS
187
1304
386 [1304]
[Petitions of the abbot and convent of Arbroath for
confirmation of their charter and other grants.]
[C 47/22/13(2)] [Mutilated].
387 [1297-1304 ?]
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward I?]. Sends news
of the borders. Earl Patrick has come to Scotland
from France and, among his news, a great quarrel is
beginning between 'them'. Also, the great lords of
Scotland are now at Scone for their council, but no
one knows yet what they are doing. As to the king's
faithful men of the same [parts ?], men [say ?]
divers things, as the writer will inform the king in
person more fully than he can by letter. He will do
his best to get news and, as soon as he has any,
will come to the king as quickly as he can. French.
[SC 1/49/70] [stained].
388 1301-4
Account of the sums received from lands etc. in
Scotland by John de Westone, clerk, paymaster of
the garrisons there. [C 47/22/2(53)] [in Stevenson,
Documents, ii, 428-9].
389 [1302-4]
Letter from Hugh Bardouf to William de Grenefeud,
chancellor. Requests a writ to the sheriff of
Cambridge to release the distraint on Waryn de
Bassingburne, his nephew (nevouj for the aid to
marry the king's eldest daughter, since the king has
granted this remedy to those going to Scotland in
his war. French. [SC 1/28/44].
390 [1302-4]
Letter from Hugh Bardouf to William de Grenefeud,
chancellor. Certifies that Sir John Bardouf, his
brother, and Sir Alexander de Muntfort' are his
bachelors, and are going with him to serve the king
in the war in Scotland. Requests letters of protection
for them both. French. [SC 1/28/45].
391 [1302-4]
Letter from William de Graunsoun to William de
Grenefeld, chancellor. [Details of the writer's legal
dispute with John la Warr'.] Because he is going to
Scotland with the king as soon as he can, asks for
protections for himself and his valet Richard de Ber',
who will go with him. French. [SC 1/28/76]
[Before 29 Oct., 1302?].
1304
392 [1302-4]
Letter from Robert de Hallestede, steward of the
household of the prince of Wales, to William de
Grenefeld', chancellor. John de Bernewyle of
Vekesly [?], who has been retained by the prince in
the king's war, has informed the prince that he can-
not remain in Scotland without the king's protection,
since he is impleaded in the king's court, and can-
not obtain a protection without evidence that he is
there. Testifies to this, and requests protection to
be sent hastily, so that the prince be not deprived of
his valet, and the writer may return hastily to the
king's war. French. [SC 1/28/78].
393 [1302-4]
Letter from William de Leyburne to William de
Grenefeud, chancellor. Certifies that Sir William de
Detling' is of the retinue of Sir John de Segrave and
is going to him in Scotland on the king's service,
and that Raf Dyne, esquire, is going in his company.
French. [SC 1/28/83] [Copy, with note Kancia at
the foot].
394 [1302-4]
Letter from William Martyn to William de Grenefeud,
chancellor. He has assigned his bachelor, Giles de
Fisacre, to go to Scotland to make his purveyance
for the king's service, and asks for letters of pro-
tection so that he may the more speedily carry out
the writer's affairs, and be assured against any
thing which may concern him in his own country in
his absence. French. [SC 1/28/88].
395 [1302-4]
Letter from Roger de Mortemer to William de
Grenefeld', chancellor. Since the sheriffs of Lincoln,
Northampton, Salop, Worcester and Hereford daily
apply great duress and distraint for divers debts
and demands, asks for writs of respite of these debts
and other demands until Michaelmas, the protection
to last while he is in the service of the king in
Scotland. French. [SC 1/28/89].
396 1303-4
[Cash accounts of John de Weston and Robert
Heroun of disbursements at Berwick. Im.] [C 47/3/
51(7)].
397 1303-4
[Schedules of deliveries of treasure sent to the ward-
robe in Scotland. 2 ms.] [C 47/3/52(5-6)].
1304
398 [1303-4]
Memorandum that Giles d' Argentein, knight, is owed
£11 4s for arrears of wages due to himself and
2 esquires for their stay in the garrison of the town
of Berwick until 12 May 1303. Witnessed and sealed
by John de Weston. (Endorsed) He received £1 at
Stirling on 26 July 1304. [E 101/684/53(12)].
399 [c. 1303-4]
Names of the magnates in the king's service at
Dunfermline and elsewhere in Scotland. French.
[E 39/99/42] [in Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 262-
6].
1305
400 [1305], January 16
Draft of 2 writs from [King Edward l] to [the
exchequer ?]. (i) Orders the addressee to postpone
an account [for the keeping of a castle ?] until
Scotland is secure, (ii) [The king] has heard that
Sir John de Meneteth has been summoned [to
account ?] for keeping the castle and county of
Dumbarton. [Orders the addressee to postpone the
account ?] until the land of Scotland is secure.
[Apparently in the same form of words as the above.]
A la Bruere [Temple Briar, co. Lincoln]. French.
[SC 1/63/49] [Fragment].
401 March 26
Memorandum of advice by the bishop of Glasgow,
the earl of Carrick and John de Moubray on arrange-
ments to be made for a parliament to consider the
state of Scotland, with the king's decisions thereon.
Mainly French. [C 153, fos. 102 v. -103] [in
Parliamentary Writs, i, 155-6; Rotuli Parliamentorum,
i, 160; Memoranda de Parliamento, 14-16].
402 March 27
[Account of Robert de Clifford. 1 m.] Owed to Sir
Robert de Clifford, banneret, as wages for himself,
6 knights and 18 esquires for 8 days from 19 May
1303, when the horses were valued, to 26 May, on
which day Robert and his retinue were staying in
the war outwith the company of the bishop of Durham,
at 4s daily for himself, 2s for each knight and Is
for each esquire, £13 12s. To the same from 26 May
to 27 Sept. 1303, when he was outwith the bishop's
company, nil. To the same, staying outwith the
king's company with 20 covered horses in the com-
pany of the bishop of Durham, as wages for himself,
Bartholomew de Badlesmere, Robert Haunsard,
1305
402 March 27 Contd.
Nicholas de Veterepointe and Maurice le Brun,
knights, and 15 esquires, for 52 days from 29 Sept.
to 19 Nov. 1303, £70 4s. For wages of the same
retinue for 255 days from 19 Nov. 1303 to 1 Aug.
1304, on which day 7 esquires and all the knights
except Badlesmere left the king's army, £344 5s.
To the same, for wages of himself, 1 knight and 8
esquires for 18 days from 1 - 19 Aug. 1304, when
Robert, leaving for England, left the king at
Melrose, £12 12s. For restoration of a horse which
died at Linlithgow in Feb. 1304, £23 6s 8d. For
restoration of Nicholas de Veterepoint's horse at
St Andrews on 27 Mar. 1304, £23 6s 8d. For restora-
tion of the horse of John Lengleys, esquire, which
died at Stirling on 18 May 1304, £6 13s 4d.
[Clifford was also owed a total of £28 for his fees
and robes in a.r. 31 and 32.] Sum total allocated to
him, £521 19s 8d. Receipts - In cash, in a.r. 31,
£32 13s 4d. In cash, in a.r. 32, £49 16s 8d. In
cash, by the account of Sir W. Reginald in a.r. 32,
£64 3s 4d. In victuals delivered to him by
Richard de Bremesgrave from the king's store at
Berwick in a.r. 31, £66 18s. [Likewise, in a.r. 32,
£70 17s 3y2d.] In victuals delivered to him by
Peter de Chichester from the king's store in Scotland
in a.r. 31, £22 Us. [Likewise, in a.r. 32, £20.] In
victuals delivered by Robert de Woodhouse, king's
clerk, from the king's store in a.r. 31, £1. In wine,
delivered by H. de Lutegershale from the prince's
store, £5 6s, delivered by Adam de Blida from the
king's store, £7 4s, and delivered by Richard de
Wardington from the king's store at Linlithgow,
£1 10s. [All in a.r. 32.] Total receipts, £341 19s
7'/2d. He is still owed £180 Os '/jd by this account,
made with Henry de WaterhuU, his clerk, and John de
Penrith, his esquire, on 27 Mar. 1305 at Westminster.
[C 47/3/52(8)] [See Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 359].
403 March 29
Memorandum that Henry de Pinkeny, knight, is owed
£35 for his stay in the garrison of Kirkintilloch
castle, as much for arrears of wages as for restora-
tion of his horses in the king's service. Witnessed
by the seal of John de Weston. Westminster.
[E 101/367/14(3)].
404 [1305, March]
Memorandum of an ordinance concerning election of
Scottish representatives for a parliament to take
measures for the security of Scotland. [C 153, fo.
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189
1305
404 [1305, March] Contd.
113 v.] [in Parliamentary- Writs, i, 156].
405 11305, before April 1]
Petition to the king and council from Nicholas de
Segrave, showing that he was in the king's service
in Scotland and under his protection, but was
impleaded before Sir Henry Spigurnel in Oxfordshire,
losing issues to the value of £10, because the
protection came after the indictment was given. He
asks for remedy. (Endorsed) The king wills that he
be exonerated and that this be allowed by writ of
chancery. [SC 8/291, no. 14539] [See Cal. Pat. R.
1301-7, 324].
406 April 5
Notarial certificate of the reply given by Edward
[l]'s council to a request by Hugh, bishop of Byblis,
that he be given possession of the priory of
Coldingham in accordance with letters of Pope
Benedict XI; the request is denied. Westminster.
[E 39/2/47] [In Foedera, I, ii, 969; see also
Memoranda de Pari iamento, 297-301; Prynne,
Records, iii, 1059-61].
407 April 5
Writ from King [Edward l] to John de Sandale,
chamberlain of Scotland. Orders him to deliver
£333 14s 9'/2d from the issues of Scotland to
John de Segrave, for the sum total of money which
is owed him in the wardrobe, as was agreed by an
accounting recently made there. Allowance for this
sum will be made to Sandale at the exchequer of
England. Westminster. By writ of privy seal.
[C 62/81, m. 5] [Vacated because the writ was
restored, and cancelled by the council].
408 April 8
Letter patent of James de Dalilegh, king's receiver
in Scotland. He has paid £65 to John de Botetourte,
as wages due to him in the wardrobe for the time
he remained keeper of the castles of Dumfries and
Lochmaben and justice of Galloway. This sum was
received by Dalilegh from Sir Donald Cambell,
sheriff of Wigtown, out of the king's farms in that
county. London. [E 101/13/36(212)].
409 April 9
Letter from John de Drokenesford, keeper of the
wardrobe, to James de Dalilegh, king's clerk.
Dalilegh has a receipt of Sir John de Segrave for
1305
409 April 9 Contd.
£30, which sum was delivered to him by Dalilegh on
account of wages owed him for the time when he
was warden this side of the Forth. This money has
been used in effecting repairs to the peel of
Linlithgow, as Drokenesford has more fully heard
by recognisances of Sir John de Kingstone and Sir
William de Felton, receivers and disbursers of
money concerning the works there. Drokenesford
therefore orders Dalilegh to restore Segrave his
receipt for the £30, and to charge this sum in his
account to Kingstone and Felton. Drokenesford will
make due allowance in his account in the wardrobe.
London. [E 101/684/45(7)].
410 April 10
Memorandum that £130 9s lOVid is owed to Sir
Robert Hastang, banneret, constable of Roxburgh
castle, for arrears of wages and for restoration of
horses of the knights and esquires with him.
Witnessed with the seal of John de Weston.
Westminster. [E 101/367/14(1)].
411 April 16
Letter from Robert [de Bethune] , count of Flanders,
to King Edward [l]. He has seen Edward's safe-
conduct granted to the men of Robert's lands, on
condition that they do not support the Scots with
arms and victuals. He does not intend to aid the
Scots against Edward, and has, by public proclama-
tion, prohibited anyone in his lands, especially in
maritime parts granted to English merchants, from
aiding the Scots in their rebellion and rapine.
However, his country has always been sustained by
trade and open to all merchants. They cannot well,
nor ought they to, prevent the Scots and others from
carrying on just and lawful trade, and from being
received in the country as they have always been,
nor allow them and their goods to be oppressed by
undue exaction provided their trading is without
deceit. In view of this, he asks Edward to issue a
safeconduct without conditions, which cannot be
contravened by subtleties. Ghent. [SC 1/17/103]
[In Foedera, I, ii, 972].
412 September 15
Proceedings in parliament on 28 Feb. 1305 and the
above date, as to the conditions on which
Coldingham priory was held from the kings of
Scotland; it was stated that King John unjustly made
the tenants of the priory perform military service at
190
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1305
412 September 15 Contd.
the time of his rebellion. [On the dorse is a copy of
an inspeximus by Edward I of charters conveying
Coldingham to Durham priory.] [E 175/1/18] [in
Memoranda de Padiamento, 314-20; part in Rotuli
Parliamentomm, i, 179-80].
413 [c. 1305 ?]
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. Asks to be informed
by the bearer of the date after St John when the
addressee will be free to audit his account, and
asks that this should be when the chamberlain
returns from London. Requests him to keep the
agreement regarding the store (hestor), and, when he
wishes, to instruct John de Cambou to bring the
addressee's colts which run in his park, [telling
Cambou] if he should take the one from the abbot of
[Mouras ?] and the other by the writer's gift. [The
writer wishes that Robert de Cotingham should be
his friend.] He has ordered Cambow to deliver the
colts whenever the addressee wishes. French.
[SC 1/48/162] [Faded].
1306
414 March 27
Letter from John de Sandale, chamberlain of
Scotland, and John de Kyngeston', two of the
guardians of that land, to [William de Mulecastre],
sheriff of Cumberland. They understand from
James de Dalylegh', king's clerk, that the sheriff
has delayed acting on their order to him, to the
king's loss and manifest peril. They order on the
king's behalf, on pain of all he can forfeit to the
king, that on sight of these letters he deliver to
James corn and other victuals, and money from the
issues of his county, for supplying the king's
castles. If any peril comes to these castles the king
will impute it solely to the sheriff. They will cause
him to have due allowance in his account at
exchequer of all delivered to James. Berwick. [SC
1/31/6].
415 March 30
Letter from John de Sandale, chamberlain of Scotland,
to William de Hamelton, chancellor. Requests pro-
tection for Robert Heron, rector of Ford, and Sir
Thomas de Grey, who are remaining in Berwick in
the king's service. Berwick. [SC 1/60/8].
416 [1306], March
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. [Reports the move-
1306
416 [1306] , March Contd.
ments and activities of Robert Bruce and his
supporters, and of those loyal to Edward 1, following
the death of John Comyn.] Berwick. French. [BM,
MS. Cotton Tiberius E vi, fos. 201 v.-202] [in
Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 34, with trans--
lation and notes on the MS.].
417 [before April 5 ?]
[Order concerning the provision of victuals from
English counties and their carriage to various
places in Scotland by the feast of the Ascension;
Ayr is mentioned as a destination. 1 m.] [E 101/13/
10] [See vol. ii, no. 1753].
418 April 5
Privy seal writ from King Edward [ll to the
treasurer and barons of exchequer. Since William le
Mareschal is going on the king's service to
Scotland, they are ordered to respite the debt he
owes in exchequer during the king's will. Wolveseye.
French. [E 368/76, m. 30].
419 April 6
Enrolled privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to
W[ alter Langton], bishop of Chester, treasurer. He
sends a letter from John de Sandale, chamberlain of
Scotland, and orders the treasurer to take such
action on it as will benefit his Scottish business.
French. Wolveseye, [on above date]. [There follows
a copy of Sandale's letter, making several requests
to the king regarding the sheriff of Northumberland.]
Sandale asks (a) That the sheriff be ordered to
provide grain and other victuals for those in the
king's pay at Berwick and elsewhere, (b) That he be
ordered to send Sandale all the money he can from the
next issues of his bailiwick, (c) That he be
personally present to make this purveyance, although
he has been summoned to render his account at
exchequer this coming Easter, (d) That he send
money from the forest eyre, from all debts owing to
the king, and from all the issues of his county, (e)
That he may have allowance in his account for what
he sends Sandale. (f) That he be ordered to deliver
springalds, crossbows, combustibles [?] (fomides)
and other essentials from the 'dead stock' (mart
gameison) at Noef sur Tyne [Newcastle] to
strengthen the town and castle of Berwick and other
places, (g) That, while he is about these things, he
should not be amerced or punished for his absence
from exchequer, and that a day be assigned him for
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191
1306
419 April 6 Contd.
his account, (h) That he obey Sandale in all things
done for the better garrisoning of the town and
castles. Sandale also asks that the sheriffs of York
and other counties near the Scottish march should
be ordered to send him money and provisions. He
reports that the king's letters, ordering the sheriffs
of Cumberland and Westmorland to deliver provisions
to Sandale, have been sent to them by James de
Dalilegh, his lieutenant at Carlisle. Robert de Thorp,
bearer of this letter, will report fully on their replies,
and also on the news of Ingeram de Umframvill,
John de Moubray and their company, who have gone
into Carrick. French. [E 368/76, m. 30] [Followed by
a note that, after examination of this letter, the
treasurer and barons sent instructions to the sheriff
of Northumberland. See vol. ii, no. 1759].
420 [April 13 - 15 ?]
[Schedule of advances to the companies of Aymer
de Valence and Henry de Percy, the king's
lieutenants at Berwick and Carlisle, on account of
the wages payable to them from the date of the
valuation of their horses until 9 July. The amounts
are as given in vol. ii, no. 1762. Numbers of men at
arms are detailed as follows. In Aymer's company -
himself, with 60; Grey, with 13; Latimer, with 20;
William la Zouche, with 6; Aymer la Zouche, with 3;
Lovel, with 6; Beaumont with 10. In Percy's
company - himself, with 35; Clifford, with 40;
Felton, with 5; St John, with 20; Paynel with 4.]
[C 47/3/52(9)] [See Cal. Close R. 1302-7, 376, and
below, no. 471, fo. 24 v.].
421 [1306], April 18
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. The addressee sent
letters to the king which the king has forwarded,
ordering the writer to take appropriate action con-
cerning the contents; it is accordingly ordained
that Sir Henry de Percy and Sir Robert de Clifford
are to be at Carlisle with [blank] men at arms by a
month after Easter at the latest. Because they are
charged with keeping the marches, the addressee
is ordered to be heedful to them from the hour they
come, and to what they shall tell him on the king's
behalf. Asks for his news from those parts. London.
French. [E 101/13/6(3)].
422 [1306, c. April]
Letter from Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, to William de Hamelton, chancellor. Certifies
1306
422 [1306, c. April] Contd.
that his cousin Sir John de Ferreires was on the
king's service in his company and fully performed
his service in the 2 wars in Scotland, for which the
king granted 2 scutages. French. [SC 1/25/176].
423 May 6
Letter from Pope Clement [v], replying to letters of
King Edward [l]. [intimates that a nuncio will be
sent to the king concerning the affairs of Robert
Winchelsea, archbishop of Canterbury, and Robert
Wischard, bishop of Glasgow.] Castillon. [SC 7/10/
35] [In Foedera, I, ii, 986].
424 May 22
Letter from Henry de Percy, the king's lieutenant in
the counties of Dumfries, Wigtown and Ayr, to James
de Dalilegh. Orders Dalilegh to account with
Sir Robert de Clifford for himself and 40 men at arms,
and with Sir John de St John for himself and 10 men
at arms, from the first Sunday after Ascension
[15 May] for as long as they remain in the writer's
company. Allowance will be made in Dalilegh's
account. Carlisle. [E 101/13/21(7)].
425 May 22
Letter from [the same] to [the same]. Orders him to
pay wages to all the men at arms, crossbowmen,
hobelars, archers and officers in the castles of
Dumfries and Caerlaverock, for the time since these
castles came into the king's hands after the death
of John Comyn. Allowance will be made in
Dalilegh's account. Carlisle. [E 101/13/21(11)].
426 [1306?], May 26
Letter from Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, to William de Hameltoun,
chancellor. Since Sir William de Ferrers has per-
formed his service to the king in the war in
Scotland, he asks for a writ de scutagio habendo so
that William may have scutage like the other great
lords who were with the king in the war. Dunstable.
French. [SC 1/25/175].
427 [1306, May]
Letter from Walter [Langton], bishop of Chester,
[treasurer], to James de Dalilegh. Since Robert de
Clifford is to stay towards Carlisle with 40 men at
arms, he orders Dalilegh to value their horses and
to enter them in wages. As to those of Clifford's
men at arms who are in the parts of Roxburgh and
are entered in wages there, and who come to
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1306
427 [1306, May] Contd.
Clifford at Carlisle, Dalilegh is to pay them their
wages, and is to enter in his roll such an amount
as Sir John de Sandale will instruct him by letter.
French. [E 101/13/21(8)].
428 [1306, May]
Petition by the proctors of the commonalities of the
subjects of the king of England to the commissioners
at Montreuil. 3 ms. [Since the king of France broke
the Anglo-French truce of 1297 by his alliance with
the Scots, knowing them to be the king of England's
subjects, it is demanded that the French should
make reparation of £900,000 for damage done by the
Scots during the truce. Claims are also made for
more than 3 times this sum, in respect of losses
sustained in Scotland by English clerics and nobles,
and for expenses incurred by the latter in protecting
their holdings there. The king of France failed to
keep the treaty of 1303, but aided the Scots, where-
by they have done damage amounting to £600,000 or
more.] French. [C 47/31/20] [Copy, temp.
Edward III. In Lettres de Rois, ii (Paris, 1847),
19-23].
429 [c. 1306, May]
Letter from John de Sheffeld', [sheriff of
Northumberland], to W[ alter Langton] , bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield, treasurer. Sir Roger Corbet
and Sir John de Vallibus, knights, have been
chosen with the assent of co. Northumberland to
come before the king and his council on the morrow
[30 May] of Trinity next to ordain, treat and consent
for the whole county on those matters which the
king and council shall there ordain. Since Sir Roger
is on the king's service in Scotland, and cannot
come, with the assent of the county he sends
John de Dudden, sub-escheator of the county, with
Sir John de Vallibus. [Seeks help because his
church of Fuldon (Foulden , co. Norfolk) has been
sequestrated by the archbishop of Canterbury.]
[SC 1/31/12].
430 June 4
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to Eymer de
Valence. Concerning the business touching
William de Bliburgh, king's clerk, by reason of his
church of Cavers, he orders Eymer to maintain
William in his right as best he can. Westminster.
French. [SC 1/47/79].
1306
431 June 7
Memorandum that on this date Andrew de Tange,
clerk of the diocese of York, notary public, delivered
a certain public instrument consisting of 35 mem-
branes, authenticated by his signum, concerning the
recent discords between [Edward l] and John [then
inserted] king of Scots, the reconciliation of the
Scottish king and nobles to Edward's faith and will,
and the homage and fealty made by them; which
instrument was made in witness of the things done.
It was delivered on this day to William de BrikhuU
and William de Spersore, chamberlains, to be kept
in the treasury, and on the same day a similar
instrument was delivered to chancery, and another to
the wardrobe. [E 368/76, m. 51] [Printed in Palgrave,
Kalendars, iii, 109, from an imperfect text in
E 403/132].
432 June 17
Letter from Pope Clement [v] to the archbishop of
York and bishop of Ely. [Orders them to make
enquiry concerning the possible removal of Scone
abbey and relics of saints said to be there, and to
inform the pope of their findings.] Bordeaux. [SC 7/
10/32] [In Foedera, I, ii, 988].
433 [June] 18
Privy seal writ from [King Edward l] to W[alter
Langton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield],
treasurer. Orders that Sir William Inge be sent an
express command that, with the companions to whom
he has been assigned ... [he should remain] where
he is, and not omit to do so for the journey to
Scotland, or any other ... [reason]. Markyate. French.
[SC 1/61/41] [Damaged].
434 [1306, June ?]
Letter from Henry de Percy, the king's lieutenant in
the counties of Dumfries, Wigtown and Ayr, to
James de Dalilegh. He intends to make a raid
(chivanche) towards Ayr and Carrick, to grieve the
king's enemies as much as he can, but cannot
attract farrerej men of these counties into his com-
pany without payment. Accordingly orders Dalilegh
to pay wages to those who go in his company, and
also to aid Sir Robert de Clyfford and Sir John de
St John with money and victuals on account of
wages due to them and their men at arms. Allowance
will be made in Dalilegh's account. French. [E 101/
13/21(6)].
PART II: ADDITIONS
193
1306
435 May - June [Extract]
[Roll of charges of the wardrobe. 9 ms.] 21 May 1306.
To John de Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe,
£40, by hands of Walter de Bedewende, to be sent to
James de Dalilegh at Carlisle for wages of men at
arms then in that march. Dalilegh [is to ?] acknow-
ledge receipt, [m. 4]. 13 June. To [the same], £160,
to be sent to Dalilegh [for the same] and for keeping
Knaresborough castle, [m. 5]. [E 101/368/26] [This
roll gives the charges of Droxford for 1306, but there
are few references to Scotland].
436 July 6
Letter from Edward, prince of Wales, to James de
Dalilegh. Orders him to pay wages of 2d daily to
Rouland de Redynges, keeping the harness left by
the prince in Carlisle castle. Rothenann'. French.
[E 101/13/21(3)1.
437 July 7
Letter from [the same] to [the same]. Orders him to
assign 6 boys to keep the palfreys left by the prince
at Carlisle, and to pay them 2d daily as wages.
Eglefeghyn [Ecclefechan]. French. [E 101/13/21(4)].
438 July 8 [Extract]
[Fines relating to the king's army in Scotland, made
at Carlisle on this date. 1 m.] (Marginal)
Cumberland - Thomas de Multon, lord of Coupland,
who held 1 knight's fee there, has made fine in
20 marks. Norfolk - Robert de Monthalt, who
recognised 4'/2 knights' fees, has made fine in 85
marks. Gloucester- John ap Adam, who recognised
l'/2 knights' fees, has made fine in 30 marks.
John de St John of Lagenham, who recognised 1
knight's fee, has made fine in 20 marks. Su[ssex] -
William de Braose, who recognised IVS knights' fees
at Bramber and 1 knight's fee at Gower, has made
fine in 50 marks. Northampton - John, son of Robert
de Gray, who recognised 1 knight's fee, has made
fine in 20 marks. Cambridge and Northampton - John
d'Engaine, who recognised 2 '/lo knights' fees, has
made fine in 22 marks. Bedford - William la Zouche,
who recognised 1 knight's fee, has made fine in 20
marks. [E 101/13/15] [Faded and mutilated, but a
number of figures giving fines are also legible. The
king raised at least £1574 10s 4d in these fines,
and probably considerably more].
439 July 22
Privy seal writ from King Edward [ij to James de
1306
439 July 22 Contd.
Dalilegh. Following the departure of the prince of
Wales from Lochmaben, the king's enemies could
regroup (resortir) and make defiance if the castles
are not garrisoned. He accordingly commands
Dalilegh that the men at arms and footmen in the
castles of Dumfries, Tibbers and Caerlaverock be
kept together as they were before this time, with all
necessities, until the king comes to these parts or
commands otherwise. Orders him to thank the
castellan of Caerlaverock for his good service, for
which the king has a good opinion (gre) of him, and
to send news as often as he can. Dalton. French.
[E 101/13/21(10)].
440 [1306], July 31
Letter from Edward, prince of Wales, to the keeper
of victuals at Perth. Orders that 40 tuns wine and
20 tuns 60 qrs. flour be sent with haste to
Blackness, to be there on the prince's arrival.
Forteviot. [E 101/13/20(12)].
441 August 20
Letter from [the same] to [the same]. The prince is
going beyond the mountains on the king's business,
and commands him to send 'the said' victuals to
Montrose and Aberdeen for himself and his army, as
Henry de Luitegershale, the prince's clerk, will
more fully instruct him. Yacroth'. [E 101/13/20(13)].
442 [August]
(i) 15 Aug. Warrant from Edward, prince of Wales to
Henry de Luttegershale, clerk of his pantry and
buttery. Orders delivery of a toneal of flour and a
toneal of wine to Roger de Mortymer, lord of Wygemor.
Under his privy seal. Denny. French, (ii) 14 Aug.
Two similar warrants, ordering deliveries [as above]
to Mr Simon de Monte Acu and Sir William de
Leybourn, the prince's bachelor. Under his privy
seal. Denny. Both French, (iii) 25 Aug. Indented
receipt by Lutergarishale for 2 tuns wine, lacking
5'/2 sesters, from the king's store at Perth, received
from John de Sandale by hands of his clerk John de
Ripple. Perth. [E 101/369/10(6-8, 15)] [From a file
of similar receipts and warrants, subsidiary to
Ludgershall's account].
443 [August]
Charges to be laid before the pope against William
Lamberton, bishop of St Andrews. French. [E 39/
99/49] [In Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 331-40;
194
PART II: ADDITIONS
1306
443 [August] Contd.
Stevenson, Wallace Docs., 171-3] .
444 July-August
Roll of horses of the prince's household, valued for
the Scottish war in a.r. 34. 2 ms. [Gives the names
of knights, valets and clerks, the value of their
horses, and other marginal information. A total of
171 horses were valued between 5 July and 6 Aug.,
at sums ranging from £5 to 80 marks. Of these, 6
are noted as having died, one at Forfar on 22 Sept.,
one at Perth on 25 Sept., and 2 at Denny on
12 Aug.; 11 were restored or given 'as alms'
(arf elemosinam) during Sept., (3 at Kildrummy on
6-18 Sept.); 5 were sent to the baggage train
(karvanum), and 3 were sold.] [E 101/13/7].
445 September 2
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to Aymer de
Valence. [Narrates a complaint by the abbot and
convent of Reading that the bishop of St Andrews
and others invaded the isle of May and manor of
Pittenweem, and seized their abbey's goods there.
Orders him to do the abbot justice.] Newbrough in
Tynedale. [SC 1/47/89] [In PSAS, xc (1956-7), 78-
9].
446 [1306], September 19
Draft letter from King [Edward l] to Thomas Jorz,
cardinal priest of St Sabina. The king was much
grieved to hear of the cardinal's losses by fire at
Bordeaux, as he would be at anything causing
inconvenience or loss to him. Sends a sum of money
in accordance with the present state of his affairs,
and will do more when these affairs improve. He is
now asking the pope by his letters to provide
Mr William Comyn, brother of the earl of Buchan, to
the bishopric of St Andrews and Mr Geoffrey de
Moubray, brother of Sir John de Moubray, to the
bishopric of Glasgow. Asks the cardinal to advance
this with the pope in every way he can, as the
king trusts in him and has found him painstaking in
his affairs, for which the king thanks him.
Thirlewall. French. [SC 1/12/87].
447 September 20
Three letters from King Edward [l] to Pope
[clement V], to the cardinal deacon of St Maria
Nova, and to the papal vice-chancellor. [Asks that
they give credence to his emissaries concerning
the wrongs done against him by the bishops of
1306
447 September 20 Contd.
St Andrews and Glasgow.] Thirlewal. [C 70/1, m.
4] [inFoedera, I, ii, 999].
448 [1306 ?], September 23
Letter from Walter [Langton], bishop of Chester,
[treasurer], to James de Dalilegh. Dalilegh has told
him that he cannot go to Scotland as before to do
his office without peril to himself, unless he has
good company. Permits Dalilegh to have 3 or 4
mounted and armed esquires at the king's wages
when he stays in those parts on the king's business.
Lanercost. French. [E 101/13/21(1)].
449 [1306], September 25
Draft privy seal writ from King [Edward l] to
[William de Bevercotes], chancellor of Scotland.
Orders him to confer the archdeaconry of Glasgow,
which is in the king's gift because the bishopric
of Glasgow is in his hands, on James de Dalileye,
king's clerk, in due form by letters under the great
seal. West Denton. [SC 1/14/45].
450 September 26
Privy seal writ from King Edward [d to Aymer de
Valence. Empowers him to receive the attorneys
whom John Comyn, earl of Buchan, staying on the
king's service in Scotland, may have wished to
appoint in Aymer's presence, to represent Comyn
in any court in England for one year. On receiving
these attorneys Aymer should return their names to
the king, with this writ. West Denton. [Endorsed
with the attorneys' names.] [SC 1/45/135]
[Calendared in SHR, xxiv (1927), 326].
451 September 27
Draft privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to
William de Bevercotes, chancellor of Scotland.
Requests letters of protection for one year under
the great seal of Scotland, without the clause con-
cerning exemption from pleas, for John de Crosseby,
parson of the church of St Mary in the forest of
Ettrick, since he is staying in England with the
king's permission. West Denton. [SC 1/12/52].
452 [1306], September 27
Draft letter from King [Edward l] to William Comyn,
guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of
Glasgow, and the chapter. Peter de Donewyz, the
king's clerk, is in possession of the prebend of
Old Roxburgh by collation of the bishop of Glasgow,
PART II: ADDITIONS
1306
452 [1306] , September 27 Contd.
but his position is not yet sufficiently confirmed.
Asks them to accept him graciously and favourably.
West Denton. French. [SC 1/12/132] [See vol. ii,
no. 1502].
453 September 30
Receipt by Roger de WoUusworth, clerk of the
marshalsea of the prince of Wales, for 60 qrs. flour
received at Blackness in Sept. 1306 from Richard de
Bremesgrave, by hands of John de Bremesgrave,
Richard's clerk. Blackness. [E 101/13/20(8)1.
454 July - September
[Long indenture of victuals delivered to magnates
and others at Perth and Aberdeen, including John of
Brittany and the earl of Hereford at Perth in July,
and Robert de Clifford at Aberdeen in Sept. Exact
dates are not given.] [E 101/369/10(16)]
[E 101/13/20(11) is part of an almost duplicate
indenture].
455 October 4
Charter empowering Aymer de Valence to empark
the forest of Selkirk and enclose it with a ditch and
hedge, and to have therein free chase for 'grossis
feris'. Lanercost. [E 40/15163] [Good impression
of the great seal of England, broken at the edges,
appended by twisted red and green cords. See vol.
ii, no. 1839].
456 [1306], October 4
Petition from King Edward [l] to Pope C[lement V].
[Asks him to provide William Comyn to the see of
St Andrews and Geoffrey de Moubray to that of
Glasgow, in place of William Lamberton and Robert
Wychard, now held prisoner.] Lanercost. [C 70/1,
m. 4] [In Foedera, I, ii, 999-1000. Similar letter
dated at Thirelewal on 20 Sept.; ibid., 528-9].
457 [1306], October 5
Letter from Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to James de
Dalilegh. The prince has sent the writer Sir William
Ponton, Mr Thomas I'Engigneur, 18 miners, 34
crossbowmen and 9 masons, to besiege the castle of
Donawardin [Dunaverty], which was surrendered to
the writer before they came. The prince has caused
these workmen to be paid their wages up to 2 Oct.,
with a prest to Sir William de Montague of 4 marks
on his wages and another to Mr Thomas Engignour
of 1 mark on his wages, as he has shown the writer
by his letters. Sends Dalilegh these workmen, and
1306
457 [1306] , October 5 Contd.
asks that he account with them and pay them.
Irvine. Frencft. [E 101/13/21(2)] [See below, no.
465].
458 October 13
Writ to the treasurer, chancellor and other members
of the council, ordering them to consider action
against Anthony Bek, bishop of Durham, who
retains lands which should have reverted to the
crown through the forfeiture of John Balliol.
Lanercost. French. [Durham 3/1, fo. 267 v.] [In
Durham Registrum, iii, 9-12; see also Cole,
Documents, 129-30, where dated 18 Oct.].
459 [1306, after October 13]
Proceedings subsequent to no. 458 above, with
copies of documents relating to John Balliol 's
acquisition and forfeiture of lands in Tynedale,
Penrith and elsewhere in Cumberland and
Westmorland. Partly French. [Durham 3/1, fos. 267
V.-269 v.] [In Durham Registrum, iii, 12-23. In Cole,
Documents, 130-4, it is printed from a roll of 4
membranes endorsed 'Processus de Tyndale'].
460 October 15
Charter [copy] of King Edward [I], granting Robert
de Clifford the borough of Hartlepool and other
lands in the bishopric of Durham, forfeited by
Robert de Brus. Lanercost. [Durham 3/1, fo. 276 r.-
V.] [In Durham Registrum, iii, 58-60. See vol. ii,
no. 1776].
461 [1306], October 17 [Extract]
[File of large membranes concerning accounts for
provisions, etc., in a.r. 35.] [List of purchases
made in Oct. -Nov. (1306), including the following
items, which were bought on Monday, 17 Oct.,
the day after the king came to Dumfries.] From
Gillecrist Madelay, 1 cow, price 9s. From
Gillecrist Macgillemernac, 1 bullock, lis. From
Gillecrist Macman, 1 ox (bos), 13s 4d. From Adam
de Eskedale, 1 ox, lis. From Gillecrist [blank],
1 cow, 12s 6d. [m. 3]. [E 101/369/18].
462 October 19
Writ from King Edward [1] to Rauf Destokes, clerk ol
the wardrobe. The king is to make new knights at
All Souls next, among them, Maliz, son of the earl
of Strathearn. Orders that attire suitable for knight-
hood be ready at Lanercost within 8 days from the
196
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1306
462 October 19 Contd.
date of these letters. Lanercost. French. [E 101/
369/4(1)] [From a file of writs relating to the making
of new knights, the rest of which do not concern
Scotland.]
463 [1306], October 28
Petition from King [Edward I] to Pope [Clement V].
[Asks a dispensation for the marriage of his niece,
Maria de Monte Hermeri, to Duncan de Fiff, to
promote peace between England and Scotland.]
Lanercost. [C 70/1, m. 4] [in Foedera, I, ii, 1002.
See also vol. iii, no. 8].
464 October
Receipt by Ruardet, butler of the prince of Wales,
for 9 tuns wine shipped by the Jonette of Mersey,
Adam le Orloger, master, and received at Blackness
from the king's store by hands of Ralph de
Northampton, valet of William Trent. Berwick.
[E 101/13/20(7)].
465 [1306, October]
Letter from Henry de Percy, king's lieutenant in
the counties of Dumfries, Wigtown and Ayr, to
James de Dalilegh. Orders him to pay Sir John
Botetourte £13 which he spent on the carriage of
engines and other necessities for the taking of the
castle of Dunaverdyn [Dunaverty]. Because Ayr
castle is burned and demolished {abatu) by the
king's enemies, so that no one can stay in it nor
keep it unless it is repaired, he orders him to
send hastily masons and other suitable workmen to
repair it, with a clerk who can oversee [?]
{coysououer) the costs with the sheriff; the writer
will make allowance to Dalilegh for the costs. The
prince has sent 36 crossbowmen, 18 miners, 9
masons and 2 quarreours to the writer at Kintyre;
because he has nothing for them to do in these parts,
he wishes Dalilegh to pay their wages, and those of
their leaders. Sir William de Ponton and Mr Thomas
le Enginour, for 2 or 3 days, for their expenses in
going from Ayr to Carlisle. French. [E 101/13/21(5)]
[See vol. iv, p. 391, and above, no. 457].
466 August - October [Extract]
[File of wardrobe accounts.] To Mr John de Weston
as a prest for wages of garrisons, etc., by hands of
Robert le Mareschal and John de Darlham, for
arrears of their wages in the garrison of Edinburgh,
as appears in Weston's charge for a.r. 33, in money
1306
466 August-October [Extract] Contd.
delivered to Walter de Bed[wyn] from the issues
of cattle and sheep sold between 2 - 15 Oct., [1306],
at Lanercost, 21 Oct., £9 6s 8d. [m. 3]. [Details of
receipts at Lincoln and elsewhere in Aug. 1306,
including money received from the crusading tenth
granted to the king by Pope Clement Vj . Issues - To
John de Langton and John Deverwyk, to be taken to
the king in Scotland, Lincoln, 25 Aug., £3192 14s
8d. [2 more payments to the same for the same, at
Lincoln on 25 and 28 Aug., total, £743 10s.] To
John de Sheffeld, sheriff of Northumberland, to be
paid to John de Sandale or his attorney and taken to
Scotland, 30 Aug., £333 6s 8d. [Deleted.] ...
Memorandum that John [de Langton] and John
[Deverwyk] delivered £1000 to the sheriff of
Northumberland from money previously received,
to be delivered to John de Sandale and taken to
Scotland, at Lincoln, 30 Aug., and that the sheriff
has still to deliver 2000 marks to Sandale. [m. 4].
[E 101/368/25].
467 [1306, September - October]
[Receipts by John de Sandale for victuals received
at Perth from Richard de Bremesgrave, by hands of
John de Bremesgrave.] [E 101/13/20(19-24)].
468 [1305-6], November 5
Letter from John Wogan, [justiciar of Ireland], to
William de Hamelton', dean of York, chancellor.
[The king ordered him to constitute the office of
ulnager in Ireland as it is observed in England,
since formerly no ulnager was appointed in Ireland.]
Nicholas Foghel has petitioned the king for this
office in compensation for the service hitherto done
by him for the king in Wales and Scotland, and the
king has ordered Wogan to inform him how much the
office is worth, and to which commodities it relates.
Wogan does not know how the office is carried out
in England, and asks to be informed of this, so that
he may obey the king. Dublin. [SC 1/26 '17] [See vol.
iv, no. 1805].
469 November 7
Memorandum that on this date the treasurer delivered
the form of peace to be observed in the land of
Scotland, sealed with the seal assigned for the ruling
of Scotland, and that it was immediately given to
Adam de Osegoteby, keeper of the rolls of chancery,
to be enrolled. [The text of the ordinance is given,
as in Foedera, I, ii, 995-6.1 Mainly French. [E 368/
PART II: ADDITIONS
1306
469 November 7 Contd.
77, m. 19 r.] [For another text of the ordinance, see
Palgrave, Docs. Hist. Scot., 361-3 and vol. ii, no.
1908].
470 [1306], November 10
Letter from King [Edward I] to Pope [Clement V],
asking for a decision on his earlier petition that
Scone abbey be moved to a more defensible place
for its own benefit, since it is situated in the midst
of a 'perverse nation'. Lanercost. [C 70/1, m. 4]
[In Foedera, 1, ii, 1003].
471 1305, November 20 - 1306, November 19
[Extract]
[Book of imprests of the wardrobe. 90 fos.l (a)
[Prests to the clerk of the kitchen.] By hands of
Robert de Staunton, taking money for the expenses
of a steward in going from Durham to Newcastle for
the delivery of Scottish prisoners there at the
beginning of Aug., at Carlisle, 26 Aug., 41s lO'/jd.
[This steward was returning to Carlisle by 14 Aug.]
[fo. 8 r.]. By hands of John de Fletwyk, for his
wages in going to Lochmaben to catch fish for the
king, Carlisle, 18 Oct., '/j mark. [fo. 10 r.]. (b) [Wages
of esquires in the king's household.] To Hugh de Ros
at 15d daily, from 20 Nov. 1305 - 19 Nov. 1306, of
which he was at court only 75 days, by account at
Lanercost, 1 Apr. 1307, £4 13s 9d. [fo. 19 v.]. To
Walter de Twynham at 4Vid daily, absent from court
for 89 days in a.r. 34, 103s 7d. [fo. 21 v.]. (c)
[Prests to John de Sandale, chamberlain of
Scotland, for wages of men at arms going to
Scotland with Aymer de Valence and Henry Percy
(whose payment has been deleted). The numbers of
men are as given in no. 420 above, and the amounts
as in vol. ii, no. 1762. All were paid at Westminster
on 13 Apr. (Beaumont and Lovel were paid on both
13 and 16 Apr.). There are a number of other prests
to Sandale, as in no. 492 below, fo. 1 r., although
the order of the entries differs.] [fo. 24 v.]. (d)
[Account of Walter Reynolds for the prince of
Wales' household, including payments for miners and
foresters of the forest of Den, for the expenses of
taking the prince's palestra to Scotland, for wages
of carpenters and miners in his army, and for
preparations against his arrival at Roxburgh for a
tournament, all at Lanercost during Oct.] [fo. 25 v.].
(e) [Miscellaneous]. To James, steward of Scotland,
admitted to wages of 20s daily on 1 July, by hands
of Thomas de Gourlay, his valet, Newbrough [in
1306
471 1305, Nov. 20 - 1306, Nov.l9 [Extract] Contd.
Tynedalel, 27 July, £10. [13 more payments to the
same, by hands of John de Coventry and Adam de
Moravia, his clerks, and by Gourlay, between
2 July and 18 Oct., totalling £90 13s 4d.][fo. 32
r.]. [Account of payments made by John de Sandale
to men at Berwick.) [fo. 33 v.]. To James de
Dalilegh, by hands of Robert de Appleby, his clerk,
receiving money for his expenses in going to the
said James at the isle of Kintyre, Lanercost,
28 Sept., 10s. To James, steward of Scotland, for
his sustenance, by hands of J. de Coventry, his
clerk, Corbridge, 17 Aug., 100s, and 23 Aug., 100s.
To Walter Reynolds, treasurer of the prince of
Wales, by hands of Henry de Appleby, for the
prince's expenses on wages of David ap Rees and
23 others of the prince's Welshmen, bringing
Sir Simon Fraser, traitor, from Scotland to
Newbrough in Tynedale and returning to the prince
at Kildrummy, Corbridge, 24 Aug., 42s 2'/2d. [fo.
34 v.j. [Prests to James de Dalilegh for restoration
of runcins to William le Moigne, as vol. iv, p.
392.] [fo. 38 r.]. To [the same], by hands of William
de Molecastre, late sheriff of Cumberland, for
wages of 8 horsemen, 6 balisters and 24 archers
staying in Carlisle castle for fear of Robert de Brus
and his accomplices after the death of John Comyn,
from 3 Mar. - 30 Apr., by account made at London,
30 Apr. 1309, £41 6s. To the same, by hands of
Adam de Swynburne, for wages of himself and his
esquires and for horses lost during his stay in
Dumfries castle from 9 Mar. - 9 Oct. [1306], by
Dalilegh's bill at the wardrobe on 3 July 1309,
£35 14s lOd. (f) To John de Sandale, for men sent
to Scotland in the company of Aymer de Valence,
in Apr. [1306], £195 17s lid. [fo. 40 r.]. [Prest to
James, steward of Scotland, as vol. iv, p. 488.1
To Robert de Leyburn, constable of Ayr castle, as
a prest in the price of 1 tun flour, by hands of
Amand de Sancto Amando, delivered to him by
Dalilegh, 50s. [fo. 40 v. I. To the king's almoner
[named] ... for the saying of 50 psalters 'for the
devotion which the king had concerning news of
Scotland', road between Watford and St Albans,
15 June 1306, 3s 2d. [fo. 44 r.|. To Walter le
Lardiner, foot-soldier of Stirling, going with letters
to the earl of Ulster, 6 Mar., 17s. [fo. 47 v.j. To
John de Tardetz, by hands of Basculus, going to
Newcastle for certain Scottish prisoners, to be kept
at Northallerton, 28 July, 13s 4d; by his own hands.
198
1306
471 1305,Nov.20- 1306,Nov.l9 [Extract] Contd.
going to London to conduct Sir Patrick de Graham
there, Lanercost, 29 Oct., 20s. [fo. 54 r.]. To John
de Fornesete, conducting Sir Alexander Seton to
York, Lanercost, 14 Oct., 6s 8d. [fo. 54 v.]. To
J. de Viiariis, conducting Patrick Graham to
London, Lanercost, 29 Oct., 20s. To Hugh
Whappelade, conducting the earl of Strathearn to
London, 2 Nov., 20s. [fo. 55 r.]. (g) To Richard le
Champion, by hands of the sheriff of Notts and
Derby, for expenses in conducting Thomas de Boys
and other prisoners from Nottingham to Leicester,
in a.r. 33, 20s Id. [fo. 57 r.]. To William de
Montague, by hands of Walter Reynolds, on 28 Sept.
[1306], going from Stirling to the isle of Kintyre by
the king's command, in money allowed to William,
London, 9 June 1309, 4 marks, [fo. 58 r.]. To
Robert le Barber, taking Simon Fraser to London,
Carlisle, 25 Aug., 13s 4d. [fo. 61 v.]. [Prests to
Audoen de Argail, going to Alexander Dargail and
John de Lore (sic), and to John de la Moillie, as
vol. iv, p. 489.] [fo. 64 v.]. To Robert de Farnham,
going to the isle of Kintyre to carry the king's
letters to Sir John de Meneteth, Lanercost, 3 Oct.,
10s. [fo. 72 v.]. [E 101/368/27] [Several further
payments on these fos. duplicate those of no. 472
below].
472 1305, November 20 - 1306, November 19
[Extract]
[Account book of John de Drokenesford, keeper of
the wardrobe, for receipts and expenses in a.r. 34.
212 fos.]
(a) To John de Sandale, for money paid from his
issues as chamberlain of Scotland to James de
Dalilegh, according to an indenture made between
them at Berwick, 22 Jan. 1306, 100 marks, [fo. 16
V.]. To James de Dalilegh for stores [detailed]
supplied to earls and others in the king's army,
£243 16s 4d. [To the same for the same,
£520 13s lOd. Details of sums assigned to
Dalilegh for the office of the escheatry in Scottish
sheriffdoms, as below, no. 510, fo. 26 v., less Vid
for Berwick.] [fo. 21 r.]. To the sheriff of Essex
for expenses of Hugh Olifart, prisoner in
Colchester, who held Stirling against the king in
1304, from 30 Sept. 1304 - 10 Apr. 1306, £6 19s 6d.
[fo. 35 v.]. To Mr John de Haselarton, notary public,
for writing instruments and processes touching
the bishops of St Andrews and Glasgow, by his own
1306
472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd.
hands at [Newbrough in Tynedale], 1 Sept., 20s. [fo.
38 r.]. To [Robert de Cotyngham, controller of the
wardrobe], for expenses of Mr Andrew de Tange,
notary, in making public instruments concerning a
process made against [the 2 bishops], for the wage
of another notary helping, for expenses of clerks
transcribing the instruments and for a forcer bought
for their safekeeping, at the beginning of May, as
appears by particulars delivered to the wardrobe at
Lanercost, 26 Oct. 1306, 21s 2d. [fo. 39 r.].
[Payments to Roger de Clare, king's chaplain, for
expenses from 24 Sept. - 2 Oct. in going from
Denton to the prince of Wales at Kildrummy and
returning to court, to Mr Peter, king's surgeon, for
ingredients bought to make medicine for the king in
the war, and of 28s 6d to the sheriff of Norfolk
and Suffolk, for the provision of 6000 fish de
Aberden' and other fish for the king's household.]
To Reginald de Thunderle and William Cosin, late
sheriffs of London, for money paid to Ralph de
Sandwico, constable of the Tower of London, for the
expenses of William Olifard, knight of Scotland, who
held Stirling castle against the king until his
surrender, from 28 Sept. 1305 - 28 Sept. 1306, at 4d
daily, £6 20d. [fo. 41 r.].
(b) To Mr Thomas de Lugoure, going to Winchester
at the king's command to arrange with others of the
council for the making of processes against the
bishops of St Andrews and Glasgow, for his expenses
from 8 Apr. - 16 Oct. [1306], for 292 days [sic] ,
staying at Winchester for 12 days, going thence to
the papal curia with the processes and returning,
£48. To the same, for the passage and repassage of
his horses and men, paying custom at Dover and
Whitsand, 50s. To the same, for money given to the
papal ostiarius to promote and hasten the business
on which he was sent, 32s 6d; by account made
with him at Carlisle, 31 Mar. 1307. To [Mr Richard
de Whitacre, sheriff of Warwick and Leics], for
expenses of 4 knights taking the abbot of Scone,
delivered to them by the treasurer, from Nottingham
to Winchester to be delivered to the sheriff of Wilts,
for 12 days going and returning, by allocation to
him at Westminster on 16 Nov., 48s. [fo. 42 v.]. To
Walter de Mollesworth, for expenses of Elizabeth
[etc., as vol. ii, no. 1951], from 30 Sept. 1305 -
1 Aug. 1306 at 9d daily, at London, 16 July,
£11 9s 6d. [fo. 43 r.]. [Expenses of William Bisset
and William de St Clar, valets of Scotland, going to
1306
472 1305, Nov. 20 - 1306,Nov.l9 [Extract] Contd.
London from Istelworth with Peter de Brembre,
clerk, in May 1306.] [fo. 45 v.]. To William de
Molecastre, late sheriff of Cumberland, for carriage
of 2 engines from Carlisle to Dunaverty castle
in the isle of Kintyre, by command of Henry Percy,
king's lieutenant in these parts, and for wages of
Mr Robert I'Enginour and other engineers sent with
these engines by boat from Skinburness, £23 2s.
To the same, for transporting an engine of Sir John
Wygeton from Carlisle to the prince of Wales at the
siege of Lochmaben in July, with 400 stones of iron,
116s. [fo. 46 r.].
(c) To John de Wynton, clerk, sent by the king from
Winchester to the minister of the friars minor at
London, for the sending of 2 friars to Dumfries to
inquire into the death of John Comyn ... for expenses
for 10 days from 5 Mar., total, 23s 9d. To the same,
sent at another time from Winchester with the king's
letters to the bishop of Worcester for the same
business, for expenses for 7 days from 15 Mar.,
14s 4d. [Various other expenses.] To the same, sent
from Newbrough in Tynedale to the prince, the earls
of Lincoln and Hereford and Hugh le Despenser at
Kildrummy in Mar, with letters of the bishop of
Chester concerning certain secret and arduous
business touching the king while he was sick, for
expenses of himself and men escorting him because
the roads were dangerous by reason of the Scottish
war, for 12 days from 29 Aug., £6 16d. [fo. 46 v.].
To Bertrand de la More, taking Sir Patrick Graham,
prisoner, from Lanercost to London, for expenses
for 22 days from 29 Oct., 7s 8d. [fo. 47 r.]. To the
sheriff of Salop and Staffs, for expenses in taking
the bishop of St Andrews from Nottingham to
Winchester, for 10 days in Aug., £8 IBs 4d. To
Mr John Gilbert, lately sheriff of Wilts, for repairing
Miere castle against the abbot of Scone's coming
to be imprisoned there, £6 6s. [fo. 47 v.].
(d) To Mr Andrew de Tange, notary, for expenses
from 28 Apr. 1302 - 16 Mar. 1306 in making 2
processes in public form concerning the fealties
and homages of the Scots, of which one was
delivered to chancery and the other to exchequer,
which expenses were allocated to him by order of
J., bishop of Bath and Wells, and Robert de
Cotyngham on the basis that he had £40 for making
a similar process in a.r. 30, which was delivered
to the wardrobe, by account made with him, London,
6 Apr. 1313, £80. [fo. 48 r.]. To the sheriff of Notts
1306
472 1305,Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd.
and Derby, for taking the bishop of Glasgow from
Nottingham to be imprisoned at Winchester, for
11 days in Aug., 60s. [fo. 49 r.]. To Mr Thomas de
Houghton, carpenter, as wages for himself at 8d
daily and for 7 other carpenters at 4d daily, for the
carriage of boats for Loghdom [ sic]^ for 4 days up to
20 Aug., 12s; for wages of 6 other carpenters for
4 days up to 25 Aug., 8s; for wages of sawyers saw-
ing timber for these boats, at 4d each daily for the
same period, 2s 8d; for his own wages for the same
4 days, 2s 8d; for wages of 2 carpenters on 25 Aug.,
8d. [Payments are noted on these same days for the
making of an engine under Brother Robert de Hulme,
possibly for the siege of Loch Doon castle.] [fo.
51 r.]. To Mr Peter Cirugico, assigned by the king
to make hamos quarreos and provide covered boats
for the assault of a fortress in the lake of Loch
Doon which Christopher de Seton and others were
holding against the king, for wages of Thomas de
Furneys, smith, at 6d daily and [7 other smiths for
10 days at various rates], from 16 Aug., 26s 3d.
[Further payments to the same for this work and for
ironwork for an engine of the king's, also for the
wages of boatmen taking 4 boats from Annan to
Radyclive to prepare and cover them for the lake.
Total, 45s lid.] [fo. 51 v.].
(e) To John de Sheffield, sheriff of Northumberland,
for expenses of the bishops of St Andrews and
Glasgow, the abbot of Scone [rates as vol. ii, no.
1824] and 6 other Scottish prisoners [at 4d each
daily] in his custody for 20 days from 4 July,
46s 8d; for 6 footmen guarding them day and night,
20s; for expenses of Mr William Wyshard, arch-
deacon of Tevedale, at 6d daily, and Malculm
Lokard, Thomas de Boys, Alexander Bartelmeu,
Mr Alexander de Braye, John de Meire, Walter de
Wynten', Elias le Brun, John de Blar and 4 other
Scottish prisoners [all at 2d daily] in his custody
for 16 days in July, 37s 4d; for wages of a sergeant,
10 horsemen and 20 footmen taking Thomas de Bosco
and 5 other Scottish prisoners from Newcastle to
York for 6 days in July, 77s; for wages of William de
Felton, 15 horsemen and 60 footmen taking Philip
de Lilleye, Scottish prisoner, from Newcastle to
York, 100s. Total, £14 Os 12d [.sicl To William de
Montague, assigned by the king at Lanercost to
take Sir William de Staunford, Scottish prisoner, to
prison in Corfe castle until the king decides other-
wise, with 4 men at arms and others, for expenses
PART II: ADDITIONS
1306 1306
472 1305, Nov. 20 - 1306, Nov.19 [Exrracd Contd. 472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov.l9 [Exfrac/] Contd.
from 23 Oct. - 6 Nov., £4 17s 6d. [fo. 52 r.].
(0 [Payments to James de Dalilegh. For carriage of
an engine and springald from Carlisle to Ayr, as
vol. iv, pp. 391-2. For taking stores from Skinburness
and Saltcotes to Carlisle, Dumfries, le Wollehous'
and Holmcultram abbey in a.r. 34, £139 12s 9y2d.
(See vol. iv, pp. 392-3.) For wages, etc., of carters
and wagonners, as vol. iv, p. 393. For an engine
sent to Ayr, a cord for drawing the bridge of
Dumfries castle and other equipment, as vol. iv, p.
394.] [fo. 53 r.-v.]. [Various payments for the car-
riage of money, including 500 marks taken from
London to Berwick and delivered to John de Sandale
to pay wages of men staying in the Scottish
marches.] To John de Claxtoun, warden, and
Thomas de Ponte Fracto, friars minor, for expenses
in going to Scotland to enquire into the death of
John Comyn at the church of the friars minor at
Dumfries, and returning, paid by John de Wynton' at
Oxford in Mar. [1306], as witnessed by their receipt
delivered to the wardrobe at Carlisle, 21 June 1307,
60s. [fo. 53 V.]. To William Druel, clerk, taking the
bishops of St Andrews and Glasgow and the abbot
of Scone from Durham to Winchester, for wages and
expenses of horsemen and infantry, for 14 days from
10 Aug., £9 9s lOd. [fo. 54 v.]. To Geoffrey de
Wyndesore, clerk, taking privy seal letters to John
de Sandale, chamberlain of Scotland, and letters of
the bishop of London with the execution of the
sentence by the pope against Scots present at the
death of John le Comyn, for expenses going and
returning, Woburn, 24 June, 13s 4d. [fo. 55 r.].
(g) To Andrew de Saunford, carrying bulls from the
Roman court with letters of the king to Scotland,
for publication of the sentence against those who
killed John Comyn, for expenses going to
Winchester and returning, Winchester, 13 May,
26s 8d. [fo. 55 V.]. To Mr Peter Cirugico, for
diggers making a ditch at Stirling by the king's
command, for 8 days from 24 Apr. 1304, 53s lOd.
To the same, sent to unroof Dunfermline church in
the best places for taking lead for the king's
engines at Stirling in a.r. 32 and for wages of men
bringing lead to the siege of Stirling from various
places, in May and June 1304, £4. [fo. 57 v.].
To Mr Thomas de Houghton, carpenter, and other
carpenters and smiths coming to Ayr from Carlisle
with engines of the king in a.r. 26, 61s 8d. [fo. 58
r.]. To John le Packere of Sandwick, for wages of
sailors going from Newcastle to Berwick and thence
to Edinburgh and Dunbar, by his own hands, 23 Nov.
1298, 40s. To Michael de Wynton', clerk, for small
expenses of John Balliol, York, 19 Dec. 1298, and
for robes of Balliol's chaplain, 8 marks, [fo. 58 v.].
(h) To Mr John de Ardern', taking 1000 marks sent
from Berwick to Roxburgh to be taken to the king,
Berwick, 22 July 1301, 5s. To Robert de Clothale,
clerk of the sheriff of Notts and Derby, going to
Edinburgh with victuals sent by the sheriff, Berwick,
26 July 1301, 5s. To Robert de Farnham, for
carriage of engines from Edinburgh for the assault
of Bothwell castle in Aug. and Sept. 1301, [various
payments at Edinburgh on 29 Aug. and at Bothwell
on 5-6 Sept. 1301, total, 100s 2d], [fo. 60 v.]. To
Henry de Graundeston, clerk, sent by the king from
Linlithgow to hasten carpenters chosen in co. York
to the king's army, in a.r. 29, 13s 4d. [fo. 61 r.].
To Richard de Merewell, for making and repairing
hurdles (cleias) for the siege of Bothwell castle in
a.r. 29, for the carriage of the king's engines
there, and for other necessaries made by him for the
seige, [at various times in Sept. and Oct.], total,
£33 17s 2d. To Alan de Denham, for wages of him-
self and his fellow-carters in bringing the king's
engines from Jedburgh, [in Sept.], total, 17s.
[Payments to Thomas de Houghton, Robert de
Bedeford, 2 other engineers, and to carpenters and
masons, in Aug., Sept., Oct. and Nov. 1301.] To
Brother Herbert de Edenburgh, carpenter, for wages
in the king's army, at Dunipace, 30 Sept. 1301, 4s.
To Ralph, cementarius of Edinburgh, staying in the
army for the king's works, for wages, at Carsse,
7 Oct. 1301, 2s. [fo. 61 v.].
(j) [Payments to Henry de Graundeston for wages tf
workers constructing Linlithgow peel, at various
places in England in Feb. and Mar. 1302, total,
£72.] [fo. 62 r.]. To Robert de Wynepol, going from
Linlithgow to Berwick for money to pay workers'
wages at Linlithgow and for other business of the
king's, in June, July, and Aug. 1303, £6 6s 8d.
[fo. 63 v.]. To William Molecastre, sheriff of
Cumberland, for expenses of 32 Scots captured in
Caerlaverock castle and taken to Carlisle, of whom
10 were then taken to Appleby, 10 to Skipton and
12 to Newcastle, from 16-18 July [1300 ?],
£10 3s 4d. [fo. 67 r.]. [Account of Galfrid de Merre,
the king's tent-maker, for a.r. 31 and 32. Details
the money spent by him on materials for making and
PART II: ADDITIONS
1306
1306
472 1305, Nov. 20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd. 472 1305, Nov. 20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd.
repairing tents, on the wages of workers, and on
carriage of tents from London to Newcastle, and
thence to Roxburgh and elsewhere in Scotland.
Includes wages of valets guarding- the king's tents
It Dunfermline, St Andrews, Blackness, Stirling
and Newcastle from 20 Nov. 1303 - 19 Nov. 1304,
and the wage of a carter taking the logiam regis
from Dunfermline to St Andrews. Total,
£219 5s ll'id.] [fo. 67 v.]. [Details of necessaries
bought for the king's engines at the siege of
Stirling in 1304, including the following payments.]
To Gilbert Haunchis of Dumbarton, for 12 tanned
hides bought by him and the prepositi of that town
for the engines, at 22d for each hide, 22s. [3 pay-
ments to Sir Edward Charles, admiral of the fleet
coming to Stirling with victuals, for boards, etc.
bought by him from the sailors for the engines, and
for the making of targiae in May, June and July
1304.] [fo. 68 r.].
(k) [Further payments for the engines, including the
following.] To William Fichet of Aberdeen for 40
pieces of iron bought from him, 10s 3d. To John
Chapman of St Andrews for 4 qrs. sea-coal bought
from him, '/2 mark, at St Andrews, 4 Apr. To Mr
Peter Cirugico, for cords bought for unloading lead
from the houses of the priory of St Andrews, for
weighting the engines, same place, 5 Apr., 21d.
To Thomas le (errour of St Andrews for iron, 7 Apr.,
3s. To John, smith, for the carriage of sea-coal from
the sea to the forges at St Andrews, in Apr., 18d.
To Walter, smith, for iron and coal bought by him
from John de Clakmanan, 14 Apr., 12s 4d. To
Reginald, janitor, for wages of 6 men guarding the
fagots and hods made by him to fill the ditch round
Stirling castle, and also guarding the beams of the
'Lupus guerre' at night, for 40 nights in June and
July, 40s. [fo. 68 v.].
(1) [Accounts of sheriffs for the purveyance of
victuals and for the carriage of these to Scotland.
Full details of these purveyances, of discrepancies
between these and what was received by indenture
in Scotland, and of adjustments between measures
cum and sine avantagio are omitted here; all
quantities are as given cum avantagio. unless other-
wise stated. Quantities of victuals delivered by
these sheriffs to James Dalilegh, receiver in the
parts of Carlisle, are as given in his account in vol.
IV, pp. 394-7.] (i) Account of the sheriff of Norfolk
and Suffolk. From this, Richard de Bremesgrave,
receiver of victuals at Berwick, received 470y2 qrs.
wheat at Berwick, Blackness and Perth between
3 June and 31 Oct. 1306, 905 qrs. 6 bush, oats at
Blackness and Perth [fo. 71 r.], 713 qrs. 3 bush,
malt, 73 bacons at Perth, and 9000 dried fish,
(ii) Account of the sheriff of Salop and Staffs.
Dalilegh received wheat at Skinburness between
4 Aug. and 26 Oct. 1306 [fo. 71 v.], also oats and
bacons, (iii) Account of Richard Oysel, bailiff of
Holderness. Bremesgrave received 799 qrs. wheat,
32 qrs. beans and peas, 132 qrs. malt and 978 qrs.
oats by level measure sine avantagio, between
3 June and 22 Oct. 1306 [fo. 72 r.], also 51 tuns
wine in July, (iv) Account of the sheriff of Essex
and Hereford. Bremesgrave received 266 qrs. 6 bush,
wheat, 487 qrs. 5 bush, oats and 21 bacons.
[Payments of £7 13s 4d to Thomas Brun, king's
poulterer, for a tent for keeping the king's poultry
in the war, and of 58s for making hen-houses at
Lanercost after the king's arrival there.] [fo. 72 v.].
(v) Account of the steward of Cornwall. Dalilegh
received wine in July and Aug., and oats on 9 Aug.
[fo. 73 r.]. (vi) Account of the sheriff of Yorks.
Bremesgrave received 639 qrs. 3 bush, wheat
between 23 May and 26 Aug.; 35 tuns flour at Perth
and 250'/2 qrs. malt at Berwick and Perth between
25 July and 26 Aug. [fo. 73 v.]; 1066 qrs. 7 bush,
oats at Berwick and Perth between 8 June and
26 Aug.; 18 bacons at Perth. The sheriff delivered
8 carts with 24 horses and 7 wagons with 42 oxen
to the prince of Wales at Carlisle on 5 July; also
carts to Dalilegh [as vol. ii, no. 1805]. [fo. 74 r.].
(vii) Account of the sheriff of Devon. Dalilegh
received wine and oxen in July 1306. (viii) Account
of the sheriff of Lanes. Dalilegh received oxen and
496 qrs. oats. [fo. 74 v.]. (ix) The sheriff of Oxon
and Berks delivered carts [as vol. ii, no. 1805].
(x) The sheriff of Cambs and Hunts delivered
389 qrs. wheat, 398 qrs. malt and 452 qrs. 6 bush,
oats to Bremesgrave at Berwick, Perth and
Blackness between 6 June and 5 Oct. 1306 [fo. 75
r.], also carts [as vol. ii, no. 1805]. (xi) John de
Bremesgrave received 160 qrs. wheat, 38 qrs.
5 bush, malt from Richard Oysel, at Perth on 2 Oct.
(xii) Account of the sheriff of Gloucester. He
delivered 840 qrs. wheat and 40 tuns wine to the
mayor and community of Bristol in June, for carriage
to Skinburness. [fo. 75 v.]. (xiii) Account of the
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472 1305, Nov. 20 - 1306,Nov.l9 [Extract] Contd. 472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd.
sheriff of Notts and Derby. Bremesgrave received
24 qrs. 6 bush, wheat at Perth on 12 Aug., and
201 qrs. at Berwick in May and July; 341'/2 qrs.
malt and 130 qrs. 5 bush, oats at Berwick and Perth;
84 bacons at Berwick and 16 at Perth, [fo. 76 r.].
Account of Adam de Blida, clerk of the marshalsea,
for 2216 qrs. 6 bush, oats received from Dalilegh,
Bremesgrave and the sheriff of Northumberland, of
which 1445 qrs. 2 bush, were delivered for the
king's horses between 10 Aug. and 12 Nov. [fo.
76 V.].
(m) [Accounts of Walter Reynolds, keeper of the
wardrobe of the prince of Wales, and of Henry de
Lutgershall, the prince's clerk of the pantry and
buttery, for the Scottish campaign of 1306, including
gifts and purchases made at Aberdeen, Perth and
Blackness, mostly undated.] [fos. 80 v.- 81 v.].
[Account of the sheriff of Northumberland.] [fo. 82 r.].
[Account of James de Dalilegh for victuals, etc.
See vol. iv, pp. 394-7.] [fos. 82 v.- 84 r.]. [Account
of Richard de Bremesgrave for the victualling of
Scottish garrisons in a.r. 31, 32 and 33.] [fos. 84
r.- 87 V.]. [Account of Henry de Percy for stores,
in a.r. 32-34.] [fos. 88 v.- 89 r.]. [James de
Dalilegh 's account for wages of the garrison of ■
Dumfries, as vol. iv, pp. 389-90.] [fo. 89 r.].
[Accounts of the same for the garrisons of
Caerlaverock, Tibbers, Durisdeer and Ayr, and for
the wages of Robert de Clifford, as vol. iv, pp.
390-1. Details of Dalilegh's own wages, as vol. iv,
p. 393, and of sums paid to Robert Mauley for the
garrison of Dirleton.] [fo. 89 v.]. [Wages of
garrisons in a.r. 28-29.] [fo. 90 r.- v.]. To James,
steward of Scotland, staying at Cleydon in Bucks,
as the king's gift in aid of his expenses, by hands
of Walter de Mollesworth, sheriff of Beds and
Bucks, paying him from the issues of his bailiwick,
by James' receipt delivered to the wardrobe at
Westminster on 6 June [1306], £20. [fo. 95 r.].
(n) To Edmund de Weston, bringing letters to the
king from Aymer de Valence and returning with the
king's letters, Baysho, 15 June, 13s 4d. To William
de Fodringeye, bringing letters to the king from
Richard Syward, Adam de Swynburn and James de
Dalilegh and returning, 16 June, 10s. To Richard de
Sandale, boy of John de Sandale, bringing letters to
the king from his lord concerning news of Scotland
and returning, Markyate, 16 June, 6s 8d. To Richard
de Dissington, valet of Sir Duncan de Ferendraught,
messenger, coming to the king concerning victuals
for Banff and returning, Dunstable, 19 June,
13s 4d. To Patrick Russel, boy of Geoffrey de
Moubray, bringing letters to the king and returning
in great haste, Wouburn, 25 June, 6s 8d. [To 2
named messengers from John de Sandale and
Geoffrey de Moubray, bringing letters to the king
concerning news of Scotland, on 27 and 29 June,
total, 20s.] To Gerard de Martell, clerk of
Alexander de Abernithin, coming to the king with
letters concerning news of Scotland, and returning,
Preston, 29 June, 40s. To Laurence Somer,
messenger of Aymer de Valence, bringing the king
news of the battle between the English and Scots
at Perth, as the king's gift, by his own hands at
Northampton in July, 100s. [fo. 95 v.].
(o) [To 2 named messengers of the prince and
Aymer de Valence, bringing letters to the king and
returning, Beverley, 19 July, total, lis 8d.] To
Mr Thomas de Houghton, engineer, going by
command of the king at Newbrough in Tynedale to
the prince at Kildrummy, at Newbrough, 3 Sept.,
6s 8d. [Payment to a valet of the earl of Lancaster,
coming to the king from Scotland, and returning with
letters.] [fo. 96 r.]. To Cristin Dulard, Oliver
Avenel and William de Cambow, valets of the earl
of Ross, coming with 3 falcons sent to the king by
the earl, and returning, Bradele in Tynedale, 7 Sept.,
[f 1 to Cambow, 10 marks each to the others. Pay-
ment to a valet of the earl of Lancaster, bringing
news of Scotland to the king and returning with
letters, on 8 Sept.]. To Richard Swyn, king's
messenger in Scotland, as the king's gift for the
news he brought of the capture of Kildrummy castle,
Hautwisele, 13 Sept., 10 marks, [fo. 96 v.].
(p) To Leon', cursor of Robert de Leyburn, sheriff
of Ayr, coming to the king with letters of Henry
Percy and returning to the isle of Kintyre with
letters to Percy, Thirlwall, 16 Sept., 2s. To a boy
of William de Sulleys, bringing the king letters
concerning news of the taking of Kildrummy castle,
and returning with letters, on 17 Sept, 5s. [fo. 97
r.]. To John Bisset, valet of Scotland, coming to
the king at Westminster in May with news of
Scotland, and returning, Westminster, 24 May, 20s.
To Sir Richard Syward, coming to the king at
Lanercost from the castle of Kildrummy where he
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203
472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [£x<rac<] Contd. 472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [£x<rac<] Contd.
was imprisoned by the earl of Carrick, by his own
hands, Lanercost, 30 Sept., £100. To William
Syward, his son, coming [as above], for a horse,
Lanercost, 1 Oct., £10 13s 4d. To Donald McKan,
knight of Galloway, coming to the king at Lanercost
and returning, Lanercost, 20 Oct., £10. To John de
Dunstal, messenger of the prince, bringing letters
concerning the taking of Sir Simon Freser,
Newbrough, 17 Aug., 40s. To John de Ros, chaplain,
and Malcolm, clerk of John Dargail, coming as their
lord's messengers, staying at court and returning,
Newbrough, 18 Aug., 20s each. To John de Dunstal
[as above, concerning the taking of the earl of
Atholl], by the king's gift to replace a horse lost
by his coming in haste, Newbrough, 30 Aug.,
13 marks. To Sir Philip de Moubray, for a horse
lost in the battle at Perth in the company of Aymer
de Valence, Newbrough, 31 Aug., 40 marks. To
John de Walsingham, valet of the earl of Lincoln,
bringing news to the king of the taking of
Christopher Seton, Hexham, 16 Aug., 40s. [fo. 97
V.].
(q) [To a valet of the same earl, bringing news of
the taking of Simon Eraser (sic), Lanercost, 8 Oct.,
and to a valet of Hugh le Despenser for the same,
Lanercost, 18 Oct., total, £20.] To James, steward
of Scotland, staying in England at the king's costs,
at 20s daily from 1 July - 21 Oct., by account of
John de Coventr', his clerk, Lanercost, 27 Oct.,
£113. [fo. 98 r.]. To Audoen Dargail, for restora-
tion of a horse lost in the company of the prince at
Kincardine in the Mearns at the end of Sept.,
Lanercost, 20 Oct., 40s. To Walter, son of the earl
of Ross, scholar in Cambridge, for his expenses
during the Scottish war, paid by the sheriff of
Cambs and Hunts, London, 13 Mar. 1308, 10 marks.
[fo. 99 r.]. To Edward Balliol, by hands of Walter
de Fraxio, his socius, for horses and other equip-
ment, Kingston in Dorset, 28 Dec. [1305), 50 marks,
[fo. 99 v.].
(r) To Geoffrey de Moubray, clerk, bringing the king
news of the death of John Comyn, and returning for
the king's business, Winchester, 23 Feb., 20s.
[fo. 100 r.]. To William de Rotereseye, valet of
Sir Richard Syward, coming with letters to the king
and returning with letters to various magnates of
Scotland, [no date], 20s. To Richard de Colubrath,
valet, who was with Sir John Comyn, coming to the
king from Scotland for business touching that land
and returning, Winchester, 26 Mar., 20s. To Adam
Brunyng, who was at the capture of Sir William le
Waleys, staying in England for some time in Feb.
and Mar. [1306], for his reward (/neri>o) from the
king for this capture, and going by the king's order
to Scotland for business enjoined to him by the king,
[Winchester], 21 Apr. [1306], 100s. To Richard de
Dureme, coming to the king on behalf of divers
magnates of Scotland, staying at court for some days
in Apr. awaiting the will and answer of the king,
and returning, [same place and day], 20s. [fo. 100
v.]. To Gromioco de la Pole, bringing letters to the
king from various magnates of Scotland, and return-
ing with letters, Winchester, 8 May, 20s. To Andrew
Biset and Andrew de Erth, valets of William Biset,
coming from Scotland to the king, to replace 2 horses
lost in coming in haste, Isteworth, 19 May, £4. To
John Byset, coming from Scotland in the king's
service and returning, Westminster, 24 May, 40s.
To John de Perth, valet of Robert de Keth, coming
to the king with his lord's letters and returning with
letters to various Scottish magnates, [no date], 20s.
[fo. 101 r.].
(s) To John de Murroksone, Scot, explorator, for his
good service, by the king's gift, at Roxburgh,
17 Dec. 1302, 40s. To 41 soldiers [37 named,
including Edward de Kincardin, John de Pencateland
and John de Corebrigg], coming to the king at
Roxburgh, as wages, at Roxburgh, 27 May 1303, 7s
each. To [23 named persons, including Peter Libaud,
Peter de Spalding and John de Pencateland], as
wages for their stay in Scottish garrisons, in Apr.,
May, June and Nov. 1303, £13 3s 4d. To Sir
Archibald de Levyngeston, sheriff of Linlithgow,
for iron bought in his bailiwick against the king's
coming there, and divided among divers magnates of
the king's army, by letter of Robert de la Warde,
steward, witnessing this division, delivered to the
wardrobe in July a.r. 12 Edward H, £9 9s lid. To
Reimund Walraund and Robert Seueldedy [?], riding
by night from Roslin to Linlithgow to seek certain
news of the Scots army, and returning to Roslin to
inform Sir Ralph de Manton and others there, by the
king's gift, 23 Feb. 1303, 30s. [fo. 101 v.).
(t) [Payments for restoration of horses lost in the
Scottish war, mostly before 1306.] [fo. 102 r. - v.].
[Expenses of Edward Balliol, staying at Wallingford
castle at the king's costs, for a.r. 29-32; total,
£261 16s 4d.] [fo. 103 v.]. [Payments for horses
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1306
1306
472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov.19 [fxfracd Contd. 472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [£xfrac^] Contd.
lost in Scotland before 1306.] [fo. 104 r. -v.].
[Payments for horses and for wages of constables in
Scotland, in a.r. 32.] [fo. 105 r.-v.]. [Wages of Adam
de Welle, banneret, 2 knights and 11 esquires from
23 July - 12 Oct. (1306), of 7 of his esquires remain-
ing in Scotland from 12 Oct. -14 Nov., and of him-
self, a knight and 8 esquires from 14-19 Nov. (1306),
total, £92 14s.] To Walter Reginald, treasurer of the
prince of Wales, for wages of bannerets and knights
at the prince's wages in [a.r. 34] in the Scottish
war, £629 5s. To Aymer de Valence, for wages of
himself, a knight and 20 esquires from 3 July -
3 Nov. 1300, when the king returned to Carlisle from
the parts of Dumfries after proclamation of the truce
with the Scots, £161 4s, and for himself, a banneret,
a knight and 31 esquires, from 13 July 1303 - 21
Aug. 1304, £1116 10s, in money allocated to him
here because he did not account before the wardrobe
books for these years were rendered, by account at
London, 4 May 1319, total, £1277 14s. To Sir
Thomas de Overle, for wages of himself and 2
esquires from 8 June-31 July 1303, when he left
to stay in the queen's company, £10 16s. To Sir
Laurence de la Rivere, for wages of himself and
2 esquires, from 7 June 1303, when he came from
the garrison of Linlithgow to the king's army, to
19 Nov. 1303, £33 4s. For wages of the same from
20 Nov. 1303 to 21 Aug. [1304], in addition to his
own wages for 38 days when he was in the prison of
Sir William Olyfard in Stirling castle, £51 8s. [fo.
109 V.].
(u) [Payments for wages, horses, etc., before 1306.]
[fo. 113 r. -V.]. [Expenses for the construction of
Linlithgow peel and other work in a.r. 30.] [fo. 136
r.]. [Payments for sailors and ships in the Scottish
war in a.r. 34.] [fos. 139 r. - 140 v.]. [Payments to
messengers, named, taking letters from the king to
the following persons (amounts not given here);
16 June - to Aymer de Valence and John de
Sandale. 20 June - to Sandale and William
Bevercotes, chancellor of Scotland. 27 June - to
Henry Percy and Robert Clifford. 9 Aug. - to
William Bisset, constable of Stirling. 10 Aug. - to
James Dalilegh, with the king's letters for Percy,
John Botetourte, the earls of Warenne and Arundel,
John de Grey and John de St John. 11 Aug. - to the
prince of Wales, earl of Lincoln and Hugh le
Despenser; to Aymer de Valence; to the earl of
Angus. 13 Aug. - to the prince, the earls of Lincoln
and Hereford, Hugh Dispenser, John de Meneteth,
Edmund Comyn and Robert fil Roger; also a
messenger from John de Hastings returning with the
king's letters.] [Payments to messengers, named,
taking letters as follows: 4 Sept. - 2, taking letters
from the king and the bishop of Chester to the
prince, the earls of Lincoln, Hereford and Warenne,
Aymer de Valence, John de Britannia and Hugh le
Dispenser. 26 Aug. - from the bishop of Chester to
the earl of Lincoln and Hugh Dispenser, in haste,
(fo. 145 v.). 7 Sept. - privy seal letters to John de
Swynburn. 25 Aug. - from the earl of Ulster and
John Wogan, justiciar of Ireland, with 2 letters
sealed by the archbishop of York and bishop of
Carlisle, appointed by the pope as executors of
John Comyn, to the Irish bishops, for the giving of
sentence against Robert, earl of Carrick, and
Alexander de Lindeseie, knights, Christopher
Seton and his brothers John and Humfrey, who were
present at the death of John Comyn; also similar
letters to the bishops of Wales.] 28 Aug. - to
Roger Redipintel, boy of John Dargayl, coming
with his letters to the king, and returning with the
king's letters, 20s.
(w) [Payments to messengers taking letters as
follows: 28 Aug. - from the earl of Lincoln to the
king, returning with letters of the bishop of
Chester to his lord, Aymer de Valence and Hugh
Despenser. (fo. 146 r.). 2 Sept. - from the king to
the earls of Warenne and Arundel and to Henry
Percy in the isle of Kintyre. 9 Sept. - from the king
to the earl of Lincoln and Sir Adam Gurdun, con-
stable of the castle of Inverkip. 11 Sept. - from the
king to the prince, the earls of Lincoln, Hereford,
Gloucester and Warwick, Aymer de Valence and
Hugh Despenser; and to the earls of Lancaster,
Warenne, Arundel and Henry Percy, (fo. 146 v.).
16 Sept. - from the king to the prince, and letters of
the bishop of Chester to the prince, the earls of
Lincoln and Hereford, Aymer de Valence, John de
Britannia and Hugh Despenser; from the king to
John de Sandale and Richard Bremesgrave; from
the king and the bishop of Chester to the constable
of Ayr, with letters of the bishop to barons of the
Cinque Ports, in Scotland on the king's service.
1 Mar. - from James Dalilegh, going to court with
news of Scotland.] 8 Mar. - to Robert de Kermerdyn,
going to court [with similar letters], 12d. [26 Mar.
from John de Weston, (as 1 Mar.), and returning
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205
1306
1306
472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd. 472 1305, Nov.20 - 1306, Nov. 19 [Extract] Contd.
with letters of John de Drokenesford. (fo. 147 v.)-
22 Sept. - from (blank) to the prince of Wales, and
returning in haste. 23 Sept. - from the king to the
prince and Aymer de Valence. 9 Oct. - from James
Dalilegh to the king, and returning with letters.
11 Oct. - 4 letters under the seal used for the ruling
of Scotland, 3 to the sheriff of Ayr and 1 to the
sheriff of Dumfries, and a privy seal writ to John de
Meneteth. (fo. 148 r.). 12 Oct. - letters under the
great seal used for the ruling of Scotland to John de
Sandale and John de Weston, escheator beyond
Forth. 16 Oct. - from the king to Sandale and Robert
Mauley, constable of Roxburgh, (fo. 148 v.).
24 Oct. - from the king to Robert Mauley.] To
Cristinus de Lard', valet of the earl of Ross, taking
letters from the king to the earl, Loghlan mak
Rotherik, Rotheric his brother and John mak Nakyl,
for expenses going and returning, 20s.
(y) [Payments to messengers taking letters as
follows: 15 July - from John Botetourte to the king,
returning with letters. (15-16 July) - from the
prince to the king, returning with letters. 22 July -
from the king to the prince, the earl of Gloucester,
Hugh Despenser, John Hastings and Richard
Bremesgrave, and 2 letters to the earl of Lincoln;
from the king, to the earl of Hereford and James
Dalilegh. 24 July - from Aymer de Valence to the
king, returning with letters; from the king to Aymer
and Robert fil'Roger, and returning, (fo. 149 r.).
8 Nov. - from the king, with letters 'de Rokesburgh'
and to John de Sandale or his lieutenant. 25 July -
privy seal letters to Henry Percy, John de St John
and John Botetourt. 29 Nov. - from the king to
John de Sandale. 4 Dec. - same, to John Botetourt,
(fo. 149 v.). 13 Jan. - same, to Sandale, and
returning. 23 Jan. - same, to Botetourt and his socii,
justices assigned to hear certain trespasses
against the peace, and returning. 10 Feb. - same, to
John de Kingston, Robert de Keth and the sheriff of
Northumberland. 15 Feb. - from John de Sandale to
the king, and returning with letters. 16 Feb. - (as
above). 24 Feb. - from John de Moubray to the king,
and returning with letters, (fo. 150 v.). 27 Feb. -
from John de Sandale, (as 15 Feb.). End of Feb. -
(same). 1 Mar. - from the king to Robert Clifford,
Walter de Muncy and William Hastings. 2 Mar. - to
John Botetourt and his socii. (as 23 Jan.). 4 Mar. -
from John Kingston to the king, and returning with
letters, (fo. 151 r.). 14 Mar. - from Sandale and other
Scottish magnates to the king, and returning with
letters.] 22 Mar. - to Andre le Corour, messenger of
the earl of Ross, bringing letters to the king and
returning with the king's letters, 6s 8d. [22, 26 and
30 Mar. - from John de Sandale to the king, return-
ing with letters. 28 Mar. - from James Dalilegh to
the king, returning with letters to various magnates
in Scotland, (fo. 151 v.).] 11 Apr. - to a messenger
of Peter Lubaud, taking letters from the king to his
lord and to John de Sandale, 6s 8d.
(x) [16 Apr. - from Adam Swynburn to the king,
returning with letters. 20 Apr. - from the king to
John Kingston. 26 Apr. - from the king to Henry
Percy and Robert Clifford; from the king to Aymer de
Valence and John de Sandale. 5 May - from Sandale
to the king, returning with letters, (fo. 152 r.).
15 May - from Robert Clifford, (as 5 May).] 15 May -
to a boy of William le Jetour, coming to the king
with letters to him from the king of Norway, and
returning with the king's letters to Aymer de
Valence in Scotland, 6s 8d. [fo. 152 v.]. To
Christinus de Stirling, messenger, taking the king's
letters to the bishop of St Andrews, John de Sandale,
John de Kingston and Robert Keth, for wages,
Winchester, 9 Mar., 5s. [fo. 153 r.]. To Hugh de
Ross for his winter robe, by account at Lanercost,
1 Apr. 1307, 40s. [fo. 159 r.]. To [the same], for his
summer robe, because he was out of court at
Whitsun, by account [as above], nil. [fo. 165 r.].
Prest to John Bentley, sent from Lanercost to take
the countess of Carrick to Brustewick, Lanercost,
10 Oct., 60s. [fo. 188 r.]. [Prests to Robert de
Leyborne and John de Botetourte, as vol. iv, p.
488.] [fo. 189 r.]. [Prests, undated, to John de
Sandale, for wine, total, £33.] [fo. 190 v.]. [Undated
prests of grain, mostly small, made in a.r. 34 to
several persons in Scotland.] [fo. 191 r. -v.).
[Prests of money, including one to John de
Menetethe, as vol. iv, p. 488.] [fo. 192 r.]. [E 101/
369/11].
473 [1306, before November 22|
Petition to the king from Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln. The king recently gave him the isle of
Cumbray, together with other lands and tenements
lately held by James, steward of Scotland. The isle
used to render £20 yearly to Alexander, king of
Scotland, but John de Balliol, while king of
Scotland, released James from payment. Since this
206
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1306
473 [ 1306, before November 22] Contd.
sum is now demanded from the earl, he asks the
king's permission to hold the isle free of the said
£20, just as James held it by the release made to
him by Balliol. (Endorsed) Before the king. He is
permitted to hold the isle free from £20 annual pay-
ment, during the king's pleasure. [SC 8/120, no.
5995] [For date, see Cal. Pat. R. 1301-7, 481; vol.
ii, no. 18571.
474 November 24
Privy seal writ from King Edward [I] to Ralph
Destokes, clerk of the great wardrobe, or his
lieutenant at Carlisle. Ralph has delivered only one
pair of tinceaux and one pair of linge draps to
Donald, son of the earl of Mar. Orders him to deliver
the others. Lanercost. French. [E 101/370/11(2)].
475 1306 [Extract]
[Account of Henry de Lutegarshale, clerk of the
pantry and buttery of the prince of Wales. 2 ms.]
Receipts - 66 qrs. corn and 8 tuns flour, from
James de Dalile, keeper of the king's victuals at
Carlisle, in July, for the prince's expenses in
going to the war in Scotland. 2 tuns wine, from
Walter de Kingston, lieutenant of the sheriff of
Edinburgh, from the king's store in Edinburgh castle,
by hands of Henry de Say on 22 July. 21 qrs. 34 tuns
corn, a total of 229'/2 qrs. flour, and 26 qrs. malt
from the brewery at Aberdeen, received from Richard
de Brimsgrave, keeper of the king's victuals in
Scotland, at various places in July, Aug. and Sept.
9 tuns wine from the same, at [Blackness ?] on
1 Oct. 11 tuns and 15 sesters wine, from the same at
Berwick on 14 Oct., when the prince was going there
to do justice on Nigell de Brus. 2 tuns wine from
John de Sandale, from the king's store at Perth, by
hands of John de Rippele, his clerk, on 25 Aug.
[Stores (detailed) were received between July and
Sept. from Peter Lubaud, constable of Linlithgow,
there and at Blackness, on 15 Oct. from John
Dalegate, lieutenant of the constable of Roxburgh
castle, and on 9 Oct. from a burgess of Newcastle.]
Issues - 1 tun flour, paid to William de Leborne at
Blackness by hands of Culpeper his esquire, in
Aug. ... 26 qrs. malt, paid by John de Brimesgrave
from the king's store to the brewers of Aberdeen,
to brew 40 lagenae from each qr. 380 lagenae were
lost by the breaking of a barrel between Aberdeen
and Kildrummy, and 362 gallons were left in the
castle of Lochmaben after it was taken, and were
475
1306
1306 [Extract] Contd.
given by the prince to men of the earl of 'Her'.
4 barrels wine, to the earl of Lincoln at Blackness
in July. 1 barrel wine to William de Leborne at
Blackness, by letter in Aug. 1 tun and 2 ironbound
barrels, lost between Carlisle and Lochmaben
because of the Scots who wished to kill the carriers
of victuals. [E 101/368/8].
476 [1306]
[Letter from (the king to the chancellor) to see how
Maud de Bedhale, widow of Brian le fiz Aleyn, can
have recovery of her manor of Bellister.] [C 47/22/
4(59)].
477 1305-6 [Extract]
[Survey of victuals at Newcastle, Carlisle, Berwick
and elsewhere in Scotland. Im.] ... In the garrison
of the peel and castle of Dumfries are 36 men at
arms, including 8 knights. There are 20 balisters
and 40 foot-archers, with a smith, a watchman
(vigilis) an attiliator and 2 janitors; their daily
wages are 60s 4d. In the garrison of the castle of
Caerlaverock are 10 men at arms and 12 footmen
ex parte regis. In the garrison of the castle of
Tibbers are [hole] at arms, 8 balisters and 12 foot-
archers; the wages of these [2 garrisons ?] are
26s 8d daily. [E 101/13/3].
1307
478 January 12
Receipt by John de Sandale for 6 tuns wine, 1 tun
flour, 2 qrs. wheat and 2 bacons, received at Perth
in Dec. 1306 and Jan. 1307 from Richard de
Bremesgrave, keeper of victuals in Scotland, by
hands of John de Bremesgrave. Perth. [E 101/13/
20(17)].
479 February 1
Receipt by Robert de Thorp, clerk of the chamber-
lain of Scotland, for 2 tuns wine, 166 qrs. wheat,
260 qrs. malt and 59 qrs. oats, received at Perth
between 14 Nov. 1306 and 17 Jan. 1307 from John
de Bremesgrave, clerk of Richard de Bremesgrave,
for the wages of the garrison of Perth. Berwick.
[E 101/13/20(18)].
480 [1307. before February 2]
Petition to the king and council from Walter de
Huntercombe, showing that he has been in all the
Scottish wars until the present. He was at Berwick
207
1307
480 [1307, before February 2] Contd.
in the first war with 20 covered horses in the king's
company, at Stirling with 32 covered horses in the
company of the earl of Warenne, at la Vaire
Chapele [Falkirk] with 30 covered horses in the
company of the bishop of Durham, and in Galloway
with 16 covered horses in the king's company. In
the last war he provided 18 covered horses, which
stayed in the king's company, and he himself, by the
king's commission, stayed as warden of the Scottish
march and Northumberland. These things can be
witnessed by all those who served in these com-
panies. He therefore asks the king to remit the
scutage due by him and to let him have a writ to
raise the scutage from his tenants for his own use,
as the king has made similar grants to others for
their services. (Endorsed) Since it is witnessed by
the treasurer before the council that he did his full
service in a.r. 28 and 31, it is agreed that he may
have a writ for levying his scutage, and that he
should be quit of scutage exacted from him for the
aforesaid armies. [SC 8/1, no. 45].
481 [1307], February 2
[Letter to (the chancellor ?) enclosing a petition
concerning Maud de Bedhale, widow of Brian le fiz
Aleyn, to be laid before the council. Endorsed with
an order for a writ.] Lanercost. [C 47/22/4(60)]
[See Cat. Inq. P.M., iv, no. 393, and above, no.
476].
482 [c. 1304-7], February 4
Letter from [ blank] to [ blank], Nicholas Malemeyns,
valet of the king's chamber, is owed a great sum of
money by the king for his wages. With the king's
permission he is now returning to his own parts
because of an illness which for long detained him in
Scotland, and for the moment lacks money for his
expenses on the journey. Orders 10 marks to be paid
to Nicholas as quickly as possible on account of
what is due to him. Felton. [SC 1/29/161].
483 [1307], February 19
Letter from Edward, prince of Wales, to the council.
Certifies that the men of Sir John de Beauchaump of
Somers were in his host in the last war in Scotland,
and had come to do service for Sir John and his
mother, as he has heard. Wederhale. Given under
his privy seal. French. [SC 1/45/143].
1307
484 February
[List of horses valued before Sir John Botetourte
and Sir Thomas de Bykenore in the Scottish war, in
Feb. 1307. Horses are valued for knights and their
companions as follows) - Thomas de Bykenore and
3 horsemen; Walter Hakelute and 1; Richard de
Welles and 1; John de Geytone and his brother;
John de Chavent and 2; William la Zouche and 1;
Thomas de Leybourne and 1; John I'Estrange;
William la Zouche; Hugh de Wappele and 1; Richard
le Mareschal; William de Sudleye, John de Sudleye
junior, and 7. [All named. The value of the horses
ranges from 40 marks, at which Bykenore's horse
was assessed, to £5.1 [E 101/612/201 [See vol. ii,
nos. 1897, 19231.
485 February [Extract]
[Roll of horses valued for Sir John Botetourte and
others, going from Lanercost to Scotland for a raid
against the earl of Carrick, in Feb. a.r. 35.1
12 Feb. - For Walter de Boreward at 50 marks [and
for 4 others, between 12 marks and £20]; these were
lost on 12 Mar. on the king's service in Scotland.
For Edmund de Fresney, £10. For Gerard de
Fresney, 60 marks. For William de Cernay at 40
marks, lost at Ayr on the king's service. For Thomas
le Convers at 10 marks, lost at Shenewhar on 8 May.
For Raymond Caillan, 10 marks. [For John Sygun
and Gillotus de Dreney, whose horses were lost in
Scotland on 12 Mar., and for 8 other valets; all
valued at 24 marks or less.) 13 Feb. - [2 names
only.] 17 Apr. - For Ebulo de Montibus at £20, [and
for 5 valets and 8 others, named), [m. l). 17 Apr. -
[For 27 persons, named, mostly valets, Edmund de
Cornwall at 20 marks, and 5 others.] 18 Apr. - For
William de Felton at £20 [and 7 others, named).
19 Apr. - [8 names.] 21 Apr. - [l name.] 7 May - [2
names.) 22 May - [For the garrison of Cumnock
castle. Laurence de Ripariis at 20 marks, Ralph de
Kirkeby at 100s. Soldiers - Adam de Levinton at
10 marks, Thomas le Convers at £10, his horse died
at the abbey of Valle' on 17 June 1307. 7 others,
named.) [Horses bought at Carlisle - 1 June, 11
names; 4 June, 5 names; 7 June, 31 names.) (m. 2].
For Adam de Swynburn at £20; his horse died at
Lagolau in Scotland on 17 June 1307. |m. 3].
(E 101/612/21) (See vol. li, no. 1923).
486 March 7
Privy seal warrant from King Edward |l] to Ralph
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
486 March 7 Contd.
Destokes, clerk of the great wardrobe. Orders him
to deliver cloth for 3 garments each, with fureures
de boggee, to Donald, son of the earl of Mar, as a
child in ward, and to Andrew, son of the steward of
Scotland, as a prest on his wages, for their robes
for last Christmas. He is also to deliver cloth for
their tabards, and cloth for robes to Thomas de
Langehull, assigned to Donald, and to Nicholas
Destrivelyn, who stays with Andrew. Lynstoke.
French. [E 101/370/12] [One of a file of warrants
to the wardrobe].
487 [1303-7], March 14
Letter from Rauf de Monthermer, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, to Adam de Osgodeby. Requests that
writs be made to the sheriffs in whose bailiwicks
he holds fees, respiting the aid of 40s on each
knight's fee to marry the king's daughter, until his
return from Scotland, since the king is granting this
to all who go there in his service. Sends a bill con-
taining the number of writs he requires, with the
names of his men who will go with him, and the
counties in which they hold their lands. Requests
that 4 protections, without exemption from pleas, to
last while he is in Scotland on the king's service,
be sent by the bearer with the other writs. Hanlegh'
[Hanley Williams, co. Worcs]. French. [SC 1/30/
160].
488 [c. 1300-7], Palm Sunday
Letter from Robert de Borgherssche to John de
Drokeneford', treasurer of the wardrobe. He was at
Winchelsea on Palm Sunday on the king's service
to prepare and make ready towards Scotland, and
found a great cry of townsmen saying they would
prepare nothing for the king's service because of
the great hardships done to them. They said that
nothing could be had of the debt the king owed them,
and that the clerks of the wardrobe (vos clers) had
broken the tallies which the men of Winchelsea
held for the debt without giving them any writ,
allowance or other thing, at which they are much
displeased. [Requests amendment and asks favour
for Robert Paulyn.] Winch[elsea]. French. [SC 1/47/
172].
489 May 24
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to Aymer de
Valence, his lieutenant in Scotland. The king has
heard that wardship of the lands of Glassereth
1307
489 May 24 Contd.
[Glassary] in Argyll, held by the late Ralph de
Dunde in chief, should be in the king's hands by
reason of the nonage of this Ralph. Orders him to
hold an inquisition to find the truth of this, the
yearly value of the wardship, whether, without
wronging anyone, the king can give it to whom he
pleases until 'the said' heir comes of age, and the
heir's age. The findings are to be returned to the
king no later than the octave of the Nativity of
St John next. Carlisle. French. [SC 1/62/92]
[There is an omission in the text; the 'said' heir
is not previously mentioned, but it must be he and
not the deceased Ralph who is in nonage].
490 May 30 [Extract]
Horses valued at Kirkpatrick in Galloway by
William de Reu, clerk, on this date, in the presence
of Sir Edmund Comyn, Sir Roger de St John, marshal
of that army, Fergus Mcduwyl, William de Percy and
Gilbert, son of the lord Donald. [Destriers were
valued for John de St John at £40, for Roger de
St John at 40 marks, and for Aymer de St John at
£20. 20 other horses were valued, including those
of Lauchlan fitz Arthour Akarsan at 12 marks,
Fergus McDuwyl at 11 marks, and Dougall' de
Geveleston.] (Note at foot, in another hand) -
'These were killed in the pursuit of Robert de Brus
between Glentruyl and Glenheur, on the army's last
day in Galloway.' [E 101/612/12, m. 5] [One of a
group of membranes concerning the valuation of
horses].
491 June 24
Privy seal writ from King Edward [l] to W[alter
Langton], bishop of Chester, treasurer. When Walter
lately departed from him, the king ordered him to
ordain on his arrival in London that foot-soldiers
lately chosen from Lanes, Northumberland,
Cumberland and Westmorland to go in the king's
service to Scotland, of whom some returned from
Scotland without leave, while others did not come
at all, should be severely punished as an example
to others. He is now commanded to dispatch the
matter swiftly, and to tell the king what he has
done. Carlisle. French. [SC 1/61/68].
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7
[Account book of John de Sandale, chamberlain of
Scotland. 30 fos.]
Receipts.
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209
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
(i) iMiscellaneous.] From the Ballardi of Lucca,
from issues of customs in their hands, by royal
letters dated Berwick, 5 Feb. 1307, £349 3s V/id.
From Richard Oisel, escheator beyond Trent, from
issues of his office before Feb. 1307, for which he
has a quittance dated Carlisle, Feb. 1307,
£750 18s 6d. From the sheriff of Yorks. from [the
same] before 9 July 1307, £150.
(ii) [From John de Drokenesford, keeper of the
wardrobe, (in the form of prests to Sandale).]
[Receipts from Drokenesford for payment of wages
to Aymer de Valence and others. (Amounts are as
given in vol. ii, no. 1762, and the numbers of men
as in no. 420 above, excepting that Percy and his
35 men are not included).] From Drokenesford, by
hands of Aymer de Valence, Carlisle, 19 Aug., £40.
[2 receipts from the same, by hands of Walter de
Bedewynde and Robert de Cotingham, for money
Sandale owed them, total 20 marks.] From
Drokenesford, by hands of Mr John de Heslarton,
notary, for restoration of a horse lost in the king's
service, Langcestre, 11 Aug., 30s; from the same,
by hands of Emer' de Friscombald' [and merchants
of the Friscombaldi, paying Sandale for wages of
Scottish garrisons and the purchase of wine], 7 Sept.,
£1000; from the same, received on 8 Sept. from the
king's money kept in the priory of Hexham, 1000
marks. [2 more receipts from Drokenesford.] [fo. 1 r.].
From the same, paid to the sheriff of Yorks for send-
ing victuals to Sandale at Berwick, by letter dated
Northampton, 2 July, 1000 marks; by hands of the
bishop of Carlisle and Sandale, sub-collectors of the
papal tenth in Scotland for 2 years, paid in wages to
the king's army there, by writ and quittance dated
Kirkandres, 3 July 1307, £1223 6s 8d. [4 receipts
from Drokenesford, total £363 13s 4d.] [From
Drokenesford, by hands of Richard de Bremesgrave,
to buy stores as follows. On 10 Sept. - total of
£492 8s 10'/2d for grain; £1096 lis 8V'2d for wine;
£55 12s for bacons; £9 2s Id for stockfish;
£38 3s 6d for coarse salt. On 31 Sept. -
£384 (9?)s 9d for grain; £14 12s for stores;
£330 4s 6i/2d for flour.] Sum of the leaf, £8865 9s 4d.
[fo. 1 V.]. [Receipts from Drokenesford, by hands of
the sheriff of Yorks, for victuals taken at Berwick for
the king, 20 Apr. 1306, £11 13s 3d; and by hands of
Robert fitz Roger, for tallies, 55 marks.]
(iii) [Receipts from the king's treasurer on account
of various payments, including the following. 1 To
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
Aymer de Valence, 14 Dec. 1307, 100 marks.
7 June, to Peter Lubaud, constable of Linlithgow,
for arrears of wages of balisters, archers, [etc.],
£61 15s 7d. [fo. 2 r.]. 13 June, in money paid to
Ebulo de Montibus, constable of Jedburgh, for
various debts, £8 17s Id. On 16 June, paid to
Gilbert Pecche, banneret, for wages, £100. To Sir
Robert Leybourn, constable of Ayr, £60; for wages,
on 26 June, £40 and on 5 July, £60; on 9 July, in
part payment of a debt of £112 Os lOd, £12 lOd.
On 27 Feb., in money paid and assigned to
Alexander le Convers in part payment of £55 4s 8d
arrears of wages [etc.], £25 4s 8d. Sum of the leaf,
£621 6s lid. [fo. 2 v.]. To the same for expenses at
Tholibothevill' castle, 30 May, £20. On 10 July, to
Richard Hardyng, £5; to Alexander le Convers [as
above], £20.
(iv) [Receipts from John de Sandale, lately chamber-
lain of Scotland.] By hands of Robert Spilman, for
victuals bought by Sandale at Berwick on 18 Feb.
1306 and sent to supply Scottish castles, £11 lis.
[5 receipts from Sandale for victuals bought at
Berwick in Feb., Apr. and May 1306 for the same
purpose, total, £328.] From Sandale, by hands of
Gerard Garlep, Eastland merchant, for victuals
bought at Berwick on 4 Mar. 1306 [as above],
£101 10s; [and £80 for restoration of a horse], [fo.
3 r.]. [Receipts from Sandale, by hands of the
following merchants, for stores bought by him at
Berwick in 1306 for supply of Scottish garrisons.
By Reyne de Hambergh, Eastland merchant, for
victuals sold on 12 Mar. 1306, £11 10s; by Vital de
Manos (Gascon), for victuals, 1 Apr., £272; by
Bartholomew de Cotton (Eastland), for Eastland
boards, 31 Mar., £40; by James Parlekerwe of
Hamburgh, for victuals, 12 Mar., £137 15s; by
Tydeman Heldegod (Eastland), for iron, 20 Apr.,
£30; by 6 others, (all apparently English), for lead,
victuals and sea-coal sold at Berwick between
26 Feb. and 28 Apr. 1306, total, £372 15s 4d.]
Sum of the leaf, £1430 Os 16d [sic]. Sum of
receipts, £10,916 17s 7'/2d. [fo. 3 v.].
Issues.
(v) [Wages paid to bannerets for themselves and
their companies.] To Aymer de Valence, banneret,
captain of the king's army, for himself, 2 bannerets,
15 knights and 37 esquires from 14 May - 13 July
1306, for 61 days at 79s daily, excepting £6 13s as
wages of 2 knights and 2 esquires absent for 23
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
days from 21 June, £234 Os lid. For wages of
1 banneret, 12 knights and 33 esquires from
14 July - 18 Sept., for 67 days at 65s daily, except-
ing £6 as wages of 1 knight and 1 esquire, absent
40 days and joining his company on 23 Aug.,
£211 15s. For 6 knights and 28 esquires from
19 Sept. - 15 Oct., for 27 days at 44s daily, £59 8s.
On the following day it was agreed with Aymer to
take £1000 from the king as wages for himself and
100 armed horsemen to be retained by him in
Scotland from 16 Oct. 1306 to Easter 1307; for his
fee by this agreement, £1000. He should take £800
for staying in the war with 60 horsemen until
Michaelmas 1307, by ordinance of the treasurer, as
in an agreement between them dated Bothwell,
12 May 1307; for this fee from 10 Apr. - 7 July, for
89 days at £4 12s 5'/2d daily, £411 8s 9y2d. Total
to de Valence, £1916 12s 9y2d. To William le
Latimer, banneret, 5 knights and 16 esquires, at
30s daily, from 15 May 1306 when their horses were
valued at Berwick, to 30 Sept., excepting 45s for a
knight and an esquire absent 15 days till they
joined his company on 16 Sept., £206 5s. To Robert
fitz Roger, banneret, 2 knights and 17 esquires, at
25s daily, from 18 Feb. when the horses were
valued, to 30 Sept., £281 5s. [fo. 4 r.]. To
[illegible], 1 knight and 6 esquires, from 15 May
1306 when the horses were valued, to 15 June,
£19 4s. To the same, 5 knights and 14 esquires,
from 16 June - 30 Sept., excepting 102s for 2
knights and 2 esquires, absent 17 days from
14 Sept., £144 14s. Total, £163 18s. To John fitz
Marmaduke, banneret, 1 knight and 7 esquires, at
13s daily, from 7 Apr. when the horses were valued,
to 20 May, when he entered John de Moubray's
company, excepting 8s for an esquire joining on
15 Apr., £28 4s. To Gilbert Pecche, banneret,
2 knights and 21 esquires, at 29s daily, from
14 Feb. 1306 when the horses were valued, to
15 Oct., excepting 4jOs for 4 esquires joining on
24 Feb., £351 16s. To Robert Hastings, banneret,
2 knights and 9 esquires, at 17s daily, from 20 Feb.
when the horses were valued, to 6 June, excepting
32s for himself and 2 esquires, joining on 28 Feb.,
and 30s for Sir William de Dunolm and 1 esquire,
variously absent 10 days, £87 17s. To the same,
1 knight and 6 esquires, at 12s daily, from 7 June -
30 Sept., £69 12s. Total, £157 19s. To Alexander
de Abernethy, banneret, 4 knights and 22 esquires.
492
1307
1306, February 20 - 1307, July
Contd.
at 34s daily, from 29 Mar. 1306 when he entered the
king's wages, to 20 June, excepting 50s for 5
esquires joining on 8 Apr., £140 6s. To Matthew de
Monte Martini, banneret, 1 knight and 7 esquires,
at 13s daily, from 31 July when the horses were
valued, to 30 Sept., £40 6s. Sum of the leaf,
£3287 Os 21'/2d. [fo. 4 v.].
(vi) [Wages of knights and their esquires. Full
details are not given here. Unless otherwise stated,
payment commenced on the day when the horses
were valued.] Henry de Beaumont, 1 knight and 10
esquires, from 10 May 1306 - 7 July 1307, £296 16s.
To the same, for Roger Heron and his esquires, at
4s daily, from 18 May - 30 Sept. 1306, excepting
15s because Roger received 12d daily till 2 June,
when he was knighted, £26 9s. Robert Lovel and
9 esquires, from 16 May 1306 - 14 May 1307 [Lovel
was knighted, 20 June 1306], £186 9s. Peter
Mauley junior and 3, from 31 July - 30 Sept. 1306,
£15 10s. John de Caunton and 1, from 23 Mar. -
19 June 1306, £13 17s. William Franceis and 2,
from 24 June - 31 Aug. 1306, £13 16s. Aymer de la
Zouche and 2, from 14 May - 20 Aug. 1306, £19 16s.
William Fenton and 5, from 18 Feb. - 30 Sept. 1306,
£78 15s. Henry de Inchmartin and 1, from 1 Mar. -
20 May 1306, £12 3s. Adam de Gordon and 8, from
20 Feb. - 16 Aug. 1306, excepting 2 who joined him
on 12 Mar., £87. Robert Grey and 24, from 6 Jan.
1307 when he was admitted to wages to keep the
parts of Lanark by ordinance of Aymer de Valence
dated Strathanan, until 7 July 1307, excepting 5
esquires who joined him on 30 Jan., £231 18s.
[fo. 5 r.]. Simon Wade and 3, from 20 Feb. 1306 -
14 May [he entered Latimer's company on 15 May],
£21. Thomas Grey and 4, from end of Feb. 1306 -
9 May [he entered Beaumont's company on 10 May],
£21 6s. Sum of knights' wages, £4310 6s 9'/2d.
(vii) [Fos. 5 V. -7 V. give wages of 45 esquires and
their socii. Of these, 11 esquires and 7 socii were
paid from various dates until 13 July 1306, when
they were entered on the payroll of the Perth
garrison; 3 esquires with 4 socii were paid from
4 Feb. 1307, when they were admitted to the king's
wages at Ayr by Aymer de Valence. The following
payments are also included.] To Stephen Waleys
with 2 socii, from 13 Apr. to 31 Aug. 1306, except-
ing one of his socii who died on 19 June in the
battle of Methven, £17 9s. [fo. 5 v.]. To Giles
Pecche with 4 socii, from 20 Jan. 1307, when he
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492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
went with his company to Galloway in the company
of Aymer de Valence, until 20 May 1307, £30 5s.
[fo. 7 r.].
(viii) [Wages of 4 named sergeants at arms, 1 with
Peter Lubaud, 3 at Tolibothvill.] [fo. 7 v.].
(ix) [Wages of 160 balisters. Of these, 5 named
vintenarii, each with 19 balisters, were entered on
the wages of the Perth garrison on 13 July 1306;
8 balisters were admitted to wages at Ayr on 4 Feb.
1307, to keep the seas in the parts of Galloway in
the company of Simon de Montague.] [fos. 7 v. -8r.].
(x) [Fos. 8 r. -9 V. give wages of constables of
foot, all esquires, and their companies, usually con-
sisting of 5 vintenarii and 95 archers. One such
company entered the payroll at Perth on 13 July
1306. In the following extracts, the first figure
denotes the number of vintenarii, and the second
the number of archers.] To Henry de Morton,
\-intenarius, with 1 and 38, going with the guardian
over the mountains in Nov. and returning to Perth
in Dec, and then again over the mountains by the
guardian's order to the garrison of Obeyn castle,
from 11 Nov. 1306 - 3 Feb. [1307], £29 15s. To
Michael de Whitton, constable, with 8 and 168,
from 3 Feb. 1307 when admitted to wages at Ayr by
Aymer de Valence, to 13 Feb. 1307, £15 13s 4d.
[fo. 9 r.]. To Thomas fitz Alan, vintenavius, with 1
and 50, from 7 Mar. 1307 when admitted [as above],
until 10 Apr., £15 15s. To Walter Wygan, hobelar,
with 4 and 76, from 25 Aug. 1306 when he was
admitted to wages as a hobelar by the captain, to
go with him with his archers to the siege of
Kildrummy, until 30 Sept., £26 16s 3d. [fo. 9 v.].
(xi) [Wages of shipmasters and sailors, giving the
names of the masters and their ships, ports of origin,
the number of sailors, and the covering dates of
payment. Wages were paid to masters of a ship from
Berwick, 3 from Yarmouth, 4 from Lynne, 1 each
from Shoreham, Hull, Alnemouth, Newbigging,
Shurcham and Swyne super Humber, and 1 from an
unspecified port, for periods ranging from 23 Feb.
to 25 Sept. (1306). (fos. 9 v. - 10 v.). The following
payments are also noted.] To William Jectour,
master of the barge leMessa^eroi Berwick, at 10s
daily for himself and 36 sailors, he taking 12d
daily as admiral, to which wage he was admitted
by the council at Berwick, and 3d daily for each
sailor, from 18 Apr. - 8 Oct. 1306, for 174 days
[excepting a few sailors for a few days].
1307
492 1306, February 20 -1307, July 7 Contd.
£96 Os 12d. [fo. 9 v.]. [To the master of a ship of
Burton Stathel], taking 88 qrs. malt from Perth to
Aberdeen, to the prince's household and others then
at the siege of Kildrummy, and returning with the
greater part of the malt to Perth, with 6 sailors,
from 28 Aug. - 30 Sept., 68s. To Thomas fitz Walter,
master of the barge Notre Dame of Irvine, and
Duncan fitz Adam, master of the ship Mariota of the
same, with 39 sailors, from 4 Feb. 1307, when they
were admitted to wages at Ayr by Aymer de Valence
and Simon de Montague, until 24 Mar., £26 6s 9d.
[Payments were also made to the following from
4 Feb. 1307, when admitted as above. 6 ships with
60 sailors, (ports not given), until 16 Apr., £63;
3 ships with 32, until 23 Feb., £8 10s; ship of
Drogheda, with 12, until 16 Apr., £12 12s (fo. 10
v.); (no port legible), with 11, until 4 Apr., £9 15s;
ship of Drogheda, 14, until 3 May, £16 7s 3d.] [No
port given], with 11 sailors, from 11 Feb. when
admitted [as above], until 16 Apr., £10 lis 3d. To
William Jettour, for his wages at 12d daily, from
4 Mar. 1307 when he was admitted by Aymer de
Valence to stay at Ayr with the king's fleet, until
6 May, 64s. To 2 esquires [named] with 24 foot-
archers, at 7s daily, from 11 Feb. 1307 when they
were admitted to wages [by the same] to stay in the
company of Simon de Montague in the king's
shipping then in the parts of the island next to Ayr,
until 16 Apr., £22 15s. Sum of sailors' wages to
here, £532 15s. [fo. 11 r.].
(xii) [Wages of garrisons. Full details not given
here.] To Edmund de Hastings, knight banneret,
captain of the garrison of Perth, at 15s daily for
himself, 2 knights and 7 esquires, from 13 July
1306 when he left the company of Aymer de Valence
and entered the town to keep it by Aymer's order,
until 7 July 1307 [with exceptions], £241 7s. [Wages
of esquires (named) and their soci;'. 2 esquires, with
19 soon', from 14 July 1306 when admitted as above,
to 7 July 1307 (with exceptions), total, £367 14s.
1 esquire with 2, from 15 Jan. 1307, when admitted
as above, to 7 July 1307, £26 2s. 2 esquires with
13, from 14 July - 30 Sept. 1306, total, £59 5s.
2 named vintenarii, each with 19 balisters, from
14 July 1306 - 7 July 1307, £112 13s 2d each.]
[fo. 11 V.]. [Wages of 2 vintenarii, each with 19
balisters, from 14 July - 30 Sept. 1306; another
vintenarivs left on 26 Aug. with 18 balisters for th.
siege of Kildrummy. Wages of 1 vintenarias and 9
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
balisters (sic) from 15 Jan. - 7 July 1307.] Robert
de Ravensdale, esquire, with 7 vintenarii and 132
archers, from 14 July - 31 Aug. 1306, staying for
49 days in the garrison by command of the captain
after he left to go beyond the mountains, excepting
4 vintenarii and 76 archers, who left for Kildrummy
on 25 Aug.; to the same, for 2 vintenarii and 36
archers, from 1 Oct. 1306 - 7 July 1307, total,
£186 16s 6d. [1 esquire, from 28 Sept. 1306 -
7 July 1307, £14 3s.] [fo. 12 r.]. To Robert de
Mauley, constable of Roxburgh, for 25 esquires,
13 balisters, 12 tradesmen and 21 archers in his
retinue while he is at an annual fee of 100 marks
for keeping the castle after John Comyn's death,
from 15 Feb. - 1 Apr. 1306 [with exceptions]; for
I knight, 33 esquires, 12 tradesmen, 33 balisters
and 31 archers, from 2 Apr. - 25 July 1306
[with exceptions] and for 1 knight, 18 esquires, 4
hobelars, 9 tradesmen, 12 balisters and 20 archers
from 26 July - 12 Nov. 1306 [with exceptions], total,
£516 lis lOd. To Ebulo de Montibus, constable of
Jedburgh, for 1 knight, 3 esquires and 1 watchman,
from 2 Jan. - 28 June 1306, and for 6 esquires,
II hobelars, 3 tradesmen, 8 balisters and 12 archers
admitted to wages after John Comyn's death, from
13 Feb. - 28 June 1306 [exceptions include 6
esquires and 11 hobelars who left on 25 June to
join de Valence at Perth], total, £103 4s 8d. [fo.
12 V.]. [Payment to the same for 4 esquires, 8
balisters, 4 tradesmen and 12 archers, from 29 June-
10 Oct. 1306, with exceptions.] For 5 esquires and
10 archers from 16 Sept., when they were admitted
to wages by command of the captain [de Valence] to
strengthen the castle, because the captain left
towards the parts of Glenreule, until 10 Oct.,
£8 6s 8d. To John de Kingston, constable of
Edinburgh, for 10 esquires, 4 hobelars and 4
balisters, admitted to wages by the council at
Berwick immediately after John Comyn's death, and
whom he retains in the castle for his annual fee of
£80, in that he rides continuously in the company
of Aymer de Valence, from 11 Feb. - 15 Sept. 1306,
for 4 esquires from 16 Sept. - 9 Nov. 1306, and for
an engineer and tradesmen from 18 Feb. - 15 Sept.
1306, total, £181 lis. To William Bisset, constable
of Stirling, for 1 knight, 12 esquires, 3 hobelars,
17 balisters and 12 archers, from 20 Feb. - 17 Dec.
1306, £355 10s 2d. [fo. 13 r.]. To the same, for 1
knight, 4 esquires, 23 balisters and 26 archers from
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
16 Mar. - 2 Aug. 1306; for 7 esquires, 20 balisters
and 20 archers from 18 Dec. 1306 - 7 July 1307, and
for 2 sergeants, from 20 Feb. 1306 - 7 July 1307,
total, £347 17s 8d. To Mr John de Weston, con-
stable of Forfar and escheator beyond Forth, for 6
esquires, 10 balisters and 5 archers in his company
by command of Aymer de Valence and the council at
Lanercost, from 10 Oct. 1306 - 31 Mar. [1307]; for
the [same garrison] and another 4 esquires newly
admitted to wages because of the impending arrival
of the enemy, from 1 Apr. - 7 July 1307, total,
£149 Os 13d. To Gilbert Pecche, knight banneret,
constable of Aberdeen, for 3 knights, 20 esquires,
12 balisters and 20 archers, from 30 Nov. 1306 -
7 July 1307, £382 18s 8d. To Peter de Brompton,
esquire, constable of Obeyn, for 5 esquires, 6
balisters and 42 archers, from 1 Jan. - 7 July 1307,
£141. [fo. 13 V.]. To Sir Robert Leyburn, constable
of Ayr, for 7 esquires, 4 balisters and 7 archers,
from 17 July - 8 Dec. 1306, £78 12s 6d. For 1
knight and 7 esquires from 31 July 1306, when they
were admitted to wages there because Henry Percy
and other magnates were in remotis, viz., Carrick
and Kintyre, until 26 Aug.; for 10 esquires and 7
balisters from 9 Nov. 1306, when they were admitted
to wages to stay there when Percy and the king's
army returned to England, until 8 Dec. 1306, and for
20 esquires, 10 balisters and 10 archers, admitted
to wages by order of Aymer de Valence, from 9 Dec.
[1306] - 7 July [1307], total, £393 12s 6d. To Sir
Walter de Burghdon, keeper of Selkirk castle, for
I knight, 15 esquires, 16 balisters and 17 archers,
from 21 Feb. - 22 Mar. 1306, when Robert de
Clifford, to whom the king had commited the keeping
of the castle, entered it; to the same, staying in
Clifford's name, for 4 knights, 27 esquires, 8
hobelars, 30 balisters and 4 archers, from 23 Mar. -
10 May [1306]; for 1 other knight and 10 esquires,
from 3-27 Apr. [1306], and for 1 knight, 15 esquires,
4 hobelars, 20 balisters and 20 archers, from
II May - 7 Oct. [1306], total, £369 19s 4d. [fo. 14
r.]. To Sir Peter Lubaud, constable of Linlithgow,
for 15 esquires, 5 hobelars, 8 balisters and 20
archers from 16 Feb. 1306 - 7 July 1307; for 15
esquires, 5 hobelars, 2 tradesmen, 20 balisters and
40 archers, from 7 Mar. 1306 when they were entered
[in wages] by order of the chamberlain, for a
sergeant from 27 Mar., and for an engineer and 4
tradesmen to make and mend an engine, springald
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
and bretach, from 1 Apr. [all until 18 Sept. 1306],
total, £953 13s 8d. To Richard Siward, constable
of Dumfries, having 10 esquires, 12 balisters and
12 archers in the castle by agreement with the
chamberlain, from 29 Sept. 1306 - 1 July 1307,
100 marks, [fo. 14 v.]. To Robert de Sandale, con-
stable of Berwick castle, for [?] knights and
esquires, 6 balisters, 20 archers and 3 tradesmen,
from 15 Feb. - 14 Oct. 1306; for 6 engineers and
carpenters and various smiths, working on engines,
springalds and bretachs, from 20 Feb. - 26 Aug.
[1306], and for 3 esquires, 6 balisters, 8 engineers
and 5 tradesmen, from 15 Oct. - 14 Nov. [1306],
total, £234 8s 4d. On 15 Nov. the keeping of the
castle was given to Thomas de le Grene. [To
Robert Sandale, for expenses of the following
prisoners.] A chaplain and 2 boys of the bishop of
St Andrews, sent as prisoners by Aymer de Valence,
from 20 Aug. - 5 Nov. 1306, 58s 6d. Bernard de
Alemaunde [?], John Dynaunt and 4 others, German
merchants, taken in the parts of Dundee and sent
by [the same], from 13 - 23 Aug. [1306], 8s 3d.
Sir Malcolm Lokkard and John de Blar, taken in
Scotland and imprisoned by order of [the same], for
4 days, 12d. The countess of Buchan and her maid,
at 4d daily, from 21 Sept. - 5 Nov. 1306, 15s 4d.
Maria de Bruys and her maid, from 20 Sept. - 14 Oct.
[1306], 8s 8d. Neil Bruce, Alan Doreward and
Alexander de Moravia, knights, and Alexander de
Monymoosk, clerk, [fo. 15 r.]... infantry ... taking of
Neil in Kildrummy castle and sent by sea to
Berwick to be imprisoned there by order of de
Valence, from 20 Sept. - 14 Oct. [1306], £8 17s Id.
To [Sandale], for 6 esquires, 6 balisters and 10
archers, from 20 Sept. - 14 Oct. 1306, £12 Os 20d.
To Thomas de le Grene, constable of the castle, for
2 esquires, 6 balisters and 3 tradesmen, from 15 Nov.
1306 - 7 July 1307, £80 5s lOd. To Alexander le
Convers, clerk of works of the new castle of
Tolibothvill, for 1 esquire, 1 contratotulor, and 4
sergeants [named], from 15 Feb. - 26 Mar. 1306; for
6 esquires, 1 vintenarius with 20 balisters, and 64
archers, from 18 Feb. - 26 Mar. 1306; and for 4
watchmen from 15 Feb. - 26 Mar. 1306, total,
£65 2s 6d. On [27 Mar.] they were ejected by the
king's enemies. To Edmund Hastings, knight
banneret, keeper of Dundee castle, for 6 esquires,
12 balisters and 20 archers, admitted to wages by
order of the council to keep the parts of Dundee,
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
from 20 Feb. - 1 July 1306, £89 2s. To Thomas de
Sandale, constable of Panmor castle, for 4 esquires,
6 balisters and 20 archers, admitted to wages to
keep the parts of Dundee by order of the magnates
at Berwick, immediately after the garrison was
ejected from Tolibothwell, from 1 May - 30 June
1306, £28 19s 6d. Sum of garrisons' wages,
£5873 18s 5d. [fo. 15 v.].
(xiii) [Payments for restoration of lost horses.
Names of those for whom these horses were valued
are given in the MS.; all losses were by witness of
the marshal of the army unless otherwise stated.]
[Horses lost in the company of Aymer de Valence -
8 destriers, including those of Robert D'Arcy and
Giles D'Argentein, lost at Methven, and 13 runcins
and other horses also lost there. 2 destriers of
Robert and Giles, and 1 runcin, at Loch Tay. (The
top of fo. 16 v. is illegible, but shows that 7
runcins were killed in 'the same battle', propably
at Loch Tay.) 3 destriers and 13 others, in
Galloway.] Sum of the leaf, £673. [fo. 16 r. -v.].
[In the same company - 17 runcins and others in
Galloway, and 29 horses killed in the king's
service.] Sum of the leaf, £401. [fo. 17 r. -v.].
[Horses lost in the companies of the following
knights; all runcins, except where destriers are
specified. William le Latimer, 1 in the king's
service; Henry Grey, (same); Gilbert Pecche, 10 in
the king's service and 11 beyond the mountains;
Robert Hastings, 2 in the king's service; Henry
Beaumont, 1 destrier at Methven and 4 others in the
king's service (fo. 18 r.); Richard Lovel, 4 at
Methven and 1 at Ayr; John de Caunton, 2 destriers
and 2 others in the king's service; Matthew de Monte
Martini and Aymer de la Zouche, 2 runcins in the
king's service. In the company of William de Cambou,
esquire of the household, 1 at Lanark and 1 in the
king's service; in that of Galfrid de Boys, esquire
of John de Weston, 6 in the king's service.] Sum of
the leaf, £524 13s 4d. [fo. 18 v.]. [Horses lost in
esquires' companies - 6 at Methven, 18 in the king's
service, 1 in Galloway; also 1 at Aberdeen, by
witness of Gilbert Pecche. Total, £181 6s 8d. In
the companies of the following - Edmund Hastings,
captain of Perth, 1 destrier and 6 others in the king's
service; Alexander le Convers, 2 in the king's
service; Richard Harding, esquire of the Perth
garrison, 1 at Methven; John de Kingston, 2
destriers at Methven and 1 other in the king's
214
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
service.] Sum of the leaf, £298. [fo. 19 r.-v.]. In the
same company, 3 runcins in the king's service.
[Total of 14 horses, lost in the companies of 9
others, named, including Richard Bremesgrave and
Peter Lubaud.] Sum of the page, £125 6s 8d. Sum of
the horses, £2012. [fo. 20 r.]. [Fo. 20 v. is blank.]
(xiv) [Expenses for the shipping of men and stores.
Small payments for pilotage, and the names of
masters and ships (unless Scottish) are omitted
here.] For loading stores as follows, to be shipped
from Berwick to Blackness and taken to Peter
Lubaud for Linlithgow castle - 50 tuns wine, on
17 May, 50s; 116 qrs. wheat, 91 qrs. malt, on 2 May,
50s; 193 qrs. oats, on 26 May, 50s. For loading
stores going from Berwick to the army at Perth, on
9 June:- 119 qrs. wheat, 30s; 170 qrs. oats, 50s;
180 qrs. oats, 60s; and on 10 June, for 38 tuns wine,
with a boy to look after it, 40s. For 200 men at
arms, going from Berwick to Perth, who could not go
by land on account of enemies between Berwick and
the king's army, on 12 June, 60s. To the master of
the barge le Messager of Berwick, for the expenses
of the following prisoners - the abbot of Scone and
a clerk, for 12 days, 4s 6d; 7 German merchants,
for 9 days, 7s lO'/jd; the countess of Buchan,
Maria de Bruys and 2 maids, for 15 days, 12s 6d;
Patrick Skene and 10 other esquires, for 10 days,
18s 4d; Adam Chapellayn and a boy, for 15 days,
3s 9d; all were captured at various times and
places, and were delivered to him by Aymer de
Valence to be taken to Berwick in his barge, [fo.
21 r.]. To the same, for expenses of the bishop of
Glasgow, Sir David de Inchemartyn and 15 other
prisoners, captured [etc., as above], for 9 days,
13s 9d. To 8 shipmasters [1 named] taking victuals
from Berwick to supply Dundee castle, on 16 July,
£8 19s. To ships taking stores from Berwick as
follows, to supply the army at Perth - 120 qrs. malt,
180 qrs. oats, [no dates], total, 80s; 24 tuns wine,
on 20 July, 46s 8d; [victuals, 270 qrs. wheat, 114
qrs. malt, 90 pipes wine, all on 10 July, total,
£8 6s 8d; 26 tuns wine, 25 qrs. wheat, 45 qrs. malt,
6 qrs. oats and 16 bacons, all on 21 July, total,
£4 10s; 200 qrs. malt, to maintain the magnates
there in the king's army, on 4 July, 60s; victuals
for the same, on 20 July, 60s.] Sum of the leaf,
£58 2s 8'/2d. [fo. 21 v.]. [Payments to ships taking
stores from Berwick, as follows:- 100 qrs. wheat,
11 tuns wine, to Blackness, on 11 July; victuals, to
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
Perth, 28 July; same, to Blackness, 8 Aug.; corn,
to Blackness, and 32 tuns flour, 6 tuns wine, 48 qrs.
malt, 102 bacons, to Blackness for Linlithgow, all
on 9 Aug.; 18 tuns wine, to Stirling, against the
prince's coming, 12 Sept.; 100 qrs. wheat, to William
Byset, constable of Stirling, 12 Sept.; 16 tuns wine,
20 qrs. coarse salt, to Blackness and Stirling, for
the constables of Linlithgow and Stirling, 1 Jan.
1307; 20 tuns wine (to the above, 10 tuns each, no
date); 30 tuns wine, to Blackness, no date; 30 tuns
flour, to Blackness, 5 July; 2 machines, to
Aberdeen for the siege of Kildrummy, 19 Aug.;
300 qrs. oats, 20 tuns wine to Aberdeen for the
army besieging Kildrummy, 3 Sept. Total payments,
£37 16s 8d.] [fo. 22 r.]. [Payments for ships taking
stores as follows:- victuals (detailed) from Berwick
to Aberdeen to the prince and army besieging
Kildrummy, in Aug. 1306; engines, from Aberdeen to
Berwick, 16 Oct.; corn, from Perth to Aberdeen, and
returning with the corn to Perth, from 1 Sept. -
5 Oct.; victuals, Aberdeen to Berwick, 16 Oct.; 30
tuns wine, from Aberdeen to Blackness, then to
Berwick, by the prince's order, (no date); 30 tuns
wine, Berwick to Perth, then to Aberdeen, returning
with them to Perth, 16 Oct. Total, £29 19s 4d.]
To John Baret', master of la Godye of Dundee,
taking 100 qrs. oats by the prince's order from
Perth to Blackness, on 15 July, 33s 4d. [Victuals,
Berwick to Perth, 16 July, 46s 8d.] Sum for ships,
£133 7s 8d. For sending coal, iron, hemp sacks for
corn, and oil to Roxburgh, 116s 2V2d. Sum of the
leaf, £78 Is 2V'2d. [fo. 22 v.]. [For sending similar
stores and ropes and Eastland boards to the castles
of (illegible), Linlithgow, Jedburgh and Berwick,
including lead, a cable for an engine and cords for
springalds sent to Berwick, total, £55 13s 2'/2d.]
[fo. 23 r.]. [Payments to the clerk of the keeper of
the king's stores at Berwick, for money paid to
porters taking stores to ships and handling empty
vats, etc.] Sum of the leaf, £60 18s 7d. [fo. 23 v.].
[Similar payments to the same, total, £8 9s 8d.]
[fo. 24 r.]. [First entry illegible.] To a clerk arrang-
ing for the sending of 26 qrs. malt, 100 bacons and
30 tuns flour from Linlithgow peel to Blackness, to
be sent to the prince at Kildrummy, 41s 6d.
[Similar payments for movement of stores.] Sum of
the leaf, £28 9s 2y2d. [fo. 24 v.]. [Similar payments.]
To the abbot of Melrose, for 15 granaries and 4
cellars hired for storing corn from the king's store
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
at Berwick, between 16 May 1306 and 7 June 1307,
£20. To Sir Simon Montague, for repair of a barge in
the king's fleet at Ayr and in the isles of Scotland,
19s 6d.
(xv) [Losses.] Wool bought at £266 13s 4d, sold at
£224 16s 4d, on 10 July 1306. 3 tuns wine lost at
sea, £10. [fo. 25 r.]. Losses:- wine at sea, 100s;
wine and iron for Linlithgow, at sea, £10 12s 8d;
1 tun wine, broken between Blackness and
Linlithgow, £23; wine for Stirling, at sea, £4.
[Losses of wine at Stirling, Jedburgh, Roxburgh and
Berwick due to leakage and absorbtion {curiosia et
ollagium), including losses from 26 tuns wine at
Stirling for 2 years, amounting to 2 tuns at £4 each.
Total, £43 19s 8d.]
(xvi) [Prests.] To Walter Reynolds, keeper of the
wardrobe of the prince of Wales, receiving money in
37 tuns wine and 15 tuns flour, delivered at
Linlithgow by Peter Lubaud from the king's store
there, on 17 Dec. 1305, £182 8s 7d. Sum of the leaf,
£375 2s lOd. [fo. 25 v.]. [Prests to the same, for
stores delivered (to him) at Perth, Roxburgh, Edin-
burgh, Blackness, at Forfar on 23 Sept., and at
Dundee on 10 Sept.; total, £56 Is 6d. Prests for
stores delivered to Henry de Lacy from Peter Lubaud,
by receipt dated Templeston, 30 Sept., £7 Is 9d; for
stores delivered to de Lacy at Perth in July and
Aug., total, £98 2s.] [fo. 26 r]. [Prests to John de
Britannia for stores from Peter Lubaud, by receipt
dated 26 Sept. 1306, for stores from Roxburgh on
4 Oct. 1306, from Edinburgh on 22 July 1306, and at
Perth on 23 Sept. Total, £59 13s lid. Prests to
Robert de Clifford for stores from Lubaud on 28 May
1307, from John de Kingston, (no date), and from
Robert Mauley at Roxburgh in a.r. 34. Total, £28.
Similar prests to 2 named knights, total, £2 3s 6d.]
Prest to Robert de Halstede and Henry de Appleby,
knights, taking Sir Simon Frisel to the king, for
expenses, received from Peter [Lubaud] in 5 lagenae
of wine, 21%d. Prest to Sir John Menteith, keeping
the sea with Simon Montague, for wages of himself
and 1000 of his men in his company, by hands of
Andrew de Foulerton, his valet, at Ayr, 9 Feb. 1307,
£20. Sum of the leaf, £271 14s liy4d. [fo. 26 v.]. [2
prests to Menteith as above, one on 1 May, amounts
illegible; prest of £6 lis 4d for wages to John de
la Muylye, king's valet, with Montague. Prests to
Sir Simon Montague, admiral at Ayr, for wages, on
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
24 Feb. 1307, 28 Mar. 1307, 20 Apr., 1 May and
11 May (1307), and a prest for 1 tun wine. Total,
£13 2s 6d. 2 prests to Sir William de Montague,
with Simon, for wages, on 22 Feb.; total,
£5 6s 8d.] Prest to Sir Edward Charles, admiral of
the fleet, for wages, received in victuals on 23 Aug.
[1306], £8 7s. To Walter Langton, bishop of
Chester, for 21 cesters wine delivered by Peter
Lubaud, 14 May [1307], 30s 2d. [Various other
small prests, including one to Sir William de la
Zouche at Inereiny (?) on 29 July 1306. [fo. 27 r.].
[Prests, including the following.] Prests to Patrick
de Dunbar, earl of March:- at Perth, by hands of
Mr John de Weston, 9 Aug. 1306, 100s; in 40 qrs.
wheat and 34 qrs. corn, delivered by Weston to
supply Dunbar castle from the store at his church
of Dunbar in a.r. 34, £20 10s; by hands of Hugh de
Gourlay, his knight, in 2 tuns wine at Aberdeen in
a.r. 34, £9 4s; to Patrick, his son, by bill of
Aymer de Valence dated Neuhous, 5 June 1306, in
victuals received from Peter Lubaud, 35s. Prests to
Henry de St Clar and Robert de Keth, knights, by
hands of James de Douglas and William le Sameter
their valets, in wine and grain received from Peter
Lubaud, as appears by their letters dated
Linlithgow, 6 June 1306, 104s. To the same, in
grain and wine received from Robert de Thorp at
Aberdeen, by hands of John de Trequar, in July
1306, 104s. To Henry de St Clar, by hands of John
de la Tour his valet, as a prest for wages, at Ayr,
on 17 Mar. 1306, 100s. To Henry de Haliburton,
knight, by bill of Aymer de Valence, in grain and
wine, 23s 6d. To the Haliburton brothers, in wine
and grain from William Bysset, constable of
Stirling, in a.r. 34, 116s 9d. To Alexander de
Balliol, knight banneret, by bill of Aymer de
Valence, in wine and grain from Peter Lubaud, 35s.
To the same, in 1/2 tun wine at Keith, by hands of
John de Heyden, clerk of the chamberlain, 40s.
To Duncan de Ferendragh, sheriff of Banff, in 10
halfs wheat and 1 tun wine for supply of Banff
castle, at Aberdeen by Adam de Alnemuth and
Robert Attestone, mariners, £7. Sum of the leaf,
£217 9s 2'/2d. [fo. 27 v.]. [Prests to the following.]
To John de Moubray, as a prest which he took in
30 q[uarters] ... 3 tuns wine, by hands of 'the same
sailors' for supply of the king's castles in [his]
keeping in Morauuia ... To David de Breghin,
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
keeper of Aberdeen castle, in 2 tuns wine and 20
qrs. com for that castle by hands of the same
mariners ... To William, earl of Ross, in July 1306,
for supply of the castle of Urquhart in his keeping,
from Robert de Thorp in 10 qrs. wheat and 1 tun
wine, by hands of Reginald de St Clar, esquire,
taking them from the mariners, £7 ... To Ralph fitz
William, at Perth on 10 Aug. 1306, from the same
Robert, 100s; and on 27 Aug., 53s 4d. To the same,
from the same, in 1 pipe wine and 1 tun flour,
£6 2s. To Hugh de Ross, son of the earl of Ross,
sailing from Berwick to his own parts , for himself
and others with him in the ship by the king's
command, in 7 chalders wheat, £8 8s. To Alexander
Comyn, by bill dated 21 June, in 1 chalder wheat,
24s. To Johanna, widow of Alexander Comyn of
Buchan, by his letter obligatory dated Carlisle,
17 Mar. 1307, 66s 8d. To Alexander de Argadia, by
his letter obligatory dated Berwick, 31 Apr. 1307,
100s. To John Comyn, earl of Buchan, sailing
from Berwick to Aymer de Valence at Perth before
the battle of Methven, in money, £7, and in 4 tuns
wine and 5 chalders oats, for which his letter
obligatory is dated Berwick, 9 June 1306, £26. To
John de Menteith, in 1 tun wine from Peter Lubaud
at Linlithgow, £4. To the same, constable of
Dumbarton castle, by hands of Mr John de Weston,
Perth, 6 July 1306 ... [2 prests to Sir Gilbert
Malherbe in wine and grain received from William
Byset, keeper of Stirling, in July and Aug. 1306.]
To David de Graham, knight, from the same, as a
prest on wages, £3, and in grain received at Stirling
at 2 times in a.r. 34, 116s 9d. [fo. 28 r.]. [Further
prests, including 3 made for debts in the wardrobe
at Kinross on 2 and 15 Sept. and to (Alexander ?) le
Convers at Fettercairn on 18 Sept. Names of the
recipients are partly illegible.] To John de
Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe, in salmon
from the mayor and bailiffs of Berwick for expenses
of the king's household, by privy seal letter to
John de Sandale dated Lanercost, 5 Nov. 1305 [s/c],
£23 13s 4d. To the same, for cloth, wax, cord and
carriage, 22 Jan., £106 10s 5d. To the same, by
hands of Walter de Bedewynde, to pay Dungal
Makedowel for the taking of Sirs Thomas and
Alexander de Bruys and Reginald de Crauford,
Carlisle, 3 Feb. 1307, £40. [5 or 6 further prests.]
Sum of the leaf, £417 9s 2'/2d. [fo. 28 v.]. [3 prests
in money to John de St John, Thomas Paynel and
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
Robert de Felton; details illegible.]
(xvii) [Payments to messengers, etc., for their
expenses.] To William de Haywyk, chaplain, going
from Dumfries ... meeting the chamberlain near
Lanark and telling him of the death of the same
[John Comyn] ... returning ... and he caused the
king's castles to be fortified because of the rebel-
lion of the said Robert ... [Another payment to the
same, largely illegible.] To Henry de Moines,
staying in the parts of Peebles and Haddington to
spy out (ad explorandum) the state ... and April,
staying and going to Berwick, and returning to the
foresaid parts ... To Robert de Duns, sent from
Berwick to the parts of Stirling, Lennox and
St[raterin ?] ... Simon and his adherents in these
parts, for his expenses going, staying and returning,
from [23 ?] M[arch] ... To John de Pentcatelan, sent
from Berwick to the parts beyond Forth to spy
concerning the war [?] ... Robert ... to Scone to his
coronation, and concerning the will and state of the
common men of these parts by reason of ... staying
and returning, for 18 days in Apr. [1306] ...
[Payments to 4 named messengers, leaving Berwick
on 15 Feb. with letters of the chamberlain to ...
le Convers and William de Hull at Tolibothevill
castle, to the constables of Edinburgh, Linlithgow
and Stirling, of Roxburgh, Jedburgh and Selkirk,
and to all sheriffs beyond the Forth, 'to certify them
of the death of John Comyn' and concerning the
safekeeping of these castles.] To Henry de
Pluckele, clerk, going to the king with the chamber-
lain's letters to tell him of the death of John Comyn
and of the state of Scotland, for expenses from
14 Feb. for 24 days, 48s. To Robert de Thorp, clerk,
going from Berwick with the chamberlain's letters
to the king concerning the state and news of
Scotland, receiving money for his expenses on
28 Mar. 1306, 20s. To John de Pentcatelan,
scutifer, going from Berwick with letters to Sir
Simon Frisel, then in the parts of Peebles, concern-
ing his coming to Berwick to treat with the chamber-
lain concerning the state of Scotland, receiving
money for his expenses on 15 Apr. 1306, 6s. To
Robert Broun, cursor, going from Berwick with
letters of Aymer de Valence to Sirs Henry de Percy
and Robert de Clifford, then in the parts of Carlisle,
for expenses on 18 May, 2s. [Payments in May and
on 9 and 10 June to 4 messengers, taking letters
from Aymer and the chamberlain to the king.] To
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
[John de Chaddeworth, clerk], going to the king
with Aymer's letters concerning the battle fought at
M[et]fen, for expenses on 22 June 1306, 19s. [fo.
29 r.]. To Reginald, nuncio, bringing the king's
letters to Aymer and other magnates in his company,
for expenses in returning to the king by Aymer's
command, on 27 June, 5s. [Similar payment to
another messenger.] To Alan de Berwyc, going from
Berwick to Perth with the king's letters to the
prince and other magnates, on 31 July, 2s. To
Thomas de Nova Haya, going from Carlisle to
Berwick and Bothwell on the king's business, on
4 July 1307, 20s. To Nicholas de Lughteburgh,
clerk, going from Carlisle to Wark for small victuals
to be received against the prince's arrival and
delivered to Robert de Mauley, constable of
Roxburgh, for supply of the castle, for expenses for
30 days, 30s. To the same and Walter de [Wilton ?],
clerk, going from Berwick to Lanark and Glasgow
to receive the service due to the king in his war on
both sides of the Forth, both for their expenses and
for allocation of horses, 60s. To John de Cokermuth,
clerk, going from Berwick to the king at Neuport
Paynel to tell him of the battle at Methven, for his
expenses in going, staying and returning, in June
1306, 53s 4d. To the same, going from Berwick to
Newbrough to tell the king of the arrival of the
bishops of St Andrews and Glasgow and other
Scottish prisoners at Newcastle, for expenses [as
above] in July, 20s. To Sir John de Chadworth,
taking [the 2 bishops] and other prisoners taken at
the battle of Methven from Berwick to Newcastle,
where they were sent by privy seal writ dated
Thrapston, 6 July 1306, for his own expenses in
going, staying and returning, and those of the
prisoners, on 23 July, £6 13s 4d. To John de
Cockermuth, going from Berwick to Carlisle to tell
the king of the state of Scotland, at 2 times in a.r.
35, 46s 7d. To Alan, nuncio, going from Berwick to
Perth and Stirling to carry letters conservatory of the
privileges of the friars minor concerning the public
sentence made against Robert de Bruys and his
accomplices, for his expenses on 16 July going and
returning for 8 days, 3s. To Donald, nuncio, going
from Berwick with the king's letters to Aymer de
Valence in the parts beyond the Forth and returning,
from 23 July for 12 days, 3s. To Nicholas de
Staunton, going from Berwick to the same at Perth
1307
492 1306, February 20 - 1307, July 7 Contd.
with the king's letters to him, for expenses for 1
horse, on 26 July, 4s. To William St [4 letters],
messenger, going from Berwick with letters of the
king and the chamberlain of Scotland to Gilbert
Pecche and other magnates beyond the Forth, and
returning, on 14 Aug., 3s. To William de Leel,
going from Berwick with letters of the king and the
chamberlain of Scotland to Robert fil' Roger at
Bothwell castle and returning, on 14 Aug., 2s. To
Alan de Co ... heved, going from Berwick to the
king at Heghtlesham with letters of the chamberlain
concerning the state and news of Scotland, and
returning, on 20 Aug., 3s 6d. To Adam L ... going
from Berwick with the king's letters to all sheriffs
beyond the Forth concerning the siege of Kildrummy,
and returning, on 25 Aug., 6s 8d. Sum of the leaf,
£98 5s. [fo. 29 v.]. [E 101/13/16] [The last 5 folios
are damaged on one side].
493 July 15
Receipt by Robert de Thorp, clerk of John de
Sandale, chamberlain of Scotland, for 3 tuns wine,
7 tuns flour, 388 qrs. wheat, 274 qrs. malt and
245 qrs. oats, received between 8 Apr. and
15 June 1307 from Richard de Bremesgrave, keeper
of victuals at Berwick and Perth, from the victuals
at Perth, for the wages of the garrison there.
Berwick. [E 101/13/20(16)].
494 July 17 [Extract]
[Inventory made at Burgh on Sands of relics, etc.,
in the wardrobe. 2 ms.] In a casket marked with the
sign of the cross ... /a Blaktode of Scotland, of
goldwork with a gold chain, in a wooden case with
silver-gilt exterior. Item, crux Sancte Elene de
Scoc' of goldwork and gems, in a case of wood and
leather ... A box (teca) of silver-gilt and gems
containing part of the Holy Cross and many small
relics of the confessor St Edmund, in a burse bear-
ing the arms of the king of France, with other relics
which that king sent to Alexander, king of Scotland;
these were found in Edinburgh castle, all in a
leather case. [E 101/370/3] [Part in TSES. ii (1906-
7), 40].
495 August 28
Commission to Aymer de Valence, guardian of
Scotland, to receive Scots into the king's peace.
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
495 August 28 Contd.
Cumnock. French. [E 39/95/10] [In Foedera, II, i,
4].
496 August 31
Privy seal writ from King Edward [II] to James de
Dalilegh, escheator south of Forth. Orders him to
pay wages to Thomas Belle and Robert, his brother,
for the time when they were in the castles of
Tibbers and Durisdeer in the service of the late
and present kings. Annan. [E 101/13/21(9)].
497 August
[Imperfect roll of daily household expenses. 3 ms.]
[itinerary of the household - Annan, 1 Aug.;
Tinwald, 2 Aug.; Dumfries, 3-12 Aug.; Dunscore,
13 Aug.; Tibbers, 14-15 Aug.; Sanquhar, 16-18
Aug.; Cumnock, 19-27 Aug.; Sanquhar, 28 Aug.;
Thornhill, 29 Aug.; Tinwald, 30 Aug.; Annan,
31 Aug. Marginal note that on 3 or 4 Aug. the earls
of Buchan and Dunbar, John de Moubray, Alexander
de Abernithy and other Scottish magnates dined
with the king.] [m. l]. [E 101/373/5].
498 September 14
Receipt by John de Sandale for 544 qrs. wheat,
40 tuns flour, ... 813 qrs. malt, 358 qrs. flour,
73 qrs. barley, 304 ... of salt, 825 stockfish and
118 bacons, received at Berwick between 11 Sept.
1306 and 14 Sept. 1307 from Richard de
Bremesgrave, keeper of victuals in Scotland, for
the wages of men at arms and others. Berwick.
[E 101/13/20(15)].
499 [1307, c. December 13]
[Single membrane, headed 'Names of the magnates
staying in the parts of Scotland to whom the king
should write'.] John de Britannia, the king's
lieutenant in Scotland. John de Sancto Johanne,
Ingelram de Umframvill, John de Moubray, John fil'
Marmeduc, Richard Syward. [Marginal note that
these had agreed with the king to stay in Scotland
until the feast of the Purification next coming.]
[There follows a list as in Foedera, II, i, 22, but
including the names of Ralph fil' William, Gilbert
Peche, Edmund de Hastingges, John de Kyngeston,
Robert Hastang, Richard Lovel, Robert de Malo Lacu
and Walter de Bourghdon; these have been deleted
and grouped in a second column against the word
'Angl'. Names of ecclesiastics apparently as in
Foedera.] [C 47/22/13(17)1 [Partly faded].
1307
500 1307
[Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, and Elizabeth his wife, of Writtle, Baddow,
Hatfield Broadoak and Broomshawbury, co. Essex,
forfeited by Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick.]
Carlisle. [DL 10/211] [See vol. iii, no. 4].
501 1307
[Names of foot-soldiers from Derbyshire and Lanes
for the war in Scotland.] [E 39/4/3].
502 [1307]
[List of men of Cartmel.] [E 39/100/185].
503 [c. 1307]
[Fragment, headed 'For the garrison of the castle of
Cumnock'.] [Name, deleted.] Laurence de la Rivere
and 2 [esquires ?], 42s. Robert de Vienna and 1
[esquire ?], 14s. 5 others [named] with 1 [esquire
each ?], 14s each. [Further sums of 50s, 20s and
10s are noted.] The valets of Thomas de Bykenore
[2 names], total, 18s. The valets of William de
Rithre [4 names], total, 56s. Adam de Levynton and
2 [esquires ?], 14s. Sir William de Felton and 4
esquires, £4 4s Od. 100 [altered to 90] infantry at
3d each, £11 19s 2d. 2 sergeants at arms [named]
to be sent to Lanark in place of 2 valets of
William de Rithre ... Total, £27 7s 2d. Item, for
Thomas de Leyburn, 100s [deleted]. [E 101/17/33].
504 [1272 - 1307]
Letter from the mayor and community of Berwick to
King Edward [I]. When Thomas de Karliolo
[Carlisle], burgess of Newcastle, brought his suit
before them in the court of Berwick against Thomas
de Raveneser, burgess of Berwick, they were
prepared to showhimfuU justice, which notwith-
standing he is unjustly distraining goods of Scottish
merchants and burgesses at Newcastle against
Thomas de Raveneser, although the writers have
never made default of law to him. [SC 1/15/61].
505 [1291-1307]
[Fragments of deeds of homage.] [E 39/99/97].
506 [1296-1307]
Letter from the barons of Winchelsea to King
Edward [l]. John Dagh' of Faveresham, their co-
baron, and Robert de Frendesbery, his merchant,
were in the king's service with John Dagh's ship
and goods aiding in the war in Scotland and dwelling
there under the king's protection. After the war was
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
506 [1296-1307] Contd.
over, Robert left with the ship and goods for
England, with the permission of the stewards and
marshals, and arrived at the port of Saint Botulf.
There Richard de Bermingeham [and five others,
named] arrested the ship and still detain it, to the
value of £70. John has purchased several chancery
writs for release of the ship, but without success, as
he says. The barons ask for John, who is still in the
king's service, that the ship and goods be released
and that Richard and the others be attached to
answer before the king for their despite, and to John
for his losses, 'before [the king's] passage'.
French. [SC 1/21/72] [Similar letters, both damaged,
from the barons of Sandwich, SC 1/20/109, and the
barons of [m/'ssing], SC 1/16/36] [Date is probably
1297].
507 [c 1296 - 1307]
Letter from Richard le Valeys to Robert de
Barthelby, parson of Bourck' [Burrough on the Hill,
CO. Leics]. Since he has gone to the king's war in
Scotland, he requests letters of protection, to last
as long as the addressee wishes, and to be sent by
the bearer of these presents. French. [SC 1/31/38].
508 [c. 1298 - 1307]
Letter from John de Drokenesford to John de
Sheffeld, clerk of the chancery. Despite his request,
he is informed by John Peny, burgess of Sandwich,
that Sheffeld has done nothing concerning Peny,
whereat he is displeased, since Sheffeld was not
assigned to take grain from merchants going to
Scotland except where this could be done without
harm, nor without adequate payment. As Peny has
done good work in the king's service there and else-
where, he ought the less to be harassed. The writer
again asks that Sheffeld should take nothing from
Peny or the men of the ports so far as he can, and
that, if he takes anything from Peny, he should pay
what it cost or is worth. (Postscript) 'I request
what you ought to do by right, and if you do other-
wise you will be to blame'. French. [SC 1/48/13].
509 [1299- 1307]
Letter from John de Acres to Richard de
Brimmesgrave, [victualler at Berwick]. Asks him to
send one of his men with the bearer of this letter to
the castle of Berwick, with the key, which Richard
has in his possession, of a room in which is the
armour of the writer's lord (le hemeis monseigneur),
1307
509 [1299-1307] Contd.
and that [the bearer of ?] this letter may bring the
writer a charter kept in an unlocked chest in that
room. French. [SC 1/63/95].
510 1304-7 [Extract]
[Book of receipts of the wardrobe in a.r. 33-35
Edward I. 38 fos.] From John de Sandale, chamber-
lain of Scotland, from the issues of Scotland, by
hands of Sir Thomas de Grey, taking money for sheep
bought of him, for the expenses of the king and
household staying at Lanercost in Oct., by privy
seal letter dated 20 Oct., £41 18s 6d. [fo. 23 r.].
From the same, for money paid to James de Dalilegh
at Carlisle [as no. 472 above, fo. 16 v.]. [fo. 24 r.].
From James de Dalilegh [various amounts of grain,
etc.]. From the same, for the issues of the escheatry
south of Forth in a.r. 34, from the following sheriff-
doms - Roxburgh, £20 14s 4d; Berwick, £4 2s SVid;
Edinburgh, £8 15s; Lanark, £16 13s 4d; Ayr,
£84 14s 2d; Dumfries, £43 9s 8d. [fo. 26 v.].
[Receipts from Dalilegh's account for a.r. 35,
including the following.] For 6 qrs. malt sold for
the wardrobe to John de Hastings and David de
Breghin, 24s. [fo. 36 v.]. From the escheatry of the
manors of the bishop of Glasgow and others in the
sheriffdom of Roxburgh, by hands of Thomas de
Charnes, sub-escheator, £50 Os 6d; from the sheriff-
dom of Berwick, by the same, £4 4s O'Ad; from the
lands of the bishop of St Andrews and others in the
sheriffdom of Edinburgh, by the same and by Alan
Walingford and William Hamme, sub-escheators,
£139 14s 3d; from Stirlingshire, by John Luyk, sub-
escheator, £9 10s 2d; from the sheriffdom of Lanark,
including the barony and burgh of Glasgow, by Peter
de Stratherne, sub-escheator, £93 4s 4d; from
Dumfrieshire and the liberty of Annandale, by
John Byx, sub-escheator, £219 16s I'id. [fo. 37 v.].
[E 101/368/7].
511 [c 1305-7]
Letter from Robert de Clyfford, keeper of the march
of Cumberland, to William de Hamelton, chancellor.
Since Sir William de Kardoyll is staying in his com-
pany with men at arms in the king's service, asks
for letters of protection for him from the time of
writing to Pentecost next. French. [SC 1/25/180].
512 1306-7 [Extract]
[Part of a book of payments of the wardrobe. 35 fos.]
(a) Prest to John de Sandale, chamberlain of
220
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
512 1306-7 [Extract] Contd.
Scotland, paying money to James de Dalilegh at
Carlisle, 26 Mar. in the present year, £20. Prest to
Ebulo de Montibus, constable of Jedburgh, for repair
of houses in that castle, in money paid at Roxburgh,
23 Jan., £10. Prest to Simon de Blakenhale, con-
stable of Roxburgh, and John de Allegate, sub-
sheriff, for victuals for John de Britannia, the king's
lieutenant in Scotland, in money paid at Roxburgh,
24 Jan., £15. Prest to Sir Robert Mauley, for
victuals and repair of houses in his castle, £30.
To Aymer de Valence, for his cerfum for keeping
Scotland, Lanark, 14 May [1307], 100s. [fo. 1 v.].
Prest to Robert de Clifford, in the garrison of
Lanark with 15 men, for SVi tuns wine, £11 13s 4d.
Prest to John de Segrave [as Clifford], for 3 tuns
wine, £10. [fo. 2 v.]. Prest to John de Sandale, for
ships to go to Ayr, at Carlisle, 31 Jan., 100 marks.
To the same, for money taken to John de Hasting
for the provision of boats and other shipping to keep
the oea in case the earl of Carrick should return
(reddat) to his boats, Carlisle, 28 Jan., 100 marks.
[Prests to Sandale for money taken to the sheriff of
Ayr to pay sailors there, on 15 Feb., and from the
papal tenth in Scotland (as above, no. 492, f o. 1 r.)]
[fo. 3 r.]. (b) Prest to John, earl of Buchan, for his
expenses for keeping Galloway with his men, by
hands of William de Morsyn his chaplain, Carlisle,
26 May, 70 marks. [To Alexander de Balliol and
John de St John for the same, same day, £20 and
50 marks.] [fo. 4 r.]. To Robert de Clifford for works
on Douglas castle, Carlisle, 30 May, 100 marks, and
at Carlisle on 26 June, 50 marks. To the same, for
wages of 21 masons sent from the sheriff of Notts
and Derby to Kirkandres and thence to Clifford, for
6 days from 28 June, 43s, and for 3 days from 4 July,
21s 6d. [fo. 4 V.]. [Payments to John de Sandale] -
For wages of men in Scotland, by receipt dated
Berwick, 2 Sept. 1306, £433; for the same, from
1 Oct. 1306-7 May 1307, by receipt dated Newcastle,
7 May 1307, £715. [For victuals for castles, etc., in
Scotland, at Berwick on 28 Mar. and 2 May 1306,
total, £30 Is 8d. As prests for victuals, by hands of
various Gascon merchants, at Berwick, 16 June,
15 July and 10 Aug. 1306, total, £355 10s. Payments
for restoration of a horse and for wages.] As a prest
in money paid by the Frescobaldi to [Sandale],
£2579 6s 6d. [fo. 5 v.]. (c) To William Ryketholm,
taking the king's letters to John de Hastyngs and
John de Menteth, and 2 letters to Aymer de Valence.
1307
512 1306-7 [Extract] Contd.
Lanercost, 30 Jan., 13s 4d. To the same, going to
Galloway to make a foray (eqvitancia) against the
earl of Carrick, for wages and expenses for 16 days
from 8 June, 16s. [fo. 6 v.]. [Prest to Seguicia de
Councys, riding with John Botetourt against the earl
of Carrick, Lanercost, 12 Feb. (Fos. 17 v., 20 r.-v,
24 r. and 27 v. give further payments for this raid.)]
[fo. 7 r.]. [Prests to Aymer de Valence, Henry de
Percy, Humfrey de Boun, Alan Plukenet and Adam
Swyneburn for provisions in the Scottish war in a.r.
34, and to Ralph de Monthermer, Hugh Despenser
the father, Alexander de Balliol and Alexander de
Frivill for the same in a.r. 35; all at Berwick.]
[fo. 9 r.]. Prest to Galfrid de Ross and Bernard de
Keth, clerks, by their own hands, in money paid by
James de Dalilegh by order of Aymer de Valence,
£18. Prest to Sir David de Breghin, by hands of
Dalilegh, by order of the bishop of Lichfield and
de Valence, 60s. [fo. 13 v.]. [List of prests from
Dalilegh's stores to earls and others at Carlisle,
Dumfries, etc., in a.r. 35 Edward I or a.r. 1 Edward
n. Among those named are Alexander de Balliol,
David Dasceles, John Meneteth, Henry de St Clar
and Robert de Keth, knights, John de Vaus,
Maurice de Stratherne, David de Breghin, Alexander
de Abernethy and Bernard de Keth; Patrick, earl of
Dunbar received 20 qrs. wheat and 4 tuns wine at
Ayr.] [fos. 14 r.-15 v.]. (d) To 2 messengers
[named], taking the king's letters to Sir John
Hastings and Sir Robert Leybourne, sheriff and con-
stable of Ayr, 'or one of them', Lanercost, 12 Feb.,
6s. [fo. 17 r.]. [To Christinus of Stirling and
another, taking the king's letters to John de Menteth
and Alexander D'Argail, and to the earl of Hereford
and Henry Percy, Lanercost, 14 Feb., total, 8s 6d.]
To Christinus of Stirling, taking the king's letters to
Aymer de Valence, Carlisle, 15 Mar., 4s. [fo. 17 v.].
[fo. 20 r.]. Prest to Sir Nicholas de Scotville, riding
to Galloway against the earl of Carrick, at Carlisle,
7 June [fo. 21 v.]. To John de Villar', by
hands of Peter de Monte Ozere, for going to conduct
Sir David Lyndesay to Striguill, Lanercost, 18 Jan.,
30s. [fo. 24 r.]. To Bernard de la Mote, taking
Sir Malcolm de Inverpeffry to London, for expenses
of Malcolm, his horses and boys, Lanercost,
24 Nov., 22s 6d. [fo. 24 v.]. [Payments to 2 others,
for the same.] To [Clement de Donewyc'], going for
Sir John Lyndesay and taking him to Dumfries,
Lanercost, 18 Jan., 26s. [fo.26 r.]. [E 101/369/16].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1307
513 IU06-7] [Extract]
[Roll of imprests of the wardrobe. 9 ms.] [Details
various small prests, totalling 85s lOd, made at
Carlisle to Andrew, son of the steward of Scotland.]
[m. 2.] [E 101/370/9].
514 [1306-7?]
[List of men at arms in the retinue of John de St
John, on the king's service in Scotland. 1 m.]
Sir Roger de Kirkepatrik with 5 horses. Sir Donald
Cambel with 2 horses. [5 other knights, named.
36 names follow, including those of Dugal and
Fergus McDowal and Robert Graham. There are 13
further names, 6 being knights, each with 1 or 2
horses, 'to be with John de St John day and night',
including Sir Humfrey du Boys and Sir Thomas de
Torthorald.] Sir William de Ponton and 12 soudiers
[named] who have stayed in the king's service at
Roxburgh. [E 101/17/32].
1308
515 1307, July - 1308, February [Extract]
[Wardrobe account book. 10 fos.] (a) [Payments to a
messenger sent to hasten dispatch of provisions
from Chester to Scotland, on 10 July and 3 Sept.,
total, 16s 8d.] [fo. 2 r.]. To Aymer de Valence, as a
prest on his certum for 60 men at arms retained in
Scotland, by hands of John Merlyn, his esquire, at
Dumfries, 7 Aug., £33 7s 8d. [2 payments to
messengers sent from the treasurer to the king, and
returning, on 26 Aug. and 2 Sept.] To the king, for a
gift to the earl of Cornwall, Tibbers, 29 Aug., £300.
To the king at Carlisle on 4 Sept., on his return
towards Penrith, £3500, sent by the treasurer for the
king's expenses, of which £1333 6s 8d was taken to
Scotland for expenses of the household, and the rest
placed in Carlisle castle, [fo. 3 r.]. (b) To Eustace
de Cotesbech, chamberlain of Scotland, in part pay-
ment of 200 marks due to Sir John de Moubray for
keeping lands between the mountains and the
Orkneys with 30 men at arms, from 26 Aug. 1307 -
2 Feb. [1308], and for keeping the castles there except
Aberdeen and Banff, by John's own hands, Cumnock,
26 Aug., 100 marks. To the same, in part payment of
£500 due to Aymer de Valence for 30 men 'held' with
him for keeping Scotland from 26 Sept. - 2 Feb., by
hands of William de Cleydon, valet, to be carried to
Aymer, Tinwald, 31 Aug., £300. [Payments to
Cotesbech, on 31 Aug., for men assigned to stay in
Aymer's company from 26 Sept. - 2 Feb.] - For wages
1308
515 1307, July - 1308, February [Extract] Contd.
of 18 men at arms, £100; for wages of 100 archers,
100 marks; to pay Robert de Clifford for his stay with
12 men at arms, £50; as part payment of 400 marks
to pay John de Hastings and John fil' Marmaduke,
each staying with 10 men at arms, 200 marks.
[Payments to Cotesbach, all on 31 Aug.] - As part
payment of 100 marks to pay Robert de Leybourne
for 10 men at arms, 20 balisters and 40 archers to
keep the castle and sheriffdom of Ayr, £33 6s 8d,
and for work on Ayr castle, by hands of Nicholas
de Leybourne his brother, £20. [fo. 3 v.]. As part
payment of 100 marks to pay Ebulo de Montibus for
15 men at arms and 40 archers to keep Stirling castle
from 26 Sept. - 2 Feb., in addition to 5 men at arms
and 20 archers which he will hold for this each year,
50 marks. For works on the town of Perth, £100, and
for wages of 40 men at arms, 60 balisters and 40
archers, keeping Perth and all the surrounding
country, £158 6s 8d. (c) To Cotesbech, as part pay-
ment of 500 marks to pay Ingram de Umfravill for
30 men at arms staying with him to keep Galloway
from 31 Aug. - 2 Feb., Carlisle, 2 Sept., 250 marks.
To the same, as part payment of £200 to pay John de
St John for 30 men at arms with him in Umfravill's
company, [same period], Annan, 1 Sept., £150. To the
same, as part payment of £120 to pay Richard Siward
for 20 men at arms, in addition to the garrisons of
Dumfries and Tibbers, to go in Umfravill's company
as often as forewarned, [same period], Carlisle,
2 Sept., £60. To the same, in money to be paid to
William de Rue, clerk, assigned to pay 10 soldarii
to stay with Aymer de Valence in place of Umfravill,
who was ordered to stay with Aymer with 10 men at
arms but was later ordered to keep Galloway,
Carlisle, 2 Sept., 100 marks. To the same, in money
to be paid to John de Britannia, earl of Richmond,
assigned to keep Scotland from 29 Sept. 1307 -
2 Feb., and to have 120 men at arms in his company,
60 to be of his own retinue, taking 10 marks daily for
their sustenance; if he does not keep these 60 well
equipped for the whole time, the king will provide
other 60 and appropriate deduction will be made,
York, 12 Sept., £400. [fo. 4 r.]. To Henry de Boidene,
taking 2 carts with wax, spices and other things
from London to the king's court in Scotland, London,
18 Aug., 46s 8d. [fo. 7 r.]. To Aymer de Valence, as
a prest on debts due him in the late king's wardrobe,
London, in Dec, 100 marks, [fo. 9 v.]. [BM,MS. Add.
35093].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1308
516 April 9
Letter from Pope Clement [V] to King Edward [II],
exhorting him to free the bishops of Lichfield,
St Andrews and Glasgow. Poitiers. [SC 7/11/16]
[In Foedera, II, i, 41-2].
517 [1308, April 7 - May 1]
Letter from Duncan de Ferinnd[raught], sheriff of
Banff, to King Edward [II]. [His earlier letter was
intercepted. He now sends details of Robert Bruce's
campaign in the north during the past winter,
concluding with his renewal of the siege of Elgin
on Palm Sunday, 1308.] [SC 1/62/37] [Damaged and
stained. In SHR, xlix (1970), 57-9; see also below,
no. 518].
518 [1308], May 1
Letter from John de Moubray to King Edward [II].
[Reports that he has relieved Elgin castle,
besieged by Robert de Brus. Recommends Duncan de
Ferendrath' to the king for his good service.] Church
of Strathalveth'. French. [SC 1/34/137] [In SHR,
xlix (1970), 59].
519 [1308], July 10
Letter from Walter Reignaud, bishop elect of
Worcester, treasurer, to the chamberlains of
exchequer. It has been ordained by the king and
council that Sir Gilbert Petchez have £100 from the
king's treasure, on account of the debt which the
king owes him, to go to Scotland and aid in the
relief of the castle of Aberdeen, which is besieged
by land and sea. Because the affair requires haste,
he orders them to deliver £100 to Gilbert on sight of
these letters, and to charge the sum to Eustace de
Cotesbech', chamberlain of Scotland, by the hands
of the said Gilbert. Windsor. French. [SC 1/50/26]
[Cf. Rot. Scot., i, 55].
520 1308, July 23
Reply by King [Edward II] to letters of Pope
[Clement V]. [The king refuses to free the bishop of
Glasgow while the Scottish war lasts; the bishop of
St Andrews is no longer considered dangerous and
has already been released from custody.] Windsor.
[C 70/2, m. 7] [In Foedora, II, i, 53].
521 [1307, July - 1308, July] [Extract]
[Wardrobe account book. 52 fos.] (a) [Various pay-
ments concerning the household, at Carlisle on
1308
521 [1307, July - 1308, July] [Extract] Contd.
29 July, Annan on 2 Aug., Dumfries, 4-12 Aug.,
Dunscore, 14 Aug., Senswhere [Sanquhar], 18 Aug.,
Cumnock, 19-27 Aug., Tibbers, 28 Aug., Tinwald
near Dumfries, 30-31 Aug.] [fos. 5 r.-8 r.]. To Sir
John de Molynton, knight of Sir John de la Mare,
staying at Dumfries for the keeping of that region
with 5 of de la Mare's esquires after the king's
withdrawal from that place, as a prest on wages, at
Dunscore on 14 Aug., £6 6s, and at Tinwald on
30 Aug., £4. To Sir Richard Siward, banneret, for
wages of knights and esquires staying at Dumfries,
at Dunscore on 14 Aug., 40s, and at Carlisle on
2 Sept., £16 8s. To Sir Henry de Appleby, for wages
of himself and 2 esquires, at Cumnock on 20 Aug.,
60s, and at Marston Moor on 9 Sept., 66s 8d. [Many
other knights' wages are given on this fo.] [fo. 8 v.].
[Payments for the king's gaming in Scotland, 10-
24 Aug.] [fo. 9 r.]. (b) To Sir John Wigton, taking
money from Carlisle to Tibbers castle and returning,
for 5 days, at 2s daily for himself and 12d for his
esquire, at Tibbers on 29 Aug., 15s. [Payments of
40s to others, named, for the same task, and of
21s 8d for 13 hackneys carrying the money, at 4d
each daily. 46s 8d was paid for 6 worsted cloths
bought at Berwick, and given by the king to various
footmen to make tunics.] [fo. 9 v.]. [Payments to
Thomas Rillington, monk of Durham, and to Bernard,
chaplain of Beverley, for carrying the banners of
St Cuthbert and St John of Beverley in the Scottish
war in 'the present year'.] [fo. 11 r.]. To Almeric de
la Zouche, knight, for wages of 44 footmen of
Aymer de Valence, staying in Aymer's company in
Scotland, for 34 days from 23 July, when they
entered the king's wages by command of the king and
council, to 25 Aug., paid to Almeric at Cumnock,
25 Aug., £13 Os 8d. [fo. 16 r.]. (c) To John Bonks
[sic], constable [of foot] and 100 infantry, bringing
money to Tibbers, £4 2s lOd. [fo. 16 r.]. [Fos. 9-17
detail the wages of contingents in the Scottish war
during this year; fo. 17 v. gives £1442 2s 4d as the
total of the infantry's wages.] To John, messenger
of the earl of Ross, coming to the king at Carlisle
with letters of Hugh, son of the earl, and returning
with the king's letters, by the king's gift in July,
3s. To Brothers John and Thomas of Melrose,
keeping a grange of that abbey at Dunscore, in
compensation for damage done by the king and his
PART II: ADDITIONS
1308
521 [1307, July - 1308, July [Extract] Contd.
army to the grange and adjacent grain, at Dunscore,
14 Aug., 6s 8d. To Michael de Legles, a poor Scot,
for damage by the king and army to his grain at
Dunscore, 6s 8d. [Note of a feast given for the king
by the earl of Cornwall, at Sanquhar on 17 Aug., at
which the earl of Lancaster(?) was present.] [fo.
19 r.]. (d) To Roger Redypintel, messenger of
John de Lome, coming to the king at Cumnock with
his lord's letters and returning to Argyll with the
king's letters to his lord, by the king's gift, 21 Aug.,
6s 8d. To a poor woman of Crathgork near Stirling,
keeping 2 greyhound whelps of the king for 1 year
and bringing them to him at Cumnock, for expenses
of the woman and the dogs, by the king's gift at
Cumnock, on 27 Aug., 40s. To William le Plomer of
Tinwald, hospes of the king, in recompense for
damage, 31 Aug., 20s. To the friars minor of
Dumfries, by the king's gift, at Tinwald on 30 Aug.,
6s 8d. [fo. 19 V.]. To John Malcolm, valet of Sir
John de Ergail, coming from there to the king at
Nottingham and returning with the king's letters,
at Nottingham, 4 Oct., 4s. [fo. 20 v.]. To William
Olifard, freed from prison at London in June, to buy
himself cloth, equipage (equitaturaw) and other
purchases, by hands of Walter Reynolds, at London,
8 June, 40 marks [fo. 22 v.j. (e) [Payments to
messengers sent with letters from the king in
Scotland to English sheriffs and others, including
the following.] 13 Aug. - To Richard Swyn, sent
from Dumfries to the sheriffs of Edinburgh, Stirling,
Forfar, Aberdeen, Banff and Ross, 10s. 21 Aug. -
To William and Robert Scot, sent from Cumnock to
Ayr and from there to Lanark, 3s 6d. [fo. 23 v.].
1 Oct. - To John de Wass, sent from Lenton to
Peter Libaud, constable of Linlithgow, 4s. To
Robert de Chester, cursor, sent from Nottingham ...
to Berwick to Aymer de Valence, Patrick, earl of
Dunbar, John Hastings, Alexander Abernethy,
Henry de St Clair, John fitz Marmaduke, Alexander
de Balliol, Robert Keith and John de Vaus, and to
Carlisle to John, baron of Wigton and Richard le
Brun, 6s 8d. 6 Oct. - To Robert de Crouland,
cokinus, sent from Nottingham to Berwick to
William de Bevercotes, chancellor, Eustace de
Cotesbech, chamberlain of Scotland, and John de
Insula, and to John de Britannia with great seal
letters which John will send to John de Ergail on
the king's behalf, 8s. [fo. 24 v.j. (f) [ 17 July -
2 Sept. Payments to messengers carrying letters
1308
521 [1307, July- 1308,July [Ex^racd Contd.
between London and Scotland.] [fo. 25 r.-v.].
10 Sept. - To a cursor, taking writs of great and
privy seal from London to English earls and other
magnates in Scotland, to the bishop of Chester and
to [northern English counties], concerning the
summons to parliament, 6s 8d. [fo. 26 r.]. [Prests to
John de Sandale for the office of chamberlain of
Scotland, by hands of various persons receiving
money at exchequer for wages in Scotland, etc.,
between 16 Apr. a.r. 2 and 16 June a.r. 16 (error for
a.r. 9 ?), on account of money owed them for the
time when Sandale was chamberlain of Scotland.
Includes payments to Aymer la Zusch, Peter Lubaud,
Ebulo de Montibus, Gilbert Pecche and Robert de
Leyburn (all in May and June 1309), to William le
Latimer on 18 Dec. 1309 and to Alexander le
Convers in Feb. and May 1310.] [fos. 28 v.-29 v.].
[E 101/373/15] [The remaining fos. concern the
buttery, kitchen, etc.].
522 [1308, August 16]
[Order in council for the issue of certain writs
under the great and privy seals, relating to the
affairs of Scotland.] [C 47/22/12(26)].
523 [1307-8]
Letter from [Robert de Keith] to [blank]. Since the
addressee is taking pains to secure the deliverance
of Fergus de Ardrossan on good surety, requests
that he attempt to obtain the deliverance of the
countess of Buchan with the aid of her nephew,
[Earl] Duncan of Fife. The writer bought from King
John the infant daughters and heirs of Andreu de
Craford, and King Edward [I] confirmed the writer
in possession of them when he came into the king's
peace, and at a full parliament in London ordered
Sir John Sendeil, chamberlain of Scotland, and the
chancellor of Scotland to allow him to have these
children, and to distrain Sir Dovenald Chambel and
Sir Nel Chambel by their lands and bodies. Asks
that the king permit him to have a letter of gift of
the lands of these children, so that they will do his
will, as the law of Scotland wills ... He holds these
lands by grant of [the king's] father, who is dead.
The children's names are Susan and Alyse. The
lands are Loudoun, Loncmertenan and Stenstoun in
CO. Ayr, and Draffain in co. Lanark. Also, since
wardships and escheats are due ... asks the king for
£200 of land ... Frenc/j. [SC 1/37/107] [Badly
stained. See vol. ii, no. 1406, vol. iii, no. 51].
224
PART II: ADDITIONS
1309
524 March 4
Privy seal writ from King Edward [II] to William de
Bevercotes, chancellor of Scotland. Wishes to be
informed of a recognizance made before the
addressee and William de Melton', king's clerk, at
Cumnock, when the king was last there, of a debt
in which James, the steward of Scotland, and his
pledges acknowledged themselves bound to the
king's cousin Sir Henry de Lacy, earl of Nicole
[Lincoln]. Requests that the recognizance be sent
clearly and openly, under de Bevercotes' seal, by
the bearer of these. Westminster. French. [SC 1/45/
145].
525 June 28
[Notarial transcript of 6 documents concerning
Robert Wishart, bishop of Glasgow.] (i) 13 Aug. 1302.
Letter from Pope Boniface [VIIl], ordering
[Wishart] to strive for peace. Anagnie. [As above,
no. 287.] (ii) 28 Aug. 1296. Letters patent by
[Wishart], Henry [Cheyne], bishop of Aberdeen, and
Thomas [Dalton], bishop of Whithorn, declaring
that they have sworn fealty to Edward [l], and
reciting the oath. Berwick. French. [As Foedera, I,
ii, 844; vol. ii, no. 196.] (iii) 7 Oct. 1300. Letter
by [Wishart], declaring that he has renewed his
oath of fealty to Edward on la croys neyt and the
Blackrood of Scotland, in the presence of witnesses.
Abbey of Holmcoltham. French. [As Foedera. I, ii,
924.] (iv) 26 July 1296. Letters patent by which
[Wishart] declares that he has sworn fealty to
Edward. Elgin in Moray. French. [As Foedera, I, ii,
843; vol. ii, no. 195.] (v) 5 Mar. 1303. Letter patent
by [Wishart] declaring that, since Edward has
accepted his oath of fealty and has restored the
temporalities of the see of Glasgow to him, he has
received the same from Edward as from his liege
lord, and rightful king and lord of all the land of
Scotland. Cambuskenneth. French, (vi) 21 Sept.
1300. Letter patent declaring that Wishart has
obliged himself to aid Robert Hasting, sheriff of
Roxburgh, with all his power, whenever he has
word from the king. [He will act at Hasting's will
against his enemies, whoever they may be, and in
accordance with recommendations to be made by the
king and council.] Roxburgh. French. When these
transcripts had been examined by William de
Birston, archdeacon of Gloucester, he committed
the originals to the safekeeping of Martin de
Riniacho, prior of Wangeford in the diocese of
1309
525 June 28 Contd.
Norwich, and Mr Andrew Sapiti. Friars Preachers,
Avignon. [E 39/17/5].
526 [1309], July 7
Letter from King Philip [IV] of France to King
Edward [II]. He had asked King Edward to meet him
for an interview at Pontisara [Pontoise] on the
quindene [8 July] of, or 3 weeks after, the Nativity
of St John Baptist last past. King Edward's envoys,
Masters Richard de Havering', bishop elect of
Dublin, John de Cromwell' and Walter de Thorp,
presented their letters of credence to him and gave
him King Edward's excuse in this matter, claiming
among other things that the Scots have by rashness
and temerity broken truces, given and granted at
King Philip's instance, between King Edward, his
faithful men, subjects and adherents on the one hand,
and the king of Scots and his faithful men, subjects
and adherents on the other. He desires the interview
to take place if possible, and is displeased that the
Scots in breaking these truces have not regarded
their own honour or his, as they should have done.
He is sending forthwith his special envoys who will
be at pains to make clear to them his default and
theirs in these things. He will cause the process
concerning the attacks (interpri.'sis) to be postponed
until the interview, according to his son's pleasure.
Chingiacum [Chaingy]. (Endorsed) 'Note that the
French king has badly recited the things set forth
by the envoys, or the envoys have not honestly
observed the terms of speech in setting forth their
credence in the aforesaid matter, by naming
Robert de Brus king of Scots and his faithful men
and subjects'. [SC 1/34/10] [Copy. See Foedera,
II, i, 110, where the date is given as 5 July 1310;
Treaty Rolls, i, no. 496. For other copies and their
variants see Treaty Rolls, and add SC l/32/94(iii).
In SC 1/32/97 the king of Scots is not referred to,
propably by haplography. The passage reads
'[truces] between you, and his faithful men, subjects
and adherents on the other part'].
527 1308, July - 1309, July [Extract]
[Roll of imprests of the wardrobe. 4 ms.] To John de
Muskflet, king's clerk, on the king's business in
Scotland, £400. To Alexander le Convers, taking
£2000 to Berwick, £20. To Eustace de Godesbech,
lately chamberlain of Scotland, as prests of his
office, £3820 Os 2'/2d. [Prests to Ingram de
PART II: ADDITIONS
1309
527 1308, July - 1309, July [£x<rac/] Contd.
Umfraville and Adam de Holcultram.] [m. 1]. To Sir
John Wogan, sent to Scotland, 40 marks. To William
le Latimer, going to Scotland to stay there with 30
men at arms of his retinue, £72. To John de
Crumbwell [as Latimer], £233 6s 8d. To William
Olifart, £73. [m. 2]. To Robert de Clifford for wages
of himself and his men in the war, £323 6s 8d.
[m. 3]. To Giles de Argentan, going to Scotland with
2 esquires, £53 6s 8d. [List of 12 others, receiving
from £20 to £52.] To John de St John for wages in
Scotland, by hands of Robert Heron, lieutenant of
the chamberlain of Scotland, 100s. [Same for 2
others.] To Sir Patrick de Dunbar, earl of March,
staying in that march for the keeping of the truce
between the king and Robert de Brous, £26 13s 4d.
[Prests to Edmund le Convers, John de Wallibus,
Gilbert de Clyncarny the son, Simon de Lindsay
and Fergos le Mareschal for the same.] To Henry de
St Clair [for the same] and for going to Robert de
Brous on behalf of the king's council in those parts,
£33 6s 8d. To John fitz Marmaduke, keeping the
town of Perth, £14. To John de St John in Scotland
with 50 men at arms, partly by Robert [Heron] and
partly by James de Dalile, £243 19s 4d. [Prests to
Ingram de Umfraville, Humfrey de Bohun, Robert de
Clifford and John de Britannia.] [m. 4]. [E 101/373/
24].
528 [1309?]
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward II]. No covenant
or gift made by the kings of France can be accom-
plished or kept where it involves harm to the king or
distress to his subjects, especially not for the
profit of another realm or lordship. The court of
France is of so great authority that where it has
received a plea (querela) against such covenants or
gifts, either at the suit of the procureur ratal or of
the subjects, it can restrain their execution.
According to the custom of the court, in each cov-
enant and gift made by the French king should be
understood the words quantum in nobis est et salvo
iure alieno. Thus the French king cannot be
accused of breaking his oath to fulfil these
covenants and gifts, since he does his duty with
regard to this limitation of his power. If any
stranger suffers loss from this, his only remedy is
to cease from fulfilling his own part in the contract,
as is more fully contained in letters of [King
Edward I], of a.r. 31. Thus the third article of the
1309
528 [1309?] Contd.
alliance made in 1303 concerning receipt and aid
of enemies cannot be kept by the French king, nor
by his subjects of Flanders, Normandy, Brittany,
or elsewhere, against the Scots. [Edward I] caused
this article to be fully kept against the Flemings,
enemies of the French king, until they returned to
his obedience, and reconciled them, to the damage
of the crown of England, of his subjects and lands
and especially of the Scottish march, of £700 and
more, as was more fully shown at Montreuil before
the commissioners of [Edward I] and the French
king, assigned in 1306 to inquire into damages done
in peace-time and make due satisfaction, in accor-
dance with the agreement made before Pope Clement
[V]. An advocate for the count of Flanders showed
before these commissioners several reasons why the
French king cannot renounce the alliance of
perpetual amity lately concluded with the crown of
Scotland, and bring about the perpetual enmity of
the said crown to the profit of England, as might
easily follow from the fulfilment of this third article.
French. [SC 1/35/12] .
529 [1306-9] [Extract]
[File of receipts for wages, etc., subsidiary to the
account of James de Dalilegh.] (i) [No date.] By
Robert Belle, for the wages of himself and his men
at arms staying in the garrison of Durisdeer by
command of the king and ordinance of the bishop
of Coventry, (ii) 6 Oct. 1306. By Robert Leybourne,
sheriff of Ayr, for a prest of £20. Ayr. (iii) 24 May
1307. By the same, for arrears of £40 13s 6d due
for repair of Ayr castle. Ayr. (iv) Mar. 1309. By
Thomas Belle, for the wages of 4 esquires and 50
footmen at Tibbers castle, from 22 Feb. to 25 Sept.
1306. Carlisle. [The rest of the file concerns ships
bringing victuals to Skinburness, Carlisle and Ayr.]
[E 101/13/26].
1310
530 [c. 1309-10], a June 24
Letter from the consuls of Hamburg to King
Edward [II]. [Complaints against the seizure at
Hull of Hamburg merchants' goods, at the instiga-
tion of James Fish, who claimed to have been
robbed of cargo worth 600 marks in the time of
King Edward I. The cargo was taken to Scotland
and sold.] [SC 1/34/941 [In K. Hohlbaum.
Hansisches Urkundenbuch, ii, no. 168].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1310
531 July 11
Privy seal writ from King Edward [II] to Sir John de
Belhous. Since the king's enemies the Scots, to
whom he had granted a truce, contrary to the form of
that truce, daily take from him castles, towns and
lands, as he understands from men in his service
in these parts, he has resolved to be at Berwick in
person at the Nativity of Our Lady [8 Sept.] next
with horses and arms, as powerfully as he can, to
hold council concerning his affairs in these parts.
Summons Sir John de Belhous to be with him on
that date with horses and arms, as powerfully as he
can, ready to go from there against his enemies.
Westminster. French. [SC 1/45/147].
532 [1310], July 12
Letter from the mayor and community of Exeter to
King Edward [II]. On the translation of St Thomas
[7 July] 1310 they received letters patent from
Robert de Haliwell, king's clerk, and the sheriff of
Devonshire, ordering them to provide a ship of war
with sufficient men and other necessaries to aid
the war in Scotland, at their own charge. They are
always ready to grant what the king requires, but
when the command came there were neither ship nor
mariners in the port by means of which they could
comply. When a ship which would be profitable to
the king does come, they will not fail to provide
equipment, the mariners' expenses, and other
necessaries. Exeter. French. [SC 1/17/44].
533 July 22
Letter from Thomas de Colevile, John le Boucher,
John le Norneys, William Cok' and the other men of
Brerdyng' [Brading] and Seynt Eleyne in Lylle de
Wyght' to King Edward [II]. They have been asked
with the men of Newport to provide one ship with
sufficient fencible men and other necessary things
for the war in Scotland. They ought not to answer
with the men of Newport, nor have they any ship in
the said towns, nor the goods to equip one.
Brerdyngges. French. [SC 1/15/103].
534 [1310], July 26
Letter from the prior of St Oswald of Gloucester to
King Edward [II]. The king has recently informed
them by Alexander de Kent, his clerk, of his
intention to go in haste to Scotland, and his desire
for aid of victuals from them for this journey.
[Offers elaborate excuses on account of poverty
and asks to be excused.] Gloucester. French.
1310
534 [1310],
[SC 1/34/58].
July 26 Contd.
535 July 27
Privy seal writ from King Edward [II] to the prior of
the Trinity [Christchurch] of Canterbury. The king
has received the prior's reply to his request for a
prest of victuals for the king's journey to Scotland,
and is much amazed that he has excused himself.
The prior should consider the dishonour and harm
which the Scots do to the king and those in his
service in these parts, and the great need of
victuals for the king and his host to revenge these
injuries. Renews the request for a prest. If the
prior cannot provide all the amount of wheat (bledz)
and malt (6rees) for which the king asked, he should
with all haste deliver what he will send to the
sheriff of Kent so that he may have them at
Berwick, as the king enjoined in his other letters.
Sealed indentures should be made between the prior
and the sheriff, containing the amount of victuals
delivered and the local price of them at the time;
on sight of these, and of these present letters, the
king will acknowledge himself bound to the prior
for the total price, to be paid next Easter from sums
to be raised from the tenth or other issues of the
realm. Dunstable. French. [SC 1/45/148].
536 July 27
Letter from the men of Burnham and Holkham [co.
Norfolk] to King Edward [II]. They have been
ordered by letters patent to send a ship of war to
Scotland, but regret that they have no ship in their
port which might serve for this purpose, for there
are only small ships fcreyersj and little fishing
boats, as they have shown to John de Shefeld,
king's clerk. The king should not think them to be
feigning in this matter, for they are ready in all
things to do his will. Burnham. French. [SC 1/50/
126].
537 July 28
Letter from the men of Snyterlee [Blakeney, co.
Norfolk] to King Edward [II]. The king lately
ordered them by his letters to provide a ship of war
for his war in Scotland, well equipped at their
expense with sufficient fencible men (defensable.s)
and furnished with other necessaries, to be at
Berwick on the Nativity of Our Lady next [8 Sept.],
and to remain in Scotland against his enemies until
Michaelmas. They have no ship fencible for war
PART II: ADDITIONS
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537 July 28 Contd.
except le Cristofre, which has gone to Scotland in
the king's service. They wish this ship to remain in
his service at their expense, as they were ordered.
Snyterlee. French. [SC 1/34/210].
538 July 31
Letter from the mayor and community of Lenn' to
King Edward [II]. The king ordered them to send 4
suitably equipped ships to Berwick for the war in
Scotland by 8 Sept. next, to stay until Michaelmas.
Their only suitable ship, la Cogge Lovel, is
already equipped and at Berwick, where they desire
it to remain at their charges, as the king ordered.
John Butetourt' found by enquiry at Lenn' that no
other suitable ship was in the harbour (a Lostiel)
at that time; if there had been, or if they had found
others for hire or sale, they would have performed
the king's commands. Lenn'. French. [SC 1/50/129]
[In Tanquerey, Lettres Anglo-Francaises, no. 129,
wrongly dated 1331].
539 August 1
Letter from the men of Seint Botolf [Boston] to
King Edward [II]. The king has ordered them to equip
a ship of war with good and fencible men at their
expense, for the war in Scotland, to be at Berwick
on 8 Sept. next, until the following Michaelmas. .
The town has no ship which can go to sea except
the Nicholas, which was at Berwick when the king's
command came, laden by the king's butler with 55
tuns wine. If it returns in time to serve, it will be
made ready; but the town of St Botouf is simple and
poor and only a country hamlet (si nest fors que une
vile chaumpcstrc), were it not that it bears a great
name on account of its fair. They therefore ask that
the wapentakes of Kirketon and Skirbek should
help them, and for a writ to the sheriff of Lincoln
or another, ordering that the men of these hundreds
aid in contributing to the costs and equipment with
men and provisions, as was done in the time of
King Edward [I]. Poor people as they are, they are
always ready to obey the king's commands. Seint
Botouf. f ranch. [SC 1/33/203] [Cf. no. 1785 belowl.
540 August 3
Privy seal warrant from King Edward [II] to
exchequer, ordering a prest of 200 marks to Sir
Robert de Mohaut, who has promised to serve with
men at arms in the forthcoming Scottish war. Sulby.
French. [E 404/1/6] [The same file contains 4 more
1310
540 August 3 Contd.
warrants for payment to knights and valets to
enable them to serve in Scotland, dated 3-13 Aug.
1310].
541 August 5
Letter from the mayor and community of Grimsby to
King Edward [II]. The king lately ordered them to
provide a ship. [Details as in no. 537 above.] They
have no ship fencible for war except 2 which are in
Paytoue [Poitou] and Gascony, so that they cannot
carry out the command. Since they cannot find any
ship for lease or sale, they ask the king to accept
£20 in aid of his war. Grimsby. French. [SC 1/34/
208].
542 August 8
Letter from the prior of Bukeham' to King Edward
[II], replying to a request for aid of victuals for the
king's journey towards Scotland. Whenever the
sheriff asks him, he is ready to deliver 4 qrs. grain
at 10s a qr. , 10 qrs. oats at 5s a qr. , 2 beeves at
1 mark each, and 10 sheep at 2s each. Asks to be
excused for not fully obeying the king's command.
French. [SC 1/33/80].
543 [1310], September 8
Draft writ from King [Edward II] to the sheriff of
York ... Enemies and rebels of Scotland to their
wicked ... sustenance of the king and his host ...
the king is annoyed by the sloth (laschesce) of
certain of his ministers ... orders that, leaving all
other things aside, he attend in all points to this
command ... and buy in the most suitable places, as
well within franchises as without ... bailiwick or
from other sums the sheriff shall have received for
the king's use, the following victuals ...[blank] qrs.;
of oats [blank] qrs.; of malt [blank] qrs.; of beans
and peas [blank] ... of sheep [blank]; of salt [blank]
qrs.; of dried fish [blank]. This purveyance ... such
manner that the king have neither blame nor dis-
content from his people ... and have all these
carried to Berwick to deliver there to ... or the
keeper of the wardrobe, wherever the king shall be
in these parts. Due allowance for the costs of
purveyance and carriage will be made on the
sheriff's ... and he should do these things in such
a way that the king's affairs do not suffer, and
that no dishonour be brought on the king and realm
by his sloth. He should certify to the treasurer
and barons of exchequer on the [octave, deleted]
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543 [1310] , September 8 Contd.
quindene of Michaelmas, or earlier if he can, how
he has done this. To join with him and aid him in
these things, the king sends his clerk, etc., to
whom he should give credence. Abbey of Newmoster.
French. [SC 1/32/128] [Damaged].
544 [c. 1310, September 8]
Letter from Hugh de Bunggeye to Walter [Reynolds],
bishop of Worcester, [chancellor]. He is to go to the
king at Michaelmas or soon after, on the affairs of
the king and the earl of Cornwall. Requests letters
of protection while he is in these parts, and letters
enabling him to take aid of carriage on the journey
to Scotland, both going and returning, with the
king's armour (herneis). The charter of Hugh Tyrel,
for which the king's privy seal (targe) came to the
chancellor, ought to be delivered to Hugh by the
writer, as the earl of Cornwall has ordered him.
He would have come himself for these things, but
the business he has undertaken would have been
too much delayed. French. [SC 1/35/90].
545 [1307-10], October 23
Letter from Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to
John de Bretaigne, earl of Richmond. Knows that
John will gladly hear good news concerning
England. At the time of writing the king is in
Scotland and, as he has heard, is well and hearty,
as are all his company. The writer is also well.
Asks to know John's will, which he will do accord-
ing to his power. London. French. [SC 1/48/58].
546 [1310], November 22
[Draft of 3 privy seal writs from King Edward II to
Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.] (i) [Commissions
to be issued concerning Gascony.] (ii) Certain
merchants ... from London, Kent and Essex towards
Flanders and elsewhere, wherefore ... which may
cause great damage to the king and crown if
remedy is not ... [Henry de Lacy should] cause to
be strictly forbidden in the city of London and
counties of Kent ... in places where he thinks
necessary, that any be so bold under the king's
grievous forfeiture ... [as to export] out of the realm
to Flanders or elsewhere except to the king and his
host in the parts of ... [and] on pain of forfeiture of
life and limb that any be so bold ... [as to export ?]
to the king's enemies of Scotland or give them any
manner of aid or succour or any ... forfeit aforesaid,
(iii) [Sends one of his councillors to explain why
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546 [1310] , November 22 Contd.
certain offices are being kept vacant.] Berwick.
French. [SC 1/32/141] [Badly damaged].
547 December 27
Letter [copy] from King Edward [II] to [blank].
[Gives good news of his expedition to Scotland.
Plans for taking up winter quarters; mentions 5
Scottish castles and his forces at Perth.] French.
[BM, MS. Cotton Tiberius E vi, fo. 215 v.]
[Damaged. In Registra Johannis Whethamstede, etc,
ii (Rolls Series, 1873), 360-1, with translation].
548 [1297-1310]
Letter from John de Hastyng, lord of Bergeveny, to
Adam de Osgoteby. Asks for protections for his
men going with him to Scotland, namely John de
Hardeshulle, Thomas Mordack, and Thomas le Rous,
knights, Estevene le Crevequer, William de Brom
[and 7 others, named]. French. [SC 1/28/18].
549 [1307-10]
Letter from W[illiam] de Bevercotes, clerk, to
j[ohn de Langton], bishop of Chichester,
chancellor. John, abbot of Arbroath, has for some
time been with him at Berwick for the faith and
fealty he owes the king, suffering many depriva-
tions (inedias) for want of sustenance, which has
been carried away by the king's enemies who are
at the said house. Recommends to the chancellor
the affairs for which the abbot is coming to court,
and of which he will inform him by word of mouth.
[SC 1/35/55] [Stained].
550 [1307-10]
Letter from John de Segrave to [the same]. The
bailiffs of Sir Henry de Percy recently came to the
writer to say that their lord has gone hastily to
Scotland because the truce was broken (la true ne
se tent mye) suddenly, and that he is impleaded in
CO. Lincoln, where he might lose heavily if he does
not have the king's protection. They asked the
writer to send this letter, requesting letters of
protection. French. [SC 1/35/78].
551 [1309-10]
Letter from William le Mareschal, marshal of
Ireland, to [the same]. He has writs to levy scutage
on the fees granted to him by [Edward I] for his
service in Scotland, and the sheriff of Norfolk will
not warrant this scutage unless the writer's men
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551
1310
1309-10] Contd.
make him a fine. Requests a writ ordering the
sheriff to do this. He is shortly going to Scotland in
the company of [the earl] of Gloucester; requests a
writ of protection, and to be quit of debts ... the
king. French. [SC 1/35/69] [Stained].
1311
552 1310, August - 1311, January [Extract]
[Journal of the wardrobe for a.r. 4 Edward II. 36
pages.] Itinerary of the household. 16-17 Sept.,
Roxburgh. 21 Sept., Parva Hydewyn [Lessudden ?].
22 Sept., Selkirk. 27 Sept., Kirkord. 29 Sept. -
4 Oct., Biggar. 7 Oct., Chastel Terres [Carstairs].
8 Oct., Cambusnethan. 9-10 Oct., Carmel. 11 -
13 Oct., Renfrew. 18-19 Oct., Glasgow. 20 Oct.,
Moniabrok. 21 Oct., Kermor. 22-27 Oct.,
Linlithgow. 29 Oct., Edinburgh. 30 Oct., Haddington.
31 Oct.-l Nov., Dunbar. 2 Nov., Berwick. [Many
payments concerning Scotland were made at
Berwick.] [E 101/374/7] [In poor condition. The
contents are similar to those of E 101/374/5,
although the material is differently arranged].
553 [1311, January 5]
Letter from Ralph le Fuiz William to Walter
[Reynolds], bishop of Worcester, chancellor.
Requests letters of protection for Sir John de
Grendoune, his bachelor, who is going towards the
south, but will return to him at the octave of St
Hilary. The protection should last until Easter,
since Sir John will be in Scotland until then. French..
[SC 1/35/105] [Stained].
554 [1311], February 18
Letter from Robert de Kendale to [John of Brittany],
earl of Richmond. [The earl of Cornwall left Berwick
on 3 Feb. for Perth, the keeping of which he has
undertaken till Easter. Imprisonment of Mr John
Waleweyn 'because he suddenly went towards those
parts to speak with Robert de Brus'; death of the
earl of Lincoln.) Dover. French. [SC 1/48/64] [In
Tanqueray, Lettres Anglo-Francaises, no. 96;
calendared in SHR,xxiv (1927), 326].
555 [1311], March 2
Letter from Peter de Gavaston', earl of Cornwall, to
John de Bretayne, earl of Richmond. [Proposed
banishment from Guienne of his nephew Bertram
Kaillou, accused of the death of another by men of
Gascony, who have appealed in France contrary to
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555 [1311] .March 2 Contd.
custom. Asks John that the matter be postponed while
Bertram is in England and Scotland on the king's
service in the writer's company; he is ready to
answer for Bertram before the ministers in Gascony.]
Dundee. Frer7c/i. [SC 1/49/169] [in Lubimenko, Jean
de Bretagne, 141, 141. See Cal. Chanc. Warrants
1244-1326, 347].
556 [c. 1311, March]
Letter from John de Swyneburn to [King Edward II]
and his council. Alexander, late king of Scotland,
granted him an annuity of 10 marks for life from the
farms of the manor of Wark in Tynedale, which he
enjoyed during the time of King Alexander, of King
John de Bailleol, after the conquest during
[Edward I's] time, and in that of the king himself,
until he gave the manor to the bishop of Durham for
life. The bishop wrongfully deforced him of the
annuity by ill will. Requests letters to the bailiff of
Tynedale so that he may recover the annuity. French.
[SC 1/45/1561 [See vol. ii, no. 1917].
557 June 8
Letter from the commonalty of New Shorham to
King E[dward II]. They have received his letters,
brought by John de Hybernia, king's clerk, requiring
them to aid the king with 2 ships, furnished with
sufficient tackle, mariners, powerful men fit to bear
arms, and sufficient victuals for 7 weeks, at their
own expense, to be at Wolrikeford [Olderfleet, co.
Antrim] near Carrickfergus on the morrow [June 25]
of the Nativity of St John Baptist to go against the
Scots. The ships and mariners of their port left
before Ascension [20 May] for various distant parts,
and have not yet returned, so that to their regret
they cannot fulfil this command. [SC 1/34/182].
558 June 14
Letter from the men of Barnestaple to King Edward
[II]. They have received his request for aid of ships
for the war in Scotland, brought to them by Thomas
de Kyrkeby, king's clerk, but regret that it is not in
their power to obey. They offer 100s to be paid to
[Thomas] on the eve [23 June] of St John Baptist
next, for delivery to the wardrobe. Barnestaple.
French. [SC 1/33/13] [Endorsed with note of receipt
of this sum].
559 June 18
Letter from the bailiffs, good men and commonalty of
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559 June 18 Contd.
Weymuth' to King E[dward II]. The king recently
asked them by letters patent to provide 2 ships
[etc., as no. 557 above], and to have the ships at
Wolrikesford by 25 June, to go to Scotland in the
company of John de Ergadia, the king's admiral and
captain. The king already has 2 of their ships, with
mariners and provisions, in the said parts. They
have no ships or mariners at home sufficient for
this business, and cannot fulfil his request on this
occasion, in witness whereof their common seal is
appended. Weymuhe. [SC 1/34/196].
560 [1311], June 23
Letter from the mayor and commonalty of Chester to
King Edward [II]. They have received the king's
letters asking for 2 ships [etc., as no. 557 above],
to be at Wolrikeford on 25 June, to go thence in the
company of John de Argoil. They received the letter
from Robert de Marchumle on 11 June, too late to
have the ships there in time, and on the day the
command came they had no ship in the harbour
which would suffice. On account of the ill weather,
mischance or contrary winds which may come, they
cannot be certain of the ships' arrival. Chester.
French. [SC 1/33/105].
561 June 23
Letter from [the men of Looe, co. Cornwall] to
[King Edward II]. They have received the king's
letters ordering them to find a ship and mariners
suitable for Scotland. They cannot carry this out
at their own expense without the aid of other towns
round about [specified], which will not join with
them without the king's command. They request an
order to the sheriff of Cornwall that these towns
aid them, for otherwise their goods are insufficient.
French. [SC 1/34/119].
562 February 18 - June 24 [Extract]
[Additions to vol. iii, no. 218.] (a) 18 Feb. - To
John de Yokflet, as a prest for wages of 100 boatmen
assigned to guard the Forth on both sides between
Berwick and Stirling, 20 marks. 21 Feb. - To
Dovenald de Athol, nuncio, taking privy seal letters
to the chancellor and Robert fil' Pagan, 10s. 26 Feb.
To Richard Bret, taking [the same] to the constables
of Dumfries, Caerlaverock and Buittle, 2s. [fo. 1 r.].
2 Mar. - To Hugh le Fissher, fisherman of Berwick,
fishing in the Tweed by the king's command, for his
wages, 40s. 7 Mar. - To Ivo de Ergad', as a prest for
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562 February 18 - June 24 [Extract] Contd.
wages, 40s. To Donald de Mar for wages, 30s.
[fo. 1 V.]. [Various payments of wages, including
100 marks to Robert de Clifford for his stay in the
march of Berwick.] [fo. 2 r.]. 12 Mar. - To Mr John de
Weston, by hands of Sir Philip de Moubray, for wages
of himself and his garrison at Stirling, in money paid
to Alexander de Moubray, his valet, 100 marks. To
the same, by hands of Walter fil' Gilbert, for wages
of men at arms in Bothwell castle, £20. 14 Mar. -
Prest to Mr Thomas de Westminster for workmen at
Berwick castle. [Several more payments for the same
were made in Mar., Apr. and May.] (b) 15 Mar. - To
Richard Councedieu, master of the king's barge
Marie of Westminster and 40 sailors of divers ships,
assigned to ferry the earl of Cornwall across the
Forth at Queensferry, 100s. [They were paid
another £7 for the same, as wages for 14 days from
16 Mar.] [fo. 2 v.]. 22 Mar. - To Adam Abel, taking
privy seal letters to the earl of Angus and Sir John
de Segrave, 18d. 26 Mar. - To Thomas le Baker,
taking privy seal letters to the earl of Patrik [?]
and Sir John de Vaux of Dirleton, 8d. [fo. 3 r.].
[Payments for bread, wax, salt and fish bought for
the earl of Cornwall at Dunbar.] 30 Mar. - To Robert
de Hull of Yarmouth [and 2 others], Normans,
taking to Berwick a ship plundered by Richard Gold
near Buchan in Scotland, 1 mark each. [fo. 3 v.].
[Prest of £7 20d for wages of 5 carpenters, sailing
from Berwick to Aberdeen for the making of a spring-
aid, etc., between 8 Feb. and 28 Apr.] 4 Apr. - To
Mr Reginald, engineer, going to Aberdeen with the
king's sailors for repair of springalds in the king's
ships, for 28 days from 4 Apr., 28s. 6 Apr. - To
John de Loghmabain, taking privy seal letters to the
earl of Cornwall, 16d. To Yvo de Argadia, for wages,
by hands of Dungall Makdowell his socius. 40s.
[fo. 4 r.]. (c) 9 Apr. - Prest to Thomas de Derby,
going to the earl of Cornwall at Dundee, 10s. To
James de Ross, knight of Scotland, for his stay in
the company of Robert de Clifford, 40s[?]. 12 Apr. -
To Adam de Bray, taking the king's letters to the
earl of March of Scotland and Sir Henry de
Haliburton, 78d[?]. 13 Apr. - To Ion [sic] de Argadia,
for wages, 20s. To a sailor, wounded by Scots at
Dundee, 50s. [fo. 4 v.]. 16 Apr. - To the clerk of the
marshalsea, by hands of the prioress of Coldstream,
for oats bought from her in Jan., 50s. To Dovenald de
Mar, as wages, 20s. 18 Apr. - [Payments to Dovenald
de Athol, nuncio, and to 4 hobelars of the Berwick
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1311
562 February 18 - June 24 [Extract] Contd.
garrison.] 21 Apr. - To Mr Robert le Mason and 15
masons going to work at Dundee, as wages for 24 days
before 19 May, £7 8s. [fo. 5 r.]. 2 May and 3 May -
[Payments to Dungall mac Dowel and Ivo de
Argadia.] (d) 7 May - To Sir Robert de Umframvill,
earl of Angus, 300 marks, as part of 600 marks he
should take for keeping Dundee. To Sir Pagan
Tibetot, 200 marks, as part of 400 marks he should
take for staying there, [fo. 5 v.]. [Various payments
of wages, including payments to John de Weston for
arrears of wages due to Peter de Spaldyng, esquire
of the Berwick garrison, and for wages of men at
arms and infantry at Berwick and Dundee.] [fo. 6 r.].
19 and 27 May - [2 prests to John de Ergadia, by
hands of Mr Nicholas de Culwenne, total, £60.
[fo. 6 v.], 2 June - To Eugene de Ergad', as a prest
for wages, by hands of Dougall mak Dowel, 8 marks.
3 and 7 June - [Prests to John de Ergad' and
Alexander de Abernithi.] (e) 9 June - Prest to Sir
John de Ergad', by hands of Maurice le Taillour, his
valet, Vi mark. 13 June - To Mr John de Weston,
chamberlain of Scotland, by hands of a merchant of
London [named], for 67 qrs. 2 bush, beans and
32 qrs. whiting at lis the qr., bought from him by
Weston in the port of Dundee on 9 May, £47 17s 3d.
[fo. 7 r.]. 14 June - To Sir John de Egad', by hands
of the servant of a merchant of St Omer [both named],
for bread, £23 6s 8d. To the same, by hands of
Thomas de Ergad' his valet, as a first payment of
20 marks granted him by the king, £6 5s 7d.
[Payments for wages of men at arms at Perth and
Dundee.] 15 June - To Sir Alexander de Abernityn,
as a prest on what he should take for his stay
beyond the Forth, £20. To Sir John de Ergad', by
hands of divers of his creditors, £20 12s 7d.
17 June - Prest to Mr John de Weston, chamberlain
of Scotland, by hands of Sir Adam Gurdon, for money
owed him, in money delivered to Brother David de
Lowik, £50. 19 June - To Sir William Olifard, for his
fee and robes, 10 marks, [fo. 7 v.]. 20 June - To Mr
John de Weston, by hands of Sir Alexander de
Abernith', in the price of 5 tuns wine delivered to
Alexander, total, £22. 24 June - To Michael de
Stryvelyn [and 2 others], garcons of Sir Philip de
Moubray, taking 30 oxen and cows to the king, total,
40s. [fo. 8 r.]. [E 101/373/30] [These folios contain
several other payments for soldiers, messengers and
sailors).
563 June 24
Letter from the mayor and commonalty of Exeter to
King Edward [II]. On 11 June Robert de Melton',
king's clerk, delivered the king's command that they
provide 2 ships at their expense, to be at Wolrykford
on 25 June, to go to Scotland in the company of
John de Ergayl. On 22 June Robert delivered another
command to have 2 ships at the same place on the
same date, the expenses of which would be credited
to them. They cannot obey this command, because of
aids already given, to their great grievance. They
offer £20, to be paid at Michaelmas next in aid of the
war. Exeter. French. [SC 1/33/144].
564 [1311, June 13-25]
Letter from the commonalty of the burgesses of
Haverford' to King Edward [II]. They received the
king's letters on Sunday in the octave of Trinity
[13 June] from his clerk, William de Stoweford, ask-
ing that they provide 2 ships [etc., as no. 557 above],
for the war against Robert de Brus, to be at
Carrickfergus in Ulton' by 25 June, joining with the
town of Cardigan in this matter. The ships and sailors
in their port had left for Gascony before the clerk
came, and have not yet landed at Milford or elsewhere
in Wales, so that they cannot carry out the king's
will. [SC 1/18/90].
565 July 8
Indentured letter from Richard le Lodere [and others]
and the commonalty of Sutton' by Plymouth to
King Edward [II]. They have received letters patent
by [William] de Bureford, king's clerk, for the
provision of a ship for the king's war in Scotland,
with sufficient equipment ... at their expense. They
are always ready to assist the king, if the townships
of Plympton', Modbury and Yal will contribute the
portion due from them, but the men of these towns
have refused to contribute, in the presence of the
said clerk. Without this assistance they are unwill-
ing and unable to perform this command at present.
In witness whereof these indentures were sealed
with the seal of the said William, clerk. [SC 1/34/
186] [Damaged].
566 [1309-11] [Ex-rracr]
[Roll of prests in a.r. 3 and 4 Edward II. 4 ms.] (a)
[In a.r. 3] "... To John de Weston, chamberlain of
Scotland, as prests for the year, £5174 lis Od. To
Eustace de Cotesbeche, lately chamberlain of
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566 [1309-11] [Extract] Contd.
Scotland, [for the same], £22 lis 3d. To Alexander
le Convers, for expenses in going to Scotland and
Ireland, £43 6s 8d. To John Wreghwardyn, receiver
of victuals at Berwick, £423 8s. To Malise de
Strathearn, son of the earl of Strathearn, staying in
England at the king's costs, £11 13s 4d. To John de
Britannia, earl of Richmond, for wages of himself
and men at arms going to Scotland, £200. To the
same, staying there on the king's business, £200.
To Robert de Clifford, on his certum of £2000 for
staying in Scotland from All Saints until Easter,
£1362 6s 8d. To John Lek, elect of Dunkeld, stay-
ing in the Roman curia, £100. To Sir Richard de
Burgo, earl of Ulster, sent by the king to Scotland to
treat with Sir Robert de Brus, for expenses,
£315 19s 8d. [Prest to the earl of Hereford, staying
at Carlisle from All Saints to Christmas.] (b) To
Henry de Beaumont at Roxburgh with 60 men at arms
from All Saints to Easter, on his cerfum of
2200 marks, £1316 9s 3d. To Alexander de
Abemethy in the company of John de Segrave and
Henry de Beaumont, keeping the Berwick march with
30 men at arms from All Saints to Easter, on his
certum of £4000, £286 13s 4d. To Alexander de
Ergail, staying at Carlisle at the king's costs by
command of Sir Robert de Clifford, for expenses,
£101 17s 6d. To John de Ergail, staying at
Newcastle [etc., as Alexander], £38 3s 4d. To
Richard Siward, sheriff and keeper of Dumfries
castle, in prests at Carlisle, £280 4s. To Ingram de
Umfraville, keeper of Caerlaverock castle, [as
Siward], £452 16s 8d. (c) To Dugald Macdowel, in
the company of Robert de Clifford on the march of
Carlisle, for wages of himself and men at arms,
£46 6s 8d. [To Robert Felton, £5; 4 named sergeants
at arms, £53 6s 8d, and Sir Henry de Malton, £12;
all as Macdowel.] To John de Segrave, the king's
lieutenant in Scotland, as prests for the year,
£19 18s 4d. To Aymer de Valence, for keeping his
castle of Dalswinton, by Thomas Gerard, constable
there, £13 13s 4d. To Sir Geoffrey de Moubray, [as
Macdowel], £26. To Sir James de Torthorald, £21 and
1 mark. To Robert de Leybourne, constable of Ayr, as
prests for the year, £17 and Vi mark. [To 2 named
soldarii and Sir Hugh Mauleverer, £8 13s 4d each;
John de Vallibus, knight of Scotland, £20; Robert
Lovel, knight of Scotland, £10; all with Clifford.]
[m. 1]. (d) [Prests in a.r. 4] - To John de Weston,
chamberlain of Scotland, £6523 Os 3d. To John de
1311
566 [1309-11] [Extract] Contd.
Wrocwardyn, £128 14s 8d. To Ranulph de Benton,
receiver of victuals at Berwick after Wrocwardyn's
death, £677 8s 8d. To William de Monte Acuto, for
arrows and bolts for the Scottish war, £14 13s. To
John Comyn, son of John Comyn, for his equipage in
Scotland, £100. To Bartholomew de Badelesmere
and Roger Sauvage, for expenses going to Scotland,
£30. To John de Bentele for expenses of the countess
of Carrick, £34 13s 4d. [m. 3]. To John de Ergadia,
going to Ireland on the king's business, for wages
of himself and men at arms, 100 marks. To the
bishop of Argyll, staying in England at the king's
expense, 10 marks. To Robert de Clifford, on his
certum for keeping the English marches,
£1506 16s 7d. (e) To William Olifard, as prests on
his fee and robes for the year, £9 13s 4d. [To the
earl of Strathearn, £15; David de Betoign, Scottish
knight, £12; both as Olifard.] To Robert de Clifford,
for keeping the march of Carlisle, £208. To John de
Ergadia, coming from Ireland to Carlisle and thence
to the king at Berwick, £4. [Further prests, as in
vol. iii, no. 235.] [Prests of wine to John de Weston,
60 tuns; John de Wroghwardyn, 553 tuns; Ranulph
Benton, 231 tuns; their offices are as specified in
(d) above.] [m. 4]. [E 101/619/45] [The top of m.l
is badly damaged; m.2 contains no matter relating
to Scotland].
567 [c 1309-11]
Memorandum addressed by [blank] to [King Edward
II], concerning reasons [for the failure of ?] Mr
Thomas de Cobham and Richard de Plumstoke,
assigned in a.r. 1 in place of Mr Philip Martel, who
had been assigned by [King Edward I] to keep and
fulfil covenants of peace and truce entered into by
him and his ancestors with the kings of France, and
to defend the right of the said king and his people
in the process begun on these covenants. First, they
do not have commissions or other sufficient letters
to sustain the charge of the said offices, or to
receive counsel and aid from the prelates and nobles
of England and of other lands of the king's overlord-
ship concerning the dangerous and doubtful matters
apparent in these affairs, when they require, as had
other clerks attending to certain of these affairs in
the time of [King Edward I]. Item, certain men of the
commonalties of the ports, cities and towns of
England to whom the king's ancestors have given
certain liberties in that realm, and in lands and
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1311
567 [c. 1309-11] Contd.
islands annexed to the English crown, and in the
English Channel (A/ier Dengl'), confirmed by the
king, did not wish to aid the king's envoys,
advocates and proctors to maintain these liberties
against the ministers and subjects of the king of
France, and other lords who border (marchiz) on the
king's lordships, nor to keep the laws [etc.]
formerly made to preserve process and right between
the men of all lands who pass by the Channel. As a
result, the sovereignty of that sea, and of the islands
in it belonging to the realm of England, is impeded in
unwonted manner by foreigners, especially by the
court of the king of France, and by masters and
mariners of his navy. It would consequently be peril-
ous for the said clerks to undertake these offices
until the king, prelates and nobles are certified of
the state of these affairs, and until the king has
made the men of the said ports [etc.] join with the
king's envoys and proctors in these affairs, and
especially in the affairs of Scotland, as to recover-
ing possession of certain cities and towns of that
land recently seized by the king's enemies con-
trary to the truce granted them by the king, and
frequently prolonged at the request of the king of
France. French. [SC 1/35/16].
568 1310-11
[Memorandum of arrangements for the king's expedi-
tion to Scotland. 1 m.] [C 49/4/9].
569 1310-11 [Extract]
[Additions to vol. iii, no. 235.] Prest to Mr John de
Weston, chamberlain of Scotland, £5743 2s 8d.
Prests to Edward de Balliol, 10 marks and £10.
Prest to John de Leek, bishop elect of Dunkeld,
250 marks. Prest to Simon de Lyndeseya, £16.
[E 101/374/3] [Further Scottish entries on this mem-
brane duplicate those in no. 566 above, ms. 3-4].
570 [1310-11]
Letter from John de Ferreres to Walter [Reynolds],
bishop of Worcester, chancellor. Sends the king's
letter for protections for himself and those who go in
his company to the war in Scotland, namely Sir
Walter de Baskervill', Sir Fouke le fiz Waryn, and
Sir Nicholas de Kryel, knights, Hamo de Illeye,
Robin de Sapi, [and 12 other esquires, named]. Asks
the chancellor to order these writs in accordance
with the king's command, and also writs of suspension
(soeffraunce) of debts, if he is making them for the
1311
570 [1310- 111 Contd.
others going in the king's service. French.
[SC 1/35/103].
1312
571 [c. 1312, April]
Letter from Roger de Mortemer[of Chirk], justiciar
of Wales, to Walter [Reynolds], bishop of Worcester,
chancellor. [Reasons for his departure from the king
in Scotland.] French. [SC 1/35/114] [Calendared in
Edwards, Ancient Correspondence, Wales, 182-3].
572 1311, July 8 - 1312, July 7
[Additions to vol. iii, no. 278.] To John de la Grave
and 13 other hobelars in the castle of Dumfries, for
wages at 6d each daily from 8 July 1311 to 31 Mar.
1312, £93 9s. To Adam de Sether and 9 other
balisters, for wages at 3d each daily for the same
time, £33 7s 6d. [fo. 4 v.]. To Robert de Clifford
staying at Carlisle, for his service there and in
Scotland from 10 July to 29 Sept. 1311, 6 tuns wine,
value £24. To the same, by hands of Ingram de
Umfraville, his knight, on 8 Dec, 1 tun wine, value
£4. To John de Weston, chamberlain of Scotland,
for wages of garrisons in Scotland paid at Newcastle
on 10 Nov., 200 marks. To Dungal MacDowill,
sheriff and constable of Dumfries castle, as a prest
for keeping the castle, by hands of Fergus, his
brother, at Carlisle on 29 Nov., 26s 8d, and by hands
of John de Eselinton, his valet, at Carlisle on
24 Mar., 68s. [fo. 7 r.]. [E 101/14/22].
573 August 16
Memorandum of a truce between Robert, king of
Scotland, and the community of the bishopric of
Durham, to last from this date until 24 June next,
provided that 450 marks are paid to the Scots at
Michaelmas. Hexham. French. [Durham 3/1, fo.
56 r.-v.] [in Durham Registrum, i. 204-5; Stones,
Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 37, with translation].
574 October 29
Privy seal writ from King Edward [II] to Aymer de
Valence, earl of Pembroke. The king is bound to
John de Sandale for 3000 marks lent him in a.r. 4
when John was treasurer, for other sums paid by
him to the king in the same year, and to John and
the other executors of Henry de Lacy, late earl of
Lincoln, for a sum received from the earl during
his life and from his executors after his death, for
certain great affairs which the king had in the
234
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1312
574 October 29 Contd.
Scottish war, as John will more fully show Aymer.
Orders that John have an assignment on the first
issues of the king's custom of wool, hides and wool-
fells in his port of Kingston on Hull, after Sir
Humphrey de Littlebury has received the 400 marks
assigned to him from that custom. Westminster.
French. [SC 1/45/170].
575 [1310-12 ?] [Extract]
[Account book of imprests of the wardrobe. 95 fos.]
(a) [Prests in a.r. 4 Edward II, at Berwick.] [fo.
28 r.]. [Prests to Mr John de Weston, chamberlain
of Scotland, by hands of various persons, including
the following.] By Sir David de Strabulgy, for the
cerium he should take for his stay at Dundee, in
money delivered to him by Sir Peter Lubaud, at
[Berwick], 31 July, 100 marks. By Sir Alexander de
Abernethy, for wages, delivered [as above],
50 marks. By Sir Robert de Umframvill, earl of
Angus, for his fee for keeping the march between
Northumberland and Cumberland, Berwick, 1 Aug.,
100 marks. By Ralph de Monte Hermerii, for his fee
for keeping the land of Scotland, Berwick, 1 Aug.,
£150. By a merchant of the Friscobaldi [named],
delivering money to Alexander de Abernith' as a
prest for keeping Dundee, and to Sir David de
Breghin, Berwick, 18 July, total, £30. By a merchant
of Caen [named], for 93'/; qrs. beans bought from him
at Dundee by Alexander de Abernithy, at Berwick,
30 July, £22 4s I'/jd. [fo. 38 r.]. By Roger Bisshop,
merchant of Berwick, for victuals bought from him
[as above], London, 8 Oct., £6 7s 6d. [Payments
concerning troops at Perth, Berwick and Dundee.]
[fo. 38 V.]. To [Weston], by hands of Andrew Lamb,
burgess of Berwick, for money he delivered to Sir
John Comyn for his sustenance in a.r. 3, Newcastle,
22 Apr. in 'the present year' a.r. 5, 60s. [Payments
for victuals bought at Berwick and sent to Perth,
and for others bought for Linlithgow and Dundee in
a.r. 5.] [fo. 39 r.]. (b) [Prests to Weston, including
the following.] By hands of Sir William Olyfard, for
his fee for all the present year, because he was on
service in Scotland, allocated him at Westminster,
13 Oct. 1313, 10 marks. By hands of William de
Feling, constable of Roxburgh, for arrears of wages
of himself and his men and for restoration of horses
lost in the garrison in a.r. 4 and 5, £541 19s 6d.
[fo. 39 V.]. Prest to Eustace de Godesbache, lately
chamberlain of Scotland, by hands of Sir Henry
1312
575 [1310-12?] [Extract] Contd.
Beaufuiz, for arrears of his fee as sheriff of Lothian,
wages of his esquires and restoration of horses in
a.r. 2, by bill of the chamberlain delivered to the
wardrobe on 7 May 1312, £97. [Further prests to
Godesbach for wages in Scotland.] [fo. 43 v.].
[Prests to John de Weston for wages of men at
Berwick, Roxburgh, Dundee and Perth, including
payment to Gilbert de Dunkeldyn, esquire at Perth,
for arrears in a.r. 2, 3 and 4.] [fo. 44 v.]. (c) Prest
to Sir John de Argadia, as part of 100 marks granted
him by the king, staying at London until 5 Dec. next,
at Westminster, 20 Nov. [1309 ?], 10 marks; on
25 Nov., £10; on 8 Dec, 10 marks, [fo. 45 r.].
[Prests to Weston, including sums for restoration of
a horse of John de Dunmor, esquire of Alexander de
Abernethy, lost in Alexander's company when he was
keeper between the mountains and the Forth in a.r.
5, and for arrears of wages to William de Rokesburgh,
William, Richard and Adam 'de Clakmanan', Peterde
Edeneburgh, and 3 other archers of Roxburgh. See
also vol. iii, no. 303.] [fo. 54 r.]. [Prests to Weston,
including a total of £16 paid to 2 merchants of Depe,
named, for malt bought from them by Weston for the
garrisons of Perth and Dundee, and arrears of wages
paid to Thomas de Kirkintolagh and 21 other
balisters for their stay in Dundee in a.r. 5.] (d)
Prest to the same, by hands of the mayor and bailiffs
of Newcastle, paying money for the wages of 2 ship-
masters [named] and 50 sailors, taking men at arms
and infantry in the company of David de Breghin to
re-inforce Dundee, by indenture delivered to the
wardrobe, London, 14 June 1317, 108s. To the same,
by hands of a shipmaster of London [named], for
40 qrs. wheat at 18s the qr., and 40 qrs. beans at
16s the qr., bought from him at Perth by William
Olifant, keeper of the town, by William's receipt
delivered to the wardrobe on 5 Nov. 1314, £68. [fo.
55 V.]. To [the same], as a prest on his office, in
the price of victuals delivered to him by Ranulph de
Benton, keeper of victuals at Berwick, for wages of
men in Scottish garrisons in the present year, by 2
receipts delivered to the wardrobe on 10 Dec. 1315,
£1797 16s 4'/2d. [fo. 58 r.]. Prests to Ivo de Ergadia
for his wages, on 9 Sept. and 8 Oct. at London, on
16 Nov. at Westminster, on 24 Oct., 9 Dec. and 12 Mar.,
and at Newcastle on 28 Apr., total, £4 13s 4d.
[fo. 58 V.]. [E 101/373/26] [See also vol. iii, nos.
196, 208, 210, 221, 283, 303, 496 and 646, which are
extracts from this book].
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1312
1313
576 [c. 1311-12]
Letter from Roger de Wadenho to King [Edward II].
[Summary of relations with France over Gascony.]
If the king came to France, he might be arrested for
divers felonies, trespasses and debts, at the suit of
parties, over which the courts would claim to have
cognizance. It does not seem likely that the peers
of France, to whom it pertains to give judgment
between all subjects of the crown of France, would
be favourable to him, since they have allowed, and
continue to allow the king's enemies of Scotland to
repair to France, and there purvey arms, victuals,
and all things necessary for war, contrary to the
league (confederacion) between the king's father
and the king of France. If the king were convicted
at the suit of these parties, he might be forfeited of
all his lands, and arrested until he did right to the
plaintiffs. French. [SC 1/50/106].
1313
577 1312, July - 1313, January [Extract]
[Account book of Gilbert de Bromle, receiver of
victuals at Carlisle. 8 fos.] [List of victuals
delivered to Dungal Macdowel at Dumfries in a.r.
6 Edward II.] - 170 qrs. wheat, 7 tuns wine,
between 9-20 July, by hands of John de Menreth,
MacDowell's clerk and receiver of his stores.
35 qrs. wheat, 18 qrs. malt, 30 qrs. barley, 20 qrs.
beans and peas, 12 qrs. salt, 12 bacons, 2'/2 bands
iron, between 29 July and 3 Sept. 15 qrs. wheat,
9 qrs. malt, 15 qrs. barley, on 12 Oct. 30 qrs. wheat
on 28 Oct. 16 qrs. wheat and 24 qrs. oatmeal, lost
by storm in a boat of William fitz Ralph while being
shipped from Skinburness, on 2 Jan. [fo. 4 v.].
[E 101/14/25] [Omitted from vol. iii, no. 304].
578 [1311-13], April 15
Letter from Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, to W[alter Reynolds], bishop of
Worcester, chancellor. Understands that certain men
intend to joust at Thorrok' in Essex on Monday next.
Asks the chancellor to order the sheriff of Essex to
be there in person and cause it to be forbidden
throughout his whole bailiwick, on pain of forfeiture,
that anyone joust, tourney, combat (bordoier) or
perform other deeds of arms, privily or openly, while
the king is in the war in Scotland, without the king's
special permission. Angre [Ongar]. French. [SC 1/
35/931.
579 May 23
Letter [copyl from Richard [Kellawe], bishop of
Durham, to William [Lamberton], bishop of
St Andrews. [Thanks him for his efforts to secure
peace between England and Scotland, and asks him
to meet the papal and French ambassadors sent for
that purpose, to whom the writer has already spoken.]
Aukeland'. [Durham 3/1, fos. 84 v. - 85] [In Durham
Reglstrum, i, 339-40].
580 [1311-131, June 16
Letter from Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, to W[ alter Reynolds], bishop of Worcester,
lieutenant of the chancellor. His bachelor, Sir
Walter ... was granted the king's protection for his
journey to Scotland, to last from ... in a.r. 4 until
Easter following, in which time ... in Scotland,
staying continually in the writer's company, fulfill-
ing the time ... [He] understands that Roger de
Estderby and Ydoine his wife are impleading Sir
Walter before the justices of the bench at
Westminster, affirming that Walter was in England
throughout the time of the protection and ever since,
seeking excuse to cause him to lose a great part of
... his disheritance. Asks the chancellor [to order]
the justices to allow the said protection, that
Walter [be not] defeated by his adversaries.
Witnesses that Walter was in the war in Scotland
with horses and arms according to the time laid
down in his protection. French. [ SC 1/35/96]
[Damaged].
581 June 23
Letter from Ralph [de Baldock], bishop of London, to
[Walter Reynolds], bishop of Worcester, chancellor.
He has received the king's letters. [Recited in full] -
While [Ralph] was at the general council in Vienne,
the prelates of the province of Canterbury and
[Ralph's] proctor were at a provincial council in
London, and at the king's request granted 4d from
each mark of the spiritualities of the province, to be
used for the advantage of the king, realm and
Church, and to repel any attack by the king's foreign
enemies, as the king was informed by [several
prelates]. The king now understands from the keepers
of his towns and castles in Scotland, his other
ministers in these parts and other trustworthy men
that the Scots are coming to attack at 3 places on
the march, and hasten to destroy the realm,
especially during the king's absence from it. Since
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1313
581 June 23 Contd.
if these dangers come about they will redound to the
loss of Holy Church also, the king thinks that the
money can be put to no better use than to repel these
enemies, and staunchly bridle their malice. The king
orders that [Ralph] have all the money already
collected in his diocese brought to London, and paid
to himself and the prior of the hospital of St John of
Jerusalem in England within the octave of the
Nativity of St John Baptist, and that he levy the
rest in haste, to be paid to himself and the prior
within 3 weeks of that feast, for payment to men at
arms who will go to the marches against these
enemies, as was more fully ordained by the council.
[Ralph] should inform the king what he has done, by
his letters and by the bearer of these presents.
London. 16 June 1313. Ralph requests a postpone-
ment until the next parliament at Westminster on the
quindene of St John, since these affairs concern the
prelates and clergy of the whole province of
Canterbury, who will convene there, and the short-
ness of time and his own power (possibilitas) are
insufficient to perform this before then. Stebbenheth
[Stepney]. [SC 1/35/84].
582 June 30
Letter from Thomas [de Wouldham], bishop of
Rochester, to King Edward [II]. He received the
king's letters on 20 June. [Recited in full, as in
no. 581 above.] Since this grant was made by the
common assent of all the prelates of the province
of Canterbury, he cannot make payment without the
assent of the other prelates, and especially of the
archbishop of Canterbury, even if he had the money.
Asks to be excused. Cherring'. [SC 1/34/199].
583 June 8 - July 15 [Extract]
[Part of an account book of imprests of the wardrobe.
14 pp.] To a valet, taking letters of John Roberti,
knight of the king of France, and of John de Insula,
sent to Scotland to take and affirm a truce, from
Berwick to certain of the council at London for the
expedition of this business, on 8 June 1313, 5s.
To Matthew de Brewes, cursor, taking letters sent
by [the above], the bishop of St Andrews and the
chamberlain to the king and the king of France for
the certification and expedition of the truces to be
taken, 20 June, 5s. To Thomas Frere, cursor, taking
letters of the chancellor, John de Insula and the
chamberlain to the earl of Angus, for the king's
1313
583 June 8 - July 15 [Extract] Contd.
business, 8 July 1313, 6d. To the same, taking
letters of the earl, John de Insula and others of the
king's council, from Berwick to the mayor and
bailiffs of Newcastle and sheriff of Northumberland,
to prohibit the shipping of victuals to the Scots,
13 July, 12d. To John Denefeld, sergeant, taking
letters of John de Insula, the chancellor and the
chamberlain, envoys sent to Scotland for the affirma-
tion of a truce, from Berwick to the king and council
at London for the expedition of this business,
9 July, 26s 8d. To a valet, taking letters of the same
and the earl of Angus, [for the same], 15 July, 5s.
[E 101/374/16, p. 9].
584 August 17
Letter from the bailiffs and commonalty of Maltone
[co. Yorks] to King E[dward II]. Testifies that
Richard de Fimmer and Richard de Slengesby,
burgesses of that town, with other merchants of
York and Beverley, had loaded the 3 ships of John
de Westlond', William Petressonne and Peter
Bellard, mariners of Flanders, with divers
merchandise in the port of Hull, to be taken to
Brabant, when John le Sagher and other malefactors
of Flanders stole 15 sacks of wool belonging to the
2 Richards, value, £8 each, 42 wool-fells, value,
118s, together with the goods of the other merchants
of York and Beverley, on the Saturday after mid-
Lent at Sheld', on the way to Brabant, and took the
said merchants to Aberdeen. They left them in the
custody of the king's enemies and went to Flanders
with the goods and merchandise. The merchants
obtained the king's letters to the count of Flanders
deprecating this, and delivered them to him by their
attorney, but the count unjustly took no action.
Maltone. [SC 1/34/126].
585 [1312-13], September 12
Letter from Edmund de Hastinges, keeper of
Berwick, to Walter [Reynolds], bishop of Worcester,
chancellor. Sir Thomas de Boultein' of co. York is
in the writer's company in the garrison of the said
town, and holds high place and great estate from
the king in that garrison. Asks a writ of protection
for him, according to the usual form for men outside
England on the king's service in other lands, to
last for the time of their stay, since he hears that
certain men have wronged Thomas during his
absence, and it is not good to send such a bachelor
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1313
585 [ 1312-13], September 12 Contd.
from the garrison in such perilous times as they are
now in Scotland. Berwick. French. [SC 1/35/110].
586 [1313, November] [Extract]
[Liber cotidianus of the wardrobe. 48 fos.] To Mr
John de Claxton, treasurer of Thomas and Edmund
the king's brothers, for expenses from 8 July -
7 Nov. [1313] of Edward de Balliolo, staying in their
hospice at the king's costs, at 10s daily for
Edward's expenses and those of 2 esquires, 2 valets,
5 garcons, 7 horses and 4 greyhounds staying with
him, by an account made with William de Neuport,
John's clerk, on 11 Nov. [1313], £61 10s. [fo. 6 r.].
To Sir John de Insula, baron of exchequer, going
from London to Berwick with Sir Robert de
Umframvill, earl of Angus, to treat with Sir Robert de
Brus concerning peace negotiations (sutferancia)
between him and [Edward II], for expenses for
70 days from 16 May - 24 July 1313, in money
allocated to him at an account made at Westminster,
5 Nov. 1313, £35. To John de Carleton, clerk, sent
with a writ from York to the sheriff of Essex and
Herts at St Albans, to supervise and hasten the
provision of victuals to be sent to Berwick for supply
of Roxburgh castle, for his expenses from 23 Mar. -
20 June [1313], by an account made with him at
Westminster, 23 Nov. 1313, £4 10s. [fo. 15 r.].
[E 101/375/8].
1314
587 April 1
Writ [copy] to Richard [Kellawe], bishop of Durham.
[The parliament which was to have been held at
Westminster is cancelled, because of the need to
repulse the Scottish advance on Berwick; the
bishop is ordered instead to be at York on 3 June,
to discuss an aid for the Scottish war.] St Albans.
[Durham 3/1, fos. 197 v. - 198 v.] (in Durham
Rcgistrum, ii, 998 - 1000].
588 [1302-141, April 28
Letter from Henry de Percy to Adam de Osgodeby.
The bearer Gilbert de Riggeton', his valet, is
dwelling with the writer in the king's war in
Scotland until the king gives further orders.
Requests letters of protection for Gilbert, and that
Adam aid him in all the other affairs he has at court.
Durham. French. [SC 1/28/35).
1314
589 May 27
Writ [copy] to Richard [Kellawe], bishop of Durham.
[Since the king hears that the Scots are gathering
to obstruct the relief of Stirling, in places inacces-
sible to cavalry, he orders the bishop to hasten the
sending of 1500 footmen to the muster at Wark.]
Newminster. [Durham 3/1, fo. 198 v.] [In Durham
Registrum, ii, 1003-4].
590 [1314, September 5 - 18]
Credence [indented] of Brother Ralph de Chilton',
envoy (message) of Sir Robert de Brus. Robert asks
the king of England and his council to arrange an
agreeable way whereby [firm peace may be made]
between the kingdoms. He and his men will persist
so strongly to have peace, that all will say they
desire it earnestly. Because peace cannot be quickly
made without negotiations (traitiz). he asks the
king for safeconduct for Neel Cambel, Roger de
Kirke Patrik, Robert de Keth and Gilbert de la Haye,
knights, so that 2 of them with their retinue can
come safely to the king for 6 weeks from St Matthew's
day [21 Sept.] to treat more fully for peace; in the
meantime, Robert and his men will refrain from war-
like acts and other injuries against the king and his
people. Robert will send the men [to whom the safe-
conduct is granted] at whatever time and place the
king wishes to assign, so long as these are
[mutually convenient]. He also asks in the credence
that the king send men at the time and place
assigned to treat of these matters. French. [C 47/
22/12(28)] [Damaged. Complete copy in Lambeth
Palace Library, MS. 1213, fos. 32-3, with a copy of
Chilton's letter of credence, dated 5 Sept. For safe-
conduct dated 18 Sept., see Rot. Scot., i, 131. See
also Cal. Pat. R. 1313-17. 464).
591 September 28
Writ from King Edward [II] to John de Weston,
chamberlain of Scotland. The burgesses of Berwick
have shown by petition that they have incurred
great expenses on the fortification and walling of
the town against the Scots since the king's last
departure therefrom, and have asked him to grant
them the fermes of the town, worth 300 marks
annually, for 3 years, as a subsidy for several
injuries done to them, as well as for the expenses
they have incurred and will incur on the walling of
the town. He orders Weston to hold an enquiry into
the amount and nature of these expenses, to return
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591 September, 28 Contd.
the information, and to refrain from levying the
fermes meanwhile. York. [SC 1/55/52] [For return,
see below, no. 596].
592 [1314, September ?]
Letter from the mayor and burgesses of Berwick to
John de Sandale, chancellor. [Thanks him for past
help ?] They ask Sandale to deliver them from their
great injuries; they will do part (reguardonoroms
partie) according to their power, but cannot do
everything ... They ask his aid in the affairs of
which the king [spoke to Sandale ?] at York. They
send the return to a writ concerning these affairs,
for the forwarding of these affairs to the chamber-
lain of Scotland, by William de Rokesborgh, their
fellow-burgess, proctor and attorney, so that, with
Sandale's help, these may be concluded. French.
[SC 1/55/51] [Faded. Formerly sewn to no. 591
above and no. 596 below].
593 October 9
Privy seal warrant from King Edward [II] to
exchequer. He has assigned Mr Andrew de Tange,
notary, to be present at negotiations with the
Scots concerning a truce to be granted to them, and
to make a public instrument concerning these
negotiations if needed. Orders that Andrew be paid
£10 for his expenses, and that this be charged to
the keeper of the wardrobe. York. French.
[E 404/1/6].
594 November 18
Writ [copy] to Richard [Kellawe], bishop of Durham,
ordering him to sequester the goods of the late
Robert [Heron], parson of Ford, on account of sums
owed to the king for Robert's tenure of offices in
Scotland. Westminster. [The return states that the
church of Ford is in the Scottish march, where none
of the bishop's officers dare to go, or to exercise
any jurisdiction.] [Durham 3/1, fo. 204 r. - 204 v.l
[In Durham Registrum. ii, 1037-8].
595 [1314], December 29
Letter from [John de Iver, escheator beyond Trent],
to [King Edward II]. [The Scots are preparing to
invade when the lords of the march leave for the
parliament in London; many folk will go over to
them if the king does not help. Asks that the lords
be ordered to remain for the guard of the march.
Reports arrangements for a meeting of clergy and
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595 [1314] , December 29 Contd.
nobles at York on 4 Jan. to take counsel for the
guard of the march; the clergy wish to give an aid
for this guard. Asks if he wishes Alnwick castle
to be reinforced.] York. French. [SC 1/35/142]
[In Tanquerey, Lettres Anglo-Francaises, no. 101].
596 December 31 [Extract]
[Return to no. 591 above. Main expenses incurred by
the burgesses of Berwick for the fortification of the
town since the king's departure] ... by Roger de St
Botolphs, William de Speton, [?] of the Hall (de
Aula) and [illegible], between 9 July and [above
date]. For timber, boards and nails bought for the
palisade and scaffolding behind the house of Holy
Trinity, and for making these and a wall of earth
there, £14 12s. [For the same, bought for a brattice
above the gate next to the swing bridge on the
water, and for others at the turnpikes at the Ward of
Drilton, total, £50 lis 4d. For masons making and
repairing the wall from John de Weston's house to
the Red Hall and from there to Segate, total,
£12 2s 6d.] For timber, boards and nails bought for
brattices and scaffolding from John's house to
Segate, and for making these, £45 5s 4d. For [the
same], bought for a brattice on the bridge next to the
Friars Minor, and for a barrier and the making of a
wall outside the gate there, £15 5s. For masons
making a barbican at the great gate, £9 lis. For
carpenters, and for timber and iron bought for the
engine next to le Cougate, £7 10s. [For timber and
nails for 6 brattices from the gate next to the
Friars Minor to St Mary gate, for a portcullis and for
masons repairing that gate, and for a barrier and a
new wall outside it, total, £15 19s. For timber
and nails bought for a brattice above the gate near
Bondyngton, for workmen making a wall and ditch
there, and for others repairing the great ditch round
the town wall, total, £16 7s. For timber, boards
and nails bought for brattices made on Neisseward
and for a palisade on le hough, and for making
these, total, £12 14s 4d.] For masons making a
wall next to le Quarelwelle, £20 5s 6d. For timber
bought for a brattice and barrier made on the great
wall behind the Friars Minor and Preachers,
£12 5s. For making 200 perches of a small ditch
round the town wall, £10. [Timber, nails, a beam,
tanned hide and a 'hangour' were bought for the
great engine at a total cost of £2 10s. The repair
and equipping of 2 springalds on the great tower and
PART II: ADDITIONS
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596 December 31 [Extract] Contd.
the tower of St Nicholas cost £3 10s.] Sum total,
£270 7s 5d. Sealed with the writer's seal of office.
Berwick. [SC 1/55/53].
597 [after 1314]
[Inquisition as to damage done to the property of
Dame Agnes Bertram by the men of the king of
Scots.] [C 47/22/12(7)].
1315
598 [1315, after January 3]
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward II]. William,
archbishop of York, Richard, bishop of Durham, and
Robert de Pykering, dean of York, caused the lords
of CO. York and the writer to assemble at York on
3 Jan., to discuss how best to end the malice of the
Scots enemies, who are prepared to come hastily to
destroy the land. At the end of the discussion
(treitiz), they agreed that as leaders they would com-
pel the men of the country to assemble with them
and all their power, for their defence. Requests
[the king's] aid and advice, without which his land
and people cannot be saved. Asks him to send his
wishes, especially whether he wishes the lords of
that county, who were summoned to the parliament
at London, to come there or not. Requests credence
for the bearer on behalf of those present at the
discussion. Frenc/j. [SC 1/35/37].
599 March 16
Writ [copy] to Richard [Kellawe], bishop of Durham.
Orders that proclamation be made throughout his
liberty, prohibiting the sending of victuals or
munitions to the Scots. Westminster. [Durham 3/1,
fo. 209 r.-v.] [In Durham Registrum, ii, 1065-6].
600 March 16
Writ from King Edward [II] to John de Bretaigne,
earl of Richmond, and Humphrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex. The king formerly charged them
to see right done to la dame de Felinges [Leonarda,
widow of William de Felling, late constable of
Roxburgh castle], concerning her demand for a debt
owed by the king to her lord, and they have written
that it seems to the earls of Pembroke, Warwick and
Arundel, and to them, that the king is obligated,
since her lord was above suspicion when he died in
the king's service. The treasurer will not see to the
business without a warrant, and the chancellor will
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600 March 16 Contd.
not make one without the king's command, as their
letters show. They are ordered to consult with the
archbishop of Canterbury as to how much should be
paid to discharge the king's conscience in this case,
and to tell the chancellor on the king's behalf to
make a warrant to the treasurer. Given under the
queen's seal, 'since we did not have our privy seal
by us when these letters were made'. Windsor Park.
French. [SC 1/45/186] [See Cat. Close R. 1313-18,
175].
601 [1315], April 21
Letter from William [ill], count of Hainaut, Holland,
Zeeland and lord of Friesland, to King Edward [II].
[Reports the arrest of 2 ships from Scotland. In one
of these were men of the king of Scots bearing his
sealed letters of marque, who were accordingly
released. He has punished the men of the other ship
for crimes against Edward's subjects and others.
Complains against William Jutter, an Englishman,
who has committed similar crimes against his
subjects.] The Hague. [SC 1/34/81] [in Sronnen tot
de Geschiedenis van den Handel met Engeland,
Schotland en lerland 1150-1485, ed. H.J. Smit
(Rijks Geschiedkundige Publicatien, 1928), i, 153-4].
602 [1315, spring?]
Writ from King Edward [ll] to his mariners. He has
heard that, following his departure from London to-
wards Scotland, and their discharge (deliverance)
from London, they are going with his ships to divers
places in the Thames and towards the sea, and take
prises of grain and other victuals without payment,
and everywhere choose and take men to go in the
ships, as well those not mariners as others, and
then take fines from many of them, to his great
scandal and the great hardship of his people. On
pain of forfeiture of body and goods they are to
redress these things, and take nothing without con-
sent, nor take landsmen or sailors except according
to the form of their commission. They are to come
hastily to him, as he and others on his behalf have
more fully charged them. He intends to make hasty
enquiry everywhere as to their behaviour and whether
they have obeyed these commands, etc. French.
[SC 1/36/195A] [Draft, with a final note in Latin in
the same hand, 'it is to be put more or less as shall
seen expedient to you'.]
PART II: ADDITIONS
1315
603 [1315, before May 5]
Letter from Humphrey de Bohoun, earl of Hereford
and constable of England, to John de Sandale,
chancellor. Certifies that Sir Hugh le Despenser
was in the king's war in Scotland in a.r. 34
Edward [I]. French. [SC 1/35/139] [See Cal. Chanc.
R. Various 1277-1326, 115].
604 May 25
[Writ charging John de Botetourt with seizing fish
and delaying to proceed against the Scots; with
return. 2 ms.] Thunderley. [C 47/2/23(31-32)].
605 [1315, May 26-31]
Letter from John Bouteturte to [John de Sandale],
chancellor, and [Walter de Norwich], treasurer. The
sheriff of Essex [Richard de Perers], Sir John de
Tany, Sir John Gernoun, William de Marny and John
de Belleneden had power of the king to choose 100
good and sufficient archers to go in the writer's
company in the king's service against the Scots, and
had a day at Hewyz on the Wednesday [14 May] in
the week of Pentecost, at which day they caused to
come men feeble in body, not sufficiently attired,
without bows or arrows or other arms. The writer
gave them another day, Monday [26 May] after the
octave of Trinity, at the same place, to bring certain
men chosen by themselves and others, whose names
he sends under his seal, on which day neither they
nor the men appeared, nor was any reason given for
this. Those from the Forest of Dene 'have come well
and fully'. He is well served in part from Suffolk and
likely to be willingly served both from Norfolk and
Suffolk. Asks for an order to the sheriff of Essex to
cause Sir John de Tany [etc.] to be in person at
Hewiz on the Saturday [31 May] after St Augustine
with the 100 archers ready to go with the writer. If he
gets them, he will sail on the following Monday, if
the wind favours. He has 17 great ships ready, but
does not know where to obtain the remainder, if not
on the way, for they are still in Hull and Seint
Botulph. Asks that the king's clerk in his company
who makes payments be ordered to bring the king's
money with him as far as Hull to pay the ships which
he shall meet, or that another do so, since the clerk
refuses to do so without command from the addres-
sees. If the writer does not have all the ships and
men he should have, and payment is not duly made,
he cannot carry out the voyage. French. [SC 1/28/
107].
1315
606 [1315, June or 1327, July]
Letter from William Lenglis and Thomas de Saunford
to [King Edward II]. The Scots entered England last
Tuesday in full force. Robert de Brus was not with
them, so that the isles (/e& lies) are assigned to the
earl of Murrif. On the Wednesday following, they lay
at la Rose [Rose castle, co. Cumberland], with
victuals for 15 days. When other news comes, it
shall be sent. French. [SC 1/34/110] [The later date
is more likely. See vol. iii, no. 924].
607 [1315, July ?]
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. [News from Carlisle;
defence of Anglesey against the Scots.] [SC 1/55/31]
[in Edwards, Ancient Correspondence, Wales,
253-4].
608 November 4
Writ [copy] to Richard [Kellawe], bishop of Durham.
Orders him to summon forces in his liberty when re-
quired, in support of Henry de Bello Monte and Adam
de Swynburn, sent to protect the march against the
Scots. Prohibits the making of 'individual or partial'
truces with the enemy. Clipston. [Durham 3/1, fo.
215] [in Durham Registrum, ii, llOO-l].
609 [1315, August-November]
Credence of an English envoy to the king of France.
[The English king no longer wishes the meeting
agreed on for Paris on 30 Nov. next to take place.]
The earl of Warwick and Sir Hugh de Ver, who were
to be there, are now both dead, and the king is so
hard pressed by the Scots, both in his land of
Ireland and in the march of England, that he cannot
spare such great men as he would wish for these
affairs. [Alternative proposals for this meeting will
be sent following the parliament to be held shortly
after Hilary next.] French. [SC 1/37/33].
610 [1315, c. December]
Letter from John de Crombwell, steward of the
king's household, to John de Sandale, chancellor.
Certifies that Henry de Wynkeburn' went in the com-
pany of Rauf, lord of Crombwell, to stay in the com-
pany of Henry de Beaumont on the march of Scotland.
French. [SC 1/35/144].
611 [1302-15]
Letter from John de Nevill to Adam de Osgotby.
Requests letters of protection for the bearer
Nicholas de Potreton, who will be with the writer in
the war in Scotland. French. [SC 1/28/33].
241
1315
612 [1302-15]
Letter from Robert [blank] to his kusine Adam de
Osegotebye. He has understood the orders he re-
ceived from Adam, and will obey him in this and all
other matters. Requests that letters of protection be
sent by the bearer, as given to others who have gone
to Scotland. French. [SC 1/28/36].
613 [c. 1308-15]
Letter from Robert de Kendale to the chancellor.
Certain men of Pevensey whose names are in an
enclosed bill, and who are impleaded before Sir
[Roger de] Brabanzon and his companions at the suit
of certain foreigners {gentz del forein) of co. Sussex,
have gone in the king's service to Scotland. Asks for
a respite of exigent so that they may remain in
peace until their return. French. [SC 1/28/133]
I^Damaged].
614 1311-15 [Extract]
[Roll of imprests of the wardrobe. 12 ms.]
(a) 1311-12. To Alexander de Abernethy, for ... 40
marks. To David, earl of Athol, for his expenses
going to Roxburgh, 100s. [m. l]. To the same, for
his expenses at parliament, £10. To John Comyn,
lord of Badenoch, for his cerium for staying in the
Scottish war and supply of his castle of Dalswinton,
£41 3s 4d. To John de Ergadia, as a prest for the
war, £30. To Thomas de Balliol, staying in Scotland
on the king's service, £20. To Dungal Makdowel,
constable of Dumfries castle, for its supply,
£497 12s. [m. 2]. 1312-13. To John de Ergadia, stay-
ing in England at the king's expense, by hands of
the sheriff of Northumberland, £37 8s 3d. [m. 4]. To
Mr John de Weston, chamberlain of Scotland, as
prests of his office, £7394 9s 6d. To John de
Ergadia, £40. [m. 5]. To Elizabeth de Brus, for her
stay in the abbey of Shaftcn', by hands of the
sheriff of Dorset and Somerset, [2 payments, total,
£36]. To Ebulo de Montibus, sent by the king to
Scotland, 20 marks. To Alexander de Abernithy,
staying at court for the king's business, £10. [2
more prests to the same]. To Dungal Makdowel [as
above, m. 2], £159 2s. [m. 6]. (b) 1313-14. To
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, for his certum
in the Scottish war, £1709 12s. To John de St John,
for his equipment for Scotland, £66 4s 4d. To
Gilbert de Clar, earl of Gloucester, [as Bohunl,
£1168 8s 6d. To Nicholas de Audele, [as St John],
£241 13s 4d. To William Ferrars, for wages in the
war, £200. To Richard Gray [for the same], £166 16s.
1315
614 1311-15 [ExtTBct] Contd.
[To the following, for equipment and wages - Richard
Lovel, £33 6s 8d; Robert de Fenes, £40; Henry de
St Audoen, £11; William Latimer, £200; John
Moubray, £200; Hugh Dispenser, £66 13s 4d; Ralph
Monthermer, £150.] To Aymer de Valence, earl of
Pembroke, for his certum, £800. To the executors of
the earl of Gloucester, for his obsequies, £200. To
John de EUefeld for wages, £13 6s 8d. To Margaret,
wife of David de Brechin, for expenses in freeing
her husband, imprisoned by the Scots, 10 marks.
To Edward Balliol, 100s. [m. 8] 1313-14. To
Alexander de Abernethy, going overseas, by hands
of the sheriff of Kent, £20. To Ralph fitz William,
as his certum for keeping Berwick, 200 marks. To
Donald de Mar, 100s. [Prests for wages of footmen
being taken from various shires to Berwick - 500
from Warwick and Leics, and 1000 each from Salop
and Staffs, Lines, Notts and Derby, and York.] To
Roger Mortimer, lord of Wygemore, in the Scottish
war, £167 13s 4d. To Robert de Wakefield, clerk of
John de Sandale, for certain business of the king's
to be done towards Scotland, £200. To John Comyn,
lord of Badenoch, £50. To John de Merton, clerk, for
wages of sailors going to the isles of Scotland,
£200. [m. 9]. (c) 1313-14. [To the following, for
wages of themselves and their men in the Scottish
war - John de Montfort, £100; John de Cromwell,
100 marks; William de Vescy, Oliver de Ingham,
John de Elleffeld, William de la Beche and Roger de
Moubray, knight, £10 each; Edmund de Mauley, 200
marks.] To John de Ergadia for his certum, £1000
and 200 marks; for the wages of himself, 3 knights,
30 men at arms, 70 hobelars, 40 balisters and 800
men, from 26 May-29 Sept. [1314], £4000. To John
de Weston, clerk, chamberlain of Scotland, as prests
of his office, £7845 2s 7d. To Henry de Beaumond,
as prests in the Scottish war, £1500. [m. 10].
1314-15. To William de Montague, for taking the fleet
to Berwick, £30; for his expenses going there, £5.
To Margeria de Ferandrath, for her sustenance, £43.
To Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, for his ex-
penses while detained by the Scots, £22 10s. To
Simon Ward, as his certum for keeping the town of
Berwick, £200. To William le Latimer for his ransom,
£200. To Mr John de Weston, chamberlain of
Scotland, as prests of his office, £2475 7s 8d.
[m. 11]. IE 101/374/201.
615 11314-15?]
(Memorandum of preparations for resisting a Scottish
PART II: ADDITIONS
1315
615 [1314-15 ?] Contd.
invasion. 1 m.] (a) That all the people of England,
both men at arms and footmen, should be arrayed
according to statute. The arrayers and the sheriffs of
York, Durham, Northumberland, Westmorland,
Cumberland and Lanes should be hastily ordered to
raise men within the 2 ages ... to be at a place and
time assigned ... to defend themselves from the
Scots, [who have] broken the truce to enter England,
(b) That sheriffs and 2 sufficient men of the counties
choose footmen as follows: 2000 from Lines, 2000
from Notts and Derby, 1000 from Chester, 2000 from
Salop and Staffs, 2000 from Warwick and Leics,
1000 from Northants, 300 from Rutland, (c) That all
sheriffs of England be ordered to cause all men of
substance to come, disregarding how well mounted
they are, because the fighting will be on foot, and
that each sheriff return the names of such in his
bailiwick to court, (d) That all who have lands in
Wales be ordered to bring sufficient horse and foot
with them, provided that the land remains secure
behind them, (e) That all the great towns of
England be ordered to aid the king with armed men.
(f) That all sheriffs be ordered to proclaim that mer-
chants and victuallers should follow the king by
land and sea, that they will be well paid, and that
nothing will be taken from them against their will.
(g) That the king should order the clergy to give an
aid. French. [C 47/2/23(1)].
1316
616 [1316], January 3
Letter from Amaniu, sire Delebret, to King Edward
[ll]. [Cannot come to the parliament at Lincoln on the
quindene of Hilary, to ordain concerning the journey
to Scotland next summer and other affairs of the
realm. He received the summons too late, and the
king's affairs in Gascony do not permit his depar-
ture. Asks to be informed of the ordinances made,
and of the king's will. I Newcastle. French.
[SC 1/18/208].
617 1315, July 8 - 1316, January 31 [Extract]
[Account book of Robert de Wodehous, controller of
the wardrobe. 139 fos.] [Payment concerning John de
Moreve and Robert Bard, prisoners taken in a battle
with the Scots near Carlisle in Aug., and kept in
Carlisle castle till sent to Castle Barnard and then
to the king at Clipston.] [fo.l2 v.]. To Andrew de
Tange, notary, assigned by ordinance of Walter
Regenald, archbishop of Canterbury, John de
1316
617 1315, July 8-1316, Jan. 31 [Extract] Contd.
Sandale, chancellor, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, and others of the council to make the
king a process concerning the superiority and lord-
ship (recto dominio) of the kingdom of Scotland, for
his expenses from 15 Mar. 1315 when he began the
process, until 31 Jan. 1316, during which time he
was continually occupied on this business, taking
3s daily by ordinance of the king and council, by an
account made with him at York on 31 May 1319,
£48 9s. [fo. 18 r.]. [Admission at Clipston on 2 Nov.
of Gilbert Pecche and Robert, earl of Angus, to fees
and robes as bannerets of the king's household.]
[fo. 54 r.]. [Expenses in Scotland of Aymer de
Valence, Henry de Percy, Bartholomew de
Badelesmere and others.] [fos. 59 v.- 62 v.].
[Expenses for shipping used against the Scots.]
[fos. 67 v.- 69 r.]. [E 101/376/7].
618 March 4
Letter from the mayor and jurats of Baion' to King
Edward [II]. The previous summer a ship, the
Saint James of Baion', [of which the owners and
master are named], was attacked by Flemings and
Scots in large numbers, who murdered the master
and all the crew except 3 hands. They were about
to seize the ship and cargo when an English fleet
under Sir John Botatorta, the king's admiral and
captain, approached. On seeing the sails of this
fleet the Flemings and Scots fled. The men of
Baion' put up the king's standard {vexillum) at the
mast-head, as a sign of protection, and called to the
king's men. At the instance of the men of Baion'
they manned the ship and sailed it to larnemue
[Yarmouth]. Recently, however, the ship was handed
over by the said admiral to Geoffrey de Santbretona.
When Geoffrey was at Burdegal' with the ship, its
true owners asked Almeric, lord of Credonio [Craon],
knight, steward of Aquitaine, to restore them the
ship and its tackle. He entrusted the affair to
Mr Thomas de Grava, king's clerk, judge of appeals,
and no further action will be taken until the king's
will is known. They ask the king to secure restitu-
tion of the ship, with the tackle and goods in it at
the time of its capture. Baion'. [SC 1/33/16] [See
Gascon Rolls 1307-17, no. 1546, for order to do
right to the owners].
619 [1316, after March 26]
Letter from Richard de Baskrevill' [sheriff of
Hereford] to John de Sendale, chancellor. [Details
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243
1316
619 [1316, after March 26] Contd.
about appointing a commission to choose men for
Scotland.] French. [SC 1/35/138].
620 May 29
Writ from King Edward [ll] to [Amalric de Credonio],
seneschal of Gascony, or his lieutenant. John
Buttetorte has informed the king that while he was
captain and admiral of a fleet going to Scotland
against the king's enemies, he took a ship between
Aberdeen and Dundee with goods of the said
enemies therein. He sent the ship to Gascony, and
it was arrested in Burd' by men of Baion', with
John's men who had been deputed to guard it, as if
the ship had been captured from the men of Bayon',
and not from the king's enemies. The bailiffs and
community of Magna Gernemuh' [Great Yarmouth]
have testified by their letters that the ship was
taken from the king's enemies. Since John is pre-
pared to prove this in the king's court, where it
ought to be proved, and since this would best be
done in England by men present at the capture, the
seneschal is ordered to de-arrest the ship and men
without delay. [Provisions for a decision, to be made
with justice towards the parties, as to the rights of
this matter.] [SC 1/36/204 (iii)] [Copy].
621 [1316], July 1
Letter from Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, to John de Sandale, chancellor. Certifies
that the bishop of London [Gilbert Segrave] fully per-
formed his service for 5 knights' fees in the king's
last Scottish war in a.r. 7, by John de Barton',
Hugh Beletoft' [and 8 others, named] who remained
there as long as the king was in Scotland. Asks that
this service be allowed to the bishop. Plesciz.
French. [SC 1/35/140].
622 August 10
Privy seal warrant from King Edward [ll] to
Walter de Norwich, treasurer. He has ordered Sir
Edmon de Kendale to come with him to Scotland, but
has heard that Edmon lost all his equipment (attir)
at Stirling when he was last there, and has paid a
heavy ransom. Orders that he have sufficient aid to
equip himself to go with the king. Scroby. French.
(Endorsed) He received 20 marks, by hands of the
collector of the wool custom in the port of London.
[E 404/1/6] [This file contains 3 similar warrants
for payment to persons going to Scotland, dated
Sept. 1316].
1316
623 [1316, September]
Letter from John de Beauchaump of Sumers' to
John [de Sandale], bishop-elect of Winchester,
chancellor. He has begun acting on a commission of
oyer et terminer, at his own great cost, and has now
received a commission of the peace. Since he has
been summoned to Scotland by letters under the
privy seal, he asks the king and council to excuse
him these commissions, or alternatively, that he may
make a reasonable fine for his service. French.
[SC 1/35/159].
624 October 8
Warrant from King Edward [ll] to exchequer. [Order
to pay 6000 marks owed to merchants of the Bardi of
Florence, including 500 marks received from them in
Aug. last for affairs touching the Scottish war.]
York.Frerc/i. [e 404/1/6] .
625 November 12
[Return to a writ of certiorari sent to the chancellor
of Scotland. 1 m.] (i) Copy of an indenture made on
25 Mar. 1307 between John Hayward and the mayor,
burgesses and community of Berwick, by which John
grants them a lease, during his lifetime, of the tron-
age, pesage and all his burgage in Berwick, together
with the ferry of the Tweed, for an annual payment of
80 marks, subject to reduction by £16 yearly if the
bridge is repaired during the term of the lease,
[causing the ferry to fall into disuse]. The mayor,
[etc.] undertake to restore the burgage and ferry to
John's heirs after his death, in the state in which
they were acquired. Carlisle, (ii) Copy of a recog-
nisance of this agreement, made at Carlisle on
26 Mar. 1307 by John de Ponte Fracto, mayor of
Berwick, and 4 citizens of Berwick [named]. Both
these documents were found in the chancellor of
Scotland's roll concerning recognisances for a.r. 35
Edward 1. Berwick. [C 47/22/12(47)] [C 47/22/12(46)
is the writ to the chancellor, dated 16 May 1316, at
Westminster. See vol. iii, nos. 1422, 1443].
626 November 21
Privy seal warrant from King Edward [ll] to Walter
de Norwich, treasurer. Order to pay £600 to Sir
Henry de Beaumont, who has been ordered to stay
with Edmon, earl of Arundel, for the safeguard of
the Scottish march during the coming winter. York.
French. [E 404/1/6] [There is a warrant to pay
arrears to Beaumont, dated Dec. 1316, later in the
same file].
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1316
627 December 23
Privy seal warrant from King Edward [ll] to
exchequer. The council have estimated what sums
can be certainly raised by 24 June next, and also
what payments will have to be made in that time for
the keeping of the Scottish march and the households
of the king and queen. Orders that no further payment
or assignment be made except in discharge of these
payments. Clipston'. French. [E 404/6/1],
628 [1316, October - c. December]
Letter from [blank] to [the chancellor?] . [Requests
protection for Richard de Halton. Burning of the peel
of Thorinthwayt on 9 Sept.; rumour that Robert Bruce
has gone to Ireland to seek his brother Edward.]
French. [SC 1/32/27] [Calendared in SHR, xxiv
(1927), 326].
629 1316
[List of abbots and priors from whom loans of carts
and horses have been requested; with their replies.]
[E 39/99/89].
1317
630 [1307-17], July 31
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward II ?]. Sends
John Bek', his servant, the bearer of these, to
inform him of the condition of his people, and of the
writer himself, in Scotland, and for certain things
touching the writer, which he begs to make known.
Asks that the addressee give credence to John Bek'
and make known through him in return his wishes to
the writer. Berwick. French. [SC 1/35/2].
631 [1307-17], July 31
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. Credence for his
valet John de Bek', bearer of these presents who
will ... [make known how they] are in the parts of
Scotland, and also certain matters touching the
writer's person and honour. Asks that these affairs
be expedited, and that any orders for him be sent
back by the same bearer. [Berwick on] Twede.
French. [SC 1/37/81]
632 October 12
Letter from King Robert [l] to all collectors of the
great custom of wool, woolfells and hides. William de
Wald has paid at Aberdeen the whole custom due for
one sack of wool, John Hovyd for 18 sacks of wool,
8 lasts and 9'/2 dickers, and 2 hides, William de
Ablevedy for V2 sack and 9 stone of wool and 50
wool-fells, and the sailors [?] (Naute) for 18 stone of
1317
632 October 12 Contd.
wool, in the ship called the Doveland of Sirice
[Zierikzee, Zeeland], of which William de Wald is
master. Orders that John, William and the sailors
(Nautas) be allowed to proceed without any impedi-
ment as to custom. Aberdeen, by the hands of Ysaac,
clericus, Richard de Elgyn and Robert Lamb, bur-
gesses, keepers of the cocket seal (custodes coketti
nostri). [SC 1/34/97 d.] [Damaged. On the recto is a
report by John Howard, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
concerning his inquisition made on 28 Oct. 1317
upon William de la Woude and his 14 companions,
merchants (of Flanders, named), who were arrested
at Hunstanton on 23 Oct. 1317 as pirates and robbers
adhering to the Scots. Lists the goods and sums of
money which were found on the ship along with a cer-
tain letter of cocket. See Cal. Pat. R. 1317-21, 114].
633 [1317], November 6
Letter from Robert [de Bethune], count of Flanders,
to King Edward [ll]. John Hoeft, burgess of Bruges,
has complained that he recently freighted a ship in
Scotland, where he had gone to trade, with hides,
wool and other goods. The ship was bound for the
port of Zwin [West Flanders], but was driven to the
neighbourhood of Blakenay where it was arrested
because it had come from Scotland, notwithstanding
the recent agreement that merchants of both their
countries may safely enter either, no matter from
where they come. [Requests the king to order release
of the ship, men and goods.] Berghes. French.
[SC 1/33/186].
634 [1317], December 2
Letter from [John Salmon, bishop of Norwich] to
[Walter Reynolds, archbishop of Canterbury ?] Since
arriving in his bishopric he has received letters from
the burgomasters, echevins and consuls of Bruges,
complaining that men of Magna lernemuta [Great
Yarmouth] have seized 2 ships, laden with goods of
merchants of Bruges, off Yarmouth, against the truce
lately concluded between England and Flanders. To
prevent a breach of this truce, he has consulted with
men of Yarmouth, and the situation is that the 2
Flemish ships, captured by men of Yarmouth, have
been arrested at Blakenopor by the sheriff of Norfolk.
He asks a hearing for Nicholas de Leyke, burgess of
Bruges, their proctor in this matter, and advises that
[Reynolds ?] order the sheriff to restore the Flemish
goods to Nicholas and free the ships. Some might
object that the ships had been heading to Scotland
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245
1317
634 [ 1317], December 2 Contd.
with these goods, but this should not be a bar to res-
titution, since in the negotiations with the Flemish,
in which he took part, they would never consent to
refuse the Scots entry to their lands, or to prevent
their merchants from trading in Scotland. If necessary,
the goods of those who took the ships should be
arrested to make satisfaction to the Flemish, other-
wise they may take action against English merchants
in Flanders. Suthelmham. [SC 1/36/1].
635 [1317, c. December]
Letter from the burgomasters, echevins and consuls
of Bruges to King Edward [ll]. It has been pro-
claimed by order of the count of Flanders that
English merchants should come and go freely with
their goods in Flanders, and a similar proclamation
has been made in England on behalf of Flemish
merchants. Since then, certain men and goods com-
ing into an English port on account of storms have
been arrested. The goods belong to their fellow-
burgesses Johan Hovet, Weauter Zegard and others,
and had been sent from Scotland by Johan Hovet.
The goods belong solely to their merchants, and not
to Scots or foreign merchants. They request deliver-
ance of the men and goods. French. [SC 1/33/72].
1318
636 January 15
Letter from Robert [de Bethune], count of Flanders,
to King Edward [ill. Before the proclamation that
men of Flanders might safely come to England,
Jehan Hovet and others of Bruges were in Scotland,
and there caused to be laden a ship whose master
is from Serise [Zierikzee] in Selande, with wool,
hides and other goods. After the proclamation was
made, they sailed towards Flanders, but were
arrested near Hunstanton' in Norfolk, because they
came from Scotland. He understands that certain
Englishmen seek ways to rob these merchants of
their goods. He witnesses that the merchants,
master and mariners are faithful men, and that the
goods on board belong to the burgesses Jehan
Hovet and Watier Zegard, and others of Bruges.
Requests that Edward keep the men and goods from
harm, and release them. He has already offered to
send men to England to treat of this matter, but has
received no reply. French. [SC 1/33/159].
637 January 15
Letter from [the same] to John [de Sandale], bishop
1318
637 January 15 Contd.
of Winchester, chancellor. [Complains of the arrest
of the above ship, after proclamation of the truce
between England and Flanders.] Asks John to take
counsel for deliverance [of the merchants and their
goods], since by virtue of the proclamation they
ought not to have been arrested. Bruges. French.
[SC 1/35/163] .
638 August 12
Writ from King Edward [ll] to the sheriff of Norfolk
and Suffolk. Since he will be at York with horses
and arms and all the service due to him on the
Sunday [10 Sept.] after the Nativity of the B.V.M.,
to go against the Scots, the sheriff is to provide
1000 qrs. wheat, 1000 qrs. oats, 5000 dried fish and
stockfish and 300 qrs. salt from his bailiwick, by the
view and testimony of John de Percebrigg', king's
clerk, sent to him to supervise this purveyance. He
is to have these transported to Newcastle by the
feast of St Matthew [21 Sept.]. Nottingham. [SC 1/
35/197A].
639 [1318, August]
Letter from [John Howard, sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk] to [John de Hotham, bishop of Ely, chancel-
lor]. The king sent orders to purvey divers victuals
from his bailiwick for the war in Scotland and
assigned John de Percebrigge, chancery clerk, to
supervise and expedite this. By divers assignments
and commands of the king he has already paid more
than he has levied from his bailiwick or will be able
to levy between now and Michaelmas. [Explains his
difficulties at length and asks to be excused the new
purveyance.] French. [SC 1/35/197].
640 September 15
Letter from Amanieu du Fossat to King Edward [ll].
[Reply to an order to inquire into the value of lands,
tenements and rents which the king has at Agullyn
by donation of the lords of Limaz (Limoges), and
elsewhere.] The men of the land of Purdesa will be
more ready to serve the king, if he should happen to
send a man from Purdesa to go to Scotland, or
elsewhere. Madallian. French. [SC 1/34/2].
641 October 11
Bond by John Manyword', citizen of Hereford, to Sir
Richard de Grey, lord of Codenovere, lieutenant of
the earl marshal, that when the bailiffs of the com-
monalty of Hereford are so required by the king, he
will send the 30 men which he preferred before Sir
246
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1318
641 October 11 Contd.
Richard at Bolton, or others in their place, to serve
the king in the war in Scotland, as well or better
armed as when he proffered them, with their expenses
for 40 days from the day they come to the king.
Codonovere. French. [SC 1/37/38A].
642 [1318], November 19
Letter from Robert de Umframvill', earl of [Angus]
to [John de Hotham], bishop of Ely, chancellor. He
has received the king's writ to deliver 8 oaks from
the forest of Inglewood to the men of Penrith, half
by gift and half by sale. He has not done this
because of the war, which came upon them so
suddenly. York. French. [SC 1/35/201].
643 [1318?], November 25
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. He has shipped
2300 qrs. grain to the north, and is loading the
other victuals as quickly as possible. The 300 qrs.
grain he was ordered to sell were sold for £120,
which he has paid for the freight of ships which only
await a good wind to sail. The freight costs of
victuals laden and to be laden amount to £283 15s,
not including portage [dues?], lodemanage, and
other such costs, nor the freight of victuals to be
laden for London. Requests an order for payment of
these costs, as soon as possible, since no mariner
will pass from Sandwich until the freight is paid.
He has received threatening letters from Sir
Antony de Pessaigne, because he refused to
receive from his attorney victuals which were
partly rotten and insufficient for the king. Asks that
he may suffer no harm through this. Sandwich.
French. [SC 1/36/173].
644 [1318, c. June-November]
Letter from the commonalty of South Wales to King
Edward [ll]. [Grant of an aid of 4d on each beast
for the Scottish war.] [SC 1/34/193] [in Edwards,
Ancient CorTespondence, Wales, 179].
645 1318
[Letters patent pardoning Henry of Lancaster his
service in the army of Scotland.] York. [DL 10/230]
[See Cal. Pat. R 1317-21, 217].
646 1318
[Single membrane, headed 'Names of the men at arms
who the captain and others lead to Scotland'.] The
captain will be at Newcastle with 40 men at arms
from 7 May until Whitsun, and with 80 men at arms
1318
646 1318 Contd.
from Whitsun for the time of his stay. [The bishop of
Carlisle with 20 men, inserted.] Others to be there
with men at arms - the earl of Angus with 40; Lord
Wak' with 40; Lord Percy with 80; Rauf Nevill with
40; Randolph Dacre with 20; [5 others, named, with
26 among them]. Sir John Darcy, Sir Thomas de
Bradeston, Sir Simon Basset and other companions
of the king's household, with 40 men among them.
[These 3 names are deleted, and the 40 men have
apparently been regrouped under the previous entry.]
Sir Edward Montague and 2 others, [named], with 12
men among them. [The remainder is in the hand
which made the first insertion.] Lords Ros, Moubray
and Clifford with 20 men each; Lord Furnival with 6;
Sir Rauf de Bulade with 3; Sir John Harington with 2;
400 hobelars and 4000 archers from the communes;
15 others, [named], with 81 men at arms among
them. (Endorsed) By testimony of Thomas de Useflet,
a.r. 11. [E 101/15/17]
1319
647 [1319], February 24
Letter from John de Moubray to King Edward [ll]. The
king gave orders by his writs to the bishop of Durham
or his lieutenant, concerning a ship arrived at
Hartlepool, taken and arrested on the high seas, in
which certain Scots were found with divers merchan-
dise. On the day the writs arrived at Hartlepool,
certain justices assigned by the bishop caused ano-
ther inquest to be taken, which the writer sends
under his seal by the bearer, and caused [the Scots]
to be kept in prison until the king's command con-
cerning the ship and goods should be carried out.
Asks that the king be not incensed against the
bishop or his ministers. Tresk' [Thirsk] . French.
[SC 1/19/142] [See Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 62] .
648 April 26
Letter from the masters, echevins, jurats, council
and commonality of Machlinen' [Malines] to King
Edward [ll]. They have received the king's letters by
this bearer, concerning the assistance given to the
Scots and their accomplices by certain surrounding
nations. They wish him to know that they regret the
offences of the Scots against him and have not
allowed any of them to be received within their town;
had they not done this out of reverence for him they
ought to do so because of the great injuries inflicted
by the Scots and their accomplices upon their
burghers many times by land and sea. They have
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1319
648 April 26 Contd.
never had any intention of helping the Scots, but
rather desire to advance the prosperity of the king's
realm by showing favour to his people above all
other foreigners and treating them as they would
wish their own people to be treated. As it is not
expedient for their burghers to travel to Scotland, nor
are they accustomed to trade there, they ask that all
those coming within the king's jurisdiction should
be favoured as friends, as hitherto, for they will not
go to Scotland unless driven there by stormy
weather. [SC 1/34/129].
649 [13191, May 2
Letter from John [de Sandale], bishop of Winchester,
Peter [de Chichester], abbot of Beaulieu, and John
de St John to King Edward [ll]. [Return to a com-
mission, recited in full, to raise ships in co.
Southampton for the Scottish war, containing details
of ships provided by boroughs, towns and ports of
the county.] Winchester. [SC 1/55/46] [For this and
similar commissions, see Rot. Scot., i, 192, dated
20 Mar.].
650 [1319, c. May 17]
Letter from the burgomasters, echevins and consuls
of Bruges to King Edward [ll]. They have received
his complaints that the men of Bruges have been
and still are associating with the present king of
Scots (rex ad presens Scothorum) in trade and other
matters, and giving him aid. They protest that the
land of Flanders is common to all, that it would
ruin them to deny entry to any, and that they are not
joining with the Scots in their crimes, but merely
trading; they would like old treaties and agreements
with England to be maintained. [SC 1/33/69] [in
Foedera, II, i, 394].
651 June 20
Letter from the mayor and commonalty of Lenn' to
King Edward [ll] . The king recently ordered them
under pain of forfeiture to forbid that any harm be
done to men coming from the Cinque Ports with
their ships for the expedition of his war in Scotland,
or to any others whatsoever in his fealty, by masters,
mariners and others in their ships. They have done
this, and all in their ships have given their corporal
oath to obey. They were also ordered to return the
names of all masters, mariners and others setting
forth in their ships, by letters under their common
seal. They are sending 2 ships in the king's service,
1319
651 June 20 Contd.
of which one is called le Margate; master, Henry
Bataile; constables, Adam de Berwik' and William
de Whinberg'; mariners, John Waleys [and 48 others,
named]. The other ship is called le Nicholas;
master, Joseph atte Medwe; constables, William de
Massingham and Thomas de Berningham; mariners,
Richard de Rugham [and 39 others, named] . All are
armed and prepared to go on the expedition from
Wednesday [20 June] before the Nativity of St John
Baptist for 8 weeks at their expense, and for as long
thereafter as the king wishes, at his wages. Lenn'.
[SC 1/34/124].
652 July 5
Letter from the burgesses and commonalty of
Kingston on Hull to King [Edward II]. At the king's
pleasure they lately granted a ship and 60 men to
help in the war in Scotland, and they now certify that
they have chosen the ship of Nicholas Putfra, called
la Nicholas of Hull, as the best and most sufficient
to be found with them. They have ordained that the
names of Nicholas, master of the ship, and of the
constables and other companions, should be entered
in an indenture, enclosed in this letter under their
seal. Kingston on Hull. French. [SC 1/38/88].
653 [1319, c. July]
(i) Petition from the clerks of chancery to [King
Edward II] for grants of the following prebends in
the church of Glasgow - William de Ayremynne, for
the prebend of Stubehou; Mr Edmund de Londres,
prebend of Askyrk; William de Clyf, prebend of
Kilbride; William de Horlaston', prebend of
Carnwyth'; John de Merton', prebend of Rutherglen;
Robert de Clyf, prebend of Cadyhou; Robert de
Hemmyngburgh, prebend of Renfrew. Grants are also
asked of the following places, in the diocese of
Glasgow - Roger de Sutton', for the church of
Apelgarth'; John de Bruggewater, church of
Lillesclive; Thomas de Cotyngham, church of
Wygeton'; Elias de Grymesby, church of
Alniscrumbe; Thomas de Eggefeld, hospital of
Lanark; Robert de Haliwell', church of Suthdon';
John de Oxenford, hospital of la Magdaleyne of
Roxburgh, (ii) Draft letters patent, dated 19 July
1319, granting William de Clyf the prebend of
Kilbride, in the king's hands through the vacancy of
the bishopric of Glasgow. [SC 1/35/31] [Draft. See
Foedera, II, i, 401].
248
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1319
654 [1319], September 21
Letter from Hugh le Dispenser, the younger, to John
Jugge, his sheriff in Glamorgan. [The Scots entered
England while the king was beseiging Berwick.
Through the contrivance of the earl of Lancaster,
the king withdrew with all his force. Order to
hasten work on the writer's castles.] Newcastle.
French. [BM, MS. Cotton Vespasian F vii, fo. 6]
[Extract in Chron. Lanercost, 422].
655 November 3
[Account of payments due to Aymer de Valence
from the wardrobe. 2 ms.] To [Aymer], staying in
Scotland with 60 men at arms retained by him, for
the wages of John fitz Marmaduke and William de
Hastings, bannerets, 16 knights and 42 esquires,
from 7 Aug. 1307 when he was first ordered by the
king to stay there, until 12 Oct. 1307 when he
returned to England, for 66 days, at 8s daily for him-
self, 4s for each banneret, 2s for each knight and
12d for each esquire, £280 8s. For the wages of 2
bannerets, 15 knights and 42 esquires, staying there
after his return, from 12-31 Oct. [1307], £80. For
restoration of a destrier, lost in pursuing James
Douglas in the forest of Passelewe on 14 Sept. 1307,
£66 13s 4d. For horses of the following, also lost
that day - Aylmer la Souche, £40; Thomas
Homfrenvyle, £30; Thomas Randolf, £40; Baldwin de
Insula, £26 13s 4d; Walter de Bello Campo, £40;
Philip de Moubray, £30; [names of 19 others,
including Gregory de Borghdon, £10; Patrick de
Donbar, £20; Thomas de Gourdon, £10; William de
Hastings, £60; total, £476 13s 4d]. For the horse of
William de Cleydon lost at Cumbernauld next
Rutherglen while pursuing Robert Boyt on 22 Sept.
[1307], £20. For the horse of Robert de Letham lost
at Cartony while pursuing Alexander de Lyndesaye
on 27 Sept. [1307], £17 6s 8d. [Names of 3 others
who lost horses on the same day, total, £36 13s 4d.]
Total, £1194 8s. This account was made before the
keeper of the wardrobe at York on 3 Nov. 1319, when
Aymer was owed £1014 13s Id, for which he was
given bills. [E 101/373/23].
656 December 22
[Memorandum of the signature by the English com-
missioners of the truce concluded between Robert
Bruce and Edward IL] [C 47/22/12(30)] [Indenture].
657 [1319, December 22]
[Terms of the truce agreed on by English and
Scottish envoys.] [I. Undertakings by the English
1319
657 [1319. December 22] Contd.
side.] Points agreed and specified in the truce made
between the king of England, his subjects, allies
and supporters, on one part, and Sir Robert de Brus,
and the land of Scotland and his subjects, suppor-
ters and allies, on the other part, confirmed by the
king of England, (a) The truce should be well and
fully kept towards the land of Scotland, (b) As Sir
Robert had handed over to the English envoys [the
castle of Harbottle], which he held at the making of
the truce, they promised and swore on their faith
[that if] final [peace] was not concluded before the
Michaelmas next before the end of the truce, [they
would] on that feast hand it over to Sir Robert, at
his command, or else have it totally destroyed before
[this] term, (c) Bruce 's men holding the castle
might clear it of their possessions and might remove
them peacefully to Scotland without any escort. If
the envoys restored the castle before Michaelmas,
his men might return in safety with their possessions,
without impediment or escort, and re-enter the castle
by virtue of this agreement, (d) The subjects,
allies and supporters of the English king should not
hold communication with Sir Robert or his allies
during the truce, without special leave and escort
of the English king or his guardians of the truce,
(e) If Scottish ships were driven ashore by tempest
or wrecked within the English king's dominion, the
goods found in them should not belong to him or
anyone in his dominion by virtue of the law of
wrecks, but both should be delivered to the Scots to
whom they belonged, (f) If a ship other than
Scottish, but on which there were Scots, of whatever
condition, who [possessed?] goods or merchandise
in this ship, was driven ashore or wrecked within
the king's dominion ... by his men, the people and
goods which were proved to be Scottish should be
delivered without ... said goods should not belong to
the king or anyone in his dominion by virtue of the
law of wreck; and the same treatment should be
given to people and merchants residing in the land of
Scotland, of ... and of their goods, (g) If during the
truce, the ships of the English king or his men were
plying [between?] Newcastle and Berwick ... nowhere
within the harbour or outside it to trouble the ships
which ... (h) The guardians of the truce might hold
communication with one another on the marches, or
where they [pleased], without permission or escort,
and if anyone wished to complain of things done to
him in contravention of the truce, [he] might come to
the guardians and [pursue] his complaint without ask-
249
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657 [1319, December 22] Contd.
ing permission or escort and without impediment
during his sojourn and return, (j) During the truce no
new fortresses should be built in the counties of
Northumberland and Cumberland, either within fran-
chises or outside them, (k) The burgesses of Berwick
should have in farm the fishings of the Tweed bet-
ween Yarforth [and the sea] and the land of
Twedmouth between the Saymingside and the Tweed
and between the Ord and the sea ... to those to whom
the ... fishings and land render each year during the
truce £40 in ... (1) [The English king should] on his
side assign good and sufficient guardians to keep
[the truce in all points and redress] and correct with-
out delay all infractions of it by his subjects,
vassals and allies, (m) The earl of [Pembroke], by
power [granted] by the king, swore on the gospels
upon the king's soul to keep, maintain and fulfil all
the above. [ll. Undertakings by the Scottish side.]
Points agreed and specified as to the truce, con-
firmed by the letters ... delivered to the English
king, (a) The truce should be well and fully kept ...
the English king, (b) Sir Robert will hand over to the
envoys of the [king the castle of Harbottle], which
Sir Robert then held, within 8 days ... of truce, on
condition that if final peace was not concluded
before the Michaelmas next before the end of the
truce, the envoys would on that feast hand it over
[to Sir Robert] or else at the choice of the envoys ...
would be ... the said feast, and this was agreed by
letters of Sir Robert and the envoys, (c) [As in 1(d)
above, mutatis mutandis.] (d) [As in 1(e) above.]
(e) [As in 1(h) above.] (f) During the truce, no new
fortresses should be built in the sheriffdoms of
Berwick, Roxburgh, and Dumfries, either within
franchises or outside them, (g) [As in 1(1) above.]
(h) The earl of Murref, by command of Sir Robert ...
swore on the gospels upon Sir Robert's soul to keep,
maintain and fulfil all the above. [C 47/22/13(6)]
[Damaged. On the fishings at Berwick, see vol. iii,
no. 734].
658 [1319, December]
Letter obligatory by [John Hotham], bishop of Ely,
Aymer de Valence, [earl of Pembroke], Hugh le
Despenser [the son], Bartholomew de Badlesmere and
William Ayremynne, clerk. [They are bound to ?]
Thomas Randolf, earl of Moref, for 1000 marks for
the ransom[?] which the [earl of Mo] ref ... William
... Adam, [captured at ?1 the battle near Burghbrigg
in CO. York by Philip de Meld [rum '] ... William are
1319
658 [1319, December] Contd.
in keeping of the earl of Moref ... They will pay this
sum to the earl at Pentecost next. If [it happens ?]
... they will pay him within the [6] weeks following,
the which 6 weeks the said ... William by his special
grace beyond the said feast, or they will let him have
the body of Andreu de [?], clerk. Newcastle. French.
[C 47/22/13(15)] [Badly damaged and much altered].
659 1319
[Letters patent granting the earl of Hereford all for-
feitures in Annandale, and other lands granted him in
Scotland.] York. [DL 10/231] [See Cal. Pat. R.
1317-21, 338-9].
1320
660 [1320, January or February] 16
Letter from Robert [de Bethune], count of Flanders,
to King Edward [ll]. Requests the release, with all
their goods, of Pieroy Loef, burgess of Lescluse
[Sluys], and his companions of Flanders, who are
detained in Norwich because the king or his men
believe them to be robbers, and to have come from
Scotland. Bruges. French. [SC 1/33/184] [Damaged.
See Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 224].
661 December 11
Writ from King Edward [ll] to j[ohn de Halton],
bishop of Carlisle. Orders him to absolve from
excommunication those Scots whom David, earl of
Athol, [and 4 others, named], shall certify to have
come into the king's peace. Windsor. [SC 1/32/109]
[Draft of Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 283. A postscript
in French notes that Andrew de Harcla requests simi-
lar letters to the bishop for those whom he certifies
that he has brought into the king's peace].
662 [1320], December 19
Letter from the mayor and bailiffs of York to King
Edward [ll]. On the feast of St Lucy last [13 Dec]
John de Dalton, the earl of Lancaster's bailiff of
Pickering, delivered 13 prisoners to them, namely
'frer' John de Anand, William de Nesebet, Adam de
Roule, Scots, [and the others named in Cal. Close R.
1318-23, 284], with 3 cocket letters of Berwick
sealed with Robert de Brus' seal, and 4 letters
patent. These things are being kept until they have
the king's command. All were shipwrecked on the
coast near Ledbreston in co. York, on the said
earl's lands. York. French. [SC 1/34/201].
ADDITIONS
1320
663 [1320, December 13-28]
Letter from [the sheriff of York ?] to [King Edward
II]. [Reports delivery of the above prisoners to the
mayor and bailiffs of York by John de Dalton, who
refuses to bring them to the writer or the king's gaol
in York castle, as he ought to do because the men
were taken within the boundaries of the county.]
Asks [the king] to command the mayor and bailiffs
and the writer in this matter. French. [SC 1/21/193]
[See Cal. Close R. 1318-23, 284].
664 [c. 1320 ?]
[Last membrane of a file containing a petition from the
bishop of Durham for restitution of lands taken from
Anthony Bek, being a copy of a confirmation of a
charter, dated 20 June 1294, by which John, king of
Scotland, granted 50 librates of land in Wark, with
the advowson of Simonburn, etc., to Bek. (Endorsed)
VideatUT processus et confirmacio regis et consula-
tUT rex. lirotulatur. Coram rege. Herlaston.] [C 47/22/
12(48)] [See Rotuli Parliamentorum, i, 339].
665 [1318-20]
Letter from Peter Bard of Sandwich to John de
Hodome, bishop of [Ely], chancellor. Since the king
has ordered him by privy seal letters to bring his
ship, la cogge nostre D{ame\, towards Scotland ...
and for this sent the chancellor a privy seal letter ...
and protections for himself and those who will go with
him, he requests that this be expedited ... and that all
the other names be put in another protection. French.
[SC 1/35/173] [Damaged].
666 February 17
Privy seal writ from King Edward [ll] to [his envoys
at Newcastle], ordering them to prolong negotiations
with the Scots until the arrival of the French and
papal envoys, who they are to inform regarding his
right to Scotland. Westminster. French. [SC 1/45/197]
[in Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 38(a), with
translation].
667 February 19
Privy seal writ to [the king's envoys in the north].
The bishop of Winchester and Brother William de
Landun', papal envoys, are coming to the negotia-
tions with the Scots. They are ordered to instruct
these envoys and to consult with them regarding
the king's interest in these negotiations, since they
have promised to aid him. Westminster. French.
1321
667 February 19 Contd.
[SC 1/45/198] [In Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations,
no. 38(b), with translation].
668 February 19
[Safeconduct granted by Aymer de Valence and the
other envoys of Edward II for clergy coming to
England on behalf of Robert Bruce to treat for peace;
valid for 15 days from the commencement of the
treaty.] Roxburgh. [C 47/22/12(31)] [Corrected draft].
669 February 23
Privy seal writ to [the king's envoys in the north].
Instructs them to continue negotiations with the
Scots until the arrival of the earl of Richmond, com-
ing in place of the earls of Pembroke and Hereford,
who are unable to be present. Westminster. French.
[SC 1/32/87] [In Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations,
no. 38(c), with translation].
670 February 23
[Powers to the archbishop of York and others to
treat with the Scots.] [C 47/27/12 (21-23)] [Cancel-
led because unused. See vol. iii, no. 720].
671 February 26
Privy seal writ to William de Ayremynne, clerk,
ordering him to obey the earl of Richmond, who is
coming to negotiate with the Scots. Westminster.
French. [SC 1/45/199] [In Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 38(e), with translation].
672 March 1
Privy seal writ to [the king's envoys in the north].
He is pleased with their conduct of affairs. Since
the earl of Pembroke is detained in France, the earl
of Richmond has been sent to them. They are to warn
the Scots to meet them at Bamburgh on a suitable
date. When the earl arrives, they are to proceed with
negotiations for a final peace and extended truce, as
if all named in the king's commission were present.
Sends a commission to affirm the safeconduct
granted by them to the Scottish envoys. Westminster.
French. [SC 1/45/200] [in Stones, Anglo-Scottish
Relations, no. 38(f), with translation].
673 March 1
Privy seal writ to Robert de Baldok', archdeacon of
Middlesex, and William de Ayremynne, clerks. Orders
them to receive the process of Scotland (/e proces
d'Escoce) from the earl of Richmond for use in their
negotiations, and to cause it to be safely returned.
Westminster. French. [SC 1/45/201] [In Stones, Anglo-
PART II: ADDITIONS
1321
673 March 1 Contd.
Scottish Relations, no. 38(g), with translation).
674 [1321], March 24
Letter from King Philip [V] of France to King
Edward [ll]. He has learned that Mr John Dounys and
Clemens Odonis of Dyepa, merchants, sent a ship to
the kingdom of Scotland to sell divers goods and buy
others there, during truces between King Edward and
the people of Scotland (gentes Scotorum), which ship
put into the port of Revenes while returning to
France, because of bad weather. The ship, goods
and merchants were arrested, and are still under
arrest, for the sole reason that they were coming
from Scotland. He asks that Edward cause the mer-
chants, ship and goods to be released, and the mer-
chants to be indemnified, acting in this so that
Philip may be well disposed toward him in a similar
or greater case. Montem Argi [Montargis]. [SC 1/38/
50] [For the reply, see Foedera, II, i, 448, Treaty
Rolls, i, no. 623].
675 [1321] , April 8
Letter from [the envoys sent to treat with the Scots]
to [King Edward II]. They report their arrival at
Bamburgh on 26 Mar. and their negotiations with the
Scots, who declared their desire for peace but would
only agree to a long truce. The ambassadors would
not agree to this without informing [the king]; they
are to tell the Scots of his wishes on 1 Sept., if Sir
Robert de Brus agrees. Woodham. French. [SC 1/21/
164] [In Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 38(h),
with translation].
676 May 5 [Extract]
Memorandum that on [this date] William de Ayrmynne,
keeper of the rolls of chancery, restored the 'process
of Scotland' to exchequer. [E 159/93, m. 77] [in
Stones, Anglo-Scottish Relations, no. 38(j), with
translation. See above, no. 673; vol. iii, no. 728].
677 [1321, after August 17]
Account of John de Segrave for wages of himself and
William d'Eyncourt, bannerets, and of other knights,
men at arms and archers [named in the attached
schedule] staying in his company for the safe-
keeping of the English march, for 47 days from
2 July until 17 Aug. a.r. 14, according to the form of
an indenture made between the king and Segrave,
and agreed at Westminster on 28 Apr. a.r. 14.
Segrave received 100 marks from Robert de Speneye
1321
677 [1321, after August 17] Contd.
in part payment of these wages. An accounting was
made, showing the wages due to be as follows - each
banneret, 4s daily; each knight, 2s daily; each man at
arms. Is daily; each archer, 3d daily; grand total,
£145 14s. The balance was then paid to Segrave.
(Schedule) Names of those staying with Segrave -
Henry de Birmingham, Thomas de Chaworth, [and 4
other knights, 32 esquires and 40 archers]. [E 101/
612/2].
678 October 18
Letter from Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to John
Dengayne. Asks him to be at Doncaster on 29 Nov.
next, to take counsel for injuries done to the realm
by the incursions of the Scots, [etc.], due to the con-
trivance of the king's evil councillors. Pontefract.
French. [BM, MS. Cotton Cleopatra D ix, fo. 81 v.]
[in Chron. Lanercost, 423].
1322
679 [1321-2, February]
Letter from the burgomasters and echevins of Bruges
to [John Salmon], bishop of Norwich, [chancellor].
They complain of the arrest of 6 ships coming from
Scotland to Flanders in time of truce. Five were
arrested at Lenn', and later released by the king and
his councillors, and one at Schardenburgh'
[Scarborough ?], of which nothing is known because
of the length of its detention. The master of this
ship is Peter Olivier, and its cargo of wool and
hides belongs to Lambert de Zelant, William Tobbin,
Giles Batesonk and Peter de Laye, burgesses of
Bruges, and others. They ask him to procure the
release of the ship, men and goods, otherwise they
will regretfully proceed to other measures. Bruges,
Thursday after Candlemas. [SC 1/36/4] [SC 1/36/7
is a similar letter from the count of Flanders to the
same, in French, dated at Courtray on 6 Jan.].
680 [1319 or 1322], April 19
Letter from the burgesses of Bruggewauter to
Geoffrey [Fromund], abbot of Glastonbury. Concern-
ing the provision of ships and arms for the king's
war in Scotland at their costs for 3 or 4 months,
they have often aided the king on land and sea, at
such expense that they are quite impoverished.
There is no suitable ship belonging to them or
another in their haven, nor mariners, nor arms. One
ship was there before the order came, which was
assigned to Sir William de Montagu for carriage of
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PART II: ADDITIONS
1322
680 [ 1319 or 1322] , April 19 Contd.
his horses, arms and victuals to Gascony in the
king's service, so that with the little goods that
remain they can give no aid. They offer to provide
the king with 20 marks in aid of the war. Brugge-
wauter. French. [SC 1/29/208] [As Montague died
on 18 Oct. 1319, the earlier date is probable],
681 [1322, spring]
Letter from William de Brenchesle to King Edward
[ll]. He aided in the capture of Ledes castle at his
own expense, and was with the king in Scotland
with men at arms. [He is indicted in co. Kent
because of his assistance to Sir Bartholomew de
Badelesmere. Requests letters ordering the king's
justices not to proceed against him.] French.
(Endorsed) Coram rege. [SC 1/33/56].
682 [c. 1322, November]
Letter from the burgesses of Droghda towards
Mithe to King [Edward II]. They have spent much
in strengthening the town with towers, walls and
in other ways against Edward de Brus and other
enemies of the land of Ireland, and also in sending
men at arms and ships for the king's war in
Scotland and Man, whereby they are impoverished.
Justices in eyre have come to the town, so that
they can go nowhere to trade, to recover their
expenses. They ask that the eyre may cease, and
that if the franchise is seized, and amercements
made, the king may restore these. [Note in a dif-
ferent hand: the council grants that the eyre
cease. If the franchise is taken it should be rep-
levied until the morrow (28 Dec.) of St John, and
all amercements put in respite until the same day,
and before then the king should be informed as to
why the franchise and amercements were taken,
and the amount of the amercements.] They request
letters patent to all the king's ministers in Ireland
ordering maintenance of all franchises and free
customs, on behalf of themselves and the burgesses
of Droghda towards Uriel. [Note ordering issue
of writ. See Cal. Pat. R. 1321-24, 215]. They
request a grant of pavage for 7 years. [Note order-
ing grant of pavage for 3 years from Christmas
next. See Cal. Pat. R. 1321-24, 219]. French.
[SC 1/61/49B] [Formerly attached to SC 1/61/49A, a
covering privy seal letter from Edward II to Walter de
Stapledon, Robert de Baldok' and William de
Ayrmynne].
1323
683 [1323, March 14-21]
Letter from [Henry de Sully?] to [King Robert l].
He was sent from Scotland to the king of England
shortly before Candlemas with [Bruce 's] letters con-
cerning peace. He presented these to the king and
said all he could to him in person. He then returned
to [Bruce] at Berwick on the Thursday [17 Feb.]
after les buridons for his reply, and gave the
English king's answer ... he desired peace for the
common good of himself and his realm, and for the
service of God. The writer also [set forth] other
things, and was informed of [Bruce 's] will, the con-
clusion of which was according to the schedule
sent to him sealed with [Bruce's] seal. The king of
England and his council replied that they would
willingly take a day to treat on this ... one month
after Easter at Newcastle. If the earl of Murref
comes, the negotiators ... and if he does not come,
and other men of [Bruce's] come, the king would
send others who would suffice for [Bruce]. The
writer explained to them why it would be a great
advantage for the earl to come, to which they agreed;
he also explained that [Bruce] would not send the
earl without great and sure hostages, good letters
of safeconduct for him, the bishop of St Andrews
and their men, an oath on the king's soul, and
sufficient guides. They replied that the earl could
not have the hostages asked for, since they are so
important that so great a matter could not be under-
taken without them, and their names could not
appear in the negotiations (traities) as [Bruce]
wished if they had not taken part in them, but that
the earl should certainly have good hostages,
letters of safeconduct, an oath on the king's soul,
and sufficient guides. The writer has heard from
the king and council such affirmations of the safety
of the earl in appearing that he would himself give
his body as a hostage for him. If the earl does not
come, [Bruce] should send such others as can treat
of this affair, for the council informs him that they
would willingly reinforce the hostages offered [for
Moray] by 3 or 4 great men of England, so that they
may come. During the negotiations in England
nothing prejudicial ... will be done or proclaimed in
public. For all these things a truce (soffraunce)
has been agreed to mutually, of which he sends a
transcript. Letters [containing the truce] have been
sent to the constable at Bamburgh, who has the
king's command to send them to [Bruce], to be pro-
claimed as soon as he receives similar letters from
PART II: ADDITIONS
1323
683 [1323, March 14 - 2l] Contd.
[Bruce] under his seal. The king is sending to the
constable, the sheriff on the march, and the other
officers on the frontier an order to act in their areas
as [Bruce] is acting in his, of which also the writer
sends a transcript. Sends a transcript of the king's
command to the constable of Bamburgh to restore to
[Bruce] his letters if there is no defect in them, and
asks [Bruce] to order his men to do likewise. Thinks
it would be well for the [earl] of Richmond to come
to Berwick during the negotiations, since the king
and the great men of his council would not willingly
despatch such great affairs without his advice and
counsel. Certain of the writer's friends will come to
[Bruce] and petition him concerning his ransom and
deliverance. Thinks this would be very agreeable
to the English king, and in no way harmful to
[Bruce]. He has followed his instructions to the
best of his understanding, but if anything remains
to be said or done, he should be informed, since he
has not been able to remember everything. French.
[SC 1/55/60] [Damaged. For the documents described,
see Foedera, II, i, 510; for Bruce's reply, see ibid.,
511, calendared in vol. iii, no. 807].
684 [1322, October - 1323, March]
Letter from Thomas Houhtrys to King [Edward II].
He is held to ransom by Sir William Dabernythyn'
the son, for 500 marks and £20 because Sir William
understands that he was close to the king, held an
important bailiwick for him, and was one of those
who raised the country against 'them'. Although he
could pay this great sum, Sir William will not free
him unless he delivers Huchun de Rule, Sir
William's valet, for part of the ransom. Even if he
had Heuchun, and was freed, his jailor (mestre)
would incur great displeasure from Sir Robert de
Brus who has many scores to settle with the writer.
If he fails to obtain Huchun de Rule of the king's
grace, he is ordained to go to Sir Robert de Brus at
Dumbarton, who will do his jailor's will, and he will
lose hope of deliverance. Begs for Huchun de Rule,
and offers his lands as surety for the payment of
Huchun's ransom. Pleads to be taken from the hands
of his enemies, because he greatly fears the malice
of Sir Robert de Brus. French. [SC 1/63/1781.
685 [13]23, April3
Letter from the echevins and council of Gand
[Ghent], burgomasters, echevins and council of
Bruges, and advocats, echevins and council of
1323
685 [13] 23, April 3 Contd.
Yp' [Ypres] to Hugh le Despensier [the younger] ,
privy councillor. Since Pier' Gramme, proctor of
Flanders, has reported to them the assistance he
received from Despenser in the cause for which he
was sent to England, they thank him for this, and ask
further help in the same cause, especially that mer-
chants of Flanders still in Scotland may have sure
safeconduct to go to Flanders or to England if they
wish, with their goods, until Michaelmas, or at
least until the octave of St John [l July]. The inten-
tion of the count {mons' de flandr') and the writers
is that Flemish merchants may come to England
with their goods, trade and return without arrest or
other hindrance, as the merchants of England do in
Flanders during truces. They request aid in obtain-
ing a guarantee of this. French. [SC 1/37/35] [See
Foedera, II, i, 513].
686 [1323], April 25
Letter from [Amaury de Craon] to [King Edward II].
[On Friday after Easter the writer (and the bishop
of Ely ?) began to treat for settlement of the dispute
between the barons of Gascony; when they were
hopeful of success, the king of France summoned
the disputants before him and reserved the making
of the peace to himself.] They showed [King
Edward's] letters to the barons and others, and
requested them to aid [the king] in his Scottish
war; they send their written replies with this
letter. Although they found the barons willing to
aid [the king], they have made no final agreement
with them as yet, because they are not certain that
the constable of Burdeaux has enough money at
present to close the bargain (a nostre marchie
lurnir), considering the expenses he has incurred
on wine and victuals purveyed for [the king]
and because of the wars which are and have been
in the country. As much as £8000 [?] sterling, pay-
able in advance, will be needed to take 500 men at
arms and 10,000 footmen out of Gascony to [the
king], because [the barons] ask ... £15 (ournoi.s[?]
for a man at arms and £10 for a footman. None can
be with [the king] sooner than August, because all
the [barons?] have been at Paris with the parties
at war ... to return to Gascony to prepare. [The
king's business at the French court is at a perilous
stage, and they do not wish to leave until they have
seen how it is concluded. Describes what they are
doing meanwhile to obtain men for the king, and
asks instructions.] Paris. French. [SC 1/35/18]
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1323
686 [1323] , April 25 Contd.
[stained and faded. SC 1/35/17 is a similar report
by the bishop of Ely, also stained, dated at Gentily
on 25 Apr.(1323)].,
687 [1323], April 29
Letter from [Anthony de Lucy ?] to King [Edward II],
reporting on the state of the march of Carlisle. At
the sending of this letter on 29 Apr. a court is being
held in the march. By virtue of the king's recent
letter commanding the writer that the truce should be
maintained in all points, he went there alone, with-
out any of those named as keepers in the commission
of the truce. All those who wished to make plaint
from one side or the other are present at the court.
The march is in peace and quiet, and the writer will
be ready to maintain the truce in all ways he can.
Asks the king to provide him an associate
(compayun) to attend to the keeping of the truce, for
lord Dacre, who was named in the commission, is
elsewhere in the king's service by his order, and a
sergeant of the country, who was assigned, is dead.
The news from Scotland is that the nobles and com-
mons desire war more than peace, and that the earl
of Murreff has gone to the pope with a large sum of
money. French. [SC 1/38/165].
688 May 11
Privy seal writ from King Edward [ll] to Aymer de
Valence, earl of Pembroke. He had summoned the
earl to be at York on Trinity next [22 May 1323],
prepared for service in Scotland with men at arms
and transport wagons. Since the truce lately made
with the Scots has been extended to the quindene
of Trinity [5 June 1323] and the general summons
was for 1 July, he now orders the earl to come
instead to this summons at Newcastle, to save the
earl unnecessary trouble. Cowick. French.
[SC 1/49/53].
689 May 30
Letter patent by Thomas Randolf, earl of Moray. By
the special command of his lord ... [he has swornl
on the gospels to keep ... the articles contained in
the truce made between Edward [ll] for himself and
his subjects, and William, bishop of [St Andrews]
... Robert Laweder, knight, and Walter de Twynham,
clerk, envoys of the king of Scotland, for himself
and his subjects; which truce is agreed will last
from 12 June next for 13 years. Thorp near York.
French. [C 47/22/12(53)] [Damaged].
1323
690 May 30
[Copy of the truce made with the Scots at
Bishopthorpe. (Endorsed) In isto bundello continentur
diverse scedule que modici valoris existunt.]
[C 47/22/13(4)] [See Foedera, II, i, 521].
1324
691 July 1
Letter from [Walter de Stirkeland] to [King Edward
II]. He received [the king's] commission, which he
sends with this reply. [Recites his commission as
follows.] - Since Andrew de Harcla has given
several men of the marches to understand that the
accord he entered into with the Scots was with the
king's will and assent and, blinded by this, several
men of the marches have agreed and sworn to be of
the same accord, the king, not wishing his good
people to be deceived or to fall into peril of for-
feiture, has assigned Walter de Stirkeland to
receive into his good will all thus allied to the said
Andrew who wish to abandon the alliance and
return to the king's faith, without impeachment or
punishment. To last until Palm Sunday [20 Mar.
1323]. Knaresburgh', 26 Feb., a.r. 16. Richard
Bouet, learning that the writer had this letter, came
to him at Syncherd in Kendal [Sizergh,
Westmorland] on the Sunday [6 Mar.] in mid-Lent,
a.r. 16, and acknowledged himself to have been
sworn and assenting to Andrew de Harcia all the
time Andrew was an enemy and rebel, though
unaware of his wrongdoing. The writer testifies
to having received him into the king's peace and
taken his allegiance. Kyrkeby in Kendal. French.
[SC 1/35/19A] [See Cal. Close R. 1323-7, 214-15].
692 [1324, early October]
Letter from [Hugh le Despenser, junior], to Ralph
Basset. [Troop movements; the French determined
on war.] The king will have a day to treat with the
Scots on the octave [18 Nov.] of St Martin, so that
next summer the king will come to Gascony with a
great array, and with him. Sir Robert de Bruys
[written over le roi Descoce, struck through], if
affairs go well between them. He has sure hopes of
this, having heard it from certain well-informed men
in these parts, but it is to be kept secret. [Asks
Basset's views on raising troops; assures him of
their coming success in the war.] French. [SC 1/54/
5] [Draft. In P. Chaplais, War of Saint-Sardos, 75-7].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1324
693 November 1
Articles of the replies of the prelates and other
great men on the expedition of the king to Gascony.
[Articles 1-3: requirements for the expedition and
arrangements for the administration during the king's^
absence.] Article 4: they doubt whether the realm
will be sufficiently guarded if as many men go with
the king as will be necessary. Article 5: as for
treating with the Scots and the Flemings, those who
have handled those affairs until now would be the
most convenient, and the best acquainted with the
points which have been treated of before. The king
is asked to add others to them, and that the inden-
tures which have already been made should be
shown. Mortelak'. French. [SC 1/49/89] [in
J. Conway Davies, Baronial Opposition to Edward I!,
253; P. Chaplais, War of Saint-Sardos, 89].
694 [1324], November 9
Letter from [Ralph Basset of Drayton Basset, sene-
schal of Gascony], to [Hugh le Despenser]. [The
king's coming to Gascony.] For the king's honour
and security, he should bring with him some of the
men at arms of Scotland and Ireland, and 2 comman-
ders of the highest birth from each of the parts
(pays) of Wales. The men from Wales should bring
foot-soldiers with them. This would provide the
king with service and security against a war in
Wales. If the agreement (lacord) is made with the
Scots, the king should bring commanders of the
men at arms of Scotland with him, to provide service
and security against a war there. If no agreement is
made, this advice is valueless, since he would not
advise the king to leave the realm unless it were
secure, [it would add to the king's prestige to lead
men from all these lands. Appointment of officials
in Gascony.] Burdeax. French. [SC 1/50/94] [Dam-
aged. In P. Chaplais, War of Saint-Sardos, 94-5].
695 [1324], November 13
Letter from Bernard de Pinsole to Hugh le
Despeicer. [Advice as to Gascony.] The king should
be advised to make peace with the realm of Scotland.
[ The king should come personally to Gascony.]
Baione. French. [SC 1/50/22] [in P. Chaplais,
War of Saint-Sardos, 98-9].
696 [1324], November 20
Letter from [Arnold] de la Molere to Hugh le
Despenser, junior. [French invasion of Gascony.)
^dvises the king and Despenser to come to Gascony
1324
696 [1324] , November 20 Contd.
in force, if a good peace can be made with the men
of Scotland, and alliances with the kings of Spain
and Aragon, and with the Flemings and the count of
Savoy. If this cannot hastily be done, they should
send men, money and victuals, or a good commander.
[Unoccupied Gascony in great peril.] Bordeux.
French. [SC 1/50/3] [in P. Chaplais, War of Saint-
Sardos, 101-2].
697 [1324], December 25
Letter from [John Felton] to [Hugh le Despenser].
[Conditions required for success in the war of Saint-
Sardos.] If [Despenser] could be aided by the men of
Scotland so that they would be with him, it seems to
the writer that this would be of great profit to the
king. [Sends 2 messengers who will inform him more
fully.] Seintes [Saintes]. French. [SC 1/50/78] [in
P. Chaplais, War of Saint-Sardos, 115].
1325
698 [1325, early April]
Letter from [Robert de Wateville] to [Hugh le
Despenser, junior]. [Affairs of Gascony.] It will be
necessary that [Despenser] be aided by men at arms
and foot from England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland
also, if they can be had, but not by hobelars, which
are unsuitable for the type of ground. [His personal
defence against detractors; the activities of the
French.] French. [SC 1/58/29] [in P. Chaplais,
War of Saint-Sardos, 160-2].
699 [1325], April 9
Letter from Ralph Basset of Drayton' to Hugh le
Despenser. [French preparations to invade England.]
They say the Scots would come upon the English,
if they saw their advantage. If this is so they will
need all their men, and he dare not counsel sending
a fleet of men [to Gascony]. Requests money and
victuals, and a good, strong man to disburse the
money. [Defends himself against detractors at
court; because of hazards, all messages should be
sent by sea.] Burdeux. French. [SC 1/49/114]
[In P. Chaplais, War of Saint-Sardos, 164-5].
700 April
[List of those summoned to come to Portsmouth who
did not come.] [E 39/17/6].
701 October 12
Letter from the bailiffs and men of Blakeney [co.
256
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1325
701 October 12 Contd.
Norfolk] to King Edward [ll] and [Robert Baldock],
chancellor. They were commanded by writ to search
in their port for any letters prejudicial to the king,
to arrest immediately any suspects found and hold
them in prison until otherwise ordered, and to
certify the names of those arrested and the reasons
for their arrest. On 30 Sept. last a Flemish ship,
loaded with 17 sacks of wool in the keeping of
William Cruke and William de Mar, who are in the
allegiance of Scotland, was driven by the wind into
their harbour. On a search of their documents
nothing prejudicial was found, but the 2 men were
arrested as enemies of the king. They alleged a
truce between the king and Sir Robert de Brus, of
which the writers have no information that applies
to men arriving as they did. They ask that these
prisoners be taken from their charge since they
have no prison where they may be safely kept, and
the sheriff of Norfolk is unwilling to receive them
without a writ. Sinterle. French. [SC 1/33/37].
1326
702 [1326], January 20
Letter from [Walter Reynolds, archbishop of
Canterbury], to [King Edward II]. [News from Kent
concerning the arrival of the queen and the king's
son, which they say will be soon after Candlemas.
The countess of Pembroke is still in England.]
He has not held a general council during all his
time as archbishop, because the king has been
troubled by the Scots and his own people, and
unwilling that such assemblies should be held in
the meantime without his presence and consent.
[a general council is now necessary, and he has
orders from the curia to summon one.) Otteford.
French. [SC 1/49/92] [Damaged].
703 [c. 1326, January]
Letter from [Thomas Brown] and [William de Newport]
to [King Edward II]. As to news from the direction
of Scotland, they have as yet nothing to tell the king.
The Scots are peaceful, and wish to preserve the
truce, as most people say. When they come closer to
the marches and are able to see or hear anything
else they will at once inform the king. French.
[SC 1/49/64A].
704 [1308-26], June 5
Letter from [blank] to King Edward [ll]. Asks letters
of protection for the writer and those dwelling in his
1326
704 [ 1308 - 26] , June 5 Contd.
company guarding the march of Scotland, whose
names he sends to the chancellor, and that he and
they may be exempt from pleas for a period of time
to be limited by the king. At the time of writing, the
news is that the Scots are said to be preparing to
enter the march in full force. Carlisle. French.
[SC 1/38/179].
705 [1326 ?], October 26
Letter from [John of Eltham, earl of Cornwall], to
Robert Baldock, chancellor?]. Requests protections
for his bachelors Sir Ralph Bloyou and Sir John
Lercedeakne, who are to go with him in this war in
Scotland on the king's service. York. French.
[SC 1/41/29] .
1327
706 March 27
Indenture of the monies, etc., delivered by the bishop
of Hereford to the bishop of Lincoln, his successor
as treasurer. 1 m. [The contents of the treasuries of
Westminster and the Tower of London are listed;
those in the Tower include '2 silver-gilt morses for
copes, 2 old silver hampers, 23 clasps of gold and
one of silver, 176 gold rings, a tester containing
divers relics, old belts and old burses and books
which it is said were taken at the capture of
Berwick'. A description is also given of the con-
tents of 3 coffers, similar to that in vol. iii, no. 901;
the third coffer is said to have contained 'divers
relics'.] Mainly French. [E 101/332/26].
707 [1327], June 24
Letter from Richard de Betoyne, mayor of London,
to John [de Hotham], bishop of Ely, chancellor. The
good men of London are slow to send men to
Scotland because they fear to lose their franchises,
which the king granted to them. Requests letters
patent under the great seal guaranteeing that the
coming aid will not be used henceforth, nor redound
to the prejudice of their franchises, according to
the purport of the writ which lately came to them.
On receiving this he will cause the men to come
hastily to the king. If [the men of London] do not
have such a guarantee they will blame this on the
writer, since he has promised it to them, and with-
out it his estate will be much set back. Request to
have at heart the prior of Castelacr', for whom he
sends a letter under his seal. London. French.
[SC 1/35/192] [See Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30. 135].
257
1327
708 [c. 1327, July]
Letter from the prioress and convent of Heseholt'
[Esholt] in Airdale to [Isabella of France], queen.
They have only 2 carucates of land in poor soil and
have been ruined by the attacks of the Scots. [They
request aid in obtaining the manor of Hestholt,
worth 2 marks yearly, by alienation in mortmain,
'for the love of God, their lord St Thomas the good
earl of Lancaster, and the souls of those dead in
his quarrel'.] French. [SC 1/37/14] [Damaged.
See Cal. Pat. R. 1327-30, 134].
709 September 9
Letter from the prior and chapter of Christ Church,
Canterbury, to W[alter Reynolds], archbishop of
Canterbury. They have received the archbishop's
letter, dated at Slyndon on 20 Aug. [This letter,
recited in full, contains the text of a writ, as
Foedera, II, ii, 712, summoning the archbishop to
Lincoln on 15 Sept. to discuss the defence of the
realm against the Scots, and ordering him to warn
the prior of Christ Church and the archdeacon of
Canterbury to be personally present.] The prior
and chapter reply that they will comply with these
instructions. [SC 1/35/121].
710 October 30
Letter patent [copy] of King Edward [ill] to the
Scottish nobles, narrating the terms proposed by
Robert Bruce for peace between England and
Scotland, and agreeing to negotiate on these terms.
Nottingham. French. [BM, MS. Harley 4637 C, fo.
87] [In SHR, xxx (1951), 53-4, with commentary].
711 [1327 '1, November 29
Letter from [blank] to [blank] . He carries a safe-
conduct for the Scots which lacks the clause con-
tained in a previous safeconduct for them, providing
that if any of the Scots named in it should fall ill in
'our power', he or they might remain safely. New
letters containing this clause are to be made and
sent quickly as the king wishes the letters to be so
full and secure that the Scots cannot impugn
(calumpniare) them in any way. Staines. [SC 1/37/
217] [Date may be 1324].
712 November 30
Letter from William, archbishop of York, to King
Edward [III]. [Recapitulates the conditions under
which a tenth was granted to the king from all
benefices. One was that no assessment should be
made of benefices or goods burned or destroyed by
1327
712 November 30 Contd.
the Scots within one year from 13 Oct. last. This
condition has been infringed.] Thorp near York.
[SC 1/38/103].
713 1327
[Privy seal writ to John de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex, summoning him to discuss Scottish
affairs.] Nottingham. [DL 10/252].
714 1327
[Privy seal writ to John de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex, concerning a Scottish invasion.]
Nottingham. [DL 10/254].
715 [c. 1325-7]
Letter from Beatrice de Ryhill' to Isabelle [of
France], queen. She has been ruined by the arson
and robbery of the Scots and her husband, her son
and 28 men of her tenants have been killed, so that
nothing in the world is left to her. She dare not dwel
in her own lands. Asks the queen to intercede with
the king to grant her aid wherever she may find sus-
tenance, and also, as he promised, at Saunford in
Northumberland. French. [SC 1/37/59] [See Cal.
Inq. P.M., vi, no. 560].
1328
716 February-April
Particulars of the accounts of Henry, bishop of
Lincoln, Sir William la Zouche, William, bishop of
Norwich and Sir Geoffrey le Scrope, for their jour-
neys to Edinburgh as envoys of Edward [ill]. [E 101/
310/2-5] [Summarised in SHR. xxviii (1949), 129-32,
where Scrope 's account is printed in full. These
accounts, with that of Sir Henry de Percy for the
same mission, are enrolled in E 372/172, ms. 27,
6d., 2, 30 and 30 d.].
717 July 1
Privy seal warrant from King Edward [ill] to H[enry
Burghersh], bishop of Lincoln, chancellor. The
council decided at Worcester that the queen mother
should have authority on her journey to Scotland to
receive Englishmen still in Scotland into the king's
peace, and to negotiate with the king of Scotland for
restitution of forfeited lands on both sides. Orders
that letters to this effect be made for her under the
great seal. Bordesleye. French. [C 81/155/1972]
ISee SHR, xxix (1950), 34, 50-1).
258
PART II: ADDITIONS
1328
718 July 11 [Extract]
Memorandum concerning the speedy delivery to
Queen Isabella, then in the north, of 2 letters
empowering her to treat with the king of Scotland
for restitution of forfeited lands, [etc.]. [E 159/104,
m. 152 ] [In SHR, xxix (1950), 5l].
719 July 27-August 6
Particulars of the expenses of Thomas de
Cheddeworth, Catherine de Haliwell and others in
coming from Scotland. 1 m. [Expenses are given for
food, carriage, wages, and fodder for a maximum of
29 horses, including 12d for milling corn at Renfrew,
and 2d for a horse for Thomas Cumpayne, going from
Kilpatrick to the ferry at Renfrew. Itinerary - 27 July,
Renfrew; 28 July, Kirkintilloch and Falkirk; 29 July,
Edinburgh and Musselburgh; 30 July, Lauder and
Roxburgh; 31 July, Wooler, Felton and Bolton; there-
after by way of Newcastle, York, Pontefract and
Doncaster to Carleton (co. York). Sum,
£7 15s llV2d.] [E 101/507/8] [Attached is a
smaller membrane of expenses, including those of
Cheddeworth for going to Northampton for 24 days
in Apr. and May].
1329
720 [1329 ?]
Letter from the burgesses of Northampton to [King
Edward III]. In obedience to [the king's] letters
they have caused the borough to be repaired and
safeguarded, at great expense and trouble to them-
selves, have extensively repaired the walls and
ditches, and shall continue to do so for the town's
safety for a long time to come. They request that
at [the king's] next journey to Scotland he may
grant them a delay (deport) in aiding him. Because
the town is much ruined and decayed, they also
request that no stranger (alien) may buy or amass
parcels of wool elsewhere in co. Northants, so that
their town may be relieved by the toll and custom of
these merchants. French. [SC 1/38/111].
721 [1329 ?]
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward III]. Requests
aid to recover a castle and castellany, and that
[the king] receive his homage and fealty for it as
[Edward l] received it from the writer's father, who
was disseised thereof unjustly. Similar requests are
being made by the heirs of all the earls and barons,
and others of [the king's] realm who were disseised
during the truces or the war. and also by [the
1329
721 [1329?] Contd.
king's] subjects of the province of York who have
been injured by Sir Robert de Brus and his accom-
plices since the time he waged war against
[Edward l]. As for the estimation of these damages
... because of the said war. French. [SC 1/38/163].
[stained and incomplete].
1330
722 [before 1330]
[Notes for the king's speech to parliament relative
to Scottish affairs.] [E 175/2/18].
723 [1330, June 11]
Letter from Oliver de Ingham to Henry de Edenestowe.
At his departure from court this Monday the chancellor
ordered the writer in the presence of Queen
Isabella and ... [Roger Mortimer, earl of] March
(la marche) to order Henry to issue a letter of safe-
conduct, to last at the king's pleasure, to Roger de
Fausehide of Scotland, to go to Scotland and return
whenever he wishes, in the king's army. Sir John
de Wodehous' should be instructed to send the letter
by the bearer of these presents to the writer, who
will discharge him of his fee before the chancellor,
as he was ordered. Bladon. French. [SC 1/42/54].
724 [1330], December [Exfracr]
[Liberate Roll, a.r. 4 Edward III.] (i) 2 Dec.
Liberate to William de Denum, £20 for the term of
Michaelmas last, which sum was granted him
annually for life in consideration of his labours sus-
tained in the king's service in setting out on several
occasions to Scotland, and for his diligence in
successfully expediting the king's business there.
Westminster. By the king, (ii) 8 Dec. Allocate to
William Ridel, lately keeper of Barnard castle, £193
which he paid by order of [Edward II] from the issues
of Langeneuton and Neusom super These [Langton
and Newsham, co. Durham] to Elizabeth de
Umframvyll, countess of Angus, for the Martinmas
terms in 1319, 1320 and 1321, and as part of the
Whitsun term in 1323, from the £50 which [Edward II]
granted her annually from the issues of these towns,
together with a chamber (receptaculo) in which she
might have a convenient residence. The barons of
exchequer are ordered to receive from William
[Edward II's] writ authorising these payments, and
Elizabeth's receipt for the same. Westminster. By
exchequer bill. [C 62/107, m. l] [See Cat. Pat. R.
1327-30, AU; vol. iii, no. 820l.
PART II: ADDITIONS
259
1331
725 March 28
Writ from King Edward [ill] to the seneschal of
Guienne and constable of Burdegal', or their lieu-
tenants. Fortenarius de Burges has been deprived
of the scrivenership of Agen' by the French, and has
petitioned the king for recompense, in consideration
of the good service done by him to the king's father
in the war in Scotland, and also his losses in the
war in Guienne, to the value of £100. Orders them to
take advice with the council, and provide him with
the value of the scrivenership by some office
(ballia) in the towns of Poilhon or Hastingues, to be
held at the king's pleasure. Eltham. By the council.
[SC 1/37/139].
1332
726 July 20
[Account of an appeal?] before the mayor, coroners
and sheriffs of the city of Chester ... [against the
sentence passed?] ... on Hugh de Lascy, knight of
Ireland, for treason, in that he brought troops to
Edward de Bruys ... treacherously rode (chivancha)
in Ireland with Edward and his companions, the
king's enemies, with banner displayed against the
king's peace, and harboured these enemies, doing
'arceouns, robberies et homicides' against the
king's lieges, until Edward was killed in battle.
After Edward's death [he went] with the king's
felons into the land of Scotland, and stayed there ...
and more, for which felony and treason he was
exiled and banished from the king's dominions by
process of law ... Wherefore the said Hugh de Croft
the son ... has affirmed against ... the king and to
prove on his body and by the king's council (conseil)
and in his aid ... and has found sureties for this,
namely John Tromwyn [and 3 others, named]. French.
[C 47/14/6(32)] [Fragmentary].
727 [December]
Materials relating to questions raised in the York
parliament, regarding the respective rights in
Scotland of [Edward III], Edward de Balliolo and
David de Brus. (Heading) 'Concerning the pursuit
of new right and the keeping of the old.' [Claim
that Scotland was anciently held as a fief of the
English crown until inseperably annexed thereto
by reason of forfeiture, on the grounds contained in
rolls marked 'A'.] In the process against John de
Balliolo in the English court concerning the for-
feiture of Scotland, the ancient laws and customs of
England were solemnly observed; this process was
1332
727 [December] Contd.
approved in the Roman curia, and [Edward I] was
confirmed in the peaceful exercise of those rights
[detailed] pertaining both to the superior and direct
lordship and to the immediate superiority of the land
of Scotland, until Robert de Bruys treacherously
rebelled, thereby forfeiting body, goods, property and
rights in all dominions of the English crown. In the
process concerning this forfeiture, made against
Robert and his accomplices in the English court,
the laws and customs of England were so adequately
observed that the process was approved by Pope
Clement V before the king entered Scotland for the
keeping of the peace there and the just punishment
of Bruce. Item, within 3 months of Bruce's corona-
tion it was clear to the king from proceedings
before the commissioners at Monstrell that the
French court neither would nor could permit the
kings of France to withdraw from the Scottish
alliance or to keep the peace with England, [insofar
as this might be prejudicial to French interests],
and that this coronation was therefore made with the
hope of French help, as mentioned in the roll of
[blank]. [See no. 528 above.] The king and council
were also aware of secret treaties made between the
enemies of the English nation for its total disinheri-
tance and destruction, as apparent in a credence of
Pope Boniface VIII, in a letter by the king of France
inducing a certain English noble to rebel with the
Welsh, similar in effect to the alliance between the
French and Scots, and in a letter of Thomas de
Tourbevill sent to the same noble for that purpose.
This is also apparent in documents containing the
confessions of de Tourbevill and other traitors, and
in letters of prelates and nobles of Scotland, staying
at Paris during the conclusion of peace between
England and France, which were sent to Scotland to
comfort the people of that land, but were captured in
English ports and deposited in the treasury. ...
[Note of an ordinance that Walter de Langeton, then
treasurer, should seek out all the documents suit-
able for sustaining a process in the English court
concerning the forfeiture of Scotland.] [C 47/30/2
(14)] 1 2 more copies, C 47/30/2(15-16). Part in EHR,
lxxx(1965), 87-8. For the letter from Paris, see
vol. ii, no. 1363].
728 [December ?]
Arguments advanced at the parliament of York,
supporting Edward [lll]'s claim to the direct lord-
ship of Scotland, to the exclusion of both Edward
260
PART II: ADDITIONS
1332
728 [December ?] Contd.
Balliol and David Bruce. [BM, MS. Cotton Vespasian
F vii, fos. 7 V.-9] [Copy. In Stevenson, Illustrations,
50-4. See no. 727 above, and Nicholson, Edward III
and the Scots, lOO-l].
1333
729 [1333], May 1
Letter from Richard [de Oxenden], prior of [Christ
Church], Canterbury, to King Edward [ill]. On
18 Apr. last he received a writ at the hands of one
Fouk' de Hertwelle, in which the king ordered a
cart equipped with 5 horses, wholly prepared for his
carriage towards Scotland, to be at York on the
morrow of Ascension next [14 May]. He has neither
lands, rents, goods nor chattels of spirituality or
temporality which belong to him in severalty, where-
fore it grieves him that he cannot do this. Asks to be
excused. Brok' near Wy. French. [SC 1/38/2].
730 [1333], July 12
Privy seal letter from King Edward [ill] to [Walran
von Julich], archbishop of Cologne. Esmon de
Berkelyn, knight, and Drude his wife held a rent
called Grous for life from the archbishop's pre-
decessor Henry, in payment of a debt owed to them.
Esmon is now dead, and Drude holds the rent for her
life. Because of the good service done to the king,
and still being done by Sir Esmon de Berkelyn, son
of Esmon and Drude, now with the king in his war on
the march of Scotland, the king asks the archbishop
to grant the rent to Sir Esmon after the death of
Drude, to be held by him for life. At the siege of
Berwick. French. [SC 1/45/226].
1334
731 May 25
Privy seal writ to the treasurer and chamberlains of
exchequer, ordering them to send indentures and
letters patent concerning the agreement recently
made with the king of Scotland, to be at Newcastle
by 5 June. Malton. French. [E 404/3/17] [in
Nicholson, Edward III and the Scots, 241].
732 June 18
Privy seal writ to [the same], ordering them to send
1000 marks to Newcastle by 21 June, for the exploit
of the king's Scottish business. Newcastle. French.
[E 404/3/17] [In Nicholson, Edward III and the Scots,
241].
1334
733 [1334?], December 12
Letter from [blank] to [the chancellor]. At the
writer's request and suggestion John de Lambroun,
who was to go with him to Scotland in the king's
service, was granted the king's protection under the
great seal. Since John has remained at home, he asks
for the protection to be cancelled (rappeller), and
that he be excused for requesting it. Roxburgh.
French. [SC 1/41/147].
734 [1334]
[Memorandum on replies to be made to the French
regarding their queries as to the reasons for
Edward Ill's support of Edward Balliol against
David Bruce. (Heading) 'To avoid injuries and
dangers menacing the English nation'.] ... In
these replies, nothing should be found which con-
tradicts the arguments advanced by [Edward l]
against the [3] processes brought against him with
the objects of obtaining sentences of excommunica-
tion and interdict, the aid of the secular arm as.
employed against Raymond, count of Toulouse, and
with other more dangerous aims, apparent in the pro-
cesses and secret treaties made against him.
Otherwise, the king of France and his council might
have sufficient pretext for the resumption of these
processes or the beginning of others similar in
effect. [At the least, they might be given an excuse
to attack Edward III in processes pending against
him in the French court, to execute sentences
passed against Edward II, but suspended until
Christmas last at the entreaty of the archbishop of
Canterbury, to retain parts of Gascony and the
Agenais, or to harm the king in other ways.]
[C 47/28/3(8)] [Part in Nicholson, Edward III and
the Scots, 240-1. 2 more copies, C 47/28/3(9-10),
are duplicates, differing somewhat from the above].
1335
735 [January]
[Requests by Edward Balliol, king of Scotland, to
King Edward III, with the king's replies. 1 m.]
[C 49/6/29] [Largely illegible. Summary in
Nicholson, Edward III and the Scots. 186-7].
736 May 5 [Extract]
Payment of £12 8s to Robert de Tong, keeper of the
king's victuals at Berwick, for 31 qrs. wheat meal
at 8s the qr., bought from William de Melchebourn,
merchant of Lenne. for Roxburgh castle. Payment of
PART II: ADDITIONS
1335
736 May 5 [Extract] Contd.
£235 16s to Richard de Feriby, keeper of the ward-
robe, for payment to William de Felton, constable of
Roxburgh, and Gawain le Corder, knight, of wages
from 27 Apr. to 8 June for 3 knights at 2s each, 58
men at arms at Is each, and 68 hobelars and mounted
archers at 6d each, and of £30 for works on that
castle. [E 403/282, m. 2].
737 June 3 [Extract]
Payment of £100 to Robert de Tong, king's victual-
ler at Berwick and Newcastle, for 23 tuns white
wine at 46s 8d the tun, and for other victuals pro-
vided for the king's use in the Scottish war.
fE 403/282, m. 10].
738 June 5-7 [Extract]
[Payments to Richard de Feriby, keeper of the
wardrobe.] 5 June. As part payment to Eustace de
Makeswell for the wages of 20 men at arms and 20
hobelars in his company in the Scottish war, £20.
June 7. For money delivered to Edward, king of
Scotland, by hands of John de Whuton, for wages of
men at arms in the Scottish war, £200. For incre-
ment of wages due to sergeants and esquires at
Roxburgh and elsewhere in the war, for one quarter,
£232. For money delivered to John Haward, admiral
of the east coast, for wages of 20 men at arms going
to Scotland, £40. For money paid to Henry de Percy
by hands of William de Barton, for his Scottish
expenses, £133 6s 8d. [E 403/282, m. 10.] [See
vol. iii, no. 1161].
739 June 7
Writ from [King Edward III] to Mr John Pieres. [As
the king's proctor and envoy, Pieres is to receive
from Mr Elias de Joneston' all processes, letters,
etc. in his custody, concerning the duchy (of
Aquitaine), the land of Scotland and the islands in
the sea of England, and all other lands subject to
the king's lordship.] York. [SC 1/37/152] [Trans-
cript. The original date, 28 May 1335, has been
deleted].
740 June 12 [£.v^rac(]
Payment of £700 to R[ichard] de Feriby, keeper of
the wardrobe, for money paid by hands of Reynald
Maskyreil to the count of Julers, comprising £600
for the count's expenses in the Scottish war, and
£100 by the king's gift. [E 403/282, m. 12] [See
vol. lii, no. 1179].
1335
741 [1335, May-June ?]
Popular petition that the mariners of England be
ordered to appoint proctors to continue the process
against the king of France and his allies begun by
them before Pope Boniface VIII in 1301. [Gives a
brief account of French and Scottish attempts to
institute a process before Boniface against Edward
I, and of English counter-measures, similar to that
in no. 745 below.] [C 47/30/4(22)] [in Prynne,
Records, iii, 895-7. C 47/30/4(23) is a duplicate
of the first 2 paragraphs].
742 October 10
Indenture between King Edward [ill] and John de
Strivelyn. [Terms on which John is to have the
offices of sheriff of Edinburgh and keeper of the
castle, with power to receive Scots into the king's
peace.] Berwick. French. [E 101/19/24] [in
Nicholson, Edward 11! and the Scots, 243].
743 October 14
Privy seal writ to William de Felton, constable of
Roxburgh, ordering him to discharge his garrison,
except for 36 men at arms and 40 hobelars. Berwick.
French. [E 101/19/27, m. l] [Transcript. In
Nicholson, Edward III and the Scots, 243].
744 [1335], November 2
Letter from [blank] to his father. He is in York for
certain affairs touching his lord and himself, and
will be with his father at Havering a week after
Martinmas. The king is at Newcastle with great
force, and the Scots have retreated beyond the
Forth. It is commonly said at York that they neither
dare nor are able to fight with the king. [Comments
on family affairs.] York. French. [SC 1/42/202].
745 [1335]
[Account of 3 ways in which Philip IV and the Scots
urged Pope Boniface VIII to begin a process against
Edward I, and of their aims in so doing.] (a) They
pressed to have cognizance in the curia by means of
a processus arbitralis concerning [Edward's]
attempts against the rights of Scotland, the injuries
done by him there during the Anglo-French truce of
1297 and particularly concerning defaults, denounced
by them to the pope, against the laws of England,
and their erroneous and invalid arguments against
processes and sentences made in the English
court against the king and people of Scotland; their
aim was to annul all the processes declaring
PART II: ADDITIONS
1335
745 [1335] Contd.
[Edward's] immediate superiority and hereditary
overlordship in Scotland. This they sought to
achieve by virtue of the arbitration made by the
pope in his private person between France and
England, and by virtue of the truce of 1297 and the
Franco-Scottish treaty of 1295. (b) Since this
failed because of English activity at the curia, they
tried a processus ordinarius of the same substance,
[based on their suggestion to the pope that the
superior and direct lordship of Scotland pertained
to the church of Rome], as expressed in the bull
sent to [Edward], (c) Since this failed because of
letters sent to the pope by the English nobles, they
tried a process concerning injury done by [Edward]
to the Scottish church, and arguing that his wars
impeded relief of the Holy Land, as appears in all
their supplications and complaints to the pope from
the end of 1297 to Dec. 1302. Their aims in demand-
ing ecclesiastical censures against [Edward] were
(a) to compel him to abandon the Scottish war,
(b) to sustain the Scots in their secret treaties,
(c) to strengthen the Franco-Scottish alliance, (d) to
have Scotland included in the Anglo-French truce
[so that they might claim reparation for injury done
to Scotland during it], and so that [Philip IV]
might acquire pretexts [to destroy the English nation
by invasion, crusade, etc. 9 lines illegible].
[Edward III] is advised that if anything in the letters
recently sent by the pope and the king of France
should appear to point to these or similar aims, he
should employ the defence used by [Edward l]
against these dangers, until a better can be found.
(Endorsed) 7" res vies procedendi et fines ad quos
processum est. [C 47/30/4(9)] [Similar to the text
in Prynne, Records, iii, 893-5, though the order of
the paragraphs differs. C 47/28/5(28-29) are copies
of extracts from the above. (1337-9 ?)].
746 [1335]
[Memorial on the threatened intervention of the pope
and the king of France between England and
Scotland.] [C 47/30/4(10)].
747 [1335 ']
[Abstract of the contents of the 'Magnus Rotulus
Scocie'.] [C 47/30/4(13)].
748 [1335 ?]
[Memorial comparing the position of Scotland as an
1335
748 [1335?] Contd.
ally of France with that of Flanders as an ally of
England.] [C 47/30/4(16-17)] [2 copies].
749 [1335 ?]
[Memorial to the chancellor requesting the appoint-
ment of 2 or 3 clerks to consider the relations of
England, France, Flanders and Scotland, before
making any peace with Scotland or war with France.]
[C 47/30/4(18)] [C 47/28/5(45) is a copy of the
first halfj.
750 [1335 ?]
[Statement on relations between England, France and
Scotland, with special reference to the restitution of
the lands of those dispossessed by Robert Bruce.]
[C 47/30/4(19)] [Mutilated].
751 [c. 1335]
[Extracts from the treaty between King Philip IV of
France and John, king of Scotland (E 39/2/41).]
[C 47/30/4(14)] [As APS, i, 452 (red letters)].
1336
752 [1336 ?] March 31
Letter from Thomas de Rokeby to [blank]. Asks for
letters of protection for one year for Alan de Heton',
the writer's valet, who is on the king's service in
his company. At Newcastle, on the writer's journey
to Scotland. French. [SC 1/39/51].
753 [1336, February-March]
Letter from Richard de Egebaston, knight, to John
[de Stratford], archbishop of Canterbury, chancellor.
The archers of co. Leics chosen by Sir John
Folvill, the writer and Roger de Belgrave set off
for Scotland on the Friday [16 Feb.] before the feast
of St Peter last past. They were well provisioned by
indenture, and [with] John de Disworth, a wise and
valiant man of that county, to bring them to Scotland,
so that they might be at Berwick on this Friday last
past. French. [SC 1/39/29].
754 [1336, c. March]
Petition from Gilbert de Umfravill, earl of Angus, to
King [Edward III]. [Similar to vol. ii, no. 1973. The
earl requests that he may keep prisoners in Prudhoe
castle for 12 or 14 years.] French. [SC 1/21/25]
[Endorsed with a recommendation that this be
granted. See vol. iii, no. 12011.
PART II: ADDITIONS
263
1336
755 May 5
Writ from King Edward [ill] to the presidents of his
courts, seneschals, ministers, [etc.], his proctors
before the French king in the court of France and
elsewhere, and to all his subjects. [Orders them to
aid Mr Andrew de Ufford, appointed proctor and
defender of the king's right in the court of France
and elsewhere, concerning lands, rights, liberties
and customs in the duchy of Aquitaine, the land of
Scotland, the islands in the sea of England, and in
all other lands subject to the king's lordship.]
Westminster. [SC 1/37/137] [Draft or transcript].
756 May 20
[Indenture of Anthony de Lucy for the keeping of
Berwick.] [C 47/22/12(52)] [As Rot. Scot., i, 426].
757 June 1
Writ from King Edward [ill] to [John] de Norwich,
admiral of the northern fleet. He was ordered to
arrest all ships, great and small, within his area, to
choose men at arms and sailors from the able-bodied
in those parts, to man these ships with a double crew
and send them to repel the king's enemies. However,
the king has heard that ships of less than 40 tuns
burden have been arrested at the harbour of Lenn',
although they were carrying victuals belonging to
the king's men in Scotland, or to merchants travel-
ling to Scotland. He is to cease arresting ships of
less than this burden and to release those arrested,
so that they may carry their goods to the king's
faithful subjects. Woodstock. [SC 1/37/150] [Draft).
758 [1336], July 19
Letter from Anthony de Lucy to John [de Stratford],
archbishop of Canterbury, chancellor. Reports his
appointment on 1 July last as the king's lieutenant
in Scotland and in Northumberland, Cumberland and
Westmorland to array the communities within them
and lead men at arms and others to the king. He
would be ready to do so within 3 or 4 days, but must
await the arrival of [the earl] of Cornwall. He has
just had news from the king that Sir Andrew de
Murref and his men have crossed the Forth (tust
venutz de cea la miers descoce). There is no other
news, but the Scots are hoping to get help from
France. The commons of Stirlingshire, Strathearn,
Fife, Fotherik, Angus and Kincardine in the Mearns
have come to peace. He will send the archbishop
any news there is. He encloses the names of those
with him, and asks the archbishop to grant them
protections. Carlisle. French. [SC 1/39/321.
1336
759 [1336, June-July ?] [Extract]
Petition to the archbishop of Canterbury for the
appointment of proctors by the English towns, to
resume their process against the king of France in
the papal curia. [The heavy forfeitures caused by
the negligence of the towns in mid-1306 had forced
Edward II to make truces with the Scots from Feb.
1308 to the morrow of Trinity 1314 (3 June) in order
to gain a delay. As a result, he could hold only the
castles of Berwick, Stirling and Bothwell, besides a
few other small places.] [C 47/30/5(16)] [C 47/28/
3(20) is a partial copy].
760 [1336], August 24
Letter from [Henry de Burwash, bishop of] Lincoln,
to [John de Stratford, chancellor]. The chancellor
has informed him that the victuals provided by
Thomas and William de Melchebourn' for the king's
use in the Scottish war are insufficient, according
to John de Thynden and Robert de Tonge, clerks of
these victuals. Thinks it expedient that commissions
be made to John and Robert, since they can best
expedite this, to provide sufficient and suitable
victuals in northern parts at the king's expense, to
be paid for after All Saints next, and that the com-
missions be sent hastily by the bearer of these
letters. Lydington' [Liddington]. [SC 1/39/22] [See
Rot. Scot., i, 444].
761 [1336, c. August]
Letter from Robert de Collevyle to [John de Stratford,
archbishop of Canterbury ?], chancellor. The king
lately ordered him to come to him at Perth without
any excuses, with the greatest power he could com-
mand, or to certify the chancellor of what he would
do in this matter before the Nativity of Our Lady
[8 Sept.]. He is always ready to go with the king to
Scotland or elsewhere for the salvation of his lord-
ship and the destruction of his enemies, provided he
has the wherewithal to do so, for without other help
he has not the power from his own demesne to go.
French. [SC 1/39/4].
762 September 3
Letter from William de Harecourt to John
[de Stratford], archbishop of Canterbury, chancellor,
or his lieutenant. On [20 Aug.] he received the
king's writ [text repeated], dated at Seynt Johan en
Escoce [Perth] on 8 Aug. 1336, ordering him to
hasten to join the king in Scotland with horses and
arms. He will obey with all speed. Staunton
Harecourt. French. [SC 1/39/30].
264
1336
763 [1336], October 14
Letter from Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, to [John de Stratford], archbishop of
Canterbury, [chancellor]. He has sent the bachelors
of his household together with other men at arms to
the king for the war in Scotland, and has asked Sir
John Gerberge to dwell in his company until these
men return from Scotland. [Explains in detail that
Sir John has been appointed to be one of the millen-
aries of Herefordshire and requests his release from
that office.] London. French. [SC 1/39/19] [in
Tanquerey, Lettres Anglo-Francaises, no. 104].
764 [1336 ?]
[Memorandum of the contention of the proctors of the
king of France in 1307 regarding the non-fulfilment
of the provision of the judgment of Pope Boniface VIII
for the restitution of goods before the war, in con-
sequence of which a truce was granted to Scotland,
and of a similar objection at Perigueux in 1310].
[C 47/28/4(12)].
765 [c, 1336]
Statement on the papal protection acquired by King
Philip [VI] of France as a crusader. [For 4 years and
more, the French and their allies pressed Pope
Boniface VIII in the hope of stopping Edward I's
war in Scotland; this they did 'via arbitrii et aliis
duabus viis'. The danger is now greater, since for
more than 3 years Philip has been captain of the
crusade, and in favour with the pope.] [C 47/30/4
(21)] [Similar account in a memorial (1336) on the
reasons inducing Philip to take the cross.
C 47/28/4(24)].
766 [1335-6]
[Memorial on the treaties between France and
Scotland, England and Flanders, and England and
France, and the necessity of renewing the alliance
with Flanders.] [C 47/30/4(12)].
1337
767 [1337, March 25]
[Memorandum on commissions, etc., to be made for
the war in Scotland, as follows.] (a) For Thomas
de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, captain of the
Scottish war. (b) For choosing, arraying and leading
men at arms, hobelars and archers for the war, as
agreed by the council, (c) For Thomas de Ouseflet',
clerk, to pay the wages of the earl and these men,
and to provide necessities for the war. (d) For
1337
767 [1337, March 25] Contd.
Anthony de Lucy, to keep the town of Berwick and
justiciary of Lothian from next Easter until the
following Michaelmas. A clerk suitable to hold the
offices of chancellor and chamberlain of Berwick
from Easter next is to be found, (e) For persons
whom the king trusts [Anthony de Lucy, justiciar of
Lothian, and Thomas de Burgh, chancellor and
chamberlain of Berwick, inserted], to treat and agree
as they think best with men at arms, hobelars and
archers for their stay in the garrison of Perth, and
with John de Strivelyn, William de Feltoun, Thomas
de Rokeby and Walter de Selby, for their stay as
constables of Edinburgh, Roxburgh, Stirling and
Bothwell. Privy seal letters are to be made appoint-
ing these constables. Memorandum of the castles of
Cupar in Fife and Caerlaverock. (f) For a suitable
clerk [John de Swanlond, inserted], to supervise
work at the castle and town of Berwick and at all
other Scottish castles in the king's hands, for which
he is to account to the exchequer at Berwick and be
paid 2s daily. He is also to supervise the men at
arms, hobelars and archers in Berwick, Edinburgh,
Roxburgh, Stirling and Bothwell. Memoranda, (a)
To make 2 peels on the English coast, one on the
west, one on the east, (b) To provide immediately
sufficient Englishmen to inhabit the town of Berwick;
delay is dangerous, (c) To provide 200 balistis, 200
baudreis, 500 bows, 20,000 bolts, and 20,000 arrows
for the town of Berwick and other Scottish castles
in English hands, and that the treasurer should pur-
vey these and send them to Berwick, (d) To provide
victuals in great quantity for the war, to be taken
speedily to Berwick; the treasurer is to be charged
[as above]. Orders are to be sent as follows.
(a) To the bishop of Durham, to choose and array
200 archers from his diocese, to be ready to go with
the earl of Warwick, (b) To John de Radeclive, his
heirs and cousins, to be ready to accompany the
earl to Scotland with 100 archers who are known to
them and who wish to go. (c) To 'ceux de Trafford',
similarly, to take another 100 archers. Commissions
are to be made as follows, (a) To the bishop of
Durham, the earl of Warwick, John Darcy, seneschal,
and Geoffrey Lescrope, authorising them to show
the assent of parliament and the king's will in this
matter to the magnates who were not at parliament,
and to incite them to go with the earl to Scotland.
(b) To the earl of Warwick, appointing him captain;
all north of Trent and those in Scotland faithful to
PART II: ADDITIONS
1337
767 [1337, March 25] Contd.
the king are to obey him. He is to have the custo-
.nary captain's power of discipline and punishment,
(c) To Anthony de Lucy and Thomas Ughtred, autho-
rising them to treat with the Scottish garrisons
about their stay, etc. Partly French. [C 47/2/29,
ms. 4-5l [Part of a file of proposals submitted to
the council for conduct of the war with France and
Scotland].
768 July 1
Letter from Edward [Balliol], king of Scotland, to
Mr Robert de Stratford, chancellor of England.
Requests letters of protection for the bearer,
Robert de Dancastre, his valet, who has been with
him in his war in Scotland, and is now going there
with him, so that he be not impleaded while in the
war. Given under his privy seal. French. [SC 1/39/
53].
769 July 1
Letter from [the same] to [the same]. The king of
England has granted a pardon to Thomas de
Chadebourn, the bearer, who served in [Balliol's]
household in the Scottish war, and still does so.
Asks the chancellor to send writs for the proclama-
tion of this pardon to the sheriffs of York and Lanes.
Given under his privy seal. Stamford. French.
[SC 1/45/230].
770 [1337, November 13-28]
Letter from [Gilbert Talbot, justiciar of South
Wales] to [John de Stratford, archbishop of
Canterbury]. [Commissioners of array for Scotland.]
[SC 1/39/199A] [Calendared in Edwards, Ancient
Correspondence, Wales, 189-90].
771 [1336-7 ?]
[Memorial on the need to resume the process of the
commons of England against the French and Scots.]
[C 47/30/5(3)1.
772 [1336-7 ']
Names of lieutenants of Guienne and seneschals of
Gascony after 1286, with a request for the appoint-
ment of proctors by the English seaports to protest
a claim against them by the king of France. [Con-
tains an account of English forfeitures and their
effects on the- Scottish war, similar to no. 759
above.] [C 47/30/5(23)].
1338
773 [1338, February ?1
[statement of the difficulties in laying questions
between England, France and Scotland before the
pope, unless the cardinals remain in England.]
[C 47/28/6(1)].
774 [1333-8 ?], June 26
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. The king granted his
pardon to Thomas de Witham, clerk, who was with
the writer on the king's service in Scotland. Thomas
is now impeached (enpesche) and outlawed for the
same offences for which he was pardoned, because
all holders of charters (charterers) were commanded
to show their charters, and find pledges to be of
good behaviour. Thomas was then in Scotland, and
unable to appear. Asks that, for Thomas's great
labour in the king's service, he be released from
prison and acquitted of the offences for which he
has already been pardoned. Stamford. French.
[SC 1/42/195].
775 [1338, August 4]
[Memoranda of writs needed for Thomas Ughtred,
who is going to Perth. 1 m.] [C 49/7/6].
776 [1338 ?], September 26
Letter from Robert de Clifford to John de Seynt
Poul. Requests letters of protection until Easter
next for Richard de Hoton' of vieltz Sarkelde
[Old Sarkeld, co. Cumberland], his valet, who is
with him on the king's service in the war in
Scotland, and is impleaded about his land by
William de Neuby, chaplain. Brouham. French.
[SC 1/39/93] [See Cal. Close R. 1337-39, 498].
777 [1338]
Memorandum of matters concerning relations with
France in which the mayor and sheriffs of London
were to assist the official of the court of
Canterbury. [The French had demanded £600,000
tournois from the communaultes of England, on the
grounds of damage done by them to Norman ships,
etc. Because of negligence by the proctors of the
English towns, Edward I was put in default, and the
king of France also demanded 100,000 marks of
silver by reason of the pronouncement of Boniface
VIII. Since the same sums were demanded of
Edward II, he was forced to abandon the Scottish
war and go to France to do homage, in the hope of
being pardoned.] [C 47/30/7(16-17)] [2 copies].
266
PART II: ADDITIONS
1339
778 [1339], February 7
Letter from Ralph de Stafford to R[ichard de
Bentworth], bishop of London, chancellor. Witnesses
that Thomas Talbot' was on the king's service in
Scotland as a valet in the writer's company from
[6 June 1337] until [24 June 1338], since Thomas
has the king's pardon, and Ralph understands that
Thomas cannot have a warrant (hrel d'alowere) of
his pardon without this testimony. Clerkenwell.
French. [SC 1/39/83] [in Tanquerey, Lettres Anglo-
Francaises, no. 144].
779 [1331-9], October 1
Letter from [William de Melton], archbishop of York,
to [blank]. Because the lord of Moubray, [John de
Mowbray, lord Mowbray], with other men of the north
is preparing to go to the marches for the defence of
the realm against the Scots, and may not stay behind
without great harm to the king and the realm, asks
that the day appointed to Moubray and Sir Thomas
de Breaux on the octave of Michaelmas, before the
justices of the common bench, be postponed, so
that Moubray may incur no loss while on the king's
service. Ripon. French. [SC 1/42/138].
780 [before 1339, October 15]
Letter from Henry de Percy and Ralph de Nevill' to
[blank]. It was agreed at Newcastle between the
addressee, the writers and other great men there
present that the men of Cumberland and Westmorland
who were to go to Scotland in the king's service
would receive their wages from the fifteenth and
tenth granted in these counties. There were 40 men
at arms and 1000 hobelars from Cumberland and 24
men at arms and 200 hobelars from Westmorland, as
witnessed by their leader. Sir Anthony de Lucy. They
request a tally to be struck in the names of the
assessors and collectors of the fifteenth and tenth
in these counties for a sum amounting to these
men's wages, as was agreed. French. [SC 1/42/94].
[See below, no. 781].
781 [before 1339, October 15]
Warrant for a writ to exchequer, ordering payment of
wages to men of Cumberland and Westmorland [as
above], who rode in the company of the king of
Scotland [Edward Balliol], the lords Percy and
Neviir, the earl of Angus, Sir Anthony de Lucy,
Sir Richard Talebot' and other magnates in Scotland,
at the time when Perth had to be relieved, that is, at
the end of Aug. and beginning of Sept. 1339, as wit-
1339
781 [before 1339, October 15] Contd.
nessed by Percy and Nevill'. French. [SC 1/42/94A]
[Formerly attached to no. 780 above. The writ of
issue is in Foedera, II, ii, 1093].
782 [1337-9]
[Note of documents recording proceedings of the
Scots against England in the French and papal
courts.] [C 47/28/5(8)].
783 [1337-9]
Memorandum on documents in the treasury of exche-
quer relating to France and Scotland, and necessary
for negotiations with France. [Mentions that, in the
process of Montreuil, the French demanded the
penalty of 100,000 marks imposed in the Anglo-
French truce of 1297, 'by reason of the true lordship
of the kingdom of Scotland, the alliance between the
French and Scots, and breach of the truce between
the English and French kings'.] [C 47/28/5(9)].
784 [1337-9]
[Memorandum on the submission of Scotland to
England after the forfeiture of John de Balliol.]
[C 47/28/5(32)].
785 [1337-9]
[Document concerning relations with France.
(Endorsed) Decern cause solito assignate in trac-
tando de negociis Scocie.] [C 47/28/5(37)].
786 [1337-9]
[Memorandum on relations with Scotland.] [C 47/28/
5(38)].
787 [1337-9 ?]
[Memoranda on the king's title to the sovereignty of
Scotland, forfeited by John de Balliol.] [C 47/28/
5(22)].
788 [1337-9 ?]
[Memoranda on the award of Boniface VIII in its
relation to Scotland.] [C 47/28/5(23)].
789 [1337-9 ']
[Arguments to be used about the processes against
Edward I concerning Scotland in the court of Rome
and elsewhere.] [C 47/28/5(30)].
790 [1337-9 ?]
[statement on the allies of England included in the
truce of 1297 and abandoned in 1301, and on the
truce granted to the Scots.] [C 47/30/7(9)].
ADDITIONS
267
1339
791 [c. 1338-9]
[Articles setting forth the English claim to Scotland.]
Item, all the right which Sir John de Balliol had was
justly acquired by the English crown, according to
the laws and customs of the kings of England, and
this right cannot be severed from the English crown
without great dishonour and peril. Item, [Edward l],
while in peaceful possession, gave many lands,
castles, towns and rents in the said land ... to the
nobles of the said realm, in reward for their service,
and the great labours and losses they sustained in
his wars in Wales, Gascony and Scotland, in return
for homage and fealty, and services. French.
[SC 1/38/180] [Damaged and incomplete].
1340
792 May 1
[Writ to the treasurer and barons of exchequer, order-
ing them to certify the account of Thomas Ughtred,
late keeper of Perth; with return.] [C 47/22/12(34-
35)] [See vol. iii, no. 1332].
793 [c. 1339-40]
Reply of the good men and commune of Len [to the
council ?], made by John de Cokesford, their fellow-
burgess. They have been serving at sea for the
admirals at their own costs, so that they are ruined;
their chattels and merchandise have been lost in
Scotland and the most part has been arrested in
Norway, so that they cannot perform the king's will.
They ask that the council have regard to their
wrongs. French. [SC 1/39/120] [indenture].
1341
794 [after 1341, June l]
Letter from the collectors of wool in Salop to
[Robert Bourchier ?], chancellor. [Arrangements for
collecting the assessment of wool in co. Salop by a
commission.] The commission came to Sir Laurence
de Lodelawe and other men of small estate and
lordship, and Sir Laurence was in Scotland when the
commission came. On his return home (loustel) he
refused to be involved in the matter. [Request for
another commission.] French. ISC 1/28/149].
795 [1341 ?], August 27
Letter from Th[omas de] Roke[by] to [King Edward
III]. As was lately agreed by the great ... the earl
of Morref to raise the siege of Stirling, and for this
the writer was to have ... great [men ?] of Scotland
and transport (certeines conveours) to convey him
1341
795 [1341 ?] , August 27 Contd.
to the castles of Stirling and Edinburgh ... was at
Stirling ... part of the victuals ... and found the said
earl very co-operative in all he could do ... of
Scotland who were there assembled ... [they] shall
be at Aberdeen at their parliament on the Nativity
of the Virgin [8 Sept.] ... after the truce to approach
the march of England ... to ravage the march, if they
can, and to resume the siege of Stirling ... [as] his
cousin. Sir Thomas de Grethous [?] will more fully
show. Requests credence for him. Edinburgh. French.
[SC 1/21/171] [Damaged. See SHR, xxiv (1927), 325] .
1343
796 January 14
Letter from Peter Gretheved', chancellor and cham-
berlain of the exchequer in Scotland, to Robert
Parving, chancellor. John de Holcroft', William Payn
of Weryngton' [and 11 others, named], to whom the
king pardoned a breach of his peace, as appears in
his charters, came to Berwick on 8 Jan., to remain
there for one year according to the tenor of their
charters and to do whatever the king's messengers
shall enjoin his ministers there. Berwick. [SC 1/39/
154] [Damaged].
797 [1340-3], October 27
Letter from [John Darcy, justiciar of Ireland], to
[King Edward III]. His valet, bearer of these
presents, has done service in the writer's company
in France and Scotland as well as in Ireland, and
has held great place from him. Asks that some
favour be shown the bearer. Dublin. French.
[SC 1/56/11].
798 [late 1343 ?]
Letter from the community of C[umberland?] to
[blank]. The bishop of Carlisle was appointed
[to maintain the truce] on the borders, as were the
earl of Moray and Sir William Douglas, but he
remained at the king's court and his agents cannot
therefore obtain redress of grievances or punish
trespassers. They have informed the king, and asked
that he order the bishop to remain [in the march]
to keep the truce and to defend the march in case of
war, and they ask the recipient to help. If this
should displease the king and his council ... They
are afraid lest it may be thought that it is their
fault if the truce is broken. French. [SC 1/42/19]
[Badly damaged. For a possible date, see Rot.
Scot., i, 644-5].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1344
799 April 12
Two indentures listing the relics, [etc.], delivered
to William de Edyngdon, treasurer, by his predeces-
sor, William de Cusaunce. 3 ms. [Includes a shrine
of silver-gilt and emeralds supported by 2 silver-
gilt angels set on an oblong plate of the same, in
which there were divers relics, among them, bones
of St Margaret, queen of Scotland. Also listed is 'a
silver-gilt cross, with a part in the middle of black
wood'.] [E 101/333/19-20] [in Palgrave, Kalendars,
iii, 206-8].
1346
800 January 7
Treasury memorandum that on this date the Black-
rood of Scotland was taken from the Tower of
London and delivered to Walter de Wetewang, keeper
of the wardrobe, to be kept by the king's side. [Not
now extant in PRO.] [in Palgrave, Kalendars, i, 160;
SHR, xxxviii (1959), 174, with commentary].
801 [1346], June 1
Letter from Henry de Percy to [John de Offord,
chancellor], for his valet Aleyn, son of Sir Thomas
de Heton. Aleyn is on the king's service in the
company of the writer's companion, Sir Thomas de
Rokeby, in the garrison of Edinburgh, as the writer
has certified before. Asks for a protection for him,
so that he is not impleaded while in the king's ser-
vice, for, as the writer again testifies, there is no
other Aleyn with this surname in co. Northumberland.
Requests that there should be no further delay for
this reason, since Aleyn has been in danger of los-
ing his land and still is, if he is not granted pro-
tection. The chancellor sent a commission to the
archbishop of York, Sir Ralph de Nevyll and the
writer for keeping the marches of Northumberland,
which the writer does not dare show, because the
earl of Angus was not named in it. He believes that,
if the earl had seen it, he would not have wished
to involve himself to the extent he now has. Asks
that if another commission is sent the earl should be
named in it. Jedburgh. French. [SC 1/41/77].
802 [1346, September 25]
Letter from [blank\ to [the council ?]. The writer
arrived at Carlisle on the preceding Monday, assem-
bled the sheriff, mayor and community of the town
and district, and had his commission read in the
presence of Lambert Hautepeir, the king's servant,
who can report on the king's profits and the wishes
1346
802 [1346, September 25] Contd.
of the community. The town and castle have food
for less than 3 weeks, if there should be an attack.
He asks to be excused for not producing any profits
of his office, unless he has, as soon as possible,
a commission to arrest all victuals[?] which go to
the Scots, an order to the wardens of the march to
deliver all stores (garnistures) [?] to 'the said'
victualler for the king's use, and a commission to
Matthew Redman, king's victualler, and Richard
Brun to enquire about those who have crossed the
march into Scotland to the danger of the realm, and
those who have made arrests of which the profits
have not come to the king. Asks them [to redeem?]
the pledges which he has, so that he may keep his
covenant with them, to the king's profit. The
victuals can not be prevented [from going to the
Scots?] unless by means of such a commission.
Carlisle, Monday after St Matthew. French. [SC 1/
42/156] [See no. 803 below].
803 [1346, September 27]
Letter from [the same] to [the same]. Informs them
that, on Wednesday after the date [of no. 802 above],
Sir William de Douglas was at Lodell, and has just
seized all lord Wake's lands there, and took a ...
There are no gates, 'culices', bridges or 'bretages'
at Carlisle which will serve in case of danger.
French. [SC 1/42/156A] [Attached to the above].
1347
804 [c. 1347, September]
Letter from Hugh, abbot of Jervaulx, and his convent
to John de Oufford, chancellor. The king has deman-
ded from them 4 sacks of wool, or gold and silver to
the same amount, as an aid for his war. They have
certified by bill that they have this year only 11
sacks of wool for their sustenance of bread and ale,
and they are and have been so destroyed by the
Scots that they will not soon recover. Their grain
will hardly suffice them beyond Martinmas and the
remainder of the year; they will have to buy grain,
and the price of wool is very low. They have found
so many horses for carriage towards Scotland, ser-
vants (garcouns) to lead them, and other armed men
with their horses, as hobelars, that if the king knew
all, he would have great compassion on them. They
ask to be excused this new demand, which they
could not meet without selling some of their lands.
French. [SC 1/40/6].
269
1348
805 May 15 [Extract]
Payment of 50s to Thomas de Brenchesley, the
king's valet, for Easter term, from the grant of 100s
yearly which he received for life for having brought
the king news of the capture of David de Bruys at
the battle of Durham. [E 403/341, m. 4].
806 [1346-8], July 23
Letter from Henry de Percy to [John de Offord,
chancellor?]. He and Sir Ralph de Nevill were
ordered to concern themselves (se meller de) with
the west march, and to array men there. Asks that
commissions be sent to the bishop of Carlisle and
Sir Thomas de Lucy in the same manner as to them,
with writs de intendendo to the sheriffs there, since
[Percy and Nevill] are too far from the march to do
anything there. York. (Postscript) Asks that these
commissions and writs be delivered to Sir John
Destrivelyn's valet, or to another who can bear them
speedily. French. [SC 1/42/93].
807 [1347-8], August 22
Letter from [William Zouche], archbishop of York, to
Ijohn de Offord], chancellor. Sir Giles de Menill'
has been ordered to find 2 archers from his lands in
cos. Leics and Warwick, for the war overseas, [so
that his tenants are distressed to the amount of 40s
for each archer]. Sir Giles is, and has long been in
the archbishop's retinue, aiding in the defence of the
land against the Scots. [Requests a writ of super-
sedeas for him.] Ripon. French. [SC 1/41/121].
808 [1348 ?], Septembers
Letter from Richard Talbot to [John de Offord,
chancellor ?]. [Thanks him for past kindnesses.]
The earl of Northampton, lord Stafford and the writer
undertook to produce David Anant', who was impri-
soned at Bristol, when required by the king and
council. They have given him permission to go to
Scotland under surety for the same business as his
companions, and to return by Martinmas at the latest.
They ask a safeconduct for him, on the same terms as
for the others, so that he may speak with his lord of
Scotland in the same manner as the others have done
in the constable's presence. [Regrets that the
addressee could not be with himself and others at
Payneswyk.] Hope. French. [SC 1/40/40] [Possibly
a request for an extension of a safeconduct of 24 July
1348, though the terms of the letter do not entirely fit
this. See Rot. Scot., i, 719-20].
1348
809 [1340 or 1347-8]
Letter from [blank] to [King Edward III]. Earl Patrik
and the earl of Sutherland entered England on 28
June last and pillaged the land up to 2 leagues from
Bamburgh, taking a good 2000 fat beasts and many
prisoners. When they had taken their booty and burned
the land, they went towards Dunbar, and a good 4
leagues within Scotland the companions (compaignons)
of Roxburgh encountered them and dismounted and
fought with them, with the result that they were dis-
comfited and more than half of their people taken and
killed. All the prisoners and beasts that they had
taken in England were rescued, and the 2 earls
escaped with great difficulty. The fight was fierce,
and no man of the country was there except Sir
Thomas de Grey and Sir Robert de Manoirs, who
arrived before [the earls] were utterly discomfited,
but only the companions of Roxburgh and the men of
the same (gentz du meen) who are staying in Wark
castle in the company of John de Coupelande. The
writer has reinforced Wark castle with 10 men at arms
at his costs, until he has news from his lord. On the
same day, Alexander de Rameseye with 200 men at
arms made an ambush 2 leagues from Roxburgh, and
when the writer's companions had come to lodging
(lostiel) and had sat down to eat, they broke from
their ambush and came before Roxburgh. They would
have burned the town, but it was rescued and some
of their people taken and killed, and they withdrew
with no gain that time. Because the horses of the
writer's companions were weary, he did not allow
any sally (issue) to be made on them then. The 3
brothers called John, Thomas and Henry Ker were
the greatest enemies the writer had in the forest or
in the company of William Douglas. John Ker is
dead in combat, from a blow that one of the writer's
valets gave him through the body and through his
hakecon and habergeon, and the other 2 brothers
are in ward and at his will as prisoners of war. A
certain secret matter, which was discussed in [the
king's] presence in the chamber of Sir Henry de
Ferers, could not be exploited until now because
[the enemy] host has always lain in the forest, but
if it could be accomplished, it may have as great an
effect on the war as a battle. French. [SC 1/54/30]
[1340 is the more likely date. See Scalacronica,
trans. H. Maxwell (Glasgow, 1907), 112].
1349
810 [1349 ?], June 16
Letter from [the mayor and burgesses of Berwick] to
270
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1349
810 [1349 ?], June 16 Contd.
King [Edward III]. They have often shown the king
and council the misfortunes and perils of their town,
daily hoping that some remedy might be sent for
their salvation, but they have found no relief, and
are now abandoned and forgotten. Since all their
earthly hope of recovery rests in the king, they
inform him that the town was never in such peril
since it came into his hands, because it is totally
lacking in men and victuals. The Scots are greatly
cheered because of the pestilence; they daily do all
the injuries they can by land and sea, and capture
victuals coming to the town from England. They have
made ladders and other engines to come to the town,
to try if they can take it. The writers cannot resist
their malice, as the bearer will more fully relate,
and they ask that help be quickly sent. If the king
and council do not believe their account of the
town's danger, they ask that he send one he can
trust, to report more fully. Berwick. French.
[SC 1/37/90].
811 1349
Memorandum of instructions to Ralph [de Nevill ?],
relating to dealings between the king, D[avidl de
B[ruce], E[dward] de B[alliol], W[illiam] de
D[ouglas] and others, with regard to a peace. French.
[C 47/22/13(5)] [In EHR.xxxvi (1921), 57-8].
1350
812 February 20
[indenture whereby Duncan, earl of Fife, undertakes
to pay the king £1000 for his ransom and to find
hostages.] [E 39/14/18].
813 [1350, c. June]
Letter from King [David II] to [the chancellor of
England], asking that the safeconduct for his clerk,
Robert de Dunbretan, which expires at midsummer,
should be renewed until Christmas, and that it
should be delivered quickly. French. [SC 1/41/94]
[May refer to a safeconduct of 8 Mar. 1350 which was
extended on 10 June 1350; see Rot. Scot., i, 733].
814 [c. 1345-50 '], October 7
Letter from [Thomas Hatfield, bishop of Durham ?]
to [blank] ... men at arms and archers and ... to
whom they are ... against castles ... as the war of
Scotland ... arson ... aid and remedy be made hastily
... to the sheriffs of York and Northumberland ...
other command of the king ... Durham which the said
1350
814 [c. 1345 - 50 ?] , October 7 Contd.
sheriffs ... remedy be applied. Requests the addres-
see to give ... of Durham in their counties ... of his
office, until remedy ... joining the rivers of Tees
and ... they shall escape, the writer wishes ... that
his sheriff of Durham and Sadberg ... so ordering
that as they are now ... in time of peace. While the
wars are ... remedy be made, or otherwise ...
annoying to good men, and this as ... Durham.
French. [SC 1/60/116B] [Fragment. Formerly
attached to no. 815 below].
815 [c. 1345-50 ?]
Letter from [blank] tolblank]. Concerning news of
Scotland ... of the isles, or the [final] accord
between them ... against the writer. He has heard ...
quindene after the date of these ... from the
addressee, which is towards the south ... French.
[SC 1/60/1 16A] [Fragment. Formerly attached to
no. 814 above].
1353
816 [soon after 1353, September]
Letter from [blank] to [blank]. Memorandum that
writs should be sent to the sheriff of Northumberland,
the constable of Norham, the keeper of the franchise
of Hexham and the bailiffs of the franchise of
Tynedale and of Ridesdale, ordering them to make
proclamation that none dwelling in the land of
Scotland buy wool, hides or wool-fells (pealx lanutz)
in England, and that none dwelling in England sell
such merchandise to men dwelling in Scotland, under
the penalty contained in the Ordinance of the Staple.
French. [SC 1/32/28].
1355
817 [1355], December 30
Privy seal writ from King [Edward III] to [John de
Thoresby], archbishop of York, chancellor, and
[William de Edington], bishop of Winchester,
treasurer. [Repeats his order that the temporalities
of the bishop of Ely be taken into the king's hands.]
The king has been informed that the 3 Scottish
knights, his prisoners, regard themselves as free,
saying that the addressees and others of the council
promised to free them if they could deliver Sir
Thomas de Beaumont, and that they have acted so
that Sir Thomas is put at a ransom of 500 marks.
The king knows nothing of such a promise and never
agreed to it, nor, he believes, did the addressees.
\sks to be fully certified of this matter. Newcastle.
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271
1355
817 [1355] , December 30 Contd.
French. LSC l/Sb/TlA [See Ca\. Close R. 1354-60,
159; vol. iii, no. 1624].
1356
818 January 20
Cession by Edward, king of Scots, to Edward [ill]
of his land of Galloway, the Isles, and all his terri-
tory not annexed to the crown of Scotland. Roxburgh.
[E 39/87] [In Foedera, III, i, 318].
819 1356
[Privy seal writ to the sheriff of Westmorland and the
arrayers thereof, ordering them to aid and obey the
earl of Northampton, appointed lieutenant in the
Scottish marches.] Bamburgh. [DL 10/319].
820 1356
[Letters patent to William de Bohun, earl of
Northampton, lieutenant in the Scottish marches,
giving him licence to arrest all the disaffected and
disobedient.] Westminster. [DL 10/320].
1357
821 September 13
Appointment by Alexander [de Kininmund], bishop of
Aberdeen, of proctors to act for him concerning the
ransom of the king of Scots. Fetherin. [E 39/99/57]
[in Foedera, III, i, 369; see vol. iii, no. 1653].
822 October 11
[Fragments of a notarial instrument.] Seal.
[E 39/97/7].
1358
823 October 24 [Extract]
Payment to Godfrey de Roos, knight of Scotland,
staying in the king's fealty, of £20 for Michaelmas
term next, as part of £40 granted him yearly by
letters patent for his good service. Payment of
£7 16s 8d to Johanna, widow of Guy de Ferre,
knight. [E 403/394, m. 7] [See vol. iii, nos. 1435,
1612].
1359
824 1358, January 25 - 1359, January 24
[indenture between William de Bohun, earl of
Northampton and constable of England, lord of
Annandale, and Sir Thomas de Roos of Kendal,
whereby Thomas is appointed for 2 years to safe-
guard Lochmaben castle and the lands in Annandale
pertaining to the guardian.] French. [DL 36/1/1631.
1359
825 May 16
Bond by Johanna, queen of Scotland, acknowledging
a debt of £208 et quinse scutz [?] sterling to Adam
de Buri, citizen of London, and promising to make
repayment at his house in London within 3 weeks
from the Nativity of St John next, or to give him
sufficient security (gages) to the value of this sum.
Reading. French. [E 43/96] [Seal in red wax atta-
ched, bearing 3 shields charged with the English
leopards, Scottish lion, and fleur-de-lys].
1360
826 [c. 1360, June]
Letter from Philip, abbot of Wygemore, to King
Edward [ill]. He has received the king's letters
concerning aid for his journey against the Scots.
Their house has suffered from the troubled times
(anees destorbeez), as many have, and is heavily
in debt. Much of the new grain, which is late in
these parts, has been sold beforehand for their
sustenance; because of this, and the heavy tenths
they must soon pay, they cannot obey his present
command. French. [SC 1/21/71].
827 October 24
Promise by John, kine of France, that the alliance
between himself and Edward [ill] shall not prejudice
his existing alliance with the king of Scotland,
which shall remain in force until the delivery of the
letters of renunciation to be made by the king of
England at Bruges on St Andrews day. Calais.
French. [E 30/164] [in Foedera, III, i, 531-2].
1361
828 [1347-61], October 4
Letter from Johanna, queen of Scotland, sister of
the king of England, to William de Mackenaye and
Eleanor his wife. Asks them to send their daughter
Isabelle to her with all haste with the bearer, since
she lacks attendants for the great revels which are
shortly to take place at Windsor. Windsor. French.
[SC 1/56/82].
829 1361
[Inspeximus of the grant to Edward de Bohun of the
castle and peel of Lochmaben, Annandale and
Moffatsdale.] Westminster. [DL 10/324] [For grant,
see Cal. Charier R., iv, 319-20].
272
PART II: ADDITIONS
1362
830 May 9 [Extract]
Payment to Thomas de Balliolo of £10 for Easter
term next, from the £20 annuity granted him for life
for his good service. [E 403/411, m. 6] [See vol. iv,
nos. 56, 86).
831 May 14 [Extract]
Payment to Patrick de Macolagh, knight, of
£33 6s 8d for Easter term next, from the annuity of
100 marks granted him for life for his good service.
[E 403/411, m. 10] [See vol. iv, nos. 33, 58].
832 May 17 [Extract]
Payment to Katharine, widow of David de Strabolgi,
late earl of Athol, of £50 for Easter term next, from
the annuity of £100 granted for her sustenance for
life, and from £100 granted her from rents of land in
places useful to her. [E 403/411, m. 11].
833 November 7 [Extract]
Payment of £18 6s 8d to Patrick Macolagh, knight,
as part of 50 marks due for Michaelmas term next.
[E 403/412, m. 10].
834 December 13
[Letter patent of William, earl of Sutherland, rela-
tive to his licence to go to Scotland for a time.]
[E 39/1/30] [in bad condition].
1363
835 October 31 [Extract]
Payment of £33 6s 8d to Godfrey de Roos [etc., as
no. 823 above], due him for Michaelmas term next.
[E 403/412, m. 9].
836 [c. 1363 ?]
Memorandum of suggestions for securing a firm peace
between England and Scotland. [E 39/2/17] [in EHR,
XXX (1915), 476].
1365
837 May 6
Warrant from King Edward [ill] to the custumers of
Berwick. Henry Percy, son of Henry Percy, was
granted 500 marks by letters patent, to be taken
annually from these customs. The king has found by
petition that £206 10s is in arrears for a.r. 37 and 38,
and orders them to pay this sum. Westminster.
[E 122/3/3(2)] [Attached is Percy's receipt for this
sum, dated at Warkworth, 10 Oct. 1365. Part of a
file of similar receipts and warrants concerning the
Berwick customs].
1365
838 [1365], July 15
Privy seal letter from [David ll], king of Scotland,
to [Simon de Langham, chancellor of England]. He
has consented in council to a truce as proposed at
the last negotiations, has sent letters to Sir Ralph
de Nevill at the place and time agreed, and has sent
for similar letters from the king of England. Since he
has directed William, bishop of St Andrews, Robert
de Erskyne, knight, and Masters Walter Wardlaw and
Gilbert Armstrong to treat of peace after Michaelmas,
he asks a safeconduct for them in the usual form.
Perth. [SC 1/56/35] [For date, see Robertson,
Pari. Recs., 101-3; Rot. Scot., i, 896].
1367
839 1366, January 25-1367, January 24
[Indenture of Simon de Langham, bishop of Ely,
Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey, and John de
Bampton, attorneys-general of Humphrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford, Essex and Northampton, granting
Thomas Ughtred the keeping of Lochmaben castle,
formerly held by the lords of Annandale.] French.
[DL 36/1/21].
1368
840 [1368], March 8
Privy seal letter from King [David II] to [the chan-
cellor of England]. Since William de Calabre,
chamberlain of the queen of Scotland, the bearer,
proposes to visit the shrines of Walsingham and
Amyas [Amiens] and needs to have his safeconduct
under the seal of the king of England renewed, he
asks that William may have this, together with a
licence to leave England for Amyas with such
horses as he may need. Perth. [SC 1/56/36] [A safe-
conduct was issued on 30 Mar. 1368; see Rot. Scot.,
i, 921].
1369
841 March 27
Letter from the mayor, alderman, bailiffs and com-
munity of Berwick to King Edward [ill] and his
council. Sir Peter de Mauleye has been keeper of
the town of Berwick for the past 2 years, and they
have been at peace with the enemy from Scotland
all that time through his good management. He has
borne himself towards the writers with humility and
has led them well and honestly. They request his
continuance. They have affixed their seals to this
letter below the seal of the mayoralty. Berwick.
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273
1369
841 March 27 Contd.
French. [SC 1/37/191] [Similar request for the con-
tinuance of Mr John de Boulton as chancellor and
chamberlain in Berwick, dated 31 Mar. SC 1/37/192].
842 June 18
Promise by David, king of Scots, to observe the
truce with England [vol. iv, no. 154]. Seal.
[E 39/37].
1370
843 May 6 [Extract]
Sums accredited to William Gunthorpe, treasurer of
Calais, on account of wages and expenses paid to
Scottish men at arms and archers, [whose leaders
are named], staying in the king's service at Calais
for half a year. [E 403/440, m. 9] [in Issue Roll oi
Thomas de Brantingham, ed. F. Devon (Record
Comm., 1835), 83-5. For earlier payments to some of
these men, see vol. iv, no. 165].
844 September 29
Account of William de Kyllum and John Grey of
Lewelyn, collectors at Berwick of the custom on
wool, wool-fells and hides of Scottish growth, from
their appointment on 2 June 1369 until [the above
date]. [They declare £458 15s 6'/2d as the custom
paid on 1375 sacks and 9 stones of wool entering
and leaving the port, at 6s 8d for each sack;
£58 Os '/jd for 34,727 wool-fells taken from the port,
at 6s 8d for every 200 fells; £12 15s 4d for 19 lasts,
2 dickers and 2 hides at 13s 4d for each last, and
78s as the revenue of the cocket seal, paid by 234
merchants at 4d each, with other minor receipts.
Total, £803 8s lid.] [E 122/3/4] [Faded].
1371
845 May 29
[inspeximus by Edward III of vol. iv, no. 169.]
[E 39/99/77].
846 [1371, June]
Letter from the keeper and the chamberlain of
Berwick, and the sheriff of Roxburgh, to the council.
William Beaufoy has brought them a commission for
the receipt of 4000 marks, due from the Scots at the
Nativity of St John in part payment of 56,000 marks,
and he has also brought an acquittance agreeing with
the commission. The chamberlain of Scotland has
challenged these for defects because only 52,000
marks of the ransom are in arrears, and because the
king made mention in them of the payment to be
1371
846 [1371, June] Contd.
received from his cousin of Scotland, not mentioning
the proper name of their king, nor calling him king
of Scotland. After these challenges William showed
another acquittance containing [the words] 'in part
payment of 52,000 marks', but he had no commission
agreeing with this. The Scots refused payment unless
the writers undertook by obligation to let them have,
within 40 days, a commission agreeing with the
second acquittance and containing the proper name
of their king Robert, as stated in the last obligation
made to the king by the Scots for the amount of
ransom due at the last payment. The writers request
such a commission, and ask that matters be so
arranged in future that no such debates will occur
over the payments and that the Scots will not have
an opportunity to delay these hereafter. French.
[SC 1/41/178].
847 October 18
Letter from Henry, 'sire de Percy', warden of the
Scottish marches, to [Robert de Thorp], chancellor.
Sir Hugh Dacre was sentenced by an assise of
English and Scots to pay £100 to the earl of Douglas
on 31 Oct. 1371, and refuses to pay, thus breaking
the conditions of truce. Asks the chancellor to arrest
Dacre, until he finds surety to repay the writer the
£100 which he paid to Douglas to maintain the truce.
London. French. [SC 1/40/188] [See vol. iv, no. 192].
848 1371
[Forged inspeximus by Robert, king of Scots, of a
truce between Alexander I and Edward, king of
England.] Seal. [E 39/97/4] [In bad condition].
1376
849 [1376 ?], August 7
Letter from [John of Gaunt], king of Castile [and
Leon] and duke of Lancaster, to [John Knyvet,
chancellor]. Because the earl of Fife has [asked]
him ... He asks the addressee that if he allows
anyone ... the said earl to have a portion for him in
the same manner as the addressee has allowed to
others, and as ... Nuneaton. French. [SC 1/63/244]
[Fragment].
850 [1327-76], October 21
Letter from [blank] to [the chancellor ?]. Requests
letters of protection in the usual form (soloinc le
cours et lusage de vostre place) for Sir Gerard, son
of John Salvayn of Hersewell, who is in the writer's
company on the Scottish march. York. French.
PART II: ADDITIONS
1376
850 [1327 - 76], October 21 Contd.
[SC 1/36/175] [Probably late Edward III].
1378
851 February 3
Letter from Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland,
warden of the Scottish marches and conservator of
the Anglo-Scottish truce, to the bailiffs of
Lowestoft. On 28 Jan. last it was agreed by inden-
ture between the English and Scottish commissioners
that Scots captured and arrested by land or sea
since 23 July last should be released. He therefore
orders on the king's behalf that all Scots so cap-
tured, and still detained by the addressees, should
be sent with their property to his castle of Alnwick,
so that he may take such further measures for their
release as the agreement requires. It was agreed
that Scottish goods captured and detained in
English hands since 23 July should be restored to
their owners. They are accordingly ordered to
deliver such goods, of whatever sort, or their value,
if they have been sold or lost, to Mark, son of
Brice Fynlaw, proctor, Thomas Gray, Robert
Nicolson and John del Baicche, making indentures
with them, and notifying the writer under their
town's common seal of the value and type of goods
they have delivered, [so that he knows this by the
next marchday]. Since it was agreed to suspend the
restitution of goods destroyed by shipwreck, theft
or fire, or consumed by anyone, they are to do
nothing concerning this until they have the king's
commands; but the writer wishes them to inquire
the names of those who have destroyed or consumed
these goods, because it was agreed that they should
stand trial at the next marchday. Warkworth.
[SC 1/43/86].
852 [1378, c. July]
Letter from the merchants of the town of Monrose
[Montrose] to [Edmund de Mortimer] earl of March.
A ship of theirs laden with merchandise from
Flanders, called the Magdeleyne of Flanders,
entered the port at Kirkley Road on the Wednesday
[9 June] in Pentecost last, and was arrested with
its merchandise in time of truce by William Lacy and
his companions, constables of the town. Asks that
the said merchants have deliverance of their goods.
French. (Endorsed) Order for a writ restoring the
ship and goods, by virtue of the truce, and for
another writ prohibiting their arrest during the truce,
•vithout special command. [SC 1/56/77].
1379
853 March 9
[Negotiations between English and Scottish com-
missioners for a peace between the two countries
and a marriage between Richard II and a daughter of
the king of Scotland.] Moorhouselaw. [E 30/1527].
854 September 7
Amended privy seal warrant from King [Richard II]
to exchequer. [Orders payment of various sums,
including £200 to John Lewyn, mason, from a sum
agreed with him for work to be done at Roxburgh and
Carlisle castles; also 40s to John Elyot, messenger,
going with privy seal letters to the earl of Douglas
in Scotland, and to the earl of Northumberland and
lords Clifford and Greystoke.] Westminster. [E 28/1].
855 1379
[Commission to John, king of Castile and Leon, as
lieutenant in the Scottish march.] Westminster.
[DL 10/353].
1381
856 [1381, June 18]
Indenture between John, duke of Lancaster, and John,
earl of Carrick, English and Scottish commissioners,
concerning the making of 'special security' between
the kingdoms, to last until 2 Feb. 1384. Abchester.
[C 47/22/13(18)] [Fragmentary. The text appears
identical with that in Rot. Scot.,u, 38-9].
1384
857 [1384], September 18
Writ from King [Richard II] to Edmund [de Langley],
earl of Cambridge. Orders him to array men, and to
go with them in the king's company against the
Scots, who have invaded England. Westminster.
[Names of over 60 earls and barons, to whom similar
writs were to be sent.] [SC 1/56/96] [Draft; badly
damaged].
1386
858 March 2
[Memorandum of a commission to John Lewyn to
impress masons for the repair of Roxburgh castle.
1 m.l [C 49/10/2] [See Cal. Pat. R. 1385-9, 367].
859 June 27
Copy of a truce made between lord Nevill, warden of
the east march of England, and the earls of Douglas
and March, wardens of the east march of Scotland,
to last till 31 May 1387. Billymire. [C 47/22/13(7)]
[In Foedera (0), vii, 526; (H). Ill.p.iii, 205].
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275
1389
860 [1389], June 14
Draft writ from King [Richard II] to the bishop of
Durham, the earl of Salisbury, and William
Beauchamp, captain of Calais, ambassadors at
Calais. Orders them, by advice of the council, to
seek from the French ambassadors the release of
Henry Percy the son and Ralph his brother, knights,
held prisoners in Scotland in spite of the treaty.
[E 28/2].
861 June 15
Privy seal letter from King Richard [ll] to the
bishop of Durham and other ambassadors treating
with the French at Calais, empowering them to
issue a safeconduct to one French knight and one
clerk with their servants, to come to the king's
council and obtain a safeconduct to pass to
Scotland. Westminster. [E 28/l] [E 28/2 contains a
draft of a similar letter. See Rot. Scot., ii, 98].
862 [1389], July 19
Privy seal writ from King [Richard II] to [blank].
The dukes of Lancaster, Gloucester, Berry and
Burgundy agreed at Leulyngham that a treaty of
peace be made with Scotland, and the king has
accordingly informed the French that his commis-
sioners, of whom the recipient is to be one, will be
at Ayton or Kelkowe [Kelso] on 9 Sept. next to
treat for peace. The addressee is ordered to be at
the meeting place the Scots agree to; the bishop of
St Davids will come there with sufficient power and
instructions given with the advice of the council.
Westminster. By the king. French. [E 28/6].
863 [c. 1389]
Petition to the keeper of the privy seal from Robert
Warde and John Preston of Yorkshire, taken priso-
ner in Scotland in the company of Henry Percy.
Their companions are imprisoned for them, and they
have only alms with which to raise their ransom.
They ask a renewal for one year of a privy seal
letter testifying to this. French. [E 28/2].
1390
864 1389, August 24-1390, February 2
Particulars of the account of Thomas Blakeden and
John Graunt, collectors in the east march towards
Scotland of the subsidy of 3s on each tun of wine
and 12d in the pound on all foreign or domestic mer-
chandise taken to Scotland or brought thence to
England, wool, hides and wool-fells only excepted-
1390
864 1389, August 24 - 1390, February 2 Contd.
This subsidy ceased on 2 Feb. 1390. [Subsidies
were paid by the following - Richard Sewale of
London, for salmon brought from Scotland, value
£41 5s; the abbot of Melrose, for red herring, value
£9, and 2 merchants for the same, value £11;
Richard Brade of Dunbar and 4 other merchants for
shoes, total value £25 lis 5d; 17 merchants, for
cloth, total value, £352 6s 8d; a man of Lincoln, for
a bundle of otterskins, value 70s; the earl of Dunbar,
for malt, value £26 13s 4d, and 5 more persons for
the same, total value, £19; John Pleslay of London
and William Petenell, for panelling (?) (cello),
total value, £13 6s 8d.] The collectors declare that
no wine was brought to or sent from the ports and
places aforesaid during the time of this account.
Total value of the merchandise, £574 2s 6d, on which
the subsidy was £28 14s 2d. [E 122/3/12] [See
Cal. Pat. R. 1388-92, 86].
865 [1391 ?]
Petition to the council from Henry Percy, earl of
Northumberland, keeper of Berwick and the east
march, for the accustomed commissions to make
general and special treaties and to grant safe-
conducts for Scots to enter England. French.
[E 28/4] [See Rot. Scot., ii, 108, 110].
1392
866 November 12
Letter from Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland,
warden of the east march between England and
Scotland and conservator of the present truce, to
[Thomas Arundel], archbishop of York, chancellor.
William Stokes and his companions, merchants of
Nottingham and York, have had goods seized and
arrested at Edinburgh and have had no recompense
owing to Scots laxity in keeping the truce (pm
delaut de conseruage de la partic descoce). Percy
therefore asks [Arundel] to deliver certain goods
seized from Scottish merchants at Yarmouth to the
merchants of Nottingham and York, to part of the
value of their goods, provided they find sufficient
surety before [Arundel] to indemnify the king after
they have recovered their own goods. York. French.
[SC 1/43/45].
1393
867 [1393, c. May-July ?]
Draft letter from King Richard [ll] to King Robert
[ill]. He has heard by complaint of the prior and con-
ADDITIONS
1393
867 [1393, c. May - July ?] Contd.
vent of Durham that King Edgar and other Scottish
kings granted and confirmed to them the house of
Coldingham with certain lands and possessions, also
that Robert confirmed this in the second year of his
reign, and gave possession to John de Aclyf, master
of theology, who was constituted by the prior and
convent as prior of Coldingham. Nevertheless,
Robert has lately deprived the prior, convent and
John of possession as schismatics supporting
Boniface [iX], who he says is antipope. Consider-
ing the slander which will come to Robert's name if
restitution is not made, his letters, and the treaties
between England, France and their allies which he
has sworn to uphold, Richard asks him to restore
the house to Durham, allow John to live there, and
oust the Scot he has constituted prior. French.
[E 28/6] [In Innes Review, xxiii (1972), 100-1].
868 [c. 1389-93]
Letter from [King Richard II] to John [blank].
[Provisions for the truces with France, Scotland,
and elsewhere, and for redress to be made; respon-
sibility of the earl of Salisbury for the lordship of
Man; reference to John des Isles.] French. [SC
1/63/279] [Badly damaged].
1394
869 [c. 1394 June]
Petition from John Wodryngton for a grant of the
manors of Woodhorne and Newbigging in
Northumberland, which have been destroyed by
Scots. [E 28/5] [Endorsed as granted. See Cal.
Pat. R. 1391-6, 420].
1395
870 August 15
Privy seal safeconduct [copy] until Christmas next
for Robert Logan and John Remorgeny, knights of
Scotland, [similar to that in Rot. Scot., ii, 129-30,
where dated 19 Aug]. Eltham. French. [E 28/4]
[E 28/6 contains an undated draft warrant ordering
the chancellor to issue a safeconduct to the same
effect under the great seal].
871 [1395], October 27
Warrant to John Scarle, keeper [of the great seal],
ordering him to make a safeconduct [Rot. Scot.,n,
130, of the same date], and to deliver it to a
courier of the earl of Northumberland for despatch to
the king of Scotland. Woodstock. French. [C 81/1354
1395
871 [ 1395] , October 27 Contd.
/18] [in P. Chaplais, English Royal Documents
1199-1461 (Oxford, 1971), 73, with facsimile].
872 [c. 1395], December 17
Letter from the bailiffs and commonalty of Norwich
to Thomas Arundel, archbishop of York, chancellor.
Their merchants dwelling in Bruges inform them that
Laurence Preit, who was taken in a ship with men of
Scotland before Kirkley Road and imprisoned in
la South' ville de lernemuth' [Little Yarmouth], is a
native Fleming, of good report, and servant to
Jacob Mitteneye of Bruges, as the burgomasters,
echevins and other good men of Bruges have certi-
fied by letters under their common seal. For the
greater safety of their merchants at Bruges, they ask
him to order remedy for Laurence as shall seem
good. Norwich. French. [SC 1/43/44] [in Tanquerey,
Lettres Anglo-F rancaises, no. 162. For the Scots
prisoners, and the mainprise of Laurence Preit, see
Cal. Close R. 1392-6, 516].
1397
873 February 27
Instructions to Edward, earl of Rutland, and 2 others
going to Calais to treat concerning infringement of
the truce by the Scots and other matters. Windsor.
[E 30/327] [In Foedera (0), vii, 850; (H), III. p. iv,
126].
874 [c. 1397 ?]
Draft warrant from King [Richard II] to exchequer.
On 19 Aug. last Mr John Shepeye, dean of Lincoln,
received a prest of £40 on going to the Scottish
march for a march-day, held between Scots and
English deputies in the presence of Frenchmen sent
by their king to treat with the Scots. He was after-
wards assigned by a commission and privy seal
letters to be in the marches on 11 Mar. last for cer-
tain business, for which mission he has received
nothing. Orders that an account be made with him,
and that he be paid what is due. French. [E 28/4)
[See vol. iv, no. 493; Rot. Scot., ii, 138, 139-40].
1399
875 [1377-99], September 15
Writ from King [Richard II] to [blank], ordering him
to attend the jousts to be held at Smithfield in
London on 9 Oct. next, to which the king believes
that many from France, Scotland and elsewhere will
PART 11: ADDITIONS
875 [1377 -99] , September 15 Contd.
come. Westminster. By the king. French. [E 28/6]
[Faded].
876 [1399, c. November]
Mutilated draft letter from King Henry [IV] to King
Robert [ill]. French. [E 28/26] [Printed from BM,
MS. Cotton Vespasian F vii, fo. 96, in Hingeston,
Royal and Historical Letters during the reign of
Henry IV, i, 11-14, with translation].
877 December 8
Petition to the council from John Skelton, esquire,
for a warrant to exchequer to account with him and
pay him for a journey to the king of Scots. [E 28/7]
[Printed from a transcript in Proceedings of the
Privy Council, i, lOO-l].
878 [1377-99]
Bill authorising privy seal letters to the keeper of
Berwick or his lieutenant, to the chamberlain [of
Berwick], and to Thomas Greye and Gerard Heron,
knights, keepers of the castles of Berwick and
Norham, or their lieutenants, ordering them to aid
the bearer in purveying salmonz wygard for the
king's household. (Endorsed) Robert Happesford,
bearer of these. [£1000 ?]. French. [E 28/4].
879 [1394-9]
Draft warrant from King [Richard III to exchequer.
William lord Dacre was retained by indenture of
17 Jan. 1394 for war service on the west march, for
the half-year beginning on 1 Feb. next, with 40 men
at arms and 80 archers, taking daily wages of 4s for
himself, 2s for a knight, [is] for an esquire, and 6d
for an archer. He received £236 3s Id at exchequer
on 1 Sept. 1394 for half his retinue. Orders that an
account be made with William, and that he have
allowance of what is due. French. [E 28/6].
880 [1397-9]
Petition to the king from Amand Mounceux, esquire,
late sheriff of Cumberland. He was charged by the
council on 26 Dec. ... to guard Carlisle castle for
Richard Lescrop, then its keeper, until he received
other orders. He did this with 12 men at arms and
20 archers until 5 July following, when he delivered
it to lord Clifford by virtue of a privy seal letter, he
has received 100 marks. Asks for a warrant to ex-
chequer to account with him and pay what is due.
(Endorsed) The king has granted this. (Signed) Duke
of Exeter. [E 28/5].
1400
881 [1400], June 1
Draft privy seal letter from King [Henry IV] to
[blank]. He has been informed that the Scots intend
raids and destruction in the marches and to invade
England in force soon, and has decided with the
assent of the magnates to go in haste to resist them
in person. He needs aid, and requests that £100 be
sent to the treasurer as a loan. Westminster. [E 28/7]
[There is a briefer letter of this kind later in the file].
882 [1400], June 23
Letter from James Billyngford to [John Scarle,
chancellor]. The king does not intend to seal any-
thing concerning the common law with the seal which
he has in his own keeping, for which God be praised.
He has commanded the writer to receive the general
attorneys of all those who will go with him to
Scotland as he has certified to [John] by letters
under his signet, as the writer is informed. The
writer has received the general attorneys of Robert
Lytton', William Brokesby and John Swell, esquires,
as more fully appears in a bill enclosed in these
presents. Asks that these general attorneys be made
in due form. Pontefract. French. [SC 1/57/24].
883 [1400], July 2
Signet letter from [King Henry IV] to [Adam Romsey],
giving him licence not to come to the king to do him
service in Scotland, as he had been ordered to do,
but to remain where he is at his own affairs, since
he is not well disposed to travel. York. By the king.
French. [SC 1/43/1 ll] [SC 1/43/99 is a similar
letter to Robert Cholmesley, dated at York on
6 July].
884 July 15 and 17
Memoranda regarding delivery from the treasury of
documents touching the subjection of the kings of
Scotland. [E 36/273, fo. 36 v.] [in Palgrave,
Kalendars, ii, 62-3; for commentary, see SHR,
xxxv (1956), 98-9].
885 [1400], July 18
Signet letter from [King Henry IV ] to [John fitz
Warinl. The king is informed that [John] is somewhat
incommoded by illness and cannot travel or come to
the king in his present journey towards Scotland as
ordered. For his ease and comfort, he is excused,
any former proclamation to the contrary notwith-
standing. Northallerton. By the king. French.
[SC 1/43/103).
PART II: ADDITIONS
886 [1400], July 25
Signet letter from [King Henry IV] to [Richard
Hambrugge, esquire], giving him licence not to come
to the king to do service in his present journey
towards Scotland, as [Richard] had been charged to
do because of the fees he holds of the king for life,
but to remain where he now is in the service of the
archbishop of Canterbury [Thomas Arundel], not-
withstanding any proclamation or ordinance made or
to be made to the contrary. Newcastle. By the king.
French. [SC 1/43/104] [SC 1/43/110 is a letter in
identical terms to John Overton, of the same date].
887 [1400], July 27
Signet letter from [King Henry IV ] to [William
Walsall]. The king is informed that he cannot come
to Scotland in this present journey because of cer-
tain infirmities, and that he has sent a man at arms
and 2 archers to do his service. He is excused ser-
vice in person, notwithstanding any proclamation or
letters made to the contrary. Newcastle. By the
king. French. [SC 1/43/113].
888 [1400], September 4
Signet letter from [King Henry IV] to [Robert
Cholmesley]. Thanks him for the good service of his
cousin John Glendon, the bearer of these letters, in
the king's journey towards Scotland. Durham. By the
king. French. [SC 1/43/100].
889 [1400], December 10
Draft privy seal writ from King Henry [IV] to the
chamberlain of Berwick. Orders that a survey be
made of the town and castle of Berwick and of the
castle of Roxburgh, which are reported to be in
great need of repair, and that they be amended by
survey and controlment of their keepers. If the
chamberlain has not the wherewithal to do so, he
is to certify the council of the defects and the sum
required. French. [E 28/8].
890 [c. 1400 ?]
Petition to the council from John de Lancastre,
esquire, lately chamberlain of Berwick, for a warrant
to exchequer ordering that, in his account for his
period of office from 14 Sept. 1389 until 7 Oct. 1391,
he should have the same allowances for the wages
of himself and his deputy as were made to Robert
Claveryng and John Derby, his predecessors, with
allowances for wages of workmen repairing and
strengthening the town by controlment of John Fox,
esquire, and for artillery used in its defence at
1400
890 [c. 1400 ?] Contd.
divers comings of the Scots. French. [E 28/26]
[Refers to Richard II as 'the late king'].
891 [1401, February 10]
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer,
ordering, with assent of the council, that wages be
paid to the shipmasters undernamed for service on
his last voyage to Scotland. To Thomas Hermane,
master of the Blithe of Boston, £9 13s for himself
and 12 sailors for 42 days service. To Geoffrey
Sutton, of the Trinitee of Boston, £5 15s 6d for him-
self and 7 sailors for 42 days. [Same to Hugh
Johnson, of the Cristofre of Zeeland, for the same
service.] To John Multon, of the Marie of Boston,
£6 9s for himself and 8 sailors for 42 days. [Same to
William Cunrade, of the Lowrance of Boston, for
the same.] To John Wisdome, of the Trinitee of Hull,
£28 for himself and 34 sailors for 49 days. To
William Hanky, master of a balinger of Scarborough,
£12 5s for himself and 14 sailors for 49 days.
French. [E 28/28] [E 404/16/365 is the original].
892 March 11
Petition to the king from the burgesses of Berwick
for a warrant directing the chancellor and chamber-
lain of Berwick to reduce the farm of tenements
destroyed and wasted in wartime by soldiers serving
there, and to lease them at a reasonable farm.
(Endorsed) ... 11 Mar. 1401, present in council the
bishops of Durham ... 15 Mar. 1401, present in
council ... French. [E 28/8].
893 March 11
Petition to the council from Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland, keeper of Carlisle and the west
march, and from Henry de Percy the son, keeper of
Berwick and the east march, asking that, in payment
for their keeperships, they be assigned customs and
subsidies [as Cal. Pat. R. 1399-1401,453, 456].
They ask that they may have writs for this through-
out their keeperships. (Endorsed) On [above date],
present in council the bishops of Durham, Hereford
and Bangor, the earls of Westmorland and Worcester,
the chancellor, treasurer and keeper of the privy
seal, lord Lovel, John Scarle, John Cheyne, John
Doreward and John Curson, it was agreed that a
warrant be made to this effect. French. [E 28/8]
[The same file contains an undated draft warrant
PART II: ADDITIONS
279
1401
893 March 11 Contd.
ordering the chancellor to give effect to these
assignments].
894 March 18
Privy seal warrant from King Henry [IVJ to
exchequer. Orders, by assent of the council, that
100 marks be paid to Gerard Heron and William
Fulthorp, knights, and to John Mitford, as a reward
for travelling at various times, by command of
Richard [ll] and [Henry IV] and their councils, to
the king's adversary of Scotland and elsewhere in
England to make report. Westminster. French.
[E 28/8] [Amended].
895 [1401, March 19]
Petition to the king from the citizens of Carlisle
for confirmation of their charters without fine or
fee, in consideration of their town's position on the
Scottish frontier and the burdens this brings, and
for the grant of additional privileges [as Cal.
Charter R., v, 415]. French. [E 28/27].
896 11401], March 30
Letter from the earl of N [orthumberlandl, constable
of [England], to the council. Asks them to give
credence to his clerk, Thomas Carnica, on certain
matters relating to Scotland, and to reply quickly.
Penrith. French. [E 28/24] [Damaged].
897 [1401, c. March]
Memorandum of advice by the council to King
[Henry IVJ. (a) That the chancellor and chamberlain
of Berwick should have authority to reduce the farm
of wasted tenements in the town, with advice of
Henry Percy the son, and that this reduction should
remain until the bridge there is built, (b) That
Carlisle should have a confirmation of its privileges
and a grant of certain new ones for 10 years, with
a pardon of the fine and fee if the king wishes.
French. [E 28/27] [See above, nos. 892, 8951.
898 11401], April 10
Draft of 2 letters from King Henry llVJ. (i) To the
earl of Northumberland. The king has heard the
letters and credence he lately sent to the council
by his clerk Thomas Carnica. Regarding the wish
of the duke of Rothesay to meet the earl at Melrose
abbey about the treaty of peace, he may go to
Melrose if he can be sure of going and returning
safely without fraud or injury from the Scots. The
king has ordered Mr Alan Newerk, clerk, to accom-
1401
898 [ 1401] , April 10 Contd.
pany him, bringing with him all the evidences he
has concerning the making of the treaty with the
Scots. Leeds castle, (ii) To Alan Newerk, ordering
him to accompany the earl. (Endorsed) By the king
in his council; present the archbishops of
Canterbury and Dublin, the bishop of Durham, the
earls of Somerset and Worcester, the treasurer, and
the keeper of the privy seal. French. [E 28/24].
899 [1401, June 8]
Draft letter from King Henry [iVl to Conrad
[de Jungingen], master-general of the Teutonic order.
[Mentions Scots who seized a Prussian ship, and
were themselves captured by Englishmen.] [E28/27]
[Similar letter in Foedera (O), viii, 203; (H), IV.
p. 1, 7].
900 June 15
Privy seal warrant from King Henry [IV] to
exchequer. Orders that the earl of Northumberland
be paid 200 marks, to be sent by him to Lochmaben
castle before 24 June next because of an agreement
to be made by indenture between him and the earl of
the march of Scotland. The 2 earls should be dis-
charged of this sum when the indenture is delivered
to exchequer. Westminster. French. [E 28/9] [There
is a shorter version of this warrant, dated 15 June,
later in the same file].
901 [1401], August 28
(i) Draft writ from King Henry [iVl to a bishop,
assigning him to be at Kirk Yetholm on Monday in
the quindene of Michaelmas [17 Oct.], for a great
march-day which envoys on both sides have agreed
should be held. (Endorsed) By the king on report
made to the keeper of the privy seal, (ii) Note
[later in the file] that privy seal letters should be
made [for commissioners as named in Rot. Scot.,
li, 159, dated 1 Sept.], assigning them [as above],
and promising them such reward as has been usual
before. Both French. [E 28/10] [The note 'vacat'
has been added against the name of the bishop of
Carlislel.
902 11401, c. August]
Petition to the king from Percy herald. On 15 July ...
King Richard granted him 20 marks annually; he
asks that this be approved and confirmed for his
lifetime, considering that he was sent to the king of
Scotland with letters demanding his homage [in
14001... [and sufferedl loss of his goods. (Endorsed)
PART II: ADDITIONS
1401
902 [1401, c. August] Contd.
The king has granted him 10 marks annually.
French. [E 28/10] [Mutilated. See Cal. Pat. R.
1399-1401, 448; vol. iv, no. 582].
903 September 5
Draft privy seal warrant from King Henry [IV] to
exchequer, ordering that the bishop of Bangor,
going on an embassy to the Scottish march for the
next march-day, should receive a loan such as other
bishops have had in similar cases. (Endorsed) The
council assented to this on [above date]. [E 28/9]
[E 404/16/767 is the original].
904 October 11
Memorandum that on [this date] the council agreed
that all having fees or annuities from the king, and
swearing that they had been in his service on his
last journey to Scotland, should have writs of
liberate and allocate, and that any perjurers in this
respect should have their letters of grant of such
fees annulled. Present the earl of Worcester, the
chancellor, John Prophet, John Cheyne, John
Doreward and William Rees. French. [E 28/8].
905 October 17-23
Instrument relating negotiations between Scottish
and English commissioners at Kirk Yetholm and
Carham, with the arguments put forward by the
latter in a request for homage. [BM, MS. Cotton
Vitellius E xi, fos. 239 v.-241 v.] [in Stones,
Anglo-Scottish Relations, 173-82, with translation].
906 [1401], November 4
Writ from King [Henry IV] to [Sir Richard le Scrop?].
Since the king is informed that Roxburgh castle is
[insufficiently] manned and victualled to resist the
Scots, as was agreed between the king and the
addressee's son, Sir Stephen le Scrop, [the keeper],
he is summoned before the council at Westminster
on the following Monday to receive their orders for
the safeguard of the castle. Hertford. By the king.
(Endorsed) By the council, present the chancellor
... the bishop of Bath, Mr John Prophete, the
secretary ... French. [E 28/11] [Mutilated].
907 November 19
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer,
ordering that an account be made with Richard lord
Grey for going to a march-day, and that he be paid
what is due. Similar warrant for John Curson,
esquire. [E 28/31].
1401
908 [1399-1401]
Petitions to the king from the earl of Northumberland
and Henry de Percy his son (a) For warrants to
exchequer to discharge them of 1000 marks which
they were paid to make a raid into Scotland, and to
account with them for the raid. (Note) Let letters
be made of the date of the ordinance made at
Pontefract. (b) For warrants to exchequer to account
with them for 2000 marks received in Aug. and
£2000 received last Oct. to pay soldiers on the
marches, in accordance with covenants made at
Durham by the king and council, and to pay them
any arrears by testimony of Robert Hatfeld, con-
troller. (Note) The king wishes it. (c) That they
may keep the soldiers they have at present, until
they know for certain whether the war will last
long, (d) They have the keeping of the marches at
the annual peacetime rate of [£3000] for Berwick
and the east march and £1500 for Carlisle and the
west march. This should be paid from the wool cus-
tom, but they cannot obtain prompt payment for
their soldiers because the custumers are so heavily
charged with other assignments. They ask to be
paid a certain sum on each sack of wool, like the
treasurer of Calais, or to have preferential assign-
ment at 2 of the ports, (e) They ask that the walls,
gates and ditches of the town and castle of Berwick
be repaired, because there are breaches of 3 or 4
roods in the walls, as has been shown to Robert
Hatfeld, controller there. They request letters to
the chamberlain of Berwick, so that he can account
for money received for past repairs, and charging
him with the present repairs. French. [E 28/27]
[Partly faded].
909 [1400-1]
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer.
Gerard Heron, knight, chamberlain of Berwick,
lately received £500 at exchequer by assent of the
council, for repairs at the castle and town of
Berwick and at Roxburgh castle by survey of the
earl of Northumberland. Orders that an account be
made with Gerard for these repairs, allowing his
expenses for materials and wages, including 6d
daily for the wages of William Masham, surveyor of
the works. French. [E 28/27] [E 28/8 contains an
amended warrant giving similar instructions, dated
17 Mar. 1401].
910 Ic. 1400-11
Petition to the king from Richard Cliderhowe, who
PART II: ADDITIONS
281
1401
910 [c. 1400-1] Contd.
was commanded to safeguard the victuals provided
in various ports for the king's Scottish expedition
while at sea, and to provide a ship for this. Asks
for a warrant to exchequer to allow him the wages
of 20 men at arms at 6d each daily and of 40 archers
at 4d each daily, who were in the ship for 27 days.
(Endorsed) The king has granted this by advice of
the treasurer. (Signed) Earl of Somerset. French.
[E 28/24] [See vol. iv, no. 562].
1402
911 [1402], March 1
Privy seal letter from King Henry llV] to [blank].
Thanks him for a previous loan, and asks for a
further £100 to resist the Scots who have lately
made war against England, for the Welsh war, and
for the coming marriage of Princess Blanche.
Westminster. [E 28/11] [There is a second letter
in these terms in the same file].
912 [1399-1402], March 22
Draft writ from King [Henry IV] to the mayor, con-
stables, and the company of merchants of the staple
at Calais. Thanks them for their news, especially
that about the army of ships and vessels assembled
at Harfleur in Normandy against the king by David
Lyndesey, earl of Crawford; he has made provision
against it by advice of the council. They are asked
to enquire about it, and to send word to the king or
council as often as possible. They are also to aid
the victuallers charged to provision Calais.
[E 28/26].
913 [1399-1402]
Petition to the king from John Hill, Thomas Hugate
and Nicholas Welbergh, [merchants]. Although they
had divers safeconducts from the king of Scotland
and his son the duke of Rothesay, and a licence to
trade from Richard [II], their merchandise, consist-
ing of salmon and other goods bought in Scotland,
their ship and 7 of their servants in it, were seized
by Scots a month ago, because of the war. They ask
for letters patent allowing them to seize Scots and
their goods, in England or elsewhere, in reprisal.
(Endorsed) The King has granted this. (Signed) Earl
of Somerset. French. [E 28/24).
914 [1401-2]
Petition to the king from Stephen Lescrop, knight.
He receives 2000 marks a year for the keeping of
1402
914 [1401 - 2] Contd.
Roxburgh castle, according to his indenture, but
cannot obtain 500 marks due him for the present
year, in spite of royal letters to exchequer. Asks for
another warrant ordering hasty payment, and that
the assignments made by John Norbury, the late
treasurer, be allowed. (Endorsed) The king has
granted this as soon as it may be reasonable.
(Signed) Earl of Somerset. French. [E 28/10]
[Mutilated].
915 [c. 1401-2]
Draft letter from [the council] to [the earl of
Northumberland]. They have received his letters
from his herald, and have heard the good estate of
himself and his son ... he has had against the Scots,
for which the king has granted him that ... notwith-
standing ... was sent at the quindene of Michaelmas
last, according to the agreement made in the king's
presence ... He has kept the soldiers of the marches
at his own cost ... for which good service and the
continuance of the same the king and writers thank
him ... [promising] that they will do all they can
for the safekeeping of the marches. French.
[E 28/11] [Mutilated and faded].
1404
916 [1399, October 22-1404, June 17]
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer,
ordering that an account be made with Sir Gerard
Heron for his office as chamberlain of the town of
Berwick, and for work on the town and castle.
[E 28/26] [For dates, see Rot. Scot., ii, 151 and
167, dated 17 June].
917 August 16
Draft letter from King Henry [IV] to the archbishop
of Bordeaux. The king has been so occupied that he
has not had time to consider overseas matters, but
now he is in good health and the Scottish marches
have been made peaceful. The Welsh rebels will
soon be put down, and he will then help him.
Leicester. [E 28/13].
918 September 13
Memorandum of a warrant for £15 delivered to John
Horsehay, esquire, for the expenses of the earl of
Douglas while he lived at Windsor castle during
April and May. (Endorsed) A letter was made for
this at Tutbury on [above date], by the king's
command. [E 28/13].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1404
919 October 3
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer,
ordering assignment of £100 from the clerical tenth
in the province of York to Prince John, warden of
the east march, in part payment of a great sum due
to him for its custody. (Endorsed) By the king's
command. French. [E 28/15].
920 October 4
Petition to the king for a privy seal warrant to
Thomas More, treasurer of the household, for the
expenses of Sir David Flemyng and other knights
and clerks, Scottish ambassadors, staying at
Tutbury last Sept. at the king's expense, amounting
to £12 lis 2d, according to the particulars made
by John Feriby, clerk. (Endorsed) A letter was made
at Maxstoke by the king's command on [above date].
French. [E 28/15].
921 October 30
Petition to the council from John Mitford, knight.
While on his way to London to render his account as
sheriff of Northumberland for a.r. 4, he received
divers letters patent and signet letters ordering him
to attend the last march-day and to take the oath of
the king of Scots. Prince John, warden of the
marches, and others of the council there ordered him
to go to Scotland, promising that he would have res-
pite of his account until the quindene of Easter
next, but now a process out of exchequer has been
made against him for non-appearance. Asks for
letters of privy seal to exchequer to respite his
account las promised]. (Endorsed) On labove date!
at Coventry the king granted this petition, and a
letter was made there on 2 Nov. French, [e 28/151.
922 November 5
Petition to the king from Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland, who was made keeper of the west
march and the town and castle of Carlisle for 10
years by an indenture of 23 Oct. 1399, for a warrant
to exchequer ordering an account with him for this,
and payment or assignment of what is due.
(Endorsed) On [above date) at Coventry a warrant
was made accordingly by assent of the archbishop
of Canterbury, the duke Dyork [s/c], the chancellor,
the bishop of Bath, the treasurer, the keeper of the
privy seal, and lord Berkeley. French. [E 28/15].
923 November 12
Petition to [blank] from Thomas Walton merchant
1404
923 November 12 Contd.
of Drogheda. He came in his ship with merchandise
from Ireland to the port of Lochryan in Scotland, in
the lordship of the earl of Douglas, on Wednesday
before the Annunciation [19 Mar.], because truces
had been made and proclaimed with the Scots.
Alexander Cambel and Ector his brother, with
assent of the abbot of Glenluce, seized the ship and
its cargo. Asks for remedy. (Endorsed) A letter was
made by command of the king on [above date] at
Coventry. French. [E 28/15] [See vol. iv, no. 668].
924 November 13
Petition to the king from John Rook of Carlisle. His
prisoner Richard Coursill, a Frenchman taken at
Homildon Hill and imprisoned in Newgate for 2 years,
is so sick that John fears he will die, and has
therefore made his ransom. He asks for a safe-
conduct for Richard to leave the realm within 2
months, for the sake of charity, considering that
John has travelled from Carlisle to London 10 times
on this matter, and has spent almost all he has on
the ransom. (Endorsed) The king has granted it.
(Signed) Earl of Somerset. A letter was made on
[above date] at Coventry. French. [E 28/15].
925 [1399-1401]
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer.
Orders that an account be made with Sir Gerard
Heron and that he be paid what is due for the
making of lists at Berwick for 5 battles touching
treason. The earl of Northumberland, warden of the
east march, ordered these to be held on 15 May
1396 with continuance of days necessary for them,
by virtue of his letter to Gerard. French. [E 28/26].
1405
926 January 16
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer,
ordering payment of £600 to Prince John, constable
of England and warden of the east march, in part
payment of arrears of his men's wages, to be taken
from the tenth granted by the clergy in the province
of Canterbury. Westminster. (Endorsed) By the
king's command at Merton a letter was made as
above. French. [E 28/171.
927 January 22
Draft warrant from King Henry llV] to the treasurer
and barons of exchequer. Prince John was retained
as keeper of the castle and town of Berwick and
283
1405
927 January 22 Contd.
all the east march by virtue of an indenture made
with the king on 13 Aug. 1403. Orders that an
account be made with him for this, and that the
council be notified of the sum due from that date
until 12 Nov. 1404. Westminster. (Endorsed) By the
council; present the chancellor, treasurer, keeper
of the privy seal and lord Grey, the chamberlain.
French. [E 28/17].
928 January 24
Petition to the king from John, earl of Somerset.
He borrowed 1000 marks from Richard Whityngton of
London to serve the king on his expedition to
Scotland [in 1400], and this has not yet been repaid.
He asks for a gift and for a warrant ordering
exchequer to raise tallies on the custom of wool,
hides and wool-fells in the port of London, so that he
may pay the debt. (Endorsed) The king has granted a
gift of 500 marks, and wishes that a warrant be made.
(Signed) Richard, lord Grey. (Endorsed) A letter was
made at Westminster on [above date]. French.
[E 28/17] [E 404/20/129 is the warrant].
929 February 5
Draft warrant from King Henry [IV] to exchequer.
Ralph, earl of Westmorland, was made keeper for
7 years of the castle and town of Carlisle and the
west march, by indenture of 13 Aug. 1403. Orders
that an account be made with him for this, and that
he be paid or assigned what is due from that date
until 12 Nov. 1404. Westminster. (Endorsed) By the
king's own command at the Tower of London on the
same day. French. [E 28/18].
930 February 26
Letter from Prince John to King I Henry IVl. Accord-
ing to his spies a herald has been sent from the
king of Scots to the king, to adjourn the march-day
to be held at Hawdenstank on 24 Mar. next until the
feast of St John the Baptist, when, he hears, war is
more likely than peace. He has summoned Robert
Umfraville and others, the wisest of his council in
those parts, and discussed this, and they said that
if the march-day is adjourned to that feast there
will be great destruction in the marches, because
the Scots intend to make war then. They also
declared that it would be profitable for the marches
if he remained (esloira) at Hamburgh or Berwick at
this march-day, and lived there while he was
1405
930 February 26 Contd.
warden. Umfraville advises this. He asks the king
to send privy seal letters to the earl of
Northumberland and to Sir Thomas Grey, ordering
them to receive him and his officers when they are
required. Also asks if he may have licence to open
all letters close which come into his bounds, save
those to the king. Durham. French. [E 28/18].
931 March 21-30
Two petitions to the king from John Stiwarde for tene-
ments in Calais. (Both endorsed) The king has
granted this. (Signed) Earl of Somerset. (One
endorsed) A letter was made at Westminster on
21 Mar. 1405. (Other endorsed) A letter was made at
Westminster, 30 Mar. 1405. [E 28/19] [See vol. iv,
no. 678].
932 [1405], March
Draft writs from King [Henry IV] to the earl of
Northumberland, keeper of Berwick castle, and to
Sir Thomas Gray, constable there. Orders them to
allow Prince John, who has been ordered to remain
on the Scottish march to guard it, to live in Berwick
with his household whenever he wishes.
Westminster. (Endorsed) By the king's command.
[E 28/18] I See above, no. 930).
933 April 20
Privy seal office memorandum that at Windsor on
[above date] the king commanded the keeper of the
privy seal to make a warrant for a safeconduct
[as vol. iv, no. 680], and that it was made the same
day and place. French. [E 28/20] [For the safe-
conduct see Rot. Scot., ii, 174].
934 April 24
Petition to the king from John de Logy [and other
Scots, as named in vol. iv, no. 690]. When sailing
with their goods from Orkney in Norway to Scotland,
they were driven for 10 days in a gale and landed in
Norfolk, in the lordship of Sir William Calthorp, on
Friday after the Annunciation last [27 Mar.].
Trusting in the truce between the 2 countries, they
wished to buy food, but were arrested by Calthorp
and are still imprisoned. They ask for letters orderr
ing Calthorp and his council to restore their ship,
goods and merchandise or the value of the same,
totalling 40 marks, and for letters of safeconduct to
return to Scotland. (Endorsed) On [above datel the
king granted this and ordered the keeper of the privy
seal to make a letter, which was done the same
284
1405
934 April 24 Contd.
day. French.iE 28/20].
935 April 30
(i) Petition to the king from Roger Bradshawe, [for
a reward for guarding the earl of Douglas, as vol.
iv, no. 688]. (Endorsed) The king wishes the coun-
cil to order a reasonable reward. (Signed) Earl of
Somerset. French. [E 28/24]. (ii) Draft warrant to
exchequer to this effect, [date as above].
Westminster. (Endorsed) By the king with assent of
the chancellor, the bishop of Bath, the treasurer,
and the keeper of the privy seal. French. [E 28/20]
[See also E 404/20/206, dated 30 Apr.].
936 October 30
Petition to the king from William Est of Louth and
Aleyn Watertofte, owners of the ship John of Boston,
of 60 tons. They were in Calais, intending to go to
Newcastle, and Henry Mirifeld, mayor of Calais,
Michael Scot and others of Calais who had custody
of Andrew Cryton, John de Ker, Alexander
Alesterdoghan, Thomas Laurensson, John Bell,
Thomas Pyry, William Walker, John de Glen and 4
other Scots ordered them to carry these in their ship,
mainperning that no harm would come to the peti-
tioners as a result. On the high seas the Scots
extinguished the fire in the ship and took command,
until Frenchmen and Scots in a barge and balinger
took the petitioners from their ship, put them to
ransom, and gave the ship to the said Scots. They
ask privy seal letters commanding the said men in
Calais to satisfy them for their losses and ransoms,
or deliver them Scots equivalent to these losses.
(Endorsed) A letter was made by the king's command
at Coventry on [above date]. French. [E 28/15].
1406
937 August 3
[Safeconduct from John, constable of England, for
James, lord of Dundas, and others.] Auckland.
[C 47/22/13(9)].
1407
938 January 25 [Extract]
[Account book of John Strange, controller of the
wardrobe. I Payment of £28 10s 9d for the expenses
of John [s;cJ, son of the king of Scotland, the earl
of Orkney and other Scottish knights, esquires and
valets, captured at sea and taken to the castle of
Windsor and imprisoned there, from 1-17 Mar. [error
1407
938 January 25 [Extract] Contd.
for April ?] [1406]; by a warrant [dated as above].
[BM, MS. Harley 319, fo. 42].
939 [1407, December ?]
Petition to the prince and council from Prince John,
constable of England and warden of the east march.
He has frequently shown the dangerous state of the
marches because of lack of men, failure to pay and
provision them, and the ruinous condition of the
walls of Berwick, which have largely collapsed.
Since 1 Aug. the soldiers have been ready to depart
and leave the march defenceless, were it not for
certain privy seal letters sent them, promising relief.
[The writer has pawned his silver vessels and other
poor jewels to help them, but they are now due 5000
marks as wages, and are determined to leave.] The
addressees can conceive what harm might come to
the kingdom as a result, [because] the Scots know
of this, the truce lasts only until Easter next, and
they seem to be preparing for war. [Asks that remedy
be provided, and if not, that he be excused the con-
sequences.] French. [E 28/45] [Faded. There is a
letter in similar terms from the same, dated 28 Dec.
1407, in Hingeston, Royal and Historical Letters
during the reign of Henry IV, ii, 228-31].
1409
940 [1409], February
Petition to the prince and council from Ralph, earl
of Westmorland, keeper of the town and castle of
Carlisle and the west march. Asks for payment or
assignment of £3275 9s 6d due for their custody and
that of Roxburgh castle from 1 Jan. until 16 Nov.
1408, when he was discharged of Roxburgh, and for
£602 10s 5d due for the others from then until the
present, considering that he has tallies of £6000
given before 1 Jan. 1408 for keeping the marches,
for which he cannot have payment without their
help. (Endorsed) The sum due Westmorland from
1 Jan. 1408 until the fifteenth of this present Feb.
is £3878. French. [E 28/23].'
1411
941 May 24
(instructions given to the bishops of Durham and
Bath and other envoys sent to treat with the Scots.!
[C 47/22/12(38)1 [Copy. See vol. iv, no. 804].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1413
942 August 7
Commission by Robert, duke of Albany, to Patrick
de Dunbar of Biel, William de Hay of Locherworth,
and William de Borthwik, knights, to treat for a truce
with England. Castle of Doune in Menteith. [E 39/92/
41] [In Foedera (0), ix, 45, (H), IV. p. ii, 441.
1414
943 December 12
Petition to the king from Roger Leche for 10 privy
seal warrants to exchequer, ordering that various
sums be allowed in his account; including £300 paid
by him to William Hudleston for expenses of the
king of Scots, the earl [sic] of Fife, and others for
300 days at 20s daily, according to an agreement
between William and the steward and treasurer of
the household. (Endorsed) By the king's command
on relation of the bishop of Winchester, chancellor,
letters were made on [above date]. French.
[E 28/301.
944 December 13
Petition to the king from John de Clyfford, who has
been given licence to perform feats of arms with
William Douglays. Asks for letters commanding John
Nevyll, warden of the west march, or his lieutenant,
to appoint a place (teignir lieu) at Carlisle on a day
assigned by him and agreed between the parties.
He also asks licence to perform for any knights or
esquires coming in their company, to the number of
... (Endorsed) The king has granted this. (Signed)
H., chamberlain of England. Given at Westminster on
[above datel. French. IE 28/301 [Mutilated. See
Rot. Scot., ii, 2121.
945 [c. 1414]
Petition to the king to order new bedding Ispecifiedl,
for the Master of Fife. French. lE 28/371 [Printed
from a transcript in Proceedings of the Privy
Council, ii, 337-8].
141S
946 January 23
Petition to the king from Gerard Sprong, esquire,
for a warrant to exchequer like the one annexed.
[This warrant, dated 30 Dec. 1412, orders an account
to be made with him for weapons and ammunition he
received. The details mostly concern Wales, but
include 3 pipes gunpowder, each containing 900 lbs.
and 2 qrs., expended at Berwick and Warkwoith, 2
barrels containing SOO lbs. powder, one of which was
1415
946 January 23 Contd.
stored at each of these castles, 24 crossbows and
12 'hanaspeces', of which 7 were burst, delivered
there, 1400 bolts used there, and another 600 placed
in store, half at Berwick, half at Warkworth.] Both
French. [E 28/30] [Endorsed with notes that this
was granted, and that a letter was made on 23 Jan.
1415].
947 February 20
Petition to the king from Adam Gent of Kilham in
Yorkshire for a grant of sustenance, namely a
cremyteryght, in the almshouse of St Leonard in
York, because he was wounded in the left arm by a
cannon at the capture of Berwick castle from
Richard Aske, William Graystoke and other rebels,
in Henry [lV]'s time. (Endorsed) The king has
granted this. (Signed) H., chamberlain of England.
(Endorsed) A letter was made at Westminster on
[above date]. French. [E 28/30].
948 March 8
(i) Petition to the king from William Gyfferd,
esquire of Scotland, for a safeconduct for 2 months
to pass to his own country with 3 persons, horses
and goods. (Endorsed) Given at Westminster on
[above date]. [E 28/30]. (ii) Undated petition from
the same, asking that the safeconduct granted him
be sealed with the privy seal, since the chancellor
is too far away to approach. [E 28/37]. (Both
endorsed) The king has granted it. (Both signed)
H., chamberlain of England. Both French.
949 May 10
Privy seal office memorandum to issue a letter to
Robert Twyford, esquire, one of the king's retinue,
excusing him service in France so that he might
remain with lord Grey for the safeguard of the east
march. (Endorsed) [This was donel at Westminster
on [above date], by order of a letter from the bishop
of Durham to the keeper. [E 28/311.
950 May 15
Petition to the king from John Neville, warden of the
west march, for a warrant to exchequer ordering pay-
ment of wages for 60 men at arms and 120 archers at
Carlisle from 26 May instant until 24 June next.
(Endorsed) The king has granted it. (Signed) H.,
chamberlain of England. French. IE 28/311.
951 July 5
Draft writ from King I Henry Vl to the constable of
ADDITIONS
1415
951 July 5 Contd.
Cardigan castle, ordering him to arrest a Breton ship
in the river there and seize the goods that belong to
Bretons or Scots, making indentures with them.
(Endorsed) The king wishes that all Breton ships be
arrested and that warrants be issued about this.
(Signed) H., chamberlain of England. (Endorsed) A
letter was issued at Westminster on [above date].
French. [E 28/31].
952 December 10
[instructions for Sir Ralph de Yver and others
appointed to treat with commissioners of the duke
of Albany for the exchange of Murdoch of Fife, his
eldest son, for Henry de Percy.] [E 30/1523] [See
vol. iv, no. 873].
1416
953 December 10
(i) Commission to Sir John Claveryng and Robert
Harbotell, esquire. The king has been shown by
John de Etton and John Bartrame, knights, keepers
of Roxburgh castle in the 'fronteris' of Scotland,
that they have insufficient weaponry and other neces-
saries for the safeguard of the castle, that it is
ruinous, and that they and their soldiers dare not
stay there longer unless it is repaired and sufficient
equipment is quickly provided. The recipients are
assigned to survey the castle and to report on its
condition by the quindene of Easter next; the
keepers, soldiers and officers of the castle are
ordered to counsel and aid them. Westminster, on
[above date]. (Endorsed) The addressees replied as
in a schedule attached to this letter, (ii) [Return to
the above.] Firstly, the entrance of the east gate
lacks a wooden turnpike. Each wall at Billops
tower lacks bratticing, which should be repaired.
The castle should have 2 iron gates, one at the
entrance and one at the dungeon called Douglase
tower, of which the 'mantellyng' and bratticing
should be repaired. A tower on Teviotside needs
repair. A new wall is needed from Douglase tower
to Teviot; the wall from Douglase tower to the east
gate, and the battlements of that tower are like to
collapse, unless quickly repaired. The foundation
of Stokhouse tower is near to collapse. There are 2
posterns on Teviotside which should have iron gates.
The foundation of the Roundetoure on Teviotside is
totally broken, and the tower lacks bratticing
(bratalyng), so that the soldiers cannot defend them-
selves and the castle unless it is quickly repaired.
1416
953 December 10 Contd.
The wall from there to the Staunegarret is near
collapse, and a new wall is needed from
Westposterne to Teviotside. The foundation of the
Posteryn tower needs repair, and there should be a
new buttress there. The foundation of the tower at
Westheved is near falling. There should be a new
tower at Brounstabile, where a man can climb and
enter without a ladder. The Nevyll tower is ruinous,
and lacks roofing and bratticing. The foundation of
the long wall is broken, and needs repair. 'Le
Draweir which Robert Umframvyll rebuilt is broken
for lack of timber, because the timber of the well is
rotten. A hall there has 8 incomplete bays, and its
timber is completely rotten. There are no artillery,
equipment, victuals or other essentials for the safe-
guard of the castle; a mill is especially needed
there, and there are many other defects which should
be rectified speedily. [C 47/2/49(24)].
1417
954 [1417], August 14
Writ from King [Henry V] to [blank]. [The earl of
Northumberland and Sir Robert Umfreville have
informed the duke of Bedford that the duke of
Albany and all the estates of Scotland intend to
besiege Berwick. Bedford purposes to be at
Leicester until he hears what the Scots are doing,
and the recipient is to join him with all the men he
can bring.] Southampton. By the king. French.
[E 28/31] [There are 5 almost identical letters in
this file; one of these is printed in Foedera (O), ix,
307; (H), IV. p. ii, 145, wrongly dated 1415].
1418
955 [1418], June 24
Letter from Thomas [Morow], abbot of Paisley, to
[Thomas Langley, bishop of Durham, chancellor].
He had previously written to [the bishop], asking
him to notify the duke of Bedford, lieutenant of the
king of England, that he had been sent by Pope
[Martin V] to the king for certain matters touching
the peace and profit of the realms of England and
Scotland, so that the duke might grant him a safe-
conduct. The abbot of Bere had also promised to
speak to the duke and [the bishop! about this. He
now asks [the bishop] to send the duke's reply to
him by the bearer, because he intends to come at
once to England in a ship which is now ready at
Middelburg, to fulfil the embassy committed to him
PART II: ADDITIONS
1418
955 [1418] June 24 Contd.
by the pope, since he could not reach the presence
of the king of England through France. He sends a
bull of confirmation for [the bishop] by the bearer
and hopes to do more for him in the future, since he
will be in the curia before Michaelmas and will
remain there for some time. At Middelburg in Zeeland,
in great haste. (Endorsed) The council agreed that
Thomas, abbot of Paisley, should have a safecon-
duct until 3 Aug. to come to the presence of the duke
of Bedford with 6 persons and 6 horses. [SC 1/43/
168] [See vol. iv, no. 885].
1419
956 August 24
Privy seal writ from King [Henry Vl to [blank]. [Asks
the recipients to obey Hugh, son of the earl of
Devon, and Thomas lord Camoys.] Prince John,
keeper of England, has agreed with lord Botreaux
that he should harass ships sent by the Scots and
Spaniards to bring great numbers of Scots to fight in
France. Westminster. French. [E 28/35] [See Foedera
(O), ix, 791-2; (H), IV. p. iii, 131].
1420
957 April 11
Draft warrant from King Henry Iv] to exchequer,
ordering payment to the garceons who will accom-
pany James [l], who has been ordered to come to the
king in Normandy, of a sum for their expenses to be
agreed with them. French. (Endorsed) By the
council. [E 28/33].
958 June 12
Writ from King Henry (Vl to Ralph Neville, lieu-
tenant of the late John Neville, keeper of Carlisle
castle, ordering him to deliver it with its contents
to his brother Richard, who has been retained by
indenture to keep it. (Endorsed) By the council.
[E 28/33] [Mutilated).
1421
959 November 24
Petition to the council from Richard Nevyll, warden
of the west march. The bridges over the Eden,
Caldew and Petteril have been broken by floods, so
that no help can come to Carlisle if it is besieged by
the Scots. Asks for a warrant ordering the justice of
Inglewood forest to deliver 40 oaks for repairs.
French. (Endorsed) A letter was made as asked. On
labove datel the council granted this. lE 28/35].
1422
960 [1422], January 22
Writ from King Henry [V] to Robert ChoUesworth,
[bailiff of Sandwich ?]. The king and council have
heard that a Scottish ship of [45 tons ?] ••• belonging
to divers Scottish merchants who were in the ship,
was recently driven ashore by tempest and that
Robert arrested the ship, merchandise and crew with
the purpose of taking prisoners ... [Orders him] not
to sell, conceal or waste [the goods until] the
council determines to whom they belong by right, and
to appear before the council on 1 Feb ... French.
[E 28/36] [Mutilated. See Cal. Pat. R. 1416-22, 32].
961 December 31
Draft safeconduct until 30 Apr. next for the Scots
John lord Swinton, with 60 men, and Sir John
Seball with 40 men, to come from France through
Normandy to the presence of the king or council in
England, and to go thence to Scotland. Westminster.
By writ of privy seal. [E 28/39].
962 [1421-2]
Report (confesyon) of Nicholas Charteux to the king
of England, heir of France. On Tuesday last, the
dauphin was at Jargniaus [jargeau, dep. Loiretl, and
will come here this week with 40,000 men. In his
company are the count of Vertus, Charles de
Bourbon, the viscount of Narbonne, an earl of
Scotland, and Tanegui du Chastel, marshal of
France. On the first, which was Saturday, Nicholas
found a horseman at Nully, who was with the lord of
NuUy, who gave him this information. French.
ISC 1/60/11].
1423
963 January 1
Draft writ from King Henry [VI] to the mayor and
bailiffs of Southampton and the keepers of the
passage there, ordering them to give aid and food
to John lord Swinton and Sir John Sebell, who have
been given a safeconduct [as no. 961 above]. Similar
writs to Winchelsea, Rye, Dover and Sandwich.
[E 28/39).
964 January 12
[Indenture for the safekeeping of Wark castle and the
east march of Scotland by John de Montagu, lord of
Wark.) [E 39/1/28).
965 March 5
Privy seal office memorandum of letters to be sent
to exchequer (for payment of various sums, including
PART II: ADDITIONS
1423
965 March 5 Contd.
£20 to James I]. [E 28/391 [Endorsed with notes
that this was granted by the council on 5 Mar. 1423,
and that the warrant was dated 22 Mar. 1423. See
vol. iv, no. 923 (iii)].
966 April 30
Petition to the council from John, earl of Huntingdon,
for a safeconduct for John Swynton, esquire [as vol.
iv, no. 925]. (Endorsed) For 2 months. Given at
Westminster on [above date]. On [same date] at
Westminster, present in council the duke of
Gloucester, the archbishop of Canterbury, the bishops
of Winchester, Norwich and Worcester, the earls of
Warwick and Northumberland, lords Cromwell and
Tiptoft, and the chancellor and treasurer, a safe-
conduct was granted. French. [E 28/40].
967 April 30
Petition to the council for a warrant to exchequer to
account with Richard Ryston, clerk, for the expenses
of French ambassadors, and for the expenses of
[James l] in staying at the king's costs at
Westminster by order of the council for 24 days in
Feb. last. (Endorsed) Given at Westminster on
[above date]. On [same date] at Westminster [etc.,
as no. 966 above], a warrant was granted. French.
[E 28/40] [E 404/39/246 is the original].
968 May 7
Petition from Sir Ralph Neville for new tallies to
pay soldiers on the west march. French. [E 28/41]
[Printed from a transcript in Proceedings of the
Privy Council, iii, 73-4].
969 [1423, May 12]
Draft safeconduct for William, bishop of Glasgow,
and 6 others to come to Pontefract to meet [ James ll.
[E 28/42] [Damaged. As in Rot. Scot., ii, 236].
970 May 21
Memorandum that on this date the council granted a
warrant to exchequer for payment of £100 to James
[l] for his 'secret' expenses. [E 28/41] [As Proceed-
ings of the Privy Council, iii, 99; see vol. iv, no.
931].
971 June 18
Draft of 2 commissions to Henry, earl of
Northumberland, warden of the east march, or his
lieutenant, empowering him to make truces with the
Scots for as long as 2 months, and to issue safe-
1423
971 June 18 Contd.
conducts. (Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster
the council ordered these; present the duke of
Gloucester, the bishops of Winchester and Worcester,
lords Fitzhugh and Cromwell, the chancellor,
treasurer and keeper of the privy seal. [E 28/42]
[See Rot. Scot., ii, 237-8].
972 June 25
Petition to the bishop of Durham, chancellor, from
David Dunbarre, for a safeconduct for Patrick de
Cromby. French. (Endorsed) On [above date] at the
Friars Preachers the council granted this; present
[as no. 971 above]. [E 28/42] [See Rot Scot., ii,
237; vol. iv, no. 928].
973 June 30
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment to John Everton, clerk, for the
expenses of [james l] for the times when he was and
will be out of the king's household, and for all other
expenses and wages of [ James' household.]
(Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster the
council granted this; present [as no. 971 above, less
Fitzhugh; adding the archbishop of Canterbury, the
bishop of Norwich and the earl of Warwick]. [E 28/42]
[See vol. iv, no. 937],
1424
974 January 20
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment of 200 marks as a gift to James [l].
Westminster. French. (Endorsed) On [above date] at
Westminster the council granted this; present [as in a
similar memorandum in Proceedings of the Privy
Council, iii, 131J. [E 28/43] [E 404/40/145 is the
original warrant].
975 January 28
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment of £24 for cloth of gold for the
wedding of James [l]. Westminster. French. [E 28/43]
[in Foedera (O), x, 321; (H), IV. p. iv, 107. See also
Proceedings of the Privy Council, iii, 133 for a
memorandum of this grant].
976 February 4
Draft warrant from King [Henry Vl] to exchequer,
ordering allowance to Sir Thomas Surteys, sheriff
of Northumberland, of sums he cannot raise because
of destruction by the Scots. French. By the council.
(Endorsed) On [above date] this was granted as
PART II: ADDITIONS
289
1424
976 February 4 Contd.
asked at the instance of the bishop of Durham;
present the duke of Gloucester [and 8 others].
A warrant was made at Westminster on [above date].
[E 28/44].
977 February 9
Council memorandum concerning payment to the
bishop of London for a journey to the Scottish march
to treat regarding the release of [james l] [as
Proceedings of the Privy Council, iii, 137]; present
the duke of Gloucester, the archbishop of Canterbury,
the bishops of London, Winchester, Norwich and
Worcester, the earl of Warwick, lords Cromwell and
Fitzhugh, the chancellor, treasurer and keeper of the
privy seal. [E 28/44].
978 February 14
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to the chancellor,
ordering the issue of letters patent [as Rot. Scot., ii,
246, dated 10 Feb.], releasing James [l] of 10,000
marks of his ransom by reason of his marriage to
Joan, daughter of the earl of Somerset. Westminster.
(Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster it was
agreed that a warrant should be made to the chancel-
lor to issue these letters; present [as no. 977 above,
less the bishop of Norwich, adding lord Hungerford].
[E 28/44].
979 February 15
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to the chancellor.
Sends instructions for the bishops of London and
Durham and others regarding a meeting with Scottish
ambassadors at Durham on 1 Mar., which were sealed
with the privy seal, and orders that they be sealed
with the great seal. French. (Endorsed) On [above
date] at Westminster the council granted this;
present [as no. 977 above, less the bishop of
London and the 2 lords]. [E 28/44] [See vol. iv,
no. 944. A copy of these instructions is given in
Proceedings of the Privy Council, iii, 139-42].
980 [1424], February 15
Memorandum that John Pounfrette delivered 6
'mantell of martnys' containing 717 'rigges', a piece
of linen cloth, 12 'cordewayn skynnes' and 12 lbs of
'counfitys' for the use of [James l]. English,
(Endorsed) On [above date] the council ordered a
writ to the custumers who seized these, ordering
them to take security that they were for Ijamesl,
and to deliver them to him. [E 28/44].
1424
981 February 28
Memorandum that on this date at the Friars
Preachers the council agreed that the keeper of the
privy seal, going north on the king's business,
should commit the seal to Robert Frye, secondary
in that office, and should make a general warrant to
the chancellor for the issue under the great seal of
such letters touching the treaty for the release of
[James I] as might seem necessary to the chancellor
and the other commissioners deputed for this, or 6 of
them; present the duke of Gloucester, the bishop of
Winchester, the earl of Warwick, lords Cromwell and
Scrope, the chancellor, treasurer, and keeper of the
privy seal. [E 28/44].
982 [1424, March 28]
[Duplicate of vol. iv, no. 951.] [E 39/5/23].
983 March 29
[indenture witnessing that the hostages for the king
of Scots were delivered to the sheriff of York by the
English commissioners.] Durham. [E 39/99/93] [in
Foedera (0), x, 335, (H), IV. p. iv, 112].
984 [1424, March!
[Undertaking by the father of a hostage, similar to
vol. IV, no. 954.] [E 39/1/27] [in bad condition].
985 [1424, March]
[List of Scottish hostages.] [E 39/1/31].
986 July 4
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to the chancellor,
ordering the issue of safeconducts to Scots named
in an enclosure [as Rot. Scot.,n, 248-9]. (Endorsed)
On [above date] at Westminster the council granted
this; present the duke of Gloucester, the bishops of
Winchester and Worcester, the earl of Warwick, lords
Cromwell, Scrope and Hungerford, the chancellor,
treasurer and keeper of the privy seal. French.
[E 28/45].
987 July 4
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vll to exchequer, to
pay 100s to the bishop of Durham las vol. iv, no.
974(i)], and 10 marks to Sir Thomas Burton for the
costs of conveying Scottish hostages from
Fotheringhay castle to the Tower. (Endorsed) On
(above date] at Westminster the council granted this;
present [as no. 986 above, adding the archbishop of
Canterbury and bishop of London]. IE 28/45] [For
Burton, see Cal. Pat. R. 1422-9, 217].
1424
988 [1424, before July 8]
Petition to the duke of Gloucester and the council
from Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland. He was
retained by indenture as keeper of Berwick and the
east march until 11 Apr. last and has kept the town
and march beyond this date until the present, as he
agreed with the chancellor at Durham, notwithstand-
ing his request that the addressees make provision
for the safeguard of the town and march after 11 Apr.
He asks again that they provide for this, and that he
may have payment for all the time he has had the
office. (Endorsed) This was granted for the last
quarter, according to his indenture. French.
[E 28/42/105].
989 July 8
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering that, whereas the earl of Northumberland
was retained by indenture as keeper of Berwick
and the east match [etc., as no. 988 above], he be
paid for this for a quarter from 11 Apr. last. French.
(Endorsed) On [above date] the council granted this;
present [as no. 986 above]. [E 28/45].
1425
990 February 14
[Letters patent acknowledging the receipt of 550
marks by the hands of Richard Bokeland, treasurer
of Calais, in part payment of the ransom of James,
king of Scots.] Westminster. [C 47/28/7(1)] [Seal
torn off].
991 [1425 ?]
Petition from Scottish hostages in the Tower for
safeconducts for their undernamed servants to come
to them, until 1 May next. From - William of Dowglas
for Alexander Broun, Adam Tayit and John Gybson;
Patrick of Dunbar for Reynold Hogesson, Gilbert of
Daurympille and Alexander of Doddes; William
Olyfaunt for Thomas Camby, Thomas Hirdmanton,
priest, and a servant; James of Hamylton for John of
Glasford, Thomas of Hamylton, Thomas of the Kers,
John of Tyndale and a servant; Gilbert the Hay for
Nicoll of Fenton, NicoU Makkison and a servant;
James of Sandylond for John of Wark, Thomas
Pumfrait and a servant; William of Ruthven for
Robert of Weddalle, Matthew of Chamer and a
servant; and from Andrew Gray for Patrick of
Donsyon, Thomas Boyde, Thomas Broun and Gilbert
Gray. English. [E 28/47] [For a warrant for similar
safeconducts, see vol. iv, no. 986].
1426
992 June 2
Petition to the king from Thomas Revill, chaplain to
James [l], for a safeconduct for one year for himself
and 3 servants to come to England and work for
peace between the 2 countries. (Endorsed) Given at
Leicester on [above date]. The council granted it
there for half a year. (Signed) The dukes of Bedford
and Exeter, the archbishops of Canterbury and York,
the bishops of Durham, Ely and Bath, lords Cromwell
and Scrope. [E 28/47].
993 June 28
Petition to the king by the prioress of Holystone
church in Redesdale, [as vol. iv, no. 991].
(Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster the
council granted a warrant to the chancellor.
(Signed) The dukes of Bedford and Gloucester, the
archbishops of Canterbury and York, the bishops of
Exeter and Bath, lords Cromwell and Scrope.
[E 28/47] .
994 July 11
Petition to the chancellor from Thomas Weston, who
has bought goods from merchants of Aberdeen, for
safeconducts [as vol. iv, no. 992, both parts].
French. [E 28/47] [Endorsed with a note that the
council granted this at Westminster on the above
date, and signed by 9 of them. See Rot. Scot., ii,
256].
995 July 14
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment to Sir Robert Umfreville.
Westminster. French. [E 28/47] [As vol. iv, no. 998,
though it is clear that the payment was conditional
on his attendance at the next march-day. E 404/42/
297 is probably the original warrant!.
996 July 14
Warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer [as
no. 995 above, though the proviso that Umfreville
should attend the next march-day has been deleted!.
Westminster. French. (Endorsed) On 9 Dec. 1426 at
Westminster the council granted this; [present 11
members, 8 of whom signed it]. [E 28/481.
997 July 22
Privy seal writ from King Henry [Vl] to Sir Robert
Umfreville, describing past meetings with Scots
conservators of the truce, and ordering him to meet
them again on Tuesday next after St Peter ad vincuUt
[6 Aug.]. By the king. Westminster. French.
PART II: ADDITIONS
1426
997 July 22 Contd.
|E 28/47] [Printed from a transcript in Proceedings
ot the Privy Council, iii, 204-7; see vol. iv, no. 998].
998 July 25
(Four receipts, each for 1000 marks paid to Richard
Bokeland, treasurer of Calais, as part of the ransom
of James, king of Scots.] Westminster. [C 47/22/11
(33-35) and 22/6(39)] [All cancelled because returned
by Richard on 3 Mar. 1427].
999 July 26
Petition to the duke of Bedford and the council from
Sir Patrick of Dunbarre and Gilbert of Haye, squire,
for safeconducts for a year for their wives to come
to them and go on pilgrimage to Canterbury, if they
wish. English. (Endorsed) On [above date] at the
Friars Preachers the council granted these until
2 Feb. next. [Signed by Bedford and 7 others.]
[E 28/47] [See vol. iv, no. 997; Rot. Scot., ii, 257].
1000 December 5
Petition to the king and council for a safeconduct
for Thomas Roule, for one year. French. (Endorsed)
Granted at Westminster on [above date]. [Signed by
the dukes of Bedford and Gloucester, and 7 others.]
[E 28/48] [For safeconduct, see vol. iv, no. 1000;
Rot. Scot., ii, 258. There is a copy of a similar
safeconduct for a half year in the same file, dated at
Leicester, 2 June 1426].
1001 December 5
Council memorandum of 3 warrants to be made to
exchequer for payment of sums for repairs at
Berwick, Roxburgh, and Carlisle [as Proceedings of
the Privy Council, iii, 221]. [Signed by the dukes of
Bedford and Gloucester, H. Percy, and 7 others.]
[E 28/48].
1002 December 13
Petition to the king from William Hulles, prior of the
Hospitallers in England, for a safeconduct for one
year. (Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster the
council granted this until 15 Aug. On 16 Dec. a war-
rant was made to the chancellor. [Signed by the
dukes of Bedford and Gloucester, and at least 5
others.] [E 28/48] [For the warrant, see vol. iv,
no. 1001].
1427
1003 November 24
Privy seal letter from King Henry [Vll to King
1427
1003 November 24 Contd.
James [I]. John Bray, David Neethe, John Lacy,
William Touky, Morice Spenser and David Walter,
tenants of Sir Hugh Lutterell's lordship of
Minehead in Somerset, have complained to the
council that on [20 Aug.] last, while they were
anchored at Carlingford in Ireland to fish, John Goo
[sic] of Spain came with a ship armed a foere de
guerre, seized them, and took them to Scotland where
William Carneys, esquire, imprisoned them in Buittle
castle. Asks that James command Carneys to
release them without fine or ransom. Westminster
palace. French. [E 28/15].
1428
1004 February 6
Petition to the king and council from Peter Cawode,
esquire. He was ordered by writ, of which a copy is
annexed, to receive hostages for James [I] from
the constable of the Tower and Sir John Langton,
and to conduct them [etc., as vol. iv, no. 1013].
He asks for privy seal letters to exchequer to
account with him for this, and to pay him what is
due. French. (Endorsed) On [above date] at
Westminster the council granted this; present the
archbishops of Canterbury and York, the bishops of
Ely and Bath, the earl of Salisbury, lords Scrope,
Cromwell, Tiptoft and Hungerford, and the keeper of
the privy seal. (Signed) Canterbury, York, London,
Ely, Salisbury, Cromwell, Scrope and Tiptoft.
[E 28/50] [Damaged. The annexed writ, dated at
Westminster on 8 Feb. 1427, is in the same terms as
one addressed to Robert Passemere, esquire, of the
same date, printed in Foedera (O), x, 369; (H), IV.
p. iv, 125].
1005 February 12
Petition to the archbishop of York, chancellor, for
safeconducts for 3 months for David Lyndseye,
[etc., as Rot. Scot., ii, 262]. French. (Endorsed)
On [above date] at Westminster the council granted
this; present [as no. 1004 above, less the bishop of
Ely, adding the earls of Huntingdon and Stafford];
afterwards the duke of Gloucester recorded his
opposition. [Signed by all save Gloucester,
Salisbury, Tiptoft and the keeper.] [E 28/50].
1006 July 8
Council memorandum of a decision to make 10
acquittances, each for 1000 marks of [james I's]
ransom, and to pay these sums to Richard Bukeland,
292
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1428
1006 July 8 Contd.
to the earl of Northumberland, captain of Berwick,
and to John Skipton, clerk of works there. [E 28/501
[As Proceedings of the Privy Council, iii, 302-3.
See also vol. iv, no. 1017 and Foedera (0), x, 406;
(H), IV, p. iv, 140].
1429
1007 June 15
Draft warrant to the chancellor, enclosing a draft
safeconduct for Scottish commissioners.
Westminster. French. [E 28/50] [Mutilated.
Printed from a transcript in Proceedings of the
Privy Council, iii, 328-9; see vol. iv, no. 1029].
1430
1008 January 16
Memorandum that on this date the council ordered
a warrant for a reward to John lord Lescrop [as
Proceedings of the Privy Council, iv, 16].
Westminster. [Signed by the duke of Gloucester,
Cardinal Beaufort, and 6 others.] [E 28/51] [See
vol. iv, no. 1033].
1009 February 25
Petition to the king for a warrant to exchequer
ordering delivery of 200 marks to John Bonere,
deputy of Sir Robert Umfrevyle and chamberlain of
Berwick, to be used for the repair and provision of
cannon, lances, gunpowder and other essentials for
Berwick and Roxburgh, and also ordering delivery
of 100 marks to John Skypton, clerk of works at
Carlisle, to be used by him for the same purpose
there. It is also asked that, in future, they may be
discharged of such things bought by them, by inden-
tures testifying delivery of the same to the captains,
constables and deputies of these towns and castles,
and that they may have special allowance for such
deliveries in their account. French. (Endorsed) On
[above date] the council granted a warrant for pay-
ment of these sums; also that a warrant should be
made to exchequer ordering an account with them,
and that they should have a warrant to deliver these
things to the captains etc., by indenture; present
[9 members, 7 of whom signed it ]. [E 28/51].
1010 March 1
Draft indenture whereby Richard Nevill, earl of
Salisbury, is retained as keeper of Carlisle and the
west march for one year from 12 Sept. next. He is to
live there for the greater part of the time, and
1430
1010 March 1 Contd.
receive en groos £2500 in wartime and £1250 in
peacetime, payable quarterly. If Carlisle is likely
to be assaulted by 'royal power', he may increase
the garrison and receive due payment. He is
excused the consequences if the king does not
relieve Carlisle within 6 weeks of being informed
that it is besieged. If peace or a long truce is made,
he may act at his discretion regarding the garrison,
and he is to give the king 6 months warning if he
wishes to surrender the office. French. (Endorsed)
On [above date] at Westminster this copy was read
and agreed by the council; present [8 members, 6 of
whom signed it]. [E 28/51].
1011 June 28
Draft indenture whereby Sir Robert Ogle is retained
as keeper of Roxburgh castle for a year from 8 July
next, receiving £1000 yearly in peace and £2000 in
war, [with provision as in no. 1010 above if the
castle is assaulted or besieged]. He may appoint a
lieutenant, and must maintain the utensils, equip-
ment and artillery delivered to him by John baron
Greystoke, the late keeper. On his departure from
the castle, he must leave there all doors, windows,
[etc.], with their locks and keys, and all the other
equipment. Westminster. French. (Endorsed) On
27 June 1430 at Westminster this copy was read
and agreed by the council; present [7 members, 5
of whom signed it]. [E 28/52].
1012 [1430, c. November 25]
Petition to the archbishop of York, chancellor,
from John Lovell, merchant of Dundee, complaining
against Thomas Buk of Dartmouth, who seized
Lovell 's ship and goods on 30 July 1427 before the
port of Ullon in the See in France [Olonne ?], con-
trary to the truce between England and Scotland. It
has been proved that Thomas offered up the
'standerd baner' of the arms of the kings of Scotland
which he took out of the ship, at St Petrok's chapel
in Dartmouth castle, and he also confessed before
the baron of Carew that he was 'fourtheman' in the
disposal of the goods. [He has offered several
times to satisfy Lovell for this, but Lovell demands
£220 as the full value of the ship and goods, with a
further £200 for costs and damages sustained by
him. Asks that Thomas, then present, should make
full restitution of £420, since he was the principal
taker and disposer of the goods.] English. (Endor-
sed) Memorandum that on 25 Nov. 1430 Thomas Buk
1430
1012 [1430, c. November 25] Contd.
was dismissed by assent of the complainant, on pay-
ment of [£103 ?1 ...[C 1/8/14].
1431
1013 [1429-31]
Petition to the council from John Hotoft, treasurer
of the household, for a warrant to exchequer to
allow him money spent on French ambassadors and
on James [l] between 21 Jan. and 9 Mar. 1423.
[E 28/52].
1432
1014 [1428, December 9 - 1432, February 26]
Petition to the archbishop of York, chancellor, from
John Lovell, merchant of Dundee. On 30 July 1427,
during the truce between England and Scotland, he
was in his ship before the haven of UUon in the See
in France [Olonne ?], when John Hawley of
Dartmouth, squire, and many others came with a
'grete navey of Ingelond' and took the vessel, rob-
bing him of goods worth £220. Lovell obtained a
commission for Hawley's arrest [see Cal. Pat. R.
1422-9, 548], whereupon Hawley came and treated
with him, excusing himself and undertaking to get
a commission for the arrest of 40 or more persons
who would satisfy Lovell for his losses. [See
ibid., 549.] Lovell is informed that Hawley has
taken large sums from those so arrested, but has
brought none of them before the council, and that
Hawley had a great part of the goods and tackle
from his ship [details given]. He asks that Hawley
be compelled to satisfy him to the value of his
goods, with reasonable costs and damages, [con-
sidering that divers persons of the 'navey' offered
Lovell 1400 'skutes' and more, and that Hawley
obstructed this]. English. [C 1/20/18] [Faded. For
summary and comment, see C.L. Kingsford, Pre;uc?ice
and Promise in 15th-Century England, 86-7; see also
Cal. Pat. R. 1429-36, 73, 197-8].
1433
1015 April 29
Letter from the king's councillors at Calais to
[William Lyndwood, keeper of the privy seal].
The duke of Gloucester and the writers have
opened a letter to the king from the pope, asking
for safeconducts for papal envoys [as vol. iv,
no. 1062]. He is asked to send a warrant to the
keeper of the great seal in England, ordering the
1433
1015 April 29 Contd.
issue of these for 2 months. English. Calais.
(Endorsed) By virtue of this letter, safeconducts
dated as above were issued under the privy seal.
[E 28/54] [Damaged].
1434
1016 May 14
Warrant [draft or copy] from King Henry [Vl] to
exchequer, ordering that Sir Matthew Whitfeld, lately
sheriff of Northumberland, be exonerated of sums he
cannot collect because of devastation by the Scots.
Westminster. (Endorsed) A copy of this letter was
made de cursu communi on 22 May 1436 for Sir John
Bertram, lately sheriff of Northumberland. [E 28/57]
[E 28/63 contains a warrant in identical terms for
John Bartram, lately sheriff, dated at Westminster,
17 Apr. 1440. (Endorsed) A letter was made in this
form at Westminster on 4 May 1441, de communi
cursu officii annuatim usitato et habitol.
1435
1017 July 12
Draft of 2 letters patent, empowering Richard, earl
of Salisbury, warden of the east and west marches,
to issue safeconducts and to take ships, boats and
victuals for the supply of Berwick [as Rot. Scot.,
ii, 291, to the earls of Huntingdon and
Northumberland]. Westminster, 6 [amended to 7]
July, 1435. [Amended on 12 July at Westminster in
favour of Huntingdon and Northumberland, with a
note that they should have similar powers and all
necessary letters.) [E 28/55].
1018 December 10
Petition to the king from Thomas Bernewell, alder-
man of London, for a safeconduct for merchants of
Aberdeen for 6 months. French. (Endorsed) On
[above date] at Westminster the council granted
this for 4 months. (Signed) The duke of Gloucester,
the archbishop of York, the bishop of Bath, and the
earls of Huntingdon, Suffolk and Northumberland.
[E 28/56] [See Rot. Scot., ii, 293; vol. iv, no. 1088].
1019 December 18
Petition to the king for safeconducts for a year for
George, earl of Dunbar, Patrick of Dunbar, his son,
and their servants [as Rot. Scot., ii, 293-4].
council granted this. Letters were made the same
day to begin on 25 Jan. (Signed) The duke of
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1435
1019 December 18 Contd.
Gloucester, Cardinal Beaufort, the archbishops of
Canterbury and York, the bishop of Bath, the earl
of Northumberland, and lord Hungerford. [E 28/56].
1436
1020 March 8
Draft letter from King Henry [Vl] to King James [l],
requesting safeconduct for Richard Leyot and
Lowys John, his commissioners. English. [E 28/56]
As Foedera (O), x, 635; (H), V. p. i, 27].
1021 March 9
Memorandum of a grant of letters patent [as Cal.
Pat. R. 1429-36, 516] to the earl of Salisbury, in
consideration of his service and the money due him
for keeping the west march. [E 28/56].
1022 May 5
Petition to the king from Richard, earl of Salisbury,
for permission to deliver the earls of Menteith and
Sutherland, and all other Scottish hostages for
[james l] in his custody, to the constable of
Killingworth by indenture. Asks privy seal letters
to this effect. English. (Endorsed) On [above date]
at Westminster the council granted this. [Signed as
no. 1019 above, less the archbishops and
Hungerford, ... adding the earl of Suffolk.] [E 28/57].
1023 May 11
Draft warrant from King [Henry Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment or assignment of 400 marks to the
earls of Huntingdon and Northumberland, wardens of
the east and west marches and captains of Carlisle
and Berwick, in part payment of wages for them-
selves and their retinues. French. (Endorsed) On
[above date] the council granted this. [Signed as
no. 1018 above, less Northumberland, adding lord
Hungerford.] [E 28/57] [There is a cancelled draft
warrant for payment to men in France on the same
membrane].
1024 May 12
Proposal to the council that the earls of Huntingdon
and Northumberland be paid from the next York
tenth for keeping the east and west marches and
Berwick, at peace-time rates from 20 July 1435 until
1 May 1436 and from then until 25 June next at war-
time rates according to the rates in their indentures,
provided that they are paid 400 marks at once.
(Endorsed) On [above date] the council agreed.
(Signed) The duke of Gloucester, the archbishop of
1436
1024 May 12 Contd.
York, the bishop of Bath, the earl of Suffolk and
lord Hungerford. [E 28/57].
1025 May 21
Petition to the king and council from Thomas
Bernewell, alderman of London, for licence for a
year for 2 ships to go to Scotland and return with
salmon and other victuals. English. (Endorsed) On
[above date] the council granted this for his ships
la Marie and le Holigost. (Signed) The archbishop of
York, the bishop of Bath, the earls of Suffolk and
Stafford, and lord Tiptoft. [E 28/57].
1026 August 10
Draft commission to Sir William Euer to be captain
of Berwick [as Rot. Scot., ii, 295]. Westminster.
By the council. (Endorsed) On 22 Nov. 1436 in the
Star Chamber at Westminster, the council agreed
that letters patent should be made in the form of
this draft; present the archbishop of York, the
chancellor, treasurer and keeper of the privy seal.
[E 28/58].
1027 [1436], August 29
[Mutilated draft warrant to exchequer to pay for war
materials and carriage, as in vol. iv, no. 1096(vi).]
[E 28/57].
1028 October 15
Memorandum that on this date in the Star Chamber
at Westminster the council granted that the chancel-
lor should make a commission of oyer et terminer to
Sir Robert Humfreville [etc., as Rot. Scot., ii, 296],
to hear those pleas accustomed to be heard in the
court of the warden of the east march until the king
appoints a warden; present the duke of Gloucester,
the archbishop of York, the bishop of Norwich, the
earls of Warwick, Stafford and Northumberland, lords
Scrope, Hungerford and Tiptoft, the chancellor,
treasurer and keeper of the privy seal. [A warrant
of the same date, ordering the chancellor to make
this commission, is annexed.] Both French.
[E 28/58].
1029 October 18
Petition to the king for a warrant to exchequer
ordering an account to be made with John [Kemp],
archbishop of York, for journeys he made to France
as bishop of London in a.r. 1 and 3, and to the
Scottish march in a.r. 2 for the deliverance of
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295
1436
1029 October 18 Contd.
[James I]. (Endorsed) A letter was made on [above
date]. French. [E 28/58].
1030 November 14
Petition to the king from Thomas Elwyk, late mayor
of Berwick, for repayment of 10 marks expenses
incurred when, by order of the archbishop of York,
the bishops of Durham and Carlisle and the earl of
Northumberland, he rode to Berwick to persuade the
garrison not to desert because they had not been
paid. English. (Endorsed) On [above date] in the
Star Chamber at Westminster the council granted
this; present the duke of Gloucester, the archbishop
of York, the bishop of Norwich, the earls of
Huntingdon and Warwick, lords Scrope, Hungerford
and Tiptoft, the chancellor, treasurer and keeper of
the privy seal. [E 28/58] [Mutilated. See Cumberland
and Westmorland Society, Transactions (1956),
123-4].
1031 November 22
Draft indenture whereby Marmaduke Lumley, bishop
of Carlisle, is retained as keeper of Carlisle and
the west march for 7 years from 12 Dec. next,
receiving £1050 yearly, payable by the half year.
[Provisions if Carlisle is assaulted or besieged, or
if peace is made, etc., as in no. 1010 above.]
Westminster. French. (Endorsed) On 13 Nov. 1436
in the Star Chamber at Westminster the council
agreed; present [as no. 1030 above]. [E 28/58] [See
Cumberland and Westmorland Society, Transactions
(1956), 125].
1032 November 23
Draft letter patent of King Henry [Vl], providing for
the payment of the bishop of Carlisle as warden of
the west march. [As Rot. Scot., ii, 296-7].
(Endorsed) On [above date] in the Star Chamber at
Westminster it was granted that a warrant should be
made to the chancellor for the issue of letters patent
in the form of this draft; present the archbishop of
York, the chancellor, treasurer and keeper of the
privy seal. [E 28/58].
1033 November 24
Draft letter patent for the bishop of Carlisle and
others, as commissioners of the west march.
[E 28/58] [As Rot. Scot., ii, 297-8J.
1438
1034 February 23
(i) Draft safeconduct for David Rokby and other
Scots, with a petition that this be granted,
(ii) Memorandum on this safeconduct. (Endorsed)
On [above date] the king granted this in his chamber
at Windsor castle; present the chancellor and the
earl of Suffolk. [E 28/59] [For the ensuing warrant,
see vol. iv, no. 1106].
1035 February 23
Draft safeconduct for the ship Nicholas of
Aberdeen, with a petition that it be granted.
(Endorsed) On [above date] in his secret chamber
at Windsor castle, the king granted this; present
[as no. 1034 above]. [E 28/59] [For the ensuing
warrant, see vol. iv, no. 1107].
1036 March 28
Petition to the king that a safeconduct be made,
as in an attached draft, for George de Faulawe,
merchant of Scotland, to go to Holland or Zeeland
with William de Carybbrys and a shipload of salt
and other goods, to return to Scotland, and to trade
with England with Adam de Brounhyll and John de
Faulawe, Scots, in 2 ships [etc., as vol. iv, no.
1110]. (Note) This is the Scot who ought to go to
Flanders, Holland or Zeeland to announce the
truce to Scottish merchants there. (Endorsed in
English) Memorandum that on [above date] in
Cardinal [Beaufort's] secret chamber in the priory
of St Mary Overey, the council granted a safecon-
duct [as vol. iv, no. 1110, where the missing name
is that of Adam de Brounhyll]; present the cardinal,
the earl of Northumberland, lord Hungerford, the
chancellor, treasurer and keeper of the privy seal.
[E 28/59].
1439
1037 February 10
Privy seal warrant [French; as vol iv, no. 1122],
enclosing a draft letter patent empowering William
Lyndewode, keeper of the privy seal, and others, to
enquire into the seizure of Scottish goods [etc., as
Rot. Scot., ii, 312]. [E 28/59].
1038 March 14
[Draft of vol. iv, no. 1127.1 French. (Endorsed in
English) On [above date] at Westminster the king
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1439
1038 March 14 Contd.
granted this by advice of the council; present the
archbishop of York, the chancellor, the bishop of
St Davids, the keeper of the privy seal, the earl of
Northumberland, lords Cromwell and Tiptoft and
the wardrober. (Signed) Adam Moleyns. [E 28/59].
1039 May 15
Draft safeconduct for lord Gordon [as Rot. Scot.,
ii, 313]. (Endorsed in English) On [above date]
the king granted this by advice of his council;
present the archbishop of York, the bishop of Bath,
chancellor, lord Cromwell, the keeper of the privy
seal and the wardrober. (Signed) Adam Moleyns.
[E 28/60] [For warrant, see vol. iv, no. 1129].
1040 May 26
Petition to the king from Richard Bye for safecon-
duct for a year for the Nicholas of Aberdeen, of
60 tons, [etc., as vol. iv, no. 1130]. (Endorsed)
On [above date] at Kennington the king granted
this; present the chancellor, the treasurer, the
bishop of Salisbury, and others. (Signed) Adam
Moleyns. English. [E 28/60].
1041 August 18
Petition to the king for a warrant to exchequer,
ordering that an account be made with John
Passelewe, grocer of London, administrator of the
goods of John Skypton, who was clerk and surveyor
of the works at Berwick, Roxburgh and Carlisle from
16 Feb. 1427 until his death on 12 Feb. 1434. [Asks
that this account make allowance for Skypton's
expenses on munitions, materials, transport and
wages, including costs of £11 8s 8d incurred by him
for the receipt of 1000 marks from the king of Scots,
which he then paid to the soldiers at Berwick, and
that Passelewe have payment or assignment of
what Skypton is due.] French. (Endorsed) The king
granted this at Windsor on [above date]; present the
bishop of Salisbury and lord Cromwell. (Signed)
Adam [Moleyns]. [E 28/62].
1042 August
Draft writ from King [Henry Vl] to Sir Ralph Gray,
constable of Roxburgh castle. Orders him to come at
Michaelmas next with all the letters and evidences
belonging to Mr Adrian Phisicien who lately came
from Scotland, and to provide for the safety of the
castle during his absence. English. (Endorsed) At
Windsor on ... Aug. 1439 the king ordered letters
of this tenor to be made under the privy seal; present
1439
1042 August Contd.
the earl of Suffolk and H. Benet. (Signed) Adam
Moleyns. [E 28/62] [Damaged].
1043 December 12
Petition to the king for a safeconduct for Scottish
merchants with 6 servants [as vol. iv, no. 1136].
(Endorsed) The king granted this at Westminster on
[above date]. (Signed) Adam Moleyns. [E 28/63].
1044 December 18
Petition to the king from Richard, earl of Salisbury.
Asks that he be granted the keeping of the town and
castle of Carlisle and the west march for 10 years
from whenever the bishop of Carlisle leaves it,
whether at the end of his term or before, receiving
£1000 yearly with the same arrangements for pay-
ment as the bishop has. He undertakes to repair
the dungeon of Carlisle castle within 4 years of
taking up the office, provided that he has £50 for
each of these years from the issues of Cumberland,
pointing out that part of the dungeon has collapsed
and that if the rest falls, as seems likely, it will
cost £1000 or more to repair. English. (Endorsed)
On [above date] at Westminster this was granted as
asked, as the bishop of Carlisle has it, less
£66 13s 4d each year; present the earl of Salisbury
who presented [the bill], Ralph Butler and Edmund
Hungerford, knights, and Mr John Somerset. (Signed)
Adam Moleyns. [E 28/63/42] [See Cumberland and
Westmorland Society, Transactions (1956), 126-7].
1441
1045 January 24
Petition to the king for a safeconduct for John de
Fyf and others [as Rot. Scot., ii, 317-18, dated
10 Feb. 1441]. (Endorsed) On [above date] at
Sheen the king granted this for 3 years, provided
the ship is named; present the chancellor and
treasurer. (Signed) Adam Moleyns. [E 28/66].
1046 February 13
Petition to the king from Philip Pyle of Scotland
for a safeconduct, as in an annexed draft, permit-
ting himself and 2 servants to bring merchandise
overland from Scotland and trade in England, for 4
years. (Signed) R.H. (Endorsed) At Westminster on
[above date] the king granted this for 2 years.
(Signed) Adam Moleyns. [E 28/66] [See vol. iv,
nos. 1161, 1190].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1441
1047 February 14
Petition to the king for a warrant to exchequer,
ordering that an account be made with Alexander
Lermouth, clerk of works at Roxburgh, Berwick and
Carlisle, for his receipts and expenses in fortifying
these castles and the town of Berwick against the
king of Scots, recently beginning his war at
Roxburgh. Asks that Alexander may have due allow-
ance for his own wages and those of workmen, that
he be discharged of all materials used in these
works, and that he be paid what is due, considering
that he has incurred great expense in bringing work-
men from England because of the war. French.
(Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster the king
granted this by advice of the chancellor and trea-
surer. (Signed) Adam Moleyns. [E 28/66/63].
1048 November 4
Petition to the king for a safeconduct for 2 years
for the bishop of Orkney [etc., as vol. iv, no. 1150].
English. (Endorsed) At Westminster on [above date]
the king granted this for a year. (Signed) Adam
Moleyns. [E 28/69/33].
1049 November 7
Petition to the king from the mayor and citizens of
Carlisle for a privy seal letter ordering the justice
of the forests beyond Trent, or his lieutenant in
Inglewood forest, to deliver 40 oaks for the repair
of the Carlisle bridges, which are so defective that
no carriage may come to the city without peril.
English. (Endorsed) On [above date] at Westminster
the king granted this by advice of the council;
present Cardinal Kemp, the chancellor, treasurer and
keeper of the privy seal, and 'me'. (Signed) Adam
Moleyns. [E 28/69].
1443
1050 [1434-43]
Petition to the bishop of Bath, chancellor, from
Thomas Bernewell and Thomas Weston, English mer-
chants. It was agreed in the Anglo-Scottish truce
that all English merchants might buy salmon and
other merchandise in Scotland, and might safely send
these in Scottish ships to the English ports assigned
by them, while Scottish merchants might do likewise
in England. The petitioners bought salmon and other
goods from divers Scottish merchants, and loaded
these at Aberdeen in a ship called le Nicholas of
Aberdeen, of which John Michelson and Robert
Harreson were masters. When the ship was bound for
1443
1050 [1434 - 43] Contd.
London, the port assigned by the petitioners, it was
driven by tempest into a Scottish port called la Frith
[the Forth ?], and lay there until captured by William
Creppynn, George Topclyffe, Richard Wryght, John
Danyell, Richard Danyell, John Roberdesson,
Thomas Wardale, Robert Johnson and Richard
Coupere, Englishmen, who took it to Shields, where
they divided the goods and salmon between them,
and still keep the Scottish mariners imprisoned.
The petitioners ask that William and the others be
summoned to chancery to answer for this. [They
have arrested certain sums due to William, etc., in
the city of London, until the goods are restored and
the prisoners released.] French. (Endorsed) Pledges
to prosecute [named] and to satisfy part of their
expenses, etc. [C 1/12/144].
1051 [1434-43]
Similar petition from [the same] to [the same]. [The
petitioners are prepared to prove by their marks, by
cocket letters, or by the reliable testimony of other
merchants, that they are owners of 22 barrels and
5 lasts of salmon taken in the Nicholas on 10 Apr.
1434 by the persons named above, adding the name
of John Lambert.] French. [C 1/10/240].
1444
1052 February 13
Council memorandum that on this date in the Star
Chamber the king ordered that [vol. iv, no. 1163] be
made to the chancellor. (Signed) T. Kent. [E 28/72].
1053 February 15
Two draft privy seal warrants [in terms similar to
vol. iv, no. 1164]. (Endorsed) At Westminster on
[above date], present the archbishops of York and
Canterbury, the treasurer, lord Cromwell and others,
the king ordered the keeper of the privy seal to make
these warrants. (Signed) Kent. [E 28/72] [See Rot.
Scot., ii, 3031.
1054 March 3
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment of £10 reward to Henry Conyngham
of Scotland for service he has done the king.
French. (Endorsed) At Westminster on [above date]
the king ordered this with advice of the council;
present the chancellor, treasurer and Robert
RoUeston. (Signed) Kent. [E 28/72/85] [E 404/60/
298
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1444
1054 March 3 Contd.
133 is the original. See Proceedings of the Privy
Council, vi, 29].
1445
1055 January 3
Petition to the king from Elizabeth, widow of Sir
Ralph Grey, and William, abbot of Alnwick, John
Cartyngton and John of Wark, his executors. Ralph
was granted the offices of chamberlain and custumer
of Berwick with their profits by letters patent of
16 Feb. 1437 and 20 June 1440; on 19 Mar. 1442 he
was granted these offices for life. They ask that,
in their account at exchequer for Ralph's tenure of
these offices from 27 Jan. 1437 until 19 Mar. 1442,
they may have the same allowance for the fees of
these offices as was made to Sir Robert Umfrevyle,
the previous holder of them. English. (Endorsed in
French) Given at Westminster on [above date].
(Signed) R.H. [E 28/74] [See vol. iv, no. 1153].
1447
1056 [1447], July 12
Petition to [John Stafford], archbishop of Canterbury,
chancellor, from John Battson of Scotland. Asks
remembrance of his previous petition against John
Nevell and his servants, who robbed him of goods
and merchandise contrary to a safeconduct given him
by Nevell in the name of the warden of the east
march. English. (Endorsed) Letters were made at
Westminster by the king's command on [above date].
[E 28/77] [Damaged].
1448
1057 May 7
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer.
William Nevyll,lord Fauconberg, was retained as
keeper of Roxburgh castle for 16 years by indenture
dated 14 Sept. 1444, taking £1000 yearly in time of
peace and £2000 in wartime. Orders that payment or
assignment of what is due be made to him from time
to time, according to the form of his indenture.
French. [E 28/77/51] [Faded and mutilated].
1449
1058 February 3
Draft privy seal writ from King [Henry VI j to the
bishop of Durham and 11 others, excusing them
attendance at parliament for the defence of the
marches. Westminster. By the king. English.
1449
1058 February 3 Contd.
(Endorsed) By command of the king with advice of
the council. (Signed) T. Kent. LE 28/78] [Printed
from a transcript in Proceedings of the Privy
Council, vi, 65-6] .
1059 April 3
Draft letter from King [Henry Vl] to Ralph Percy and
Robert Ogle, knights, and William Barteram, John
Ogle and John Helton, esquires. He has been
informed of the great labour they lately had ... in
defending the counties and marches towards
Scotland, and in resisting ... the Scots, who study
all ways to do what they can for the 'noysance' of
his country and subjects ... Thanks them, and asks
them to continue as they have begun, informing
them ... that the purveyance and safeguard of the
march has been discussed by parliament ... and
shall be at their reassembly at Easter, when he
expects a good conclusion. Westminster. By the
king. English. [E 28/78/103] [Faded. There follows
a draft letter to the lieutenant and soldiers of
Calais, promising wages and provisions after the
reassembly of parliament].
1060 [1449], April 3
Privy seal writ from King [Henry Vl] to lord
Poynings, warden of the east march. Thanks him for
his good service, and informs him that he has been
assigned £900 for defence of the march and £100 for
repairs from the half-fifteenth payable next
Martinmas, to be spent only on future expenses.
Orders him to support the warden of the west march,
as he has been ordered to do to Poynings.
Westminster. By the king. English. [E 28/78].
1061 July 10
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
for payment to Mr John Methven and others [as vol.
iv, no. 1214(iv)]. Winchester. English. [E 28/78].
1062 August 4
Draft writ from King Henry [Vl] to John Lemyngton,
keeper of the royal mint. The cocket seal for the
customs of Berwick has been withdrawn, to the
king's loss. Orders him to engrave a new seal in 2
halves, with a difference from the first seal, and to
deliver it to the controller of these customs as
quickly as possible. Allowance will be made in his
account. Westminster. English. [E 28/78].
PART Ih ADDITIONS
1449
1063 September 17
Draft letter from King Henry [Vl] to King James [ill.
Thomas Boton of Hastings and Thomas Shepherd of
Winchelsea were fishing off Yarmouth with 16 men in
a ship with a small boat [?] (farescot) of Hastings on
3 Oct. 1448, when they were seized by an armed car-
vel of which Andrew Powety of Leith was master and
Saundre Warlaas of Edinburgh was captain, and were
taken to Aberdeen. They are held to ransom for 90
marks. Asks that they be released and recompensed.
Sheen. [E 28/79).
1064 October 15
Draft of 2 warrants from King Henry [VI] to
exchequer, ordering payment of £100 expenses to
Adam, bishop of Chichester, keeper of the privy
seal, and of £40 to Mr Richard Andrewe, king's secre-
tary, who are being sent on an embassy to the
Scottish march. Westminster. English. (Endorsed)
By the king's command by advice of the council;
present Cardinal [Kemp], the chancellor, the bishops
of Carlisle and Rochester, the treasurer, the abbot
of Gloucester, [John] Fray, etc. (Signed) Langport.
[E 28/79] [See vol. iv, no. 1223].
1065 October 15
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment to 'Snowdon' herald [as vol. iv,
no. 1223]. Westminster. English. [Endorsed and
signed as no. 1064 above, less the abbot and Fray,
and adding the keeper of the privy seal.] [E 28/79]
[E 404/66/54 is the original].
1066 October 17
(i) Petition to the king from Henry, son of the late
Sir Robert Roos, Anne, Robert's widow, and Nicholas
Huser, his executors, for a warrant in the form of the
draft which follows, (ii) Draft warrant to exchequer.
Robert and Henry were granted the offices of cham-
berlain and custumer of Berwick for life. Orders that,
in their account for these offices from 15 June 1447
until 30 Dec. 1448, Henry and the executors should
have due allowance for the fees and wages of these
offices, and be discharged of all issues from the
king's fishings in the Tweed. English. (Endorsed)
By command of the king by advice of the council, in
Westminster palace on [above date]; present
[Cardinal Kemp and others). (Signed) Langport.
[E 28/791.
1067 October 27
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vll to exchequer.
1449
1067 October 27 Contd.
ordering payment of 10 marks expenses to 'Guienne'
herald, who has been commanded to take letters to
the north and to attend on the ambassadors who are
being sent to the Scottish march. Westminster.
English. (Endorsed) By the king's command by
assent of the council; present [Cardinal Kemp and
7 others, including lords Cromwell and Stourton].
(Signed) Langport. [E 28/79] [E 404/66/64 is the
original].
1068 December 1
(i) Petition to the king from Sir John Conyers,
sheriff of Yorkshire, asking that, in consideration of
the costs sustained by him during the tenure of his
'shereffewyk', at divers times in Scotland, and in
attending at divers times on the wardens of the east
and west marches for their safeguard against the
Scots, he should have a letter in the form which
follows, (ii) Draft warrant to exchequer, pardoning
Conyers £180 in his account from 29 Sept. 1448 to
29 Sept. 1449, as was granted to previous sheriffs,
and remitting another £100 for the costs, exceeding
£200, which he incurred in Scotland and in attending
on the wardens. English. (Endorsed) At Black Friars,
London on [above date] the council granted this, but
only 100 marks for his Scottish costs; present
[Cardinal Kemp and others]. (Signed) Kent. [E 28/79].
1450
1069 March 12
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment of £100 expenses to Viscount
Beaumont, lately commanded to go on embassy to
the Scottish marches to discuss truces with Scottish
ambassadors. English. (Endorsed) By command of
the king in the council chamber, at the time of the
parliament at Westminster, on [above date]. (Signed)
T. Kent. !E 28/80).
1070 [1450 '), April 3
Draft privy seal writ from King [Henry Vll to Lords
Clifford, Scrope of Bolton, Fitzhugh and Dacre, and
Sir Thomas Percy. Thanks them for their good ser-
vice on the marches. Asks them to continue this
and to go to such places as they have there to
defend them against the Scots. The earl of
Salisbury, warden of the west march, has been
ordered to discuss this with them. Westminster.
By the king. English. [E 28/80).
PART II: ADDITIONS
1450
1071 June 6
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer.
William Nevill, lord Fauconberg, was retained as
keeper of Roxburgh castle for 16 years [by indenture,
as no. 1057 above]. He is due £3500 of these wages,
has used the greater part of his revenues, has sold
and engaged his plate and jewels, and cannot
victual or content the garrison. Orders cash pay-
ment to him of £100 for victuals and of £300 to con-
tent the soldiers of Roxburgh, considering the losses
he suffered when taken prisoner in Normandy while
on embassy, his continuing imprisonment, and the
danger to the castle. Leicester. English. (Endorsed)
By command of the king by advice of his council.
(Signed) Langport. [E 28/80/64] lE 28/80/63 is a
draft warrant of the same date, ordering that he be
paid or assigned the remaining £3100 due to him.
E 404/66/178-9 are the originals].
1072 August 25
Warrant to the keeper of the great wardrobe to
deliver cloth to Gerard Boot, confessor of the queen
of Scots. [E 28/80] [Printed from a transcript in
Proceedings of the Privy Council, vi, lOO-l].
1451
1073 May 13
Petition for the grant of a safeconduct to Scottish
merchants [as vol. iv, no. 1234]. English. (Endorsed)
By the king's command by advice of his council at
Westminster on [above date]; present the chancellor,
the bishop of Bangor, lord Cromwell, the treasurer,
etc. (Signed) Langport. IE 28/81].
1074 May 6 and July 5
(i) 6 May. Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to
exchequer, ordering payment of 100s to 'Clarence'
herald. Westminster. English. [E 28/81/8]. (ii) 5
July. Similar draft for 'Snowdon' herald. [E 28/81/
37]. (Both endorsed) By command of the king by
advice of his council. (Both signed) Langport.
[Details as in vol. iv, no. 1236; both printed from a
transcript in Proceedings of the Privy Council, vi,
104-5, 109. E 404/67/143 and 197 are the originals I.
1075 July 15
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment of £100 expenses to Henry Percy,
lord Poynings, warden of the east march, who,
according to an appointment made at Newcastle
between English and Scots rommissinners must be
1451
1075 July 15 Contd.
at Haldenstange on 26 July for a march-day, to
redress attempts committed by either side [against
the truce]. Westminster. English. [Endorsed and
signed as no. 1074 above]. [E 28/81] [E 404/67/204
IS the original].
1076 July 22
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer,
ordering payment of £40 each to Mr Richard Andrew
and Sir William Lucy [etc., as vol. iv, no. 1236].
Westminster. English. [Endorsed and signed as
above.] [E 28/81].
1077 July 27
Draft warrant from King Henry [Vl] to exchequer.
Recently, when Roxburgh castle was in great
danger because of disrepair and non-payment of the
garrison, who would have departed, John [Kemp],
cardinal archbishop of York, chancellor, made a loan
of £100 which was delivered to William Lumlay,
esquire, and Robert Ingleton, attorneys of Lord
Fauconberg, captain of the castle. Orders repayment
or assignment of this sum. Westminster. English.
[Endorsed and signed as no. 1074 above.] [E 28/81]
(E 404/67/217 is the original warrant].
1452
1078 January 25
Draft letter from King Henry [Vl] to King James [ll],
sending him a safeconduct he requested. Westminster.
[Endorsed as no. 1074 above.] (Signed) T. Kent.
[E 28/82] [Printed from a transcript in Foedera (0),
xi, 306; (H), V. p. ii, 39].
1079 May 4
Draft of 2 letters from King [Henry Vl]. (i) To Lord
Poynings, warden of the east march, Sir Robert Ogle,
bailiff and lieutenant of Tynedale, John Heron of
Ford, lieutenant of Redesdale, and Ralph Grey,
lieutenant of Roxburgh, ordering enforcement of the
truce, despite provocation by followers of the earl
of Douglas, (ii) To Lord Poynings, thanking him for
sending word of this situation. Westminster. By the
king. English. IE 28/82] [Printed from a transcript
in Proceedings of the Privy Council, vi, 125-7] .
1080 [1451-2 ']
Petition to [John Kemp], cardinal archbishop of York,
chancellor, from Patrick Makilwion, John Marsell,
Gilbert Frussel and Thomas Makonyll, merchants of
ADDITIONS
301
1452
1080 [1451 - 2 ?] Contd.
Whithorn at 'Seynt Ronyan' in Scotland. In June last
they freighted the ship Michell of la Rochelle with
42 tuns salt, value £48, 12 tuns wine of la Rochelle,
value £40, 10 dozens linen cloth of Brittany, value
33s 4d, 5 dozen 'cardez', value 40s, 5 'tikes fethor-
beddez', value 33s [and other small things, value
£7 6s 8d], to be carried to the port of Whithorn, alias
Wigtown. The Michell was captured off the Welsh
coast by a balinger arrayed for war, belonging to Sir
Thomas Perot and Thomas Perot, squire, his son, and
was taken to the haven of Milford, where the goods
were landed. Sir Thomas, who was then steward of
Pembrokeshire and keeper of Pembroke castle,
imprisoned the petitioners there for 24 weeks, despite
their requests for deliverance. When the ship was
taken, and long before, there was truce between
England and Scotland. They ask that the Perots be
summoned to chancery to answer the suppliants for
the loss of their goods and the damages they sus-
tained by reason of their imprisonment. English.
[C 1/19/363A] lln answer to this bill. Sir Thomas
Perot protested that he was not at the taking of the
ship, nor consenting thereto, and that the plaintiffs
were never imprisoned in the castle by himself or any
other, as he was prepared to prove.] [C 1/19/363B1
[Damaged by damp].
1453
1081 July 25
Draft writ from King [Henry Vl] to Lord Fauconberg.
Asks him to certify the chancellor of an agreement
that he should be paid two-thirds of the Newcastle
customs for keeping Roxburgh castle. Westminster.
By the king. English. [Endorsed and signed as
no. 1074 above.] (E 28/83] [Printed from a transcript
in Proct^edings ot the Privy Council, vi, 146-71.
1082 May 18
Draft privy seal letter from King Henry [Vll to King
James [ll], concerning violations of the truce.
Westminster. (E 28/84] [in Foedera (O), xi, 349,
(H), V. p. li, 56|.
1083 July 3
[Documents relating to the seizure of the ship
hi Marie ol St Andrews by William Kydde and other
pirates of the west country.! (i) Commission [copy]
to Sir William Bourghchier de Fitz Warin, Thomas
Gylle and 5 others, ordering them to restore the
1454
1083 July 3 Contd.
Marie to William Kanete, knight of Scotland. [As
Cal. Pat. R. 1452-61, 178.] Westminster, on [above
date]. [C 1/24/4]. (ii) 10 Aug., 1454. Return to the
above by James Chudley, Nicholas Radford and
Thomas Gille. On [this date] they found by inquisi-
tion that the Marie was at Exmouth, and they there-
upon restored the ship and cargo to Kanete. They
were unable to discover who took the ship with
William Kede, and certify that Kede was not then to
be found in co. Devon. Exeter. [C 1/24/3]. (iii)
(5 Jan - 7 Mar., 1455.] Petition to the earl of
Salisbury, chancellor, from William Meyhewe, citizen
and fishmonger of London. The bishop of St Andrews
has arrested the ship John of Calais, in which the
suppliant has certain goods, because the Marie has
not been restored. However, one calling himself
William Kanete, knight, obtained a commission and
was in the west country, where he recovered the
ship and part of the merchandise, selling the ship to
Thomas Gylle. The bishop denies that Kanete is
his brother or the owner of the ship, and informed
Meyhewe of this. Meyhewe obtained a commission to
arrest the Marie at Sandwich [see Cal. Pat. R. 1452-
61, 224], but the crew forcefully resisted arrest and
took the ship out of the port. Asks that the master of
the ship be ordered to return to Sandwich, and that he
and Gylle be summoned before the council. English.
[C 1/24/261] [Faded. Endorsed with names of
pledges to prosecute), (iv) [No date.] Reply by
Thomas Gille to a bill brought against him by
Mayewe, charging that the Marie was delivered to
Kanete by colour of an untrue suit. Gille protests
ignorance of such a suit, but refers to his commission
[(i) above, annexed!, by virtue of which the ship was
restored to Kanete. English. [C 1/24/5A]. (v) [No
date.! Mayhewe replies that Gille knew the ship to
belong to the bishop and not to Kanete, and that
Gille had agreed with Kanete to deliver the ship to
him and then buy it back at his own price. Asks that
Gille be compelled to restore the ship to the bishop,
who still holds Mayhewe 's goods. English.
IC 1/24/5B! [For summaries and comment, see
C.L. Kingsford, Prejudice and Promise in 15th-
Century England, 89-90, 179-80; the last 3 documents
are printed ibid., 180-2. See also vol. iv, no. 13031.
1084 June 8
Fi.il for a safeconduct for the bishop of Brechin and
others. (Signed) R.H. (Endorsed) On [above date! in
PART II: ADDITIONS
1455
1084 June 8 Contd.
the bishop of London's palace in London, the king
by advice of his council ordered the keeper of the
privy seal to issue a warrant. (Signed) T. Kent.
[E 28/86] [For a warrant in the same terms, but
dated 3 June, see vol. iv, no. 1271].
1085 July 1
Draft privy seal writ from King [Henry VI] to [blank].
Orders him to go with as many men as possible to
resist the king of Scots, who is besieging Berwick.
Westminster. By the king. English. [E 28/86]
[Heavily amended].
July 9
Draft letter from King [Henry VI] to the bishop of
Durham, the earl of Westmorland, and lords Fitzhugh
and [Scrope]. [Thanks them for letters of 3 July
reporting the withdrawal of the Scots from Berwick.]
Westminster. By the king. English. [E 28/86]
[Printed from a transcript in Proceedings of the Privy
Council, VI, 247-8].
1087 July 9
(i) Draft letter from King Henry [Vl] to the earl of
Northumberland, thanking him for his efforts in
defending the town and castle of Berwick from the
Scots, who have now raised the siege, (ii) Similar
letter [later in the file] to Sir John Heron and Robert
Manners. Westminster. English. [E 28/86] [Printed
from transcripts in Proceedings ol the Privy Council,
vi, 248-50].
1459
1088 May 8
Petition to the king from Robert Wark, mayor, and the
burgesses of Berwick for a grant [as in Cal. Pat. R.
1452-61, 498], to repair the walls. English. (Endorsed)
Given at Westminster on [above date]. (Signed) The
archbishop of York, the bishops of Winchester and
Durham, the dean of St Severin, the prior of St Johns,
lord Dudley, Sir John Wenlok and John Say. [E 28/88].
1089 1458-9
(i) Petition for a warrant in the form of the draft
which follows, (ii) Draft warrant to exchequer. By
letters of 13 Oct. ... John Guy was granted the
offices of clerk of works at Berwick, Roxburgh and
the marches of the same, and of controller of customs
at Berwick, to be occupied by him on the death of
John Lematon. [Orders that an account be made with
Guy for all receipts made by him during his tenure of
1459
1089 1458 - 9 Contd.
these offices, and for provisions, stone, timber and
other materials, transport costs, and wages of crafts-
men and labourers.] English. [E 28/88/63]
[Mutilated].
1463
1090 [1463, August 2]
Letter from j[anel S[tonor] to [Thomas Stonor, her
husband]. [Arrival of a privy seal letter.] On [27
July] she was told that the following day the king
would go north, and that he means to go to Scotland.
[The Scots] have besieged the castle [Alnwick]
lately relieved, and the king has word there are more
than 5000 of them. Stonor. English. [SC 1/46/73]
[in C.L. Kingsford, Stonor Letters and Papers,
Camden Third Series, vol. xxix, no. 70].
1468
1091 [1468], June 28
Letter from the lords spiritual [and temporal of
Ireland] to [King Edward IV]. [The Fitzgeralds of
Munster have ravaged Meath and Kildare.] James
Savage, called seneschal of Ulster, being at war
with Conn Oneell, a captain of the north, assembled
the king's subjects of co. Lecale in Ulster with
divers others, Scots as well as the king's Irish
enemies, and entered Conn's country. By a ruse
Conn had 500 men of Lecale killed. [Request for aid
for the deputy lieutenant, John earl of Worcester.]
English. [SC 1/58/50] [in I.D. Thornley, England
under the Yorkists, 256-9].
1470
1092 [1470, before July 17]
(i) Petition to the king that a commission be made
to Henry Percy, son of Henry late earl of
Northumberland, for keeping the east and middle
marches, in the form of the draft which follows,
(ii) Draft commission for Percy [as Rot. Scot., ii,
422]. [E 28/90] [Mutilated].
1093 July 20
Draft letter patent making assignment to Henry Percy
the son for the keeping of the east and middle mar-
ches. (Signed) R.E. (Endorsed) Given at Westminster
on [above date]. [E 28/90] [As Rot. Scot., li, 423,
dated 21 July. For indenture between the king and
Percy, see vol. iv, no. 1387].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1470
1094 July 21
Draft signet letter from King Edward [iv] to the
officers and tenants of [22 named lordships and
manors in cos. Lines, York, Northumberland, Rutland,
Bucks, Northants, Wilts and Herts] . Orders them to
pay [specified yearly sums] to Henry Percy in part
payment of 2000 marks assigned him for the keeping
of the east and middle marches. Windsor castle.
English. (Signed) R.E.; Marpisfeld. [E 28/90] [There
is a similar, undated letter earlier in the file to the
officers of 3 of these manors in co. Rutland] .
1472
1095 February 4
Draft commission to William, bishop of Ely and
others to treat with Scots commissioners concerning
breaches of txuce, [as Rot. Scot., ii, 430-1].
(Endorsed) On [above date] the king with advice of
the council ordered a privy seal warrant to the chan-
cellor to issue this commission; present the arch-
bishops of York and Canterbury, the bishops of Bath,
Rochester and Durham, the dukes of Clarence and
Gloucester, the earls of Essex, Arundel, Shrewsbury
and Wiltshire, lords Stanley, Mountjoy and Dacre, and
John Fagge, John Wynyfells and William Parr,
knights, etc. (Signed) Langport. [E 28/54]
[Damaged].
1476
1096 April 15
[Safeconduct by Christian, king of Denmark, for John
Peters, canon of the cathedral of Roeskilde and 2
others, his ambassadors, on their journey to Scotland,
England and other countries.) Copenliagen castle.
[E 30/1096(i)] [Paper copy].
1481
1097 January 26
Letter from Richard Cely, junior, to George Cely.
[Family news; their trading; the king's commands
concerning the ordinance of the Tower of London;
request to buy armour.] 'Ther come inbassyture howt
of Skoteland.' The king would not let them come
nearer, but sent their answer to Newcastle. The
chamberlain will shortly come to Calais. I Advice
concerning transport of horses and armour.] London.
English. [SC 1/53/67] [in Cely Papers, no. 50,
dated 23 Jan. I.
1481
1098 May 13
Letter from William Cely to George Cely. [Business
transactions.] On 12 May, 2 French ships chased an
English ship before Calais. [Various persons, named,
took to sea and] rescued the English ship and cap-
tured the Frenchmen, one of which they brought into
the haven. The other was too large to come in, but
the master and captain were brought to the writer's
lord. They say there are Scots among them. [No one
to keep lodgings outside Calais gates; death of a
priest.] Calais. English. [SC 1/53/69] [in Cely
Papers, no. 52].
1482
1099 June 10
Copy of a notarial agreement testifying that on
[above date], Andrew Hoot, a Scottish sailor, cap-
tured the ship Vincent between the town of
Coscounde [unidentified] and Wielinge in Flanders,
in which ship were William Broke of the 'Dommio'[?]
and several others [15 named], all natives of
England. They were imprisoned by Andrew, and
immediately sent word to Mark Symonis, burgomaster
of Veton'. [He took pity on them and sent John Tol
to Andrew who agreed to surrender them to Mark for
a certain sum and received a letter of obligation
from John on Mark's behalf. William and his fellows
now undertake to pay £22 to Mark for their ransom,
with a penalty for failure to pay within 20 days.]
Veton'. [E 28/92).
1100 [1482], June 24
Letter from Francis Lovell [viscount Lovel] to his
'cousine' [William] Stoner. He intended to be with
the king at the feast of St John Baptist last past,
but it is said that the king intends to send north-
wards the duke of Gloucester, 'my broder Parr', and
others who have power in that region, expecting war
with the Scots. [For this reason the writer cannot go
south at present; asks that his game be well kept.]
Tanfield. English. [SC 1/46/177].
1101 June 24
Letter from Richard Cely [junior] to George Cely.
[Family matters.) Robert Eryke was chased by
Scots between Calais and Dover, and narrowly
escaped. London. English. [SC 1/53/127] [in Cely
Papers, no. 91).
1102 June 26
Record of council proceedings in the case of
PART II: ADDITIONS
1482
1102 June26Contd.
Richard Whele or Pierson v. John Fortescue as to
whether Whele was Scottish. Westminster. English.
(Signed) Langport. [E 28/92] [in Select Cases before
the King's Council 1243-1482 (Selden Society, 35),
117-181].
1103 August 16
Letter from William Cely to Richard Cely and George
Cely. [Arrival of wool fleet; public rejoicing at the
news from Scotland; advance of the duke of
Burgundy.] Calais. English. [SC 1/53/136] [in Cely
Papers, no. 97].
1104 [c. 1482]
Petition to the chancellor from Richard Chapman,
fishmonger, and John Quyrke, mariner, [in 1482
they were sailing in the Flowre of Minehead, which
was captured by 2 Scottish ships commanded by
John de Rumpyll and taken to Ayr. He offered to
restore the ship and goods for £70. William Porter
was to take the ship back to Minehead to procure
this sum while the petitioners remained to be ran-
somed, but William has not paid, so that they are
still imprisoned in Scotland.] [C 1/59/88] [Summary
in E.E. Power and M.M. Postan, Studies in English
Trade in the Fifteenth Century (1951), 194].
1483
1105 [1474-83]
Letter from Humphrey Forster to [the same], his
nephew. He has learned that the brother of his
tenant Robert Bolle 'shuld be atached for a Scot' by
the addressee's servants, [it can be proved that the
brothers were born more than 50 miles from Scotland,
their parents being tenants of Sir James
Strangewisse; asks that they be shown justice.
Family news.] English. [SC 1/46/280].
1492
1106 August 22
[Powers by Henry VII to Richard, bishop of
St Asaph's, Ralph lord Greystoke and 2 others, to
treat for prorogation of the truce with Scotland.]
Westminster. [E 39/102/37] [in Foedera (O), xii,
483, (H), V. p. iv, 45].
1494
1107 (1494 ?], March 9
Letter from J. Marny to his father [Henry Marny].
[He has carried out family business as instructed.]
1494
1107 [ 1494 ? ] , March 9 Contd .
It is said for certainty that, 'on Sunday was fort-
nyghtt', Berwick was almost lost. A friar in Berwick
who is a Scot was in great favour with Sir William
Tyllar, lieutenant of the castle, said his mass in a
chapel within the castle, and was free to come and
go into Scotland as he pleased. He arranged with
the Scots that on a Sunday, when Sir William was at
mass at the parish church, he and a number of them
should enter the castle, kill the porter and other
officers and shut the gates, letting another company
of Scots in at a postern going out of the castle. On
the Sunday aforesaid, he and a number of Scots
came to the castle at high mass time as arranged,
but, 'ar ever they dyd owtt', they were discovered
and taken. [Sends an account of his expenditure
since Lent.] Furnival's Inn. English. [SC 1/52/33].
1495
1108 [1495 ?], May 10
Letter from Richard [Fox], bishop of Durham, to
[Thomas] Darcy. [His illness.] He has settled the
matter of the borders. [Advice to Darcy.] London.
English. [SC 1/51/169] [in Gairdner, Letters of
Richard III and Henry Vll, ii , 57; Letters of Richard
Fox, 16].
1496
1109 [1496], October 31
Letter from R[alph] Verney to Sir Reginald Bray.
[The passage of Gerald Fitzgerald, earl of Kildare,
to Ireland; submissions to him, including those of
men who had assisted James IV in the cause of
Perkin Warbeke; the expedition to Ireland of 'Jhon of
the oute lies' (John Mor MacDonald of Islay); rela-
tions with the earl of Desmond.] Dublin. English.
[SC 1/58/70] [Printed in Agnes Conway, Relations
of Henry VII with Scotland and Ireland, 232-4, and
discussed ibid., 95-8].
1110 [1496], December 1
Signet letter from King [Henry VIll to John Turvey,
as a man of good substance, requesting a loan of
£20 towards the cost of a 'substanciall warre'
against the Scots. [£13 13s 4d apparently settled
for.] Westminster palace. By the king. English.
(Signed) H.R. [SC 1/58/551 [in terms similar to vol.
iv, no. 1626].
nil 11496), December
Signet letter from King [Henry VII 1 to [blank].
PART II: ADDITIONS
1496
111 1 [ 1496] , December Contd.
requesting a loan towards the cost of a campaign
against the Scots. W[estminster] palace. By the
king. English. [SC 1/51/116] [Mutilated. Similar to
no. 1110 above].
1499
1112 [1499], August 24
Draft letter from [Thomas Darcy] to [Richard Fox,
bishop of Durham]. [His journey to Berwick.] The
news at Berwick is that the Scots have much their
own way, and 'thay make soich avant'. The English
party has little redress. [Business of Sir Richard
Chomley; new works at Durham; other affairs of
Berwick.] Berwick. English. [SC 1/51/155] [in
Gairdner, Letters of Richard III and Henry VII, ii,
283-5; Letters of Richard Fox, 20].
1502
1113 February 22
[Oath by James IV to observe the terms of vol. iv,
no. 1681.1 Edinburgh. [E 39/99/67] [in Foedera (O),
xii, 804; (H) V. p. iv, 172].
1503
1114 [c. 1503]
Letter from H[ugh] Luttrell to [Charles Somerset!.
William Kyste of Swansea, [Somerset's] tenant,
'put his bote in fysshyng' to Robert Bayssher, of
Minehead a long time ago, and it was taken by Scots
off the coast of Ireland. Bayssher wanted more
money to pay the ransom of the boat than he ought to
1503
1114 [c. 1503] Contd.
have. A court ot admiralty gave verdict that Kyste
should pay the seventh penny of the ransom for his
boat, amounting to £4, which was paid to Bayssher.
Later Bayssher refused to accept the judgment. The
king commanded the writer to see justice done, and
on Bayssher's continued refusal he gave him a day
to appeal before the king and council, within 8 days.
Whether he appeared, the writer does not know. He
asks help for 'my seid tenauntes', who have now
been summoned to appear before the king and council,
because of the labour and untrue surmise of Bayssher.
English. [SC 1/52/32].
1507
1115 [1498-1507], October 23
Letter from Giles Daubney to his 'cousin' [Thomas
Darcy, captain of Berwick]. He is informed that
wheat is in great plenty and very cheap in
Northumberland, and in the parts where [Darcy] now
is. Asks that 300 qrs. be bought for him. [Arrange-
ments for payment and shipment to London.] He is
informed that in Scotland wheat is at no price,
almost. Trusts his cousin will act for him in this as
if in his own interest. Hampton Court. English.
[SC 1/51/156].
1509
1116 [1485-1509']
[Petition of the bishop of Down and others for pro-
tection against the Scots of the out Isles and
others.] [E 30/1744] ,[8 seals. 4 others lost].
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1292
1117 December 13
Writ to the burgesses of Aberdeen, farmers of
that town, who are in arrears of £60 5s 7V2d for
the ferine. Orders them, by the king's special
favour, to pay this sum to the bishop of Glasgow.
Roxburgh. (Note) Vacated because otherwise below.
[C 71/3, m. 6] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 13,
revised entry ibid., 14!.
1293
1118 November 22
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland. Orders him to
deliver the king's letters to the king of Scotland,
adjourning the suit of Simon, son and heir of John de
la Stalrek, against Simon and Patrick de Graham con-
cerning the barony of John de la Stalrek, to the
curia regis on the morrow of Whitsun, wherever in
England the king may be. Westminster. |C 71/1, m. 3!
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1293
1118 November 22 Contd.
[Rot. Scot,, i, 20 mentions this writ following the
case of Macduff son of Malcolm v. Andrew Fresel as
if it concerned that case, and not the case of
Stalrek v. Graham, ibid., 19-201.
1295
1119 November 30
Letters of respite of debts for John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey, setting out for Scotland, until Easter.
Westminster. Same for Henry de Percy and Richard
de Hedon with the said earl. [C 67/11. m. 6 d.].
1120 December 10
Letters of attorney for Robert de Brus, earl of
Carrick, setting out for Scotland, under names of
Roger de Ratlesdene and Thomas de Lambeth, until
Easter [no. 2092). Westminster. [C 67/11, m. 6].
1296
1121 January 14
Letters of respite of debts for Robert Malet setting
out for Scotland, until Easter. Balsham. [C 67/11,
m. 6d.].
1122 January 19
Same for Edmund de Hemmegrave setting out for
Scotland with Robert fil' Roger, until Easter.
St Edmundsbury. [ibid].
1123 March 3
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
Nicholas Wokyndon setting out for Scotland with the
earl of Norfolk, until 24 June, attested by the said
earl. Newcastle, [ibid].
1124 March 3
Letters of attorney for Robert Malet setting out for
Scotland with the king, under name of Walter Giffrey
[no. 2106). Newcastle. Same for - John Wake with the
king, under names of Alexander de Sutton and
Thomas de Barton [no. 2101], Elias de Albinaco
with the king, under name of Maurice le Clerk of
Suthperton [no. 2103], Hugh and Nicholas Poynz with
the earl of Norfolk, under name of William de Wyk
[no. 2104]; John de Grey with the bishop of Durham,
under name of William de Warmodestone [no. 2104].
[C 67/11, m. 6]. Same for- Giles de Brewose with
[the same], under name of Robert de Upton, clerk
[no. 2104]; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, with
the king, under name of Thomas de Shefeld [no.
1296
1124 March 3 Contd.
2104]; Stephen de Estleye with Robert de Tateshale,
under name of Roger de Frenes [no. 2109]; Richard
son of William de la Rokele with the same, under
[same name] [no. 2109]; Nicholas de Poynz with the
earl of Norfolk, under name of William de Wyk. [All
until 24 June.] [C 67/11, m. 4|.
1125 March 5
Letters of respite of debts for Roger de Swynnerton
with the earl of Surrey and Richard Hodleston with
John de Lancastre, setting out for Scotland, until
24 June. Burnton. [C 67/11, m. 6 d.].
1126 March 6
(i) Grant to Thomas de Galeweye of all the land
granted him by his father Alan. Burnton. [As in
Rot. Scot., i, 22.] (ii) Grant of liberties to the men
of Galloway. Burnton. [As in Rot. Scot., i, 22,
where vacated.] [C 67/11, m. 4].
1127 March 6
Letters of attorney for Adam de Welle setting out for
Scotland with the king, under name of Alan de
Reytheby, until 24 June [no. 2106]. Burnton. [C 67/
11, m. 6].
1128 March 7
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
John de Thornhill setting out for Scotland with the
earl of Surrey, until 24 June. Burnton. [C 67/11,
m. 5 d.].
1129 March 12
Letters of attorney for Robert Ughtred setting out
for Scotland with the king, under name of William
Fox of Oketon [no. 2109]. Bamburgh. Same for
William de Hastynges with the king, under names of
Robert de Louthre and Stephen de Cave [no. 2107].
[Both until 24 June.] [C 67/11, m. 4].
1130 March 13
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
Thomas Willi setting out for Scotland with the king,
attested by John Luvel, until 24 June. Bamburgh.
Same for Roger de Sancto Andrea [no. 2110] and
Ralph Sethovill with the king, attested by John de
Segrave. [C 67 '11, m. 5 d.j.
1131 March 19
Same for Geoffrey de Skeftington setting out for
Scotland with the earl of Surrey, until 24 June
[no. 2111]. Bamburgh. [C 67/11, m. 4 d.].
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307
1296
1132 March 21
Same for Benedict Gernet setting out for Scotland
with the king, attested by John de Segrave, until
24 June [no. 2114]. [ibidl.
1133 March 21
Letters of attorney for Gilbert de Brunnolvesheved
setting out for Scotland with the king, under names
of Roger de Berdeseye and Elye de Baynbrigge, until
24 June [no. 2114]. Wark. [C 67/11, m. 4J.
1134 March 27
Same for Adam de Monte Alto with the king, under
name of Geoffrey de Foxcote, until Michaelmas
[no. 2119]. Wark. [ibid].
1135 April 5
Same for Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick, with the
king, under names of Robert Bardulf and Archibald
le Bretun, until 24 June [no. 2109]. Berwick, [ibid].
1136 April 6
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
William le Boteller of Wemme setting out for Scotland
with the king, attested by Walter de Bello Campo.
Berwick. Same for - Thomas de Oylly, attested by
John Luvel [no. 2110]; John de Langeford and John
de Chaddeston, attested by John de Segrave [nos.
2125, 2127], all with the king. [C 67/11, m. 4 d.].
Same for William Gregory [no. 2124]. [All until 24
June.] [C 67/11, m. 5 d.].
1137 April a
Same for Nicholas Segrave setting out for Scotland,
attested by John de Segrave, until 24 June. Berwick.
[C 67/11, m. 5d.].
1138 Aprils
Letters of attorney for Henry de Greneford setting out
for Scotland with the king, under name of Bartholomew
de Lenne, until 24 June [nos. 2122, 21251. Berwick.
IC 67/11, m. 4 ].
1139 April 11
Same for Edmund Folyot setting out for Scotland with
Thomas de Furnivall, under name of Richard de
Dreyton, until 24 June. Berwick, [ibid].
1140 April 11
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
John de Swynburn setting out for Scotland with the
king, until 24 June [no. 2144]. Roxburgh. Same for
1296
1140 April 11 Contd.
Richard Chaumberleyn, until 24 June [no. 2144].
[C 67/11, m. 3 d].
1141 April 14
Same for Richard de Croupes setting out for
Scotland with Alan Plugenet, attested by the said
Alan, until 24 June [no. 2104]. Berwick, [ibid].
1142 April 18
Same for Peter de Notel setting out for Scotland with
the king, attested by John de Segrave, until 24 June.
Berwick, [ibid].
1143 April 18
Letters of attorney for William de Vallibus setting
out for Scotland with Robert de Tateshale, under
name of Walter de Billokeby, until 24 June [no. 2136].
Berwick. [C 67/11, m. 2].
1144 April 24
Same for Robert de Lathum setting out with the
bishop of Durham, under name of Richard de la More,
until 24 June [nos. 2104, 2137]. Berwick, [ibid].
1145 April 27
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
William de Bynton setting out for Scotland with the
earl of Norfolk, attested by the said earl, until 24
June. Berwick. [C 67/11, m. 3 d.].
1146 May 10
Letters of respite [of pleas ?] for John Mohun stay-
ing in Scotland with the king [sic], until 24 June.
Roxburgh, [ibid].
1147 May 11
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
John de Grymstede setting out for Scotland with Alan
Plugenet, until 24 June [no. 2151). Roxburgh,
[ibidl.
1148 May 12
Letters of attorney for Robert, earl of Carrick,
staying in Scotland with the king, under names of
Robert Bardolf and Archibald le Breton, until
Michaelmas [no. 2144]. Roxburgh. [C 67/11, m. 2].
1149 May 14
Letters of respite of pleas in the king's bench for
Simon atte Cruche setting out for Scotland, until
24 June [no. 2144]. Roxburgh. [C 67/11, m. 3 d.].
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1296
1150 May 16
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Multon of
Egretnont, knight, in Ireland [sic] with the king,
staying in Scotland, under names of Joceus son of
William de Flete, and William Page, for one year.
Roxburgh. [C 67/11, m. 2].
1151 May 18
Same for John de Weylaund staying in Scotland with
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, under name of
William Indyben, until Michaelmas [no. 2104].
Roxburgh, [ibid].
1152 May 23
Same for Richard, earl of Arundel, ready to come to
the king in Scotland, under name of Richard de
Harleye, until Michaelmas [no. 2150]. Roxburgh,
[ibid].
1153 May 24
Same for Robert Russel ready to come to Scotland,
under names of John Godewyne of Jevele and
Roger Hod of Wedon [no. 2152]. [No duration given.]
Roxburgh, [ibid].
1154 June 17
Letters of respite of debts for lay subsidy for Elias
de Albinaco staying in Scotland, until 13 Oct.
[no. 2160]. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. Same for -
Ralph Bygod and John (Jowanus) de Dunolm with the
king [no. 2152]; Roger de Bygod, earl of Norfolk,
with the king; William de Beccles, parson of
Dichyngham church [no. 2161]; Oliver la Zusche,
Hugh Poynz and Nicholas de Stutevile with the king
[nos. 2160, 2161]. [C 67/11, m. 1 d.].
1155 June 23
Same for Edmund de Stafford staying in Scotland
with the king, until 13 Oct. Perth, (ibidl.
1156 June 24
Same for William de la Pole staying in Scotland with
the king, until 13 Oct. [no. 2164]. Perth. Same for -
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and Thomas de
Saunford with the king, Saerus de Huntyngfeld,
Walter de Fraxinis [no. 2108] and Michael de
Poninges with the said earl, [ibidl.
1157 June 26
Same for Hugh de Hercy, John de Bello Campo,
Richard de Herthill [no. 2159] and Richard de
Eynesford staying in Scotland with the king, until
13 Oct. Cluny. [ibid].
1296
1158 June 29
Same for Edmund Charles staying in Scotland with
the king, until 13 Oct. Cluny. [ibid].
1159 June 30
Same for Robert de Clifford staying with the king,
until 13 Oct. Cluny. Same for - John Luvel of
Tychesmerch; John de Hastyng; Ralph de Rothyng
with the said John, [ibid],
1160 July 4
Same for Roger de Mortlyn staying in Scotland with
the king, attested by Walter de Bello Campo,
steward of the king's household. [No duration given].
Forfar, [ibid].
1161 July 4
Letters of attorney for William de Colevyle of
Arneclyf ready to come to the king in Scotland,
under names of Thomas de Salkok and Thomas Brun
of Kylvyngton, until Michaelmas. Forfar. [C 67/11,
m. 2].
1162 July 10
Letters of respite of debts for lay subsidy for
Richard de Croupes [no. 2151], John de Merk and
Ralph le Gras staying in Scotland with the king,
until 13 Oct. Mouras [Montrose]. Same for - Hugh
Wake in company of the bishop of Durham; John
Wake with the king in the bishop's company;
Walter de Huntercumbe with the king. [C 67/11,
m. 1 d.].
1163 July 15
Same for John Tregoz staying in Scotland with the
king, until 13 Oct. [no. 2156]. Aberdeen, [ibid].
1164 August 2
Same for Philip le Butiller staying in Scotland with
the king, until 13 Oct. [sic]. Kyncardin in Neel
[Kincardine O'Neil]. Same for- Philip le Butiller,
staying in defence of Roxburgh castle by the king's
order, attested by Walter Tuk, constable of that
castle; Henry de Percy, staying with the earl of
Surrey- [ibidl.
1 165 August 7
Same for John de Dyne staying in Scotland with the
king, attested by Walter de Bello Campo, steward of
the king's household, until 13 Oct. Dundee, [ibid].
1166 August 30
Letters of attorney for John de Warenna, earl of
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309
1296
1166 August 30 Contd.
Surrey, staying in Scotland with the king, under
name of Thomas de Sheffeud, until 13 Oct. Berwick.
Same for Henry de Percy with the said earl, under
Ithe same name]. [C 67/11, m. 2].
1297
1167 August 28
Writs to the keeper of the lands and realm of
Scotland, ordering that Thomas de Alith, Michael
Lescot, John Butterwan, Andrew de Strogarteney,
William de la Haye, Walter de Berkeley, William
Brun, Lawrence de Strabolguy, Robert de Incheford,
Edmund de Rammeseye, William Olyfard, John de
Caumbroun, Walter Dalith, Simon de Hysbendy,
Malise de Loghy and Henry de Inchemartyn, whose
lands and tenements are in the king's hands because
of rebellion, should have delivery and manumission of
these holdings by the king's special favour.
Tunbridge. [C 71/2, m. 3 d.] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 46-7].
1168 September 25
Letters of respite of debts for John de Lancaster
and Brian fitz Alan, going to Scotland, directed to
exchequer. St Pauls. Same for the said John,
directed to the sheriffs of Northumberland,
Westmorland and Essex, Robert de Clifford [justice
of the forests north of Trent], the sheriffs of
Rutland, Yorks and Lines, Walter de Huntercumbe
[captain in Northumberland], Walter de Lacy [and
others, illegible]. [C 71/2, m. 1 d.] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 50 because illegible; recovered under
ultra-violet light].
1169 [September?]
Letter to John de Warenne, earl of Surrey and
Sussex. Brother Alexander, keeper of the hospital
of St John of Jerusalem, and Prince Edward, the
king's lieutenant in England, have the king's letters
of credence sent them by his wish, with full power
to act as necessary, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 50, because illegible; recovered under ultra-
violet lamp).
1170 December 12
Letters of attorney for John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, captain of the king's expedition to Scotland,
setting out for Scotland, under name of Thomas de
Sheffelde, until Easter [Gough, 16]. Tower of London.
Same for Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
1297
1170 December 12 Contd.
Essex, under names of Henry de Evese and Andrew
de Kynebauton [Gough, 16). [C 67/13, m. 3].
1171 December 14
Letters to the justices of the bench for John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, captain of the expedition to
Scotland, indemnifying him of all pleas except pleas
of dower and assises of novel disseisin and final
presentment, until Easter [Gough, 16], [C 67/13,
m. 3 d.l.
1172 December 14
(Letters of respite of debts for Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, Henry de Percy and Hugh de
Elande.] [All Gough, 15-16.) Tower of London, [ibid]
[In Gough, Scotland in 1298, 54]
1173 December 26
Same for Robert fil' Roger setting out for Scotland,
directed to exchequer and the sheriffs of Suffolk,
Norfolk, Essex and Bucks. Langley. Same for -
Robert de Brus senior, to the sheriffs of Essex and
Hunts; John le Faukuner, to the sheriff of Leics;
John Pecche with William de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, to the sheriff of Warwick; John Luvetot
with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, to the sheriff of Essex;
Fulk Extraneus, to the sheriff of Salop; Warin Maudut
with the same Fulk, to the sheriff of Wilts; John de
Clinton with William de Bello Campo, to the sheriff
of Warwick; Hugh de Hercy with John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Notts,
[ibid] [Part in Gough, Scotland in 1298, 54, and see
ibid., 16-181.
1298
1 174 January 11
Letters of attorney for Michael de Ponynges with
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, setting out for
Scotland, under name of John de Shorne, until
Easter [Gough, 17). Langley. [C 67/13, m. 3].
1175 January 18
Same for Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and mar-
shal of England, setting out for Scotland, under
name of John de Stafford, until Whitsun. Langley.
Same for Mr Thomas de Sudyngton with Roger,
under name of Elie de Aylesbyr, until Piaster
[Gough, 16]. [C 67/13, m. 71.
310
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1176 January 18
Letters of respite of debts for John de Bello Campo
setting out for Scotland with Humfrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford and Essex, directed to the sheriffs
of Cambs and Essex. Langley. Same for John Dyne
with John Lovel, to the sheriff of Oxon [Gough,
17-181. LNo duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 3 d.|.
1177 January 22
Same for John de Furnivalle setting out for Scotland
with John de Warrena. earl of Surrey, directed to the
sheriffs of Notts and Yorks, attested to Edward
[sic]. Same for- William de Cressy with John de
Warrena, to the sheriff of Lines [Gough, 18); Peter
Pycot, to the sheriffs of Essex and Notts; Alan la
Zousche with Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk, to
the sheriffs of Northants, Leics, Cambs, Herts,
Sussex and Devon [Gough, 19l; Nicholas le Archer,
to the sheriff of Herts; Ralph de Monte Hermeri, to
the treasurer and barons [s;c| [Gough, 17] ; Philip de
Jilleye and Hugh Gubyun with Robert fil' Roger
[Gough, 19|; Hugh de Plessetis with John de Segrave,
to the sheriff of Wilts [Gough, 19|; Saerus de
Huntingfield with John de Warenna, to the sheriff of
Lines; Giles de Mountpizoun with John de Warenna,
to exchequer [Gough, 19|; John de Seyton with
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, to
the treasurer and barons [sic] [Gough, 20] ; Richard
Almari with the same Humfrey, to exchequer
[Gough, 201. [No duration given. I libid].
1178 January 22
Letters of respite of pleas before the justices of the
bench for Thomas de Furnivall with John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, until Easter, attested to
Edward [sic] [Gough, 18|. Westminster. (Marginal)
Vacated because he did not have them. Libidl.
1179 January 23
Letters of attorney for Thomas le Latimer with
Ralph de Monte Hermeri, under name of John de
Hotot, until Easter [Gough, 191. Westminster.
[C 67/13, m. 71.
1180 January 28
Same for John de Molis setting out for Scotland,
under name of John le Butiller, until Easter
[Gough, 191. Westminster, libidl.
1181 Februarys
Letters of respite of debts for Edmund de Staffs
[sic] setting out for Scotland, directed to exchequer.
1298
1 181 February 8 Contd.
by command of the treasurer of exchequer. Langley.
[No duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 3 d.].
1182 February 12
Letters of attorney for Nicholas de Karru setting out
for Scotland, under names of William de Eschalers
and Stephen fil' Michael in Ireland [sic[, Langley.
Same for Elias de Albinaco with John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, under names of Michael le Seler [sic]
of London and Richard Crok of Hermeston [Gough,
201. [Both for one year.! [C 67/13, m. 7l.
1183 February 12
Letters of respite of debts for Elias de Albinaco
setting out for Scotland with John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey, directed to exchequer and the sheriffs
of Somerset and Lines [Gough, 20l. Langley. [No
duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 3 d.].
1184 February 20
Letters of attorney for John Bluet setting out for
Scotland by the king's order, under names of Ralph
de la Grave and Ralph Botild, for one year
[Gough, 20]. Westminster. [C 67/13, m. 7].
1185 February 20
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas le Latymer
setting out for Scotland, directed to exchequer
[Gough, 19). Westminster. Same for John Bluet setting
out by the king's order, directed to [the same],
attested to Edward [sic] [Gough, 20]. [No duration
given.] [C 67/13, m. 3 dJ.
1 186 February 25
Same for Henry de Grey setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriff of Essex. Fulham. [No
duration given.] [ibid].
1187 March 8
Same for Baldwin Pycot setting out for Scotland
with John Wake, directed to the sheriff of Kent.
Wengham. [No duration given. 1 [ibid].
1188 March 31
Same for Roger de Bello Campo setting out for
Scotland by the king's orders with Roger Bygod,
earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, attested by
the earl, directed to the sheriff of Beds [Gough, 20].
Westminster. INo duration given.] [ibidl.
1189 Aprils
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Picheford setting
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1189 April 8 Contd.
out for Scotland with Ralph Pypard, under name of
Roger de le Wodehouse, for one year. Westminster.
Same for John de Bello Campo staying in Scotland
in company of Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex, under names of William Payn and Henry
Pecoks, until 24 June[Gough, 2ll. [C 67/14, m. 17),
1190 April 8
Letters of respite of debts for Reginald de Sancto
Martino setting out for Scotland by the king's orders
with Thomas, earl of Lancaster, directed to the
sheriffs of Wilts and Dorset. Westminster. Same for
Richard de Sancto Martino, to the sheriff of Wilts
[Gough, 22]. [No duration given.) [C 67/13. m. 3 d.l.
1191 April 14
Letters of attorney for Philip de Illoye staying in
Scotland in company of Robert fil' Robert, under
name of John de Wauere, until Michaelmas
[Gough, 23). Fulham. [C 67/14, m. 17).
1192 April 15
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Clifford
staying in Scotland, directed to the treasurer and
barons [sic] and the sheriff of Rutland [Gough, 24l.
Fulham. Same for- John de Molis, to the treasurer
and barons and the sheriff of Somerset; Richard de
Cornerde with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, to the
treasurer and barons [Gough, 23]; Richard de Weylond
setting out for Scotland, to the treasurer and barons
and the sheriff of Kent [Gough, 24]; Walter de
Huntercombe, to the sheriff of Northumberland
[Gough, 24); Thomas de Roshale with John de
Warenna, to the sheriff of Salop [Gough, 24];
Richard Lovel setting out, to the sheriff of
Somerset [Gough, 25l. [No duration given.) [C 67/13,
m. 3 d.).
1193 April 16
Same for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, staying in
Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Yorks,
Bucks, Essex, Lines, Surrey and Sussex and to
exchequer [Gough, 24). Fulham. Same for - Henry de
Percy, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Sussex and to
exchequer [Gough, 24), Robert de Clifford, to the
sheriffs of Yorks and Lines and to exchequer
[Gough, 24); Saerus de Huntingfield with the said
earl, to the sheriff of Lines; Thomas de Bykenore
setting out for Scotland with the king, to the sheriff
of Kent and to exchequer. I No duration given.]
IC 67/13, m. 2 d.l. Same for Saerus de Huntingfield
1298
1193 April 16 Contd.
setting out with the earl of Surrey, until Christmas.
[C 67/13. m. 8d.].
1194 April 16
Letters of attorney for John de Warenna. earl of
Surrey, staying in Scotland, under names of Thomas
de Shefeld and Thomas de Bikerserch. Fulham. Same
for Robert de Clifford, under name of Thomas de
Shefeld. [Both until Christmas, both Gough, 24]
[C 67/14, m. 17).
1195 April 17
Same for Walter de Huntercumbe staying in Scotland,
under name of William de Houghton, until
Michaelmas [Gough, 24). Fulham. [ibid).
1196 April 20
Same for Roald fil' Alan setting out for Scotland to
stay there with Robert fil' Roger, under names of
Reginald de la Felde and Robert de Pageham. until
Christmas [Gough, 25). Harrow. By the king himself.
[C 67/13. m. 1).
1197 April 23
Letters of respite of debts for William Russe! set-
ting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
exchequer [Gough, 25). St Albans. Same for -
Reginald de Sancto Martino with Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, to the sheriffs of Wilts, Southants and
Dorset [Gough, 22); Richard de Sancto Martino with
the said Thomas, to the sheriff of Wilts I Gou^ft, 22l.
iNo duration given.) [C 67/13, m. 3 d.l.
1198 April 26
Same for Richard fil' Alan, earl of Arundel, setting
out for Scotland, directed to the sheriff of Salop
\Gough, 26). St Albans. Same for - John Buteturte,
to exchequer [Gough, 22); Nicholas de Sancto Mauro
with Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to the sheriff of
Beds [Gough, 26). [No duration given.] [C 67/13,
m. 2 d.l.
1199 April 27
Letters of attorney for John Tregoz setting out for
Scotland with the king, under names of John de
Bedewynde and William de Bedewynds, until
Christmas [Gough, 26). St Albans. Same for - John
Buteturte, for one year [Gough, 26); Nicholas
Malemeyns, until Christmas [Gough, 26). [Both
under name of John de Agmodesham. clerk.)
[C 67/14, m. 17).
312
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1200 April 30
Same for Roald fil' Alan, [as no. 1196 above]
[Gough, 25). Harrow. By the king himself.
[C 67/13, m. 9d.l.
1201 May 2
Letters of respite of debts for Peter Pycot setting
out for Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Essex and Notts, attested by the king
[Gough, 27]. Bygrave. Same for - John de Ripariis
with the king, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Cornwall, Southants and Essex [Gough, 27];
William de Creye with the king, to exchequer and
the sheriff of Kent [Gough, 27]. [No duration given.]
[ibid].
1202 May 3
Letters of attorney for Walter de Sturton setting out
for Scotland with the king, under name of Gilbert
Michel [Gough, 28]. Harleston. Same for Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln, setting out by the king's
orders, under name of John Huberd [Gough, 26).
[Both until Christmas.] [C 67/14, m. 17].
1203 May 6
Same for Philip Paynel setting out for Scotland.
under name of Stephen Sybry, until Christmas
[Gough, 28, 37]. Ely. [ibid].
1204 May 6
Letters of respite of debts for Philip Paynel setting
out for Scotland with the king, directed to exchequer
and the sheriffs of Dorset, Yorks, Lines and Wilts
[Gough, 28). [No duration given.] Ely. By the king
himself, [C 67/13, m. 9 d.].
1205 May 9
Same for Robert de Scales setting out for Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriffs of Norfolk,
Suffolk, Essex, Herts and Cambs and to exchequer
[Gough, 28). [No duration given.] St Edmunds,
[ibid].
1206 May 10
Letters of attorney for Robert de Scales with thi
king, under name of Roger de Shaldeford, until
Christmas [Gough, 28]. [C 67/14, m. 17].
1207 May 11
Same for Mr John de Kenle setting out for Scotland
with the king, under names of John de Coleshill,
clerk, and Richard le Mareschal, until Christmas
[Gough, 27]. Culford. [ibid].
1298
1208 May 13
Letters of respite of debts for Fulk Lestraunge
staying in Scotland with Ralph de Monte Hermeri,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, directed to the
sheriffs of Southants and Salop. Walsingham. Same
for - Warin Maudit with the same earl, to the sheriffs
of Wilts and Southants; Geoffrey de Burdele setting
out with Walter de Muncy, to exchequer and the
sheriff of Cambs. [All Gough, 29. No duration
given.] [C 67/13, m. 9 d.],
1209 May 20
Same for William Martyn setting out for Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriffs of Somerset
and Devon and to exchequer [Gough, 47). Lincoln.
Same for - John de Mohun staying there with Henry
de Percy, to exchequer [Gough, 29]; Henry de Percy
staying there, to [the same] [Gough, 24]. [No dura-
tion given.] [ibid].
1210 May 26
Letters of attorney for William de Melton setting out
for Scotland with the king, under names [sic] of
Geoffrey de Billingham [Gough, 29]. York. Same for-
Robert de la Warde with Ralph de Monte Hermeri,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, under name of
Henry de Hambur [Gough, 30]; Hugh le Despenser
with the king, under names of Richard de Lughte-
burgh and Robert de Harewedon [Gough, 29). [All
until Christmas.] [C 67/14, m. 17].
1211 May 27
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Bavent
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
exchequer and the sheriff of Lines. York. [No dura-
tion given.] [C 67/13, m. 9 d.].
1212 May 28
Letters of attorney for Robert de Ver, earl of
Oxford, setting out for Scotland with the king, under
names of Nicholas le Harpur and John Paget
[Gough, 32]. York. Same for - Nicholas de Sancto
Mauro with Thomas, earl of Lancaster, under name
John Grully [Gough, 30]; Walter de Teye with the
king, under name of Alan Fraunceys of Wynepol
[Gough, 30]; John de Merks with the king, under
names of Henry de Stapelho and John de Caldecote
[Gough, 32]; Thomas de Verdun with the king, under
name of William de Boyton [Gough, 30]; Humfrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, with the king,
under names of Ivo de Walaxton and John de
Huntedon [Gough, 32]; William de Kirketon with
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1212 May 28Contd.
William de Karliolo, under name of Peter de Novo
Castro [Gough, 33); Alexander de Balliolo, under
names of Roger de Edereston and John de Taillur
[Gough, 34] ; Walter de Grendale with Humfrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, [under names!
of Richard de Thernum and Richard de Charetter
[Gough, 331. [All until Christmas.] [C 67/14, m. 17).
1213 May 28
Same for William de Cantilupo setting out for
Scotland with the king, under name of Thomas de
Sheffeld, until Christmas [Gough, 321. York.
IC 67/14, m. 161.
1214 May 28
Letters of respite of debts for Richard le Curzun of
Brideshale setting out for Scotland with the king,
directed to the sheriff of Derby [Gough, 29]. York.
Same for - John de Geyton with Walter de Teye, to
the sheriff of Northants and to exchequer [Gough,
30]; John de Theviton with the same Thomas, to the
sheriff of Yorks and to exchequer; Walter de Teye
with the king, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Essex, Beds, Bucks, Northants, York and Lines
[Gough, 30], Richard de Herthill with Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Derby and Warwick
[Gough, 30); Hugh de Plessetis with John de Segrave,
to the sheriff of Wilts; John de Merks with the king,
to the sheriffs of Cambs and Essex [Gough, 32];
Peter Devill with John de Useflet, to the sheriff of
Yorks [Gough, 32); John de Useflet with the king, to
[the samel [Gough, 32]; William de Cantilupo with
the king, to exchequer and the sheriffs of Bucks,
Lines and Yorks [Gough, 32] ; Saerus de Huntingfeld
with John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to the sheriffs
of Yorks, Wores and Lines [Gough, 32] ; Hugh Gubyun
with Robert fil' Roberti Rogeri Isic], to the sheriff
of Northumberland [Gough, 32l; Gilbert de Wauton
with the same Robert, to the sheriff of Herts
[Gough, 32];' William le Latimer junior with the king,
to the sheriff of Yorks [Gough, 33]; William de
Cressy with John de Warrenna, earl of Surrey, to
[the samel [Gough, 33]; William de la Pole, to the
sheriff of Staffs [Gough, 32]; Walter de Grendale
with Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, to the
sheriff of Yorks [Gough, 33]; Alexander de Balliol..
with A., bishop of Durham, to the sheriffs of Kent
and Hereford [Gough, 34]; Roger la Ware, to
exchequer [Gough, 34); John Torald with Roger
1298
1214 May 28 Contd.
le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
to [the same] [Gough, 33); John Wake with the king,
lo [the same] [Gough, 34]; Henry de Bosco with the
same John, to the sheriff of Yorks [Gough, 34];
John de Langeford with Robert de la Warde, to the
sheriff of Derby [Gough, 30]; Hugh de Brayboef, to
the sheriff of Southants [Gough, 35]; John de
Creppingyes with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks
[Gough, 32]; John de Blaby with the king, to [the
same] [Gough, 35]; William de Roucestre with Henry
de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, to [the samel [Gough, 35] ;
William le Vavasour with the same earl, to the
sheriffs of Yorks and Lines [Gough, 35], Thomas de
Colvyll with the same earl, to the sheriff of Yorks
[Gough, 35]; John de Boeles with Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, to the
sheriff of Beds [Gough, 36]; Peter de Eketon, to
exchequer [Gough, 35]; Peter de Chavent with the
king, to the sheriffs of Essex, Sussex and Cambs
[Gough, 37]; Thomas Bakoun with the king, to the
sheriff of Northants; William de Ros to the sheriffs
of Lines, Yorks, Norfolk and Suffolk [Gough, 37];
Robert de Ros with William de Ros, to the sheriffs
of Lines and Yorks [Gough, 37], Peter de Eketon,
to exchequer [Gough, 35] ; Robert de Tony, to the
sheriffs of Herts, Worcs, Norfolk and Hereford and
to exchequer [Gough, 36] ; Adam de Welle, to the
sheriff of Lines [Gough, 36'; Henry de Helyun with
the king, to the sheriff of Essex [Gough, 37';
Bartholomew de Somerton with Peter de Chauvent,
to the sheriff of Norfolk; [Gough, 37l; Thomas de
Colevill with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln
[Gough, 35], William de Roucestre with the same
earl [Gough, 35], Robert de Fernhill with the same
earl [Gough, 35], William Oraks [sic] with the same
earl [Gough, 39], John de Thornhill with Henry de
Percy [Gough, 38] [All to the sheriff of Yorks,]
John Pecche with Guydone de Bello Campo, to the
sheriff of Warwick [Gough, 38]; Hugh de Plessetis
with John de Segrave, to the sheriffs of Bucks,
Oxon and Wilts; William le Vavasur with Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to exchequer [Gough, 35];
John de Clinton with Guidone de Bello Campo,
to (the same] \ Gough, 38); Geoffrey de Skeftington
with John de Langeton, to the sheriff of Leics
[Gough, 39]; John Grymet, valet of John de Lythegre,
to the sheriff of Yorks [Gough, 39); Adam de la
Fordc, to exchequer [Gough, 35], Henry de Bosco
Aith John Wake, to the sheriff of Yorks [Gough, 34];
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1214 May 28 Contd.
John de Kekingwiks with John le Straunge, to the
sheriff of Worcs [Gou^h, 39); Simon de Monte Acuto
with the king, to the sheriffs of Devon, Oxon, Bucks
and Somerset [Gou^h, 40); Robert de Bronte with the
said Simon, to the sheriffs of Devon and Somerset
[Gou^h, 40); John de Blakeford with the said Simon,
to the sheriff of Somerset [Gou^h, 40]; Peter de
Dyvill with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks [Gou^h,
32l; Ralph son of William with the king, to [the
samel [Gou^h, 39l, [No duration given. 1 [C 67/13,
m. 9d.].
1215 May 29
Letters of respite of debts for Roger Bygod, earl of
Norfolk and marshal of England, setting out for
Scotland, for one year, excepting pleas of debt and
suits [s/c] [Gough, 331, York, [C 67/13, m, 7lo
1216 June 1
Letters of attorney for Aymer de Valencia setting
out for Scotland with the king, under names of
Roger de Inkepenne and John Bysshop, until
Christmas [Gough, 35K Wyghton [Market Weightonl.,
[C 67 '14, m 171,
1217 June 3
Same for John de Creppinge setting out for Scotland,
under names of William de Creppinge and John de
Wynelingham [Gough, 32|o Beverley, [Memorandum -
Here the chancellor departed from the court at York
to the archbishop of Canterbury, 1 Same for - Robert
de Ros with William de Ros, under names of Robert
de Shirebek and Thomas de Normanton; Thomas
Babun, under names of John de la Mare of Plumstede
and Robert de la Grene, [All until Christmas,]
[ibid],
1218 June 4
Same for Gilbert de Tony setting out for Scotland
with the king, under names of Robert de Leycester
and Walter Page, South Walton. Same for Nicholas
de Wokindon with Roger le Bigot [sjcl, earl of
Norfolk and marshal of England, under names of
William de Wokindon and William Baudewyn
[Gough, 371, [Both until Christmas.] ibid],
1219 June 7
Same for Adam de la Forde setting out for Scotland,
under names of William de Burne and William Malerbe
[Gough, 35! Wilton, Same for - Robert de Brus, lord
of Vallis Anandi [Annandalel, with the king, under
1298
1219 June 7 Contd.
names of John de Bledelawe and Richard
Fynchingfeld [Gough, 39]; John Flemyng of
Southampton with John de Bensted, under name of
Roger de Preslond [Gough, 34), Thomas de
Inglethorp with William de Ros, under name of
Robert Wytherpyn of Rudham [Gough, 40]; John de
Useflet with the king, under names of Robert de
Haldanby and Simon de Saxelby [Gough, 32],
William le Vavasour with Henry de Lascy, earl of
Lincoln, under names of Hugh de Pontefracto and
Richard de Beaurepair [Gough, 33). [AH until
Christmas.] [ibid].
1220 June 7
Letters of respite of debts for John de Holebrok
setting out for Scotland with Roger le Bygod, earl
of Norfolk and marshal of England, directed to
exchequer [Gough, 40], Wilton. Same for - Thomas
de Ingelthorp with William de Ros, to the sheriff of
Norfolk [Gough, 40], John de Langeford with Ralph
de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
to the sheriffs of Derby and Staffs [Gough, 30],
Thomas Malet with the king, to the sheriff of Notts
[Gough, 39]; John de Eure with Roger Mauduyt, to
the sheriff of Northumberland [Gough, 39]; Richard
de Daunteseye with Roger le Bygod, to the sheriff
of Wilts [Gough, 37]; Edmund Foliot with Thomas de
Furnivall, to exchequer and the sheriff of Yorks
[Gough, 39]. [C 67/13, m. 9 d]. Same for - John de
Useflete with the king [Gough, 32], Robert de
Fernhil with William le Vavasour [Gough, 35],
William Oraks with the same William [Gough, 39],
William de Roucestre with the same William [Gough,
35]. [All directed to the sheriff of Yorks.] Hugh de
Sancto Philiberto with John de Drokensford, to the
sheriffs of Berks, Gloucester, Oxon, Norfolk, Essex
and Suffolk [Gough, 41|; John de Colombar', with
Aymer de Valenc[ia|, to exchequer [Gough, 36];
Thomas de Hauvill with the king, to the sheriff of
Lines \Gough, 41]. Hugh de Eyland staying in
Scotland with John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to
the sheriffs of Yorks and Lanes [Gough, 33]. [No
duration given,] |C 67 '13, m. 8 d.].
.221 June 8
Letters of attorney for Ralph fil' William setting out
for Scotland with the king, under name of John le
Especer of York, until Christmas [Gough, 39].
Kirkham. [C 67/14, m. 17].
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1222 June 12
Same for Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, setting out for Scotland with
the king, under names of Hamo le Parker and
Bartholomew de Elmham [Gough, 33l. Northallerton.
Same for - Mr Thomas de Sudington with the same
earl, under names of Elie de Aylesbury and Mr John
de Sudington [Gough, 33]; Robert Ughtred with
William le Latymer, under names of Adam de
Hoperton and John le Neyr [Gough, 33 1; John Dyne
with John Lovel, under name of Hugh Banning;
Richard de Ripariis [Gough, 36l and John de
Ripariis [Gough, 36l with Aymer de Valencia, under
names of Richard Prat and William de Ba; John de
Gray of Rotherfield with A., bishop of Durham, under
name of William de Wermodeston [Gough, 42); Robert
de Colevill with Peter de Malo Lacu, under names
of Thomas de Salcok and Thomas de Cayton
[Gough, 38]; John de Hudleston under name of
Robert de Haydok [Gough, 44). [All until Christmas.]
[ibid].
1223 June 12
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas de Berkele
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
exchequer [Gough, 36] . Northallerton. Same for -
Matthew de Redman with the bishop of Durham, to
the sheriffs of Lanes and Westmorland [Gough, 42l;
John de Bosco, to the sheriff of Lines; John de
Clynton with Gwydone de Bello Campo, to the
sheriffs of Warwick, Herts and Suffolk [Gough, 38);
Thomas de Titilleye with Richard, earl of Arundel,
to exchequer; John de Sothill with Brian fil' Alan,
to the sheriffs of Lines and Yorks [Gough, 42l;
Robert de Lathum with the same Brian, to the
sheriff of Lanes [Gough, 42]; John Meriet junior
with John de Thorp, to exchequer, attested by Mr J.
de Cadamo I Gough, 42|; Robert fil' Pagan with the
king, to the sheriff of Somerset [Gough, 42|; Simon
de Ralegh [Gough, 42], William de Wyggebere
[Gough, 42| and Henry de Urtiaeo [Gough, 42| with
the same Robert, to [the samel; Giles de
Trumpetoun with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to
the sheriffs of Beds and Cambs [Gough, 42|; Giles
de Munpynzun with John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
to the sheriff of Norfolk [Gough, 41] ; Richard de
Overton, parson of Overton church, with Anthony,
bishop of Durham, to the sheriff of Southants
\Gough, 43]; Simon de Kyrketon of Hoyland with
the bishop, to the sheriff of Lines [Gough, 43l;
Henry de Pynkeny with the king, to the sheriffs '->f
1298
1223 June 12 Contd.
Bucks and Northants [Gough, 43|; Hugh de Hercy
with the king, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Notts;
William de Echingham with the king, to exchequer
and the sheriff of Sussex [Gough, 43] ; Roger le
Savage with John de Drokensford, to the Sheriff of
Kent [Gough, 27l ; Robert de Reymes with Henry de
Percy, to the sheriff of Northumberland [Gough, 281;
Robert Poyn of Rotynton junior with Richard de
Herthull, to the sheriff of Notts [Gough, 44); John
de Weyland with the king, to the sheriff of Suffolk
[Gough, 44l; Thomas de Grey with the same John,
to the sheriff of Essex, [Gough, 44] ; William
Dalenzoun with the same John, to the sheriff of
Suffolk [Gough, 44] ; Edward Charles with the king,
to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk [Gough, 44);
Alexander de Frevill with the king, to the sheriffs
of Norfolk, Hereford, Wores and Warwick [Gough,
44|; William le Latymer with the king, to exchequer
[Gough, 431; Hugh Poynz, to [the same] [Gough, 45l.
[No duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 8 d.|.
1224 June 16
Letters of attorney for William de Echingham setting
out for Scotland with the king, under names of
William de Offynton and John de Skelton; and dupli-
cate [sic] [Gough, 43]. Durham. Same for Edward
Charles with the king, under name of John de Morle
[Gough, 44], William de Ryther under name of John
le Conestable [Gough, 39]; Peter de Malo Lacu under
names of William, parson of Rosynton church, and
John de Sandale [Gough, 38]; Alexander de Fryvill
with the king, under names of John Seculer and
Richard de Drayton [Gough, 44]; John le Graund
with John Engayne, under name of Nicholas de
Morton [Gough, 44l. (AH until Christmas.] [C 67/14,
m. 16].
1225 June 16
Letters to the justices of the bench for John de
Heselartcn, setting out for Scotland by the king's
order with William le Latymer, respiting all pleas
before them except pleas of dower which may not be
impeded and of novel disseisin, until Christmas
[Gough, 46]. Durham. (Marginal) Vacated. [C 67/13,
m. 3 d.l.
1226 June 16
Letters of respite of debts for Ralph de Rocheford
staying in Scotland with John de Segrave, directed
to the sheriff of Lines [Gough, SO). Durham. Same
316
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1298
1226 June 16 Contd.
for - William de Rodestayn with John de Heselarton,
to exchequer [Gough, 46]; John de Cane with John de
Useflete, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Northants
[Gough, 46]; Thomas de Burnham with John de
Sothill, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Lines [GovgK
46]; John de Heselarton with William le Latimer
senior [sic, no addressee entered] [Gough, 46], John
son of Ralph de Horbury with John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey, to exchequer [Gough, 46]; John de Seyton,
Richard de Seyton and Simon de Seyton with Humfrey
de Bohu earl of Hereford, to exchequer [Gough, 46l;
William de Ryther with the king, to the sheriff of
Yorks [Gough, 39]; Francis le Tyeys with John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, to the sheriffs of Yorks and
Northumberland [Gough, 46]; Nicholas de Crioll with
the king, to exchequer [Gough, 46]; Richard de
Merewell setting out for Scotland, to the sheriff of
Southants [Gough, 46l; Robert de Tothale with the
bishop of Durham, to the sheriff of Hunts [Gough,
46]; Ralph le Butiller of Wemme with the king, to
Reginald de Grey, justiciar of Chester, and to the
sheriffs of Hereford, Salop and Warwick [Gough,
46], Robert fil' Roger with Roger le Bigod, earl of
Norfolk and marshal of England, to the sheriff of
Northants [Gough, 47l; John de Butring with the same
Robert, to the sheriffs of Cambs and Norfolk [Gough,
47]; John de Swynburn with the same Robert, to the
sheriff of Northumberland [Gough, 47]; John de
Claveringe with the same Robert, to the sheriff of
Northants [Gough, 47); John de Yelaund with the
same Robert, to the sheriff of Northumberland
[Cough, 47]; John de Beauchaump with Humfrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, to the sheriff of
Essex [Cough, 47l. iNo duration given.] IC 67/13,
m. 8 d.].
1227 June 17
Letters of attorney for William de Ros of Hamelak
setting out for Scotland, under names of Thomas de
Gryselay and Alan de Cuppoldik, until Christmas
[Gough, 37). Kipier [Kepyerl. [C 67/14, m. 16l.
1228 June 18
Same for Simon de Creppinges setting out for
Scotland with John de Creppinges, under name of
Nicholas de Creppinges. Chester by Durham
[Chester-le-Street]. [No duration given.] 1 ibid I.
1229 June 20
Same for Walter de Bello Campo setting out for
Scotland with the king, under names of Mr William
de Apperle and Robert de Norwyco, until Christmas.
Neuburn [Newburn]. [ibid],
1230 June 21
Same for Hugh Poinz setting out for Scotland, under
name of Henry de Sutton [Cough, 45]. Burnton.
[Brunton]. Same for - Nicholas Poinz with the same
Hugh, under name of the same Henry [Gough, 45];
Michael Cruket with the same Hugh, under name of
the same Henry [Gough, 45]; John de Bello Campo,
under names of William de Mertok and Robert de
Waleton [Gough, 45]; John de Bello Campo of
Fishide with the king, under name of William Payn.
[All until Christmas.] [ibid].
1231 June 21
Letters of respite of debts for John de Bello Campo
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Middlesex, Surrey and
Somerset [Cough, 45]. Burnton [Brunton]. Same for -
Humfrey de Bello Campo with the same John, to the
sheriffs of Somerset and Devon; Simon de Ashton
with John, to the sheriff of Somerset; Walter de
Rokesley with J. de Badham, to the sheriffs of Kent
and London; William de Rodestan with William le
Latymer senior, to exchequer; Henry de Leykeburn,
Gerard Salveyn and John de Heselarton with William
le Latymer, to exchequer. [All Cough, 45-6. No
duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 8 d.].
1232 June 29
Letters of attorney for Walter de Huntingfeld setting
out for Scotland with Aymer de Valencia, under
name of William de Wicham [Gough, 47]. Alnwick.
Same for - Ralph de Secchevill with the king, under
name of Richard Engeland [Gough, 47]; Giles de
Brewosa with the king, under name of John Herberd
[Gough, 47]; Brother Brian de Jay, master of the
Knights Templars in England, in the king's service,
under names of Brothers Thomas de Tuluse and
John de Conyngeston [Gough, 48]; John de Boclond,
under name of Nicholas de Wacchesham \Gough, 46l.
[All until Christmas.] [C 67/14, m. 16].
1233 June 29
Letters of respite of debts for Ralph de Seithevill
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1233 June29Contd.
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
the sheriff of Leics [Cough, 47). Alnwick. Same for -
Thomas Wale with the king, to the sheriff of
Northants [Gough, 47]; John Pychard with the king,
to the sheriff of Hereford [Gough, 47]; William
Martyn with the king, to the sheriff of Devon
[Gough, 47]; John Abel with the king, to the
sheriffs of Kent and Surrey; John de Novo Mercato
staying in Scotland with Henry de Lascy, earl of
Lincoln, to the sheriff of Yorks, attested by the
same earl [Gough, 45]; John de Bocland with the
king, to the sheriff of Kent [Gough, 46]; Walter de
Orewell staying in Scotland with Henry de Percy,
to the sheriff of Cambs [Gough, 48]; Roger de
Bello Campo and John Costyn with Roger le Bygod,
earl of Norfolk, to the sheriff of Beds; Nicholas de
Chartres with Robert d'Arcy in company of Robert
de Tateshale junior, to the sheriff of Dorset
[Gough, 48]; Robert d'Arcy with Robert de Tateshale,
to the sheriff of Lines [Gough, 48]. [No duration
given.] IC 67/13, m. 8 d.].
1234 July 6
Letters of attorney for William de Hardredeshull
setting out for Scotland with the king, under name
of Thomas le Pynder of Saleby, until Christmas
[Gough, 49|. Roxburgh. \C 67/14, m. 16l.
1235 July 9
Same for Thomas de Multon of Fraunton setting out
for Scotland, under name of Reginald de Ingelby
[Gough, 49]. Loweder [Lauder]. Same for - Roger de
Mortayn, under names of William Fayrfax, clerk,
and Thomas de Staunford [Gough, 49]; Edmund
Bacun staying in Scotland with the king, under names
of John de Catefeld and Nicholas Amaund. [AH until
Christmas.] [ibid].
1236 July 10
Same for John Faucomberge staying in Scotland with
the king, under name of Robert de Storeburgh of
Beverley, until Christmas [Gough, 49]. Dalwolsy
iDalhousie]. [ibid].
1237 July 10
Letters of respite of debts for Eustace de Hacce
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
the sheriffs of Wilts, Northants and Berks [Gough,
49). Loweder [Lauder]. Same for - William de
Ardredeshille with the king, to exchequer [Gough,
49]; Nicholas de Meignil, to the sheriff of Yorks
1298
1237 July 10 Contd.
and to exchequer [Gough, 48]; Roger de Morteyn, to
exchequer [Gough, 49]; Henry de Maule, to exchequer
and to the sheriffs of Oxon, Northants and Yorks
[Gough, 48]; Robert de Phileby of Foulburn staying
in Scotland in company of Humfrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, to the sheriff of Cambs [Gough,
49]. [No duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 8 d.].
1238 July 11
Same for John de Eyvill son of Thomas de Eyvill,
staying in Scotland with Humfrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, directed to exchequer [Gough,
43?]. Brade [Braid]. Same for - Robert de
Stayngrave with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, to the sheriff of Surrey
[Gough, 50]; Richard de Sutton with Henry de Lacy,
eearl of Lincoln, to the sheriffs of Notts, Leics and
Northants [Gough, 50]; Hugh de Mortuo Mari setting
out for Scotland, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Essex, Worcs, Hereford, Salop, Northants and
Southants [Gough, 50]; Miles Pychard with the
bishop of Durham, to the sheriff of Herts; John de
Haume [sic] setting out for Scotland, to the sheriff
of Surrey [Gough, 50]; William Bagot, to the sheriff
of Staffs and to exchequer [Gough, 51]; Thomas
Bacoun setting out for Scotland with the king, to
the sheriff of Northants [Gough, 37, 42]; Robert de
Clifford with John de Cambou, to the sheriff of
Northumberland [Gough, 51]; William de Monsauns
with the said John, to [the same] [Gough, 51]. [No
duration given.] [ibid].
1239 July 11
Letters of attorney for Hugh de Mortuo Mari setting
out for Scotland, under name of Richard de
Stenynton [Gough, 50]. Brade [Braid]. Same for
Robert Giffard, under name of Walter de Shipburgh
[Gough, 50]. [Both until Christmas.] [C 67/14, m. 16].
1240 July 18
Same for John de Mohun staying in Scotland, under
name of William de Cumbe, for 2 years [Gough, 50].
Temple Lyston [Kirkliston]. Same for - Eustace de
Avesyn with John de Britannia, under name of John
fir Johannis of Walington, until Christmas
[Gough, 50]; John de Bello Campo with the king,
under name of David le Graunt [Gough, 45); John de
Dukesworth in company of Robert de Veer, earl of
Oxford, under names of Richard de la Cornere and
John Pagot [Gough, 32]. [All until Christmas.)
libid].
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1298
1241 July 30
Letters of respite of debts for John de Berwick
ready to come to Scotland, directed to the sheriff
of Southants. Stirling. Same for - Matthew de
Redeman with the bishop of Durham, to the
sheriffs of Westmorland and Lanes [no. 2166];
John de Clinton setting out for Scotland with Guy
de Bello Campo, to the sheriff of Hereford [Gough,
38]; Nicholas de Alditheleye [Audley] staying
there with the king, to the sheriffs of Salop,
Staffs, Derby and Middlesex [no. 2170]; William le
Butiller of Wemme staying there with the king, to
the sheriffs of Warwick, Leics, Salop and Staffs
[no. 2170]; William le Eskirmisur staying there
with Walter de Bello Campo, to the sheriff of Salop;
William de Cheyny setting out, to the sheriff of
Kent [no. 2166]; Geoffrey de Alba Marlia, knight,
setting out, to the sheriffs of Somerset and Devon
[no. 2166], Thomas de Hellebek [no. 2168] and
Robert Lengleys [no. 2168] staying with Robert de
Clifford, to the sheriff of Westmorland. [No duration
given.] [C 67/13, m. 7 d.].
1242 August [4 ?1
Same for Edmund de Hastingges staying in Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriff of Suffolk
[no. 2173]. [No duration given.] [C 67/13, m. 4 d.].
1243 August 14
Same for Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, directed
to the sheriffs of Essex and Beds [Gough, 32]. [No
duration given.] |C 67/14, m. 16.1
1244 August 14
Letters of attorney for David de Hereford with John
Botetourte, under names of Gilbert Maubank and
William Wyther as alternate, until Christmas
[no. 2170]. Abercorn. [ibid].
1245 September 14
Same for Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick,
staying in Scotland with the king, under name of
John de Henle, until 30 Nov.; the bishop of Chester
received the attorney. Carlisle, [ibid].
1246 December 4
Letters of respite of debts for John de Cambou
staying in defence of the town of Berwick, attested
by John de Drokenesford [no. 2179]. [No duration
given.] Tynemouth. [C 67/'13, m. 4 d.|.
1299
1247 January 13
Letters of attorney for William le Latimer senior,
setting out for Scotland to stay there by the king's
orders, under name of Godfrey de Firstling, until
24 June [no. 2181]. Ogerston. [Memorandum that for
a.r. 27 (Edward I) not many letters of attorney were
enrolled, except in the Patent Roll for that year
(S2c).] [C 67/14, m. 16].
1248 November 21
Letters of attorney for Geoffrey Luterel setting out
for Scotland with John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
under name of Thomas de Shefeld [no. 2190].
Wyghton [Market Weighton]. Same for - Walter
Agmodesham, under names of Adam de Osgodby and
Robert de Bardelby [no. 2190]; John de Bello Campo,
under namesof John de Middelton and Robert de
Shepton [entered twice] [no. 2190]; John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, with the king, under name of Thomas
de Sheffeld [no. 2190]; William de Bevercotes with
the king, under names of Richard de Drayton and
William de Neuton [no. 2190]. [All until Michaelmas.]
[C 67/14, m. 15].
1249 November 21
Letters of respite of debts for John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, setting out for Scotland, directed to
the sheriff of Norfolk [no. 2190]. Wyghton [Market
Weighton]. Same for - Eustace de Hacche, to the
sheriff of Norfolk; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
to the sheriffs of Yorks, Essex, Sussex, Surrey and
Bucks, and to exchequer; Saerus de Huntingfeld, to
the sheriffs of Notts and Lines [no. 2190], William
de Penynton and Hugh de Eland, to the sheriff of
Yorks [no. 2190]; Walter Currey, to the sheriff of
Cumberland [no. 2190]; John de Creppinges with the
king [no. 2191], and Geoffrey Luterel, to the sheriffs
of Yorks and Lines [no. 2190], John de Eure with
the king [no. 2191] and Hugh Gubyoun with Robert
fil' Roger [no. 2190], to the sheriffs of Yorks and
Northumberland, John, baron de Creystoke [sic]
with the king, to the sheriffs of Yorks,
Northumberland, Westmorland and Cumberland
[no. 21901. [All until 24 May.l [C 67/14, m. 15 d].
1250 November 24
Same for John de Sothill setting out for Scotland
with Brian fil' Alan, until 24 May, directed to the
sheriffs of Lines and Yorks. Beverley. Same for -
ROTULI SCOTIAE
319
1299
1250 November 24 Contd.
Richard de Sutton with Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln [no. 2191], and John Byrun with the king,
to exchequer [no. 2191]; John Dayvill with the king,
to the sheriffs of Yorks and Notts [no. 2191]; Peter
de Chauvent, to the sheriffs of Sussex, Essex,
Cambs and Suffolk, and to exchequer [no. 2191];
John Fresel with the same Peter, to the sheriff of
Cambs [no. 2191]; Edward de Marchsham, parson of
Farnham church, with the same Peter, to the sheriff
of Suffolk [no. 2191]; Theobald de Nevill in company
of John Segrave, to the sheriffs of Leics and Staffs,
[no. 2191]. [C 67/14, m. 15].
1251 November 24
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Lancastre setting
out for Scotland, under names of William Inge and
Roger le Brabazun, clerk [no. 2191 1. Beverley.
Same for - Richard de Sutton with Henry de Lacy,
earl of Lincoln, under name of Richard de Marnham
[no. 2191]; William Wyther with Thomas de
Lancastre, under names of John de Draycote and
Henry de Hambury; Alan fil' Warin, under names of
Walter de PateshuU and Hugh de Wilghby [no. 21911;
Thomas de Walton, under name of William le Fort.
[All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1252 December 1
Same for Nicholas Malemeyns setting out for
Scotland, under name of John de Agmodesham, until
Michaelmas. Northallerton. By the king himself,
[ibidl.
1253 December 1
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Watervile
setting out for Scotland, until 24 May, directed to
the sheriffs of Hunts, Leics, Lines and Northants.
Northallerton. Same for - John Bluet with John de
Sancto Johanne, to exchequer [no. 2193]; Henry de
Pynkeny, to the sheriffs of Essex and Northants
[no. 21931. [C 67/14, m. 15 d].
1300
1254 January 8
Same for John de Geyton staying in Scotland by the
king's orders, until 24 May, attested by Walter de
Bello Campo [no. 2197]. [No addressee entered. I
Gateshead, [ibidl.
1255 January 17
Same for John de Cambehowe with Robert fil'
Roger, staying in defence of the town of Berwick,
1300
1255 January 17 Contd.
until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriff of
Northumberland [no. 2198]. Blythe. [ibid].
1256 January 20
Same for Philip de Illeye with Robert fil' Roger,
staying in defence of the town of Berwick and
parts adjacent by the king's orders, until 24 May,
directed to the sheriffs of Leics, Notts and Lines,
attested by Robert. Same for John de Swyneburn
with Robert, to the sheriff of Northumberland.
[Both no. 2199.] [C 67/14, m. 14 d.].
1257 March 1
Same for Robert fil' Roger, staying [as no. 1256
above, for de Illeye], until Michaelmas, directed
to exchequer. Greenwich. Same for John de
Clavering with Robert, attested by Robert, to the
sheriff of Northants. [Both no. 2201.1 [ibid].
1258 March 8
Letters of attorney for Eustace de Avesy setting
out for Scotland with the king to stay there in
defence of Edinburgh castle, until Michaelmas,
under name of Thomas de Moigne [no. 2202].
Westminster. [C 67/14, m. 14].
1259 March 8
Letters of respite of debts for John de Sancto
Johanne senior, staying in the marches of Scotland,
until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs of Kent,
Sussex and Southants [no. 2197]. Westminster. By
the chancellor. [C 67/14, m. 14 d.].
1260 March 20
Same for Robert fil' Roger, until Michaelmas, for
all debts due at exchequer and elsewhere, directed
to the sheriffs of Bucks, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk and
Northumberland [no. 2201]. Westminster, [ibid].
1261 March 25
Same for Robert de Clifford, staying in defence of
the king's park (parcum) of Lochmaben in Scotland,
until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs of
Rutland, Bucks and Northants [no. 2206].
Westminster, [ibidl.
1262 April 4
Letters of attorney for John Tregoz setting out for
Scotland, for one year, under names of John de
Bedelwynde and Bartholomew de Badham [no. 2208].
Stratford. By the king himself. [C 67/14, m. 14].
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1300
1263 April 8
Letters of respite of debts for John de Lancastre
with John de Sancto Johanne senior, staying in
defence of the parts (partium) of Galloway, until
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs of Essex,
Northumberland and Westmorland. St Albans.
[C 67/14, m. 14 d.].
1264 April 10
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Stanford, parson of
Aulton church, setting out for Scotland, under names
of Richard de Kyneburle, chaplain, and Robert de
Aldewyncle, clerk [no. 2211]. St Albans. Same for
William de Brewosa with the king, under name of
Robert de Bello [sic] [no. 2209]. [Both for one
year.] [C 67/14, m. 13].
1265 April 12
Same for Ralph de Stanford [as above, no. 1264].
[ibid]. [See below, no. 2211].
1266 April 12
Letters of respite of debts for Simon de Monte
Acuto, setting out for Scotland both by sea and
land, until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriff of
Somerset [no. 2211]. St Albans. [C 67/14, m. 14 d.].
1267 April 13
Letters of attorney for Nicholas Malemeyns with the
king [etc., as no. 1252 above], for one year
[no. 2212]. St Albans. [C 67/14, m. 13].
1268 April 25
Same for Richard de Pevenese setting out for
Scotland with Roger la Warre, for one year, under
name of William son of Richard Page, attested by
the said Roger under his seal. Rockingham, [ibid].
1269 May 1
Same for Thomas de Scalariis setting out for
Scotland, until Easter, under name of William de
Clavering [no. 2218|. Stamford, [ibid].
1270 May 1
Letters of respite of debts for Hugh Gubioun
staying in defence of the town of Berwick, until
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriff of
Northumberland [no. 2218]. Stamford. [C 67/14, m.
14 d.].
1271 May 2
Same for John de Hastings setting out for Scotland,
until Michaelmas, directed to exchequer [no. 2219].
1300
1271 May 2 Contd.
Stamford. Same for Robert de Herle, going to the
marches of Scotland to make John's purveyance
there, to the sheriff of Leics and Warwick, attested
by the same John [no. 2219]. [ibid].
1272 May 4
Same for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, setting
out for Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas,
directed to exchequer and to the sheriffs of Yorks,
Lines, Norfolk, Surrey, Sussex, Essex and Bucks.
Easton by Stamford. By the king himself, nuncio
Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, [ibid].
1273 May 14
Same for William de Ferariis setting out for Scotland
with Thomas, earl of Lancaster, until Michaelmas,
directed to exchequer and the sheriff of Leics
[no. 2214]. Walsingham. [ibid].
1274 May 30
Letters of respite of debts for Robert fil' Roger
staying in Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed to
the sheriff of Northumberland. Beverley. [C 67/14,
m. 14 d.].
1275 June 7
Same for Edward Charles staying in Scotland, until
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2229]. Pontefract. [ibid].
1276 June 7
Letters of attorney for Gilbert de Brunnolvesheved
with Matthew de Redman, in company of John de
Sancto Johanne, staying in defence of the marches
of Galway [Galloway], until Easter, under names of
Roger de Kendale and William Porsyn [no. 2222].
Pontefract. [C 67/14, m. 12].
1277 June 13
Same for Ralph fil' William setting out for Scotland
with the king, under names of Peter de Nevill and
William de Sutton. York. [C 67/14, m. 12]. Same
for - Guy Ferre junior with the king, under name of
Robert Bacun [no. 2231]; John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, with the king [no name entered]. [All until
Easter.) [C 67/14, m. 11].
1278 June 13
Letters of respite of debts for Adam de Welle stay-
ing in Scotland, directed to exchequer and the
sheriffs of Lines and Essex [no. 2231]. York.
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1300
1278 June 13 Contd.
Vacated [sic]. Same for - Roger Tany setting out
for Scotland, to exchequer and the sheriff of
Essex [no. 2207]. [C 67/14, m. 14]. John de
Bokelond setting out with the king, to exchequer
and the sheriffs of Kent and Lines [no. 2231].
[C 67/14, m. 12 d.]. John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
setting out, to exchequer and the sheriffs of Yorks,
Lines, Norfolk, Essex, Sussex, Surrey and Bucks.
[C 67/14, m. 11 d.]. Similar letters [dated 13 Apr. in
error for 13 June] for - Robert de Tony setting out,
directed to exchequer and the sheriffs of Hereford,
Norfolk, Worcs, Wilts, Devon, Cambs, Herts and
Cornwall [no. 2231]; John de Merk with the king, to
the sheriffs of Essex and Cambs [no. 2231];
Nicholas de Stutevill with the king, to exchequer
[no. 2231]; Roger de Carum [sic] with the king, to
exchequer and the sheriff of Bucks [no. 2231);
John de Cane with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2231]. [All until Michaelmas.] [C 67/14, m.
12 d.].
1279 June 23
Same for William le Latimer senior staying in
defence of the town of Berwick, directed to the
sheriff of Yorks [no. 2256]. Tynemouth. Same for -
Robert fil' Walter setting out for Scotland with the
prince of Wales, to the sheriffs of Cambs, Norfolk,
Suffolk, Essex and Herts [no. 2236]; William Bagot
with Robert, to the sheriff of Staffs [no. 2236],
John de Sancto Johanne staying in Scotland, to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Sussex, Kent and
Southants; Thomas Paynel with John, to exchequer
and the sheriffs of Sussex and Southants. [All until
1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 14 d.].
1280 June 24
Letters of attorney for Adam de la Forde setting out
for Scotland with Robert de Tony, until Easter, under
name of William Malerbe [no. 2235]. Skelton.
[C 67/14, m. 111.
1281 June 24
Letters of respite of debts for John de Segrave
setting out for Scotland with the king, until
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs of Leics and
Hunts [no. 2229]. Skelton. Same for - Thomas de
Nevill with John, to exchequer [no. 22291; Hugh de
Plessetis with John, to the sheriff of Rutland;
Theobald de Nevill with John, to the sheriff of
Leics [no. 2234]. [C 67/14, m. 11 d.|.
1300
1282 June 28
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Coudray setting
out for Scotland with John de Sancto Johanne, under
name of Richard de Lyford, until Easter. Carlisle.
Same for Richard de Sutton with Henry de Lacy,
earl of Lincoln, under name of John de Verny; Hugh
le Bretun with Aymer de Valencia, under name of
Thomas de Castello Godericy I no. 2234). [ibid].
1283 June 28
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Scales
setting out for Scotland with the king, until
Michaelmas, directed to exchequer [no. 2235].
Carlisle. Same for - Robert de Balliolo with Henry
de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2235]; Richard de Sutton with the earl,
attested by the same, to exchequer [no. 2231];
John de Chaumpvent with the same, to the sheriff
of Suffolk [no. 2235]; John Freysel with John de
Chaumpvent, to the sheriff of Cambs [no. 2235];
Alan le Plogenet with the king, to the sheriffs of
Somerset, Dorset, Southants, Oxon, Berks, Wilts
and Hereford [no. 2234]; William Russel with the
king, to exchequer (no. 2235]. [ibid].
1284 June 29
Same for Marmaduke de Twenge setting out for
Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas, directed
to exchequer and the sheriffs of Westmorland and
Yorks. Carlisle. Same for - John de Bello Campo of
Fyshyde with the king, to exchequer and the
sheriffs of Essex and Cambs [no. 2235]; Nicholas
de Segrave with the king, to the sheriff of Essex
[no. 2235]; Richard de Aston with the king, to the
sheriff of Southants [no. 2235], William de Gillynggs
with the king, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Leics;
Eustace de Hacche with the king, to exchequer
'no. 2235], Thomas de Scalariis with the king, to
the sheriffs of Norfolk and Cambs; Robert Achard
with Nicholas de Segrave, to the sheriff of Berks
Ino. 2235]; Nicholas Trymenel with Eustace de
Hacche, to exchequer [no. 2235]; Nicholas de
Wurtleye with William de Cantilupo, to the sheriff
of Yorks [no. 22351; William de Cantilupo with the
king, to exchequer [no. 22351; Robert de Plumpton
with William, to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2235);
Hugh de Tatesale with the king, to the sheriffs of
Yorks, Lines and Norfolk [no. 2236]; Alexander de
Balliolo with the king, to the sheriffs of Kent and
Herts Ino. 22361; Mr John le Surgion of Totenham
with Robert de Tateshale, to the sheriff of Cambs
322
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1300
1284 June 29 Contd.
[no. 2236]; Robert de Plumpton with William de
Cantilupo, to exchequer [no. 2235]; Thomas de
Berkele with the king, to exchequer [no. 2239];
Robert de Monte Alto with the king, to the sheriffs
of Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2239]. [C 67/14, m. 11 d.l
1285 June 30
Same for Philip de Illeye setting out for Scotland
with Robert fil' Roger, until Easter, directed to
the sheriffs of Lines, Notts and Yorks [no. 2236].
Carlisle. Same for - Robert de Ros with Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to exchequer [no. 2235];
Edmund de Hemegrave with Robert fil' Roger, to the
sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2236]; John de
Ouvedale with the king, to the same [no. 2236].
[ibid].
1286 June 30
Letters of attorney for Joceus de Dynham setting
out for Scotland, under name of Henry de Bukerel,
until Easter [no. 2235]. Carlisle. Same for - Aymer
de Valencia with the king, under name of Roger
Ingepenne [no. 2235]; Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, with the king, under names of Thomas de
Fyssheburn and Richard de Farford; duplicate
[no. 2235]. John de Bello Campo with the king,
under name of John de Harnham; Thomas de Verdun
with the king, under name of Adam de Brom
[no. 2236]; William Russel with the king, under
name of Ralph de Olneye [no. 2235]; William Paynel
with the king, under names of Walter le Blund and
Stephen le Chaumbreleyn [no. 2235], Roger de
Ingepenne junior with Aymer de Valencia, under
names of Percevall Simeon and Walter de
Shriveham [no. 2237]; William Simeon with Aymer,
under [same names] [no. 2237], Hugh de Veer with
the king, under name of John de Canterbury
[no. 2231]; John de la Rivere with Aymer de
Valencia, under name of William de Batlon
[no. 2236); John de Maundevill with the king, under
name of Philip de Okebeer [no. 2236]. [ibid].
1287 July 1
Same for Robert fil' Walter setting out for Scotland
with the king, under name of Thomas de Kerkeby,
until Easter [no. 2236]. Carlisle. Same for - Robert
de la Warde with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, under name of Henry de
Bambury [no. 2238]; Richard de la Rivere with Aymer
1300
1287 July 1 Contd.
de Valencia, under name of William de Bathonia
[no. 2236]; John de Crepping with the king, under
name of Hugh le Warenner of Belton by Eppeworth in
Haxiholm [no. 2239]. [ibid].
1288 July 1
Writ to all justices of the king's pleas and of the
bench, and to all others in every county appointed
to take assises. The king has indemnified the earls,
barons, knights and others who personally proceed
with him in his army against the rebel Scots. To
meet the machinations of those who, for malice,
would implead them in their absence, he has
ordained with consent of the magnates who were with
him at Carlisle on 1 July, that all assises of novel
disseisin arraigned against such persons as proceed
with him should be respited until Easter next,
unless he returns to England before that time. He
therefore commands that all such assises arraigned
against Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, proceeding
with him in his own person in the Scottish expedition,
are to be respited until Easter, according to the form
of this ordinance [nos. 2235, 2239). Carlisle.
Duplicate. [See Cal. Pat R. 1292-1301, 523.] Same
for - Miles de Stapelton, attested by John de Segrave
as marshal of England in the present Scottish war
[no. 2231]; John de Segrave, attested by the chan-
cellor [no. 2229]; William Tochet, attested by
Nicholas de Segrave as constable of England in the
present Scottish war [no. 2239]; Nicholas de
Segrave [no. 2235], Robert de Bavent [no. 2231],
Robert fil' Walter [no. 2236] and John de Grey
[no. 2240], all attested by the chancellor. Ralph de
Trehampton [no. 2236], William de Vaus [no. 2236],
Henry de Bodrigan [no. 2238], Ingelram Beringer
[no. 2236], John de Maundevill [no. 2236], Robert de
Tateshale [no. 2236], Robert Darcy [no. 2231],
Henry de Tyeys and Henry de Middelton [no. 22311,
all attested by Nicholas de Segrave. Robert de
Watervile [no. 2238], Robert Peverel [no. 22381,
Robert de Westwode, Mr Robert Scarlet [C 67/14,
m. 7l, Humfrey de Bello Campo, Simon de Monte
Acuto, William le Latimer senior [no. 2256], Adam de
Hudleston, triplicate [nos. 2231, 22351, John
Spryng [no. 2231], Thomas de Nevill [no. 2229],
Walter de Bello Campo [no. 2239] and Simon le
Chaumberleyn, all attested by John de Segrave.
Robert de Berkele, attested by Humfrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford [no. 2239]. IC 67/14, m. 8].
ROTULI SCOTIAE
323
1300
1289 July 1
Letters of respite of debts for William Paynel
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
the sheriffs of Essex, Wilts and Southants [no. 2235].
Carlisle. [No duration given.) [C 67/14, m. 11 d.].
1290 July 2
Same for John de Weyland setting out for Scotland
with Hugh Bardolf, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriff of Suffolk. Carlisle. Same for - William Bagod
with Robert fil' Walter, for the same time, to the
sheriff of Staffs [no. 2236); John de Ripariis with
Hugh de Veer, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Southants, Essex and Cornwall [no. 2239]; John de
Meriot with William Tuchet, to exchequer [no. 2239];
Robert de Bavent with the king, until Michaelmas,
to the sheriff of Lines [no. 2231]; John de Twenge
with Marmaduke de Twenge, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2235); John de Crepping with the king, until
Michaelmas, to the sheriffs of Leics, Lines, Yorks
and Southants [no. 2239]; John de Columbariis with
the king, for the same time, to the sheriffs of
Somerset and Kent [no. 2236]. [ibid].
1291 July 3
Same for Thomas de Furnivall setting out for
Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriffs of Yorks and Notts [no. 2240].
Carlisle. Same for - Ralph de Rothinge with John de
Hastings, to exchequer and the sheriff of Suffolk
[2238]; Robert Bagod with Robert fil' Walter, to the
sheriff of Staffs; Robert de Watervile with the king,
to the sheriff of Hunts [no. 22381; Philip de
Lyndseye with Henry de Percy, to the sheriff of
Lines and to exchequer [no. 2239]. [C 67/14, m. 11
d. ]. Same for - Roger de Morteyn with the king, to
[the samel and to the sheriffs of Leics, Notts, Derby
and Staffs [no. 2240]; William de Tudenham with
Roger de Morteyn, to the sheriffs of Cambs and
Derby [no. 2240]; Robert Scarlet with the king, to
the sheriffs of London, Kent and Sussex. [C 67/14,
m. !0 d.j.
1292 July 3
Letters of attorney for Richard de Aston setting out
for Scotland with the king, until Easter, under name
of William de Caus [no. 2235]. Carlisle. [C 67/14,
m. 11 d.l.
1293 July 4
Same for Walter de Agmodesham, chancellor of
Scotland, setting out for Scotland with the king,
1300
1293 July 4 Contd.
until Easter, under names of Adam de Osgodeby
and Robert de Bardelby, clerks (no. 2239]. Carlisle.
Same for - Nicholas de Sancto Mauro with Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, under name of William Baron;
Hugh Poyntz with the king, under names of Roger de
Wyk and William Bukere; John Dyne with the king,
under name of Robert de Askeby; John de Mohun
with Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, under
names of John Loveday and Richard de Denlond;
Elias de Albinaco with the king, under name of
Ralph de Arderne. [All no. 2240]. [ibid].
1294 July 4
Letters of respite of debts for William le Latimer
setting out for Scotland with the king, until
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs of Surrey,
Lines, Leics, Kent, Beds, Yorks and Northants.
Carlisle. Same for - Thomas le Latimer with
William, to the sheriffs of Leics and Northants.
[C 67/14, m. 11 d.]. John de Tany with Aymer de
Valencia, to the sheriffs of Berks and Essex; Hugh
de Sancto Philiberto with the king, to the sheriff
of Sussex [no. 2240]; William de Leyburn with the
king, to the sheriff of Kent [no. 2240]; Thomas de
Leburn with the said William, to [the same] [no. 2240];
Robert de Clifford with the king, to exchequer;
John de Grey with the king, to exchequer [no. 2239];
Simon de Leyburn with the king, to the sheriffs of
Worcs, Salop and Northumberland [no. 2239];
Nicholas de Astle with the king, to the sheriff of
Hunts [no. 22311; Hugh Poinz with the king, to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Cambs, Kent,
Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset and Devon [no. 2240).
[C 67/14, m. 10 d.].
1295 July 10
Letters of attorney for William de Grafton setting out
for Scotland with the king, until Easter, under names
of Adam de Brunnesdon and Richard le Caretter
[no. 22391. Caerlaverock. [C 67/14, m. 11 d.l.
1296 July 10
Letters of respite of debts for Alexander de Fryvill
setting out for Scotland with the king, until
Michaelmas, directed to exchequer and the sheriffs
of Hereford, Worcs, Staffs, Norfolk and Warwick
Ino. 2240]. Caerlaverock. [C 67/14, m. 10 d.l.
1297 July 11
Letters of respite of assizes of novel disseisin for
Stephen de Haccumbe and Thomas de Cirencestre,
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1300
1297 July 11 Contd.
until Easter, attested by John de Segrave [no. 2240].
Caerlaverock. [C 67/14, m. 8].
1298 July 14
Letters of attorney for Robert de Tony setting out for
Scotland with the king, until Easter, under names of
John Secular and Walter Page. Caerlaverock. By
writ of privy seal. [C 67/14, m. 11 d.].
1299 July 14
Letters of respite of debts for Robert Malet staying
in Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriff of
Bucks, attested by John de Segrave [no. 2240].
Caerlaverock. Same for - Nicholas le Archer setting
out with Alexander de Frevill, to the sheriff of
Hereford; Hugh de Sancto Philiberto staying with
the king, to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Berks and
Gloucester Ino. 2240]. [All until Michaelmas.]
[C 67/14, m. 10 d.].
1300 July IS
Same for Peter de Malo Lacu staying in Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas. Dumfries. By the
king himself. Same for - John de Malo Lacu,
Edmund de Malo Lacu, John de Blaby, Robert de
Colevill and Robert de Malo Lacu, all with the same
Peter. [All no. 2242]. Gerard son of Robert Salveyn
setting out with the king [no. 2243]. [All directed
to the sheriff of Yorks.] [ibid].
1301 July 16
Letters of attorney for Gerard son of Robert
Salveyn, ready to set out for Scotland with the king,
until Easter, under name of Thomas de Thurkelby
[no. 2243]. Dumfries [C 67/14, m. 11 d.].
1302 July 16
Letters of respite of assizes of novel disseisin for
Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, attested by Nicholas de
Segrave [no. 2240]. Dumfries. [No duration given.]
[C 67/14, m. 8].
1303 July 16
Letters of respite of debts for James de la Plaunche
staying in Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed to
the sheriffs of Wilts and Bucks. Dumfries. Same for
- Walter de Huntercumbe with the king, to the
sheriff of Northumberland; by writ of privy seal.
John Luvet ready to set out to the king in Scotland,
until Michaelmas, to the sheriffs of Surrey and
Essex. [All no. 2243.] [C 67/14, m. 10 d.].
1300
1304 July 21
Same for Hugh de Nevill staying in Scotland with
the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs
of Essex and Notts [no. 2244]. Kirkcudbright,
[ibid].
1305 July 25
Same for Thomas de Burnham junior, ready to set
out to Scotland with John de Luvetot, directed to
the sheriff of Essex [no. 2243]. Kirkcudbright.
[No duration given.] [ibid]
1306 July 27
Letters of attorney for Reginald Malore, ready to
set out to the king in Scotland with Robert fil'
Walter, staying there in the king's service, until
Michaelmas, under name of William Malore [no.
2245]. Kirkcudbright, [ibidl.
1307 July 27
Letters of respite of debts for Walter de Huntercumbe
staying in Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of Beds
and Oxon [no. 2243]. Kirkcudbright. [No duration
given.] Same for Roger de Pedwardyn staying with
Roger de Mortuo Mari, until Michaelmas, to the
sheriff of Rutland, attested by Walter, bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield [nos. 2243, 2245]. [ibid].
1308 August 3
Letters of respite of assizes of novel disseisin
for John de Tany, attested by Nicholas de Segrave.
Twynham [Twynholm]. [No duration given.]
[C 67/14, m. 8].
1309 August 3
Letters of respite of debts for John de Deyvill
staying in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas,
directed to the sheriff of Yorks. Twynham
[Twynholm]. Same for John de Boilond and Richard
de Vilchen with the king, to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2248]; Richard Basset with the king, to the
sheriff of Northants [no. 2248]. [C 67/14, m. 10 d.].
1310 August 10
Same for Robert de Clifford staying in Scotland with
the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of
Rutland and Yorks. Gerton in Galloway, [ibid).
1311 August 16
Letters of attorney for Richard Oysel ready to set
out for Scotland, until All Saints, under names of
Robert de Bardelby and Richard de Thorp [no. 2250].
Wigton in Galloway. [C 67/14, m. 11 d.].
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325
1300
1312 August 16
Letters of respite of debts for John Engaigne stay-
ing in Scotland with the king, until Easter, directed
to the sheriff of Worcs. Wigton in Galloway, [ibid].
1313 August 24
Letters of respite of assizes of novel disseisin for
Hugh de Veer. Southwick. Same for Ingelram de
Gynes, by bill of the constable of the king's army
in Scotland. [Both no. 2231; no duration given.]
[C 67/14, m. 8].
1314 August 27
Same for William de Karliolo, attested by the earl
of Hereford [no. 2239]. Caerlaverock. [No duration
given.] [ibid].
1315 September 25
Letters of respite of debts for Peter de Malo Lacu,
defending the town of Berwick, directed to exchequer
and the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2242]. La Rose [Rose
castle]. By the king himself. Same for - Robert de
Malo Lacu [no. 2242], John de Malo Lacu [no. 2242],
John de Blaby [no. 2242], Robert de Colevill [no.
2242] and William Gillo, all with the same Peter,
staying [as above], to [the same]; by the king him-
self, attested by Peter de Malo Lacu. William Crak
with the same Peter, [as above], to exchequer and
the sheriff of Lines. [All until Easter.] [C 67/14,
m. 10 d.l.
1316 October 15
Same for Walter de Teye, staying [as no. 1315
above], until Easter, directed to exchequer. Carlisle,
[no. 2258] [ibid|.
1301
1317 January 26
Letters of attorney for Robert Hastang staying in
Scotland, under name of Robert de Stanton,
for one year, 'these presents not to be valid if
Robert Hastang should come into these parts. '
Nettleham. [C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1318 January 29
Same for John de Sancto Johanne senior setting out
for Scotland, until Christmas, under name of John
Luneday |no. 23031. Nettleham. libidl.
1319 March 28
Letters of respite of debts for Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, setting
1301
1319 March 28 Contd.
out for Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk,
Essex, Herts, Cambs, Hunts, Hereford, Bucks,
Beds, Worcs, Oxon and Berks. Evesham. [C 67/14,
m. 8 d.l.
1320 April 7
Same for Edward Charles setting out for Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2264]. Feckenham.
By the king himself. Same for - Fulk fil' Warin, to
the sheriffs of Gloucester, Cambs, Berks and Salop
and to exchequer [no. 2265]; Grimbald Pauncefot,
to the sheriffs of Gloucester and Worcs [no. 2266],
Richard Pauncefot with the king, to exchequer and
the sheriff of Gloucester. [C 67/14, m. 8 d.] [A
letter for Edward Charles, similar to that above and
dated 8 Apr., is entered on C 67/14, m. 7 d., but is
noted as 'vacated because elsewhere'].
1321 April 8
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Stanford, parson of
Aulton church, setting out for Scotland with the
king, for one year, under name of Robert de
Aldewyncle, clerk. Feckenham. Same for Fulk fil'
Warin, under names of Ivo de Sutton and Thomas de
fs;c] Richard de Twyford, until Michaelmas. [Both
no. 2265.1 |C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1322 April 10
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Scales
setting out for Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambs and Herts
[no. 2266]. Feckenham. By the king himself. Same
for - Edward Charles, to the sheriffs of Lines and
Yorks [no. 2264]; John de Seyton, to exchequer
Ino. 2267]. (C 67/14, m. 8 d.].
1323 April 18
Same for Robert de Tony setting out for Scotland
with the prince of Wales, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Herts, Hereford and
Worcs and to exchequer [no. 2268|. Worcester,
libidl.
1324 April 19
Same for Alexander de Fryvill setting out for
Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed to exchequer
and the sheriffs of Hereford, Warwick and Norfolk
Ino. 2269). Worcester. I ibid).
326
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1301
1325 April 26
Same for William le Latimer senior, staying in
defence of the town of Berwick, until Michaelmas,
directed to the sheriffs of Surrey, Northants and
Beds. Hereford. Same for Fulk Extraneus with
William, to the sheriff of Salop. [Both no. 2271.1
[ibidl.
1326 May 1
Same for Robert de Scales setting out for Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriffs of Hereford, Norfolk, Essex and Cambs
[no. 2266]. Kempsey. Same for Geoffrey de
Burdeleys with Robert, directed to the sheriffs of
Norfolk and Cambs [no. 2272]. [ibid].
1327 May 1
Letters of attorney for William de Grandisone
setting out for Scotland with the king, until
Michaelmas, under names of Robert de Cumberwell
and Roger de Walynton [no. 2272]. Kempsey.
[C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1328 May 6
Same for John Bluet setting out for Scotland with
John de Sancto Johanne, until Michaelmas, under
names of John de Peucot and William Martel
[no. 2274]. Kempsey. [ibid].
1329 May 8
Same for John de Hastingg setting out for Scotland
with the prince of Wales, until Michaelmas, under
names of John son of Simon de Kekyngwyk and
Walter Maunsel [no. 2275]. Kempsey. Duplicate,
[ibid].
1330 May 12
Letters of attorney in Ireland [sic] for John de
Fulburne setting out for Scotland with the king, for
one year, under name of Warin Oweyn [no. 2275].
Kempsey. [ibid].
1331 May 12
Letters of respite of debts for Miles Pychard setting
out for Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriff
of Hereford and to exchequer [no. 2275]. Kempsey.
[No duration given.] Same for - John de Duvedale
with the king, until 1 Nov., to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2276]; William de Ferariis setting out with
Thomas, earl of Lancaster, until 1 Nov., to the
sheriff of Leics [no. 2276]; Peter Picot with
William, to exchequer and the sheriffs of Essex
and Notts [no. 2276]. [C 67/14, m. 8 d.].
1301
1332 May 16
Same for Adam de la Forde with Robert de Tony,
setting out for Scotland in the company of the
prince of Wales, until Michaelmas, directed to
exchequer [no. 2279]. Evesham [sic], [ibid].
1333 May 19
Same for Theobald de Nevill setting out for Scotland
with John de Segrave, until Michaelmas, directed to
the sheriffs of Leics and Staffs [no. 2280]. Warwick,
[ibid].
1334 May 20
Same for Thomas, earl of Lancaster, setting out for
Scotland in company of the prince of Wales, until
1 Nov., directed to exchequer. Kenilworth. [ibid].
1335 May 22
Same for Roger de Bavent setting out for Scotland
with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriff
of Lines [no. 2282]. Kenilworth. [ibid].
1336 May 23
Same for John de Segrave setting out for Scotland
with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs
of Warwick, Leics and Hunts. Kenilworth. Same for
Hugh de Ver, to the above sheriffs [sic]. [Both
no. 2284.] [ibid].
1337 May 24
Same for Adam de la Ford setting out for Scotland
with Robert de Tony, until Michaelmas, directed to
the sheriff of Southants [no. 2279]. Kenilworth.
[ibid].
1338 May 25
Same for Walter de Muncy setting out for Scotland
with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs
of Suffolk and Yorks. Kenilworth. Same for - Stephen
de Houel with Walter, to the sheriff of Suffolk;
George de Castello setting out with John de Segrave,
to exchequer and the sheriff of Leics. [All no. 2284.]
[ibidl.
1339 May 26
Same for Hugh de Veer setting out for Scotland, both
for debts of fixed term as for other debts, until
1 Nov., directed to exchequer [no. 2284]. Kenilworth.
[ibidl.
1340 May 27
Same for Robert de Clifford setting out for Scotland,
until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of Northants
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1301
1340 May 27 Contd.
and Bucks [no. 2284]. Kenilworth. Same for - John
de Crumwell, to [the same] [no. 2285]; Geoffrey de
Hauvill, to the sheriff of Leics [no. 2282]. [ibid].
1341 May 28
Letters of attorney for John de Duvedale setting out
for Scotland with the king, under names of John de
Pottou and William de Duvedale. Kenilworth.
Duplicate. Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, with the prince of Wales,
and for Johanna his wife, under name of John le
Botiller of Hampton. [Both no. 2286.] [Both until
1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1342 May 30
Letters of respite of debts for William Martyn
setting out for Scotland with the prince of Wales,
until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of Somerset
and Devon [no. 2286]. Kenilworth. Same for -
Thomas le Latimer with William le Latimer, to the
sheriff of Northants; William de Sutton in the service
of the prince of Wales, staying in Wales [sic],
directed to exchequer and the sheriffs of Essex,
Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2287]. [C 67/14, m. 8 d.].
Nicholas de Turvill with the prince of Wales, until
1 Nov., to the sheriff of Beds and Bucks [no. 2286|.
[C 67/14, m. 2 d.].
1343 June 1
Same for Richard Whitacre setting out for Scotland
with John de Segrave, until 1 Nov., directed to the
sheriffs of Warwick and Northants, attested by the
said John [no. 2288]. Kenilworth. Same for - Ralph
de Kirkeby with the said John, to the sheriff of
Warwick, and James de Estleye with the same John,
to the sheriffs of Staffs and Notts, both attested
by the said John. | Both no. 2288.] Fulk de Lucy,
to the sheriffs of Warwick, Hereford and Gloucester
Inos. 2282, 2287];Peter de Malo Lacu with the king,
to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2307]; Adam de Welle
with the king, to the sheriff of Northants and to
exchequer [no. 2288]; Roger de Mortuo Mari with
the prince of Wales, until 1 Nov., to the sheriffs
of Hereford, Worcs and Salop [no. 2294). IC 67/14
m. 8 d.].
1344 June 4
Same for Marmaduke de Tweng setting out for
Scotland with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to
exchequer and the sheriff of Yorks |nos. 2283,
2287, 2290]. Whitwick. Same for - William de la Pole
1301
1344 June 4 Contd.
with Edward, the king's son, to the sheriff of Staffs
[no. 2289]; John de Merk with the king, to the
sheriff of Cambs [no. 2292]. [ibid].
1345 June 6
Letters of attorney for Nicholas de Sancto Mauro
setting out for Scotland with Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, under names of John de Sancto Mauro
and John Gorly. Newark. Same for Thomas de Grelle
setting out with the king, under names of William de
Gringele and Richard de Skeyton [no. 2292]. [Both
until 1 Nov.[ [C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1346 June 6
Letters of respite of debts for John de Sancto Mauro
setting out for Scotland with Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of
Beds, Wilts, Somerset, Hereford and Gloucester
[no. 2292]. Newark. Same for - Thomas de Grelle
with the king, until 1 Nov., to the sheriffs of Lines,
Somerset, Lanes, Sussex, Northants, Essex,
Norfolk, Suffolk, Rutland, Oxon and Leics [no.
2292]; Hugh Daudeleye, staying in defence of the
castle of Berwick, to the sheriff of Oxon. IC 67/14,
m. 8 d.j.
1347 June 10
Letters of attorney for Edmund de Cornubia setting
out for Scotland, until 1 Nov., under names of
Simon Silcok and Robert de Geynesburgh [no. 2294].
Beverley. Same for - Robert de la Warde with Ralph
de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
under name of Henry de Hambury [no. 2294];
Walter de Agmodesham, clerk, with the king, under
names of Adam de Osgodeby and Robert de Upton
[no. 2289]. [C 67/14, m. 7 d.]. Same for John de
Crumwell setting out for Scotland, until 1 Nov.,
under name of Ralph de Medburne (no. 2285).
[C 67/14, m. 5 d.|.
1348 June 10
Letters of respite of debts for William de Ros of
Ingmanthorp junior, setting out for Scotland with the
king, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriff of Notts
I no. 22941. Beverley. Same for - Ralph de Rocheford
with the king, to the steward of Lincoln |no. 2291],
John de Lancastre with the prince of Wales, to the
sheriffs of Essex and Westmorland [no. 2293).
IC 67/14, m. 8 d.l. Same for - Nicholas de Wetelay
setting out with William de Cantilupo, until 1 Nov.,
to the sheriff of Yorks (no. 2294[, William de Ros
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1301
1348 June 10 Contd.
of Ingmanthorp senior with the king, to the sheriff
of Notts; Henry de Bosco with the king, to the
sheriff of Yorks [no. 2294]; John de Byrun with the
king, to exchequer [no. 2294]. [C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1349 June 14
Same for William le Latimer junior setting out for
Scotland, until 1 Nov., directed to exchequer and
the sheriff of Yorks. Thirsk. Same for William de
Ros of Hamlak with the king, to the sheriffs of
Norfolk, Yorks and Lines. [Both no. 2295.]
[C 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1350 June 15
Same for William de Echyngham setting out for
Scotland with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the
sheriff of Sussex and to exchequer [no. 2297?].
Thirsk. [ibid].
1351 June 18
Same for John de Useflete setting out for Scotland
with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriff
of Yorks [no. 2298]. Darlington, [ibid].
1352 June 19
Same for Philip Darcy setting out for Scotland with
the prince of Wales, until 1 Nov., directed to
exchequer [no. 2297]. Durham, [ibid].
1353 June 22
Same for John de Lungevill setting out for Scotland
with John de Crumwell, until 1 Nov., directed to
the sheriffs of Beds and Hunts [no. 2304].
Tynemouth. [ibid].
1354 June 27
Letters of attorney for John de Scalariis setting out
for Scotland with Alexander de Balliolo, under
name of William de Clavering. Horton. Same for -
Thomas de Coudray with John de Sancto Johanne,
in company of the prince of Wales, under name of
Robert de Hereyerd [Herierd], attested by the said
John [no. 2305]; Robert de Tony with the prince,
under names of John Seculer and Walter Page
[no. 2306], Ralph de Tryhampton with Hugh le
Despenser, under names of Alexander de Insula and
Thomas de Ametotes [no. 2306). [All until 1 Nov.]
IC 67/14, m. 5 d.].
1355 June 27
Letters of respite of debts for John de Crumwell,
until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of Northants,
1301
1355 June 27 Contd.
Notts, Beds, Lines, Yorks and Wilts [no. 2285].
Horton. Same for - Randolph de Rye, to the sheriffs
of Lines, Derby and Leics [no. 2305]; Fulk
Extraneus with the king, to the sheriffs of Salop
and Southants [no. 2305], Thomas de Scalariis
setting out for Scotland with Alexander de Balliolo,
to the sheriff of Cambs [no. 2305]; Gilbert de
Knovill setting out with the prince of Wales, to the
sheriff of Devon [no. 2304], Henry de Lancaster with
the prince, to exchequer [no. 2305], John Deyvill
setting out with the king, to exchequer and the
sheriffs of Norfolk and Yorks [no. 2305]; Thomas le
Rus with the king, to the sheriff of Staffs [no. 2307];
Roger de Mortuo Mari with the prince of Wales, to
the sheriffs of Lines and Northants [no. 2294].
[C 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1356 June 21
Letters of attorney for Geoffrey de Burdeleys
setting out for Scotland with Robert de Scales,
until 1 Nov., under name of Robert de Grante.
Morpeth. Same for - William Paynel, under names of
Walter le Blund and John Loveday [no. 2306]; John
la Warre with the king, under names of John Turpyn
and John de Bedewynde. [no. 2306]. [C 67/14, m.
5 d.].
1357 June 28
Letters of respite of debts for Henry de Grey setting
out for Scotland with the prince of Wales, until
1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of Notts, Derby,
Essex and Kent [no. 2306]. Morpeth. Same for -
John de Somery with Henry, to the sheriffs of Salop,
Staffs, Warwick and Leics [no. 2306]; John de
Horbyry with the king, to exchequer [no. 2305];
John de Weyland [no. 2291] and William de Sengham
[no. 2306] with Robert de Scales, both to the sheriff
of Cambs; Thomas de Scalariis with Alexander de
Balliolo, to [the same] [no. 2305]; Thomas Malet
with the king, to the sheriff of Notts and Derby
[no. 2306]; Ralph de Tryhampton with Hugh de
Despenser, to exchequer and the sheriff of Lines
[no. 2306]; Henry de Appelby with Thomas le
Latimer, in company of the prince of Wales, to the
sheriff of Staffs [no. 23061; Robert de Holm with
John de Useflet, to the sheriff of Lines; William
Paynel with John de Sancto Johanne, to the sheriffs
of Wilts, Sussex and Southants; William de
Lughteburgh with the king, to the sheriff of
Somerset; John la Ware with the king, to exchequer
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1301
1357 June 28 Contd.
and the sheriffs of Wilts, Salop and Somerset.
[C 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1358 June 30
Same for Philip de Lyndeseye setting out for
Scotland with the king, until 1 Nov., directed to the
sheriff of Lines [no. 23061. Alnwick. Same for -
Walter de Rokesle with the king, to exchequer and
the sheriff of Kent [no. 2307]; John le Latimer
with the king, to the sheriff of Dorset [no. 23071;
Roger Basset of Drayton with the king, to [the
same] [no. 23071; Roger le Sauvage with the king,
to the sheriff of Kent [no. 2308]. [ibid].
1359 July 1
Letters of attorney for John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, setting out for Scotland, under name of
Thomas de Sheffeld, until 1 Nov. [no. 2307].
Bamburgh. [C 67/14, m. 7 d.j.
1360 July 2
Letters of respite of debts for Walter de Teye
setting out for Scotland, until 1 Nov., directed to
exchequer [no. 2310|. Berwick. [C 67/14, m. 2 d.l.
1361 July 3
Letters of attorney for William de Echingham setting
out for Scotland with the king, until 1 Nov.
[no. 2297?]. Halieland. [Holy Island]. Same for -
Ralph de Gorges with the prince of Wales, under
names of Hugh de Jernemuth and William Pote
[nos. 2307, 2309|; Robert de Echingham with the
king, under name of William de Offinton [no. 23081,
Henry de Percy with the king, under name of Thomas
de Sheffeld [no. 2309]; Robert de Clifford, under
[same name] | no. 2309]. [C 67/14, m. 5 d.l.
1362 July 3
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas de Bekering
setting out for Scotland with Hugh Gubiun, until
1 Nov., directed to the sheriff of Northumberland
Ino. 23081- Holy Island. Same for - Hugh de Sancto
Philiberto with the king, to the sheriffs of Norfolk,
Suffolk, Gloucester, Essex, Oxon and Berks
Ino. 23081; James de Astleye with John de Segravc,
to the sheriff of Warwick and Leics |no. 22881-
IC 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1363 July 5
Same for John de Cove setting out for Scotland,
until 1 Nov., directed to the sheriff of Norfolk and
1301
1363 July 5 Contd.
Suffolk [no. 23091- Berwick. Same for - Bartholomew
de Badlesmere with the king, to the sheriff of Kent
[no. 23081; Hugh de Curtenay with the king, to the
sheriffs of Somerset and Wilts; Ralph de Gorges
with the prince of Wales, to exchequer [no. 2309];
James de la Plaunche with the same Ralph, to
exchequer [no. 2288]; William de Stirkland with the
prince of Wales, to exchequer and the sheriff of
Westmorland [nos. 2307, 23091, Richard de
Averenges with Nicholas de Carru, to exchequer
and the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2307]; John de
Craystok with the prince of Wales, to the sheriffs
of Yorks, Cumberland, Northumberland and
Westmorland [no. 23061- [C 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1364 July 5
Letters of attorney for John de Creting setting out
for Scotland, until 1 Nov., under name of William de
Bleyseworth [no. 2310l- Berwick. Fc 67/14, m. 5 d.].
1365 July 10
Same for Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, setting out
for Scotland with the prince of Wales, until 1 Nov.,
under name of Robert de Hephale [no. 2306]. Berwick.
Same for Guy de Fishacre with William Martyn, in
company of the prince of Wales, under name of
Walter Lucas [no. 2310]. [C 67/14, m. 7 d.].
1366 July 10
Letters of respite of debts for Giles de Fyshacre,
setting out for Scotland with William Martyn in com-
pany of the prince of Wales, until 1 Nov., directed
to the sheriff of Devon [no. 2310]. Berwick. Same
for - John de Cretyng, to exchequer and the sheriffs
of Hunts and Suffolk [no. 23101; John de Geyton, to
exchequer [no. 2310]; Walter Tril, to the sheriff of
Beds- [C 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1367 July 11
Letters of attorney for Nicholas de Hastinges
setting out for Scotland with Ralph fil' William,
until 1 Nov., under name of Walter de Sutton.
Berwick. [C 67/14, m. 5 d.].
1368 July 11
Letters of respite of debts for Richard de Burgo,
earl of Ulster, staying in Scotland, until 1 Nov.,
directed to exchequer. Berwick. [C 67/14, m. 2 d.].
1369 July 15
Same for Herbert de Saltfleteby, ready to set out to
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1301
1369 July 15 Contd.
the king in Scotland, until 1 Nov., directed to the
the sheriff of Lines [no. 2311]- Berwick, [ibid].
1370 July 16
Same for John son of Alan de Walkyngham, setting
out to William de Cantilupo in Scotland, until
1 Nov., directed to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2312].
Berwick. [C 67/14, m. 4 d.].
1371 July 17
Same for John de Blakeford, ready to set out to
Scotland to the king, until 1 Nov., directed to
exchequer. Berwick. [C 67/14, m. 2 d.].
1372 July 22
Letters of respite of debts for John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, staying in Scotland, directed to the
sheriff of Norfolk [no. 2307]. Coldstream. Same for
William Burdet of Louseby, ready to set out to the
king in Scotland, to the sheriff of Leics [no. 2315]-
[Both until 1 Nov.] [ibid].
1373 July 22
Letters of attorney for William de Monte Gomeri,
ready to set out to the king, until 1 Nov., under
name of William de Mathefold [no. 2314]. Coldstrean
[C 67/14, m. 4 d.]. Same for William de Monte
Gomery, ready to set out to Scotland under name of
[blank]. Vacated. [C 67/14, m. 2 d.].
1374 July 24
Same for Peter de Greseleye, ready to set out to
the prince of Wales in Scotland, under name of
Walter de Sutton of Cole, until 1 Nov. [no. 2315].
Coldstream. [C 67/14. m. 5 d.j.
1375 July 24
Letters of respite of debts for Nicholas de Cheny
staying in Scotland with the king, until 1 Nov.,
directed to the sheriffs of Somerset and Devon,
attested by John de Kirkby. Coldstream [C 67/14,
m. 2 d.].
1376 August 2
Same for Matthew de Redman staying in Scotland
with the prince of Wales, directed to exchequer
and the sheriffs of Lanes and Westmorland [no.
2306]. Peebles. [C 67/14, m. 14 d.J. Same for
Walter de Huntercumbe with the king, to the
sheriffs of Beds, Oxon and Northumberland
[no. 2316]. [Both until 1 Nov.] |C 67/14. m. 2 d.|.
1301
1377 August 12
Same for Robert fil' Roger staying in Scotland with
the king, until 1 Nov., directed to exchequer and
the sheriffs of Norfolk, Bucks, Essex, and
Northumberland [no. 2318]. Peebles. [C 67/14, m.
2d.].
1378 August 22
Letters of attorney for Alan son of William fil'
Warin, staying in Scotland with the prince of Wales,
for one year, under names of Robert de la Mare,
clerk, and William Oripraunte [no. 2319]. [C 67/14,
m. 5 d.].
1379 September 8
Letters of respite of debts for Alan de Plokenet,
ready to set out to the king of Scotland, until
1 Nov., directed to the sheriffs of Somerset, Herts
and Wilts [no. 2321]. Glasgow. [C 67/14, m. 2 d.].
1380 September 20
Same for Hugh de Elande staying in Scotland with
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, until 1 Nov.,
directed to the sheriff of Yorks. Bothwell. [ibid].
1381 September 27
Same for Thomas de Colevill staying in Scotland
with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, until 1 Nov.,
directed to exchequer. Bothwell. Same for - John
son of Adam de Novo Mercato, with the earl, to
the sheriffs of Yorks and Lines [no. 2324]; John de
Seyton staying in Scotland with the king, to the
sheriffs of Rutland and Northants [no. 2324]. [ibid].
1382 September 30
Letters of attorney for John de Canti Lupo staying
in Scotland with the king, under name of Bertram de
Marnham. Dunipace. Same for Henry de Pynkeny with
the king, under name of William de Suthwyk; by writ
of privy seal. [Both until Easter, both no. 2325.]
|C 67/14. m 5 d.].
1383 October 1
Same for John de Moun staying in Scotland with the
king, until Easter, under name of William de
Dyseworth [no. 2326|. Dunipace. By writ of privy
seal. [C 67/14, m 7 d.].
1384 October 14
Same for Ralph de Camoys staying in Scotland
with the king, until Easter, under name of William
Thelond. Dunipace. By writ of privy seal.
[C 67/14. m. 1 d.j.
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1301
1385 October 14
Letters of respite of debts for Hugh de Veer stay-
ing in Scotland with the king, until Easter, directed
to the sheriffs of Gloucester, Bucks, Norfolk,
Northants, Essex and Kent and to exchequer
[no. 2329). Dunipace. Same for - Robert Coffyn with
the king, to the sheriffs of Bucks and Lines,
attested by Walter de Bello Campo [no. 2330], Hugh
de Curtenay, one of the heirs of Isabelle de
Fortibus, late countess of Devon, with the king, for
his own debts to the king and those of his ances-
tors, from whatever cause, directed to exchequer
and the sheriffs of Dorset, Somerset and Devon;
Robert de Scales with the king, to the sheriffs of
Cambs, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2328);
Marmaduke de Thwenge with John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey, to exchequer and the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2329]; Robert de Bonynton with Marmaduke, in
company of the earl of Surrey, to the sheriff of
Yorks [no. 2329]; Robert le Conestable and Jordan
de Daldene both with Marmaduke, to [the same]
[no. 2329]. [C 67/14, m. 2 d.].
1386 October 28
Same for William de Ros staying in Scotland with
the king, until Easter, directed to the sheriffs of
Norfolk, Suffolk, Lines and Yorks. Linlithgow.
Same for - John de Duvedale with the king [no
addressee entered]; Walter de Teye with the king,
to exchequer and the sheriffs of Yorks, Northants
and Beds; John de Geyton with the said Walter, to
exchequer and the sheriff of Northants; Robert de
Tony with the king, to the sheriffs of Norfolk and
Herts; Ralph de Rocheford with the king, to the
sheriff of Lines. [All no. 2334-] John Dyne with
Amauri de Sancto Amando, to exchequer and the
sheriff of Oxon [no. 2335]. [ibidj.
1387 November 8
Same for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, staying
in Scotland with the king, until Easter, directed
to the sheriff of Norfolk [no. 2336]. Linlithgow.
Same for William le Latimer senior with the king,
to the sheriffs of Surrey, Kent, Beds, Northants,
Leics and Lines [no. 2337|. [ibidj.
1388 November 21
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, staying in Scotland in
company of the prince of Wales, until Easter,
directed to the sheriffs of Cambs, London, Essex,
1301
1388 November 21 Contd.
Herts, Middlesex, Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 23391-
Linlithgow. Same for William de Colevill, until
Easter, Peter de Malo Laeu, Robert de Malo Laeu,
John de Malo Laeu and Robert de Colevill, all with
the king [all no. 2339], and Hugh de Elaund with
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey [no. 2337], all
directed to the sheriff of Yorks. fC 67/14, m. 1 d.].
1389 November 21
Same for Thomas le Latimer staying in Scotland
with W illiam le Latimer senior, until Easter,
directed to the sheriff of Northants. Linlithgow.
Same for - Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, in company of the prince
of Wales, until Easter, to exchequer [no. 23391;
John le Archer, until Michaelmas, to the sheriff
of Hereford. [C 67/15, m. 16 d.].
1390 November 25
Letters of attorney for John la Warre staying in
Scotland, under name of ^illegible], until
Michaelmas fno. 2342]. Linlithgow. Same for -
Robert de Chishill, clerk, with the prince of Wales,
ready to set out for Scotland, under names of Hugh
de Castre and John Prigget, until Easter [no. 23371,
Henry de Percy ready to set out for Scotland, under
name of ['] de NeviU, until Michaelmas. [C 67/14,
m. 1 d.j [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 51].
1391 December 1
Letters of respite of debts for Alan de Plukenet
staying in Scotland with the king, until Easter,
directed to the sheriffs of Wilts, Somerset and
Hereford [nos. 2339, 2343]. Linlithgow. [C 67/15,
m. 16 d.l.
1392 December 7
Same for Peter Ingelard staying in Scotland with the
king, in company of Edward, the king's son, until
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriff of Berks
[no. 23451. Linlithgow. By writ of privy seal, libid].
1393 December 10
Same for Matthew de Redeman staying in Scotland
with the king, until Easter, directed to the sheriffs
of Westmorland and Lanes and to exchequer
Ino. 23461. Linlithgow. Iibidl.
1394 December 15
Same for Nicholas de Sancto Mauro setting out for
Scotland with Thomas, [earl] of Lancaster, until
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1301
1394 December 15 Contd.
Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs of Wilts and
Beds [no. 2347). Linlithgow, [ibid].
1302
1395 January 3
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas Malet, about
to set out for Scotland with footmen selected by him
in Notts and Derby, until Easter, directed to the
sheriff of Notts [no. 2351]. Linlithgow, [ibid].
1396 January 12
Letters of attorney for John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, staying in Scotland with the king, until
Michaelmas, under name of [illegible] [no. 2361]-
Linlithgow. Same for John de Fresingfeld staying
in Scotland, for one year, under name of [blank]
de Farnham. [C 67/14, m. 1 d.] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., 1, 51].
1397 January 15
Same for Edmund de Cornubia staying in Scotland
with the king, under name of Henry Foillet, until
24 June [no. 2358]. Linlithgow. By writ of privy
seal. [C 67/15, m. 16 d.].
1398 February 19
Same for John de Sancto Johanne senior staying in
Scotland, under names of John Loveday and Adam de
Kerseye, until Michaelmas. Killom. [C 67/15, m. 16].
1399 July 24
Same for William le Latimer senior setting out for
Scotland, under name of Roger de Melvely, until
Christmas [no. 23701. Westminster. [C 67/15, m.
16 d.].
1400 August 4
Same for John de Segrave setting out for Scotland,
under names of Thomas de Nevill and John de Hotot.
Westminster. By the king himself. Same for Thomas
son of Robert de Nevill with the said John, under
name of Thomas son of Harsculph de Nevill; by the
king himself. [Both until Christmas; both no. 2373.]
[.bid].
1401 October 12
Letters of respite of debts for William le Latimer
junior staying in Scotland, until Christmas, directed
to exchequer [no. 2382]. Westminster. By the king
himself, [ibid].
1302
1402 October 14
Letters of attorney for Edmund de Hastinges setting
out for Scotland, under name of Adam Underwode,
until Easter [no. 2383]. Westminster. [C 67/15, m.
15 d.].
1403 October 30
Same for Godard de Notingham setting out for
Scotland, under names of William le Pottere of
Nottingham and Robert de Notingham, until 2 Feb.,
attested by Walter de Bello Campo. Westminster.
[C 67/15, m. 15 d.].
1404 November 12
Same for John Butteturte setting out for Scotland,
under name of William de Goldyngton, until Whitsun
[no. 2389]. Westminster, [ibid].
1303
1405 January 9
Letters of respite of debts for John Level of
Tychemarsh setting out for Scotland, directed to the
sheriff of Norfolk. Odiham. Same for John de Sancto
Johanne staying in Scotland, to exchequer and the
sheriff of Southants. [Both until Whitsun; both
no. 2392]. [C 67/15, m. 15 d.].
1406 January 13
Same for John de Segrave senior staying in Scotland,
until Whitsun, directed to the sheriffs of Leics and
Hunts [no. 2394]. Odiham. [ibid].
1407 January 14
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Manton setting out
for Scotland, under names of William de Thorntoft,
clerk, and William de Colbrok, until Whitsun
[no. 2394]. Odiham. [ibid].
1408 January 20
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Watervill
staying in Scotland with John de Segrave senior,
until Whitsun, directed to the sheriffs of Northants
and Hunts [no. 2395]. Guildford. By the king himself,
nuncio W., bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, [ibid].
1409 January 29
Letters of attorney for Humfrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, setting out for Scotland, under
names of Andrew de Kynebanton and John le Brun,
until 24 June [no. 2395]. Chertsey. [ibid].
1410 February 5
Same for John de Fer
setting out for Scotland
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333
1303
1410 February 5 Contd.
with the king, under name of Stephen de Traffold,
until Whitsun. Windsor, [ibid].
141 1 February 5
Letters of respite of debts for Giles de Trumpeton
with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, setting out
for parts overseas [s/c], until Michaelmas, directed
to exchequer. Windsor, [ibid].
1412 February 6
Same for William Tuchet setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriff of Lines [no. 2395]. Windsor.
Same for - Nicholas de Turvill with William Tuchet,
to the sheriff of Bucks [no. 2398]; Henry de Segrave,
to the sheriff of Norfolk [nos. 2395, 2398]. [All until
Whitsun.] [ibid].
1413 February 20
Same for John de Sancto Johanne staying in Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Sussex, Kent, Bucks and
Southants [no. 2392]. Hertford. Same for Thomas
Paynel in John's company, to the sheriffs of Essex,
Sussex and Southants [no. 2401]. [Both until
Whitsun.] [ibid].
1414 February 25
Same for Thomas Luvel setting out for Scotland with
John Luvel, until Whitsun, directed to the sheriffs
of Norfolk and Bucks [no. 2392]. Waltham Holy
Cross, [ibid].
1415 February 28
Same for Robert de Clifford staying in Scotland,
until Whitsun, directed to the sheriffs of
Westmorland, Lines, Northants, Yorks, Bucks,
Hereford, Wilts and Worcs [no. 2404]. Walthamstowe
[sic], [ibid].
1416 March 4
Same for John de Seyton staying in Scotland with
John de Segrave, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Northants and Bucks [no. 2395]. Westminster.
Same for John de Cromewell, to the sheriffs of
Bucks, Beds, Yorks, Northants, Westmorland, Notts,
and Wilts [no. 2406].|Both until Whitsun.] [ibid|.
1417 March 6
Same for John de Latimer setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Dorset and Surrey
[no. 2406]. Westminster. Same for - Robert Malet,
to the sheriff of Bucks [no. 2406); John Engayne
1303
1417 March 6 Contd.
with the king, to the sheriffs ot Hunts, Essex and
Norfolk [no. 2407]. [All until Whitsun.] [ibid].
1418 March 6
Letters of attorney for John son of Andrew Russel
of Milton setting out for Scotland with John fil'
Marmaduke, under name of Thomas de Wodehall, until
Christmas. Westminster. Same for John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, under name of Thomas de Sheffeud,
until 2 Feb. [Both no. 2406.] [ibid].
1419 March 8
Same for William de Saunford setting out for
Scotland with the earl of Surrey, under name of
Thomas de Sheffeud [no. 2410]. Westminster. Same
for Ralph de Cammeys with Hugh le Despenser,
under name of William Thebaud, attested by Hugh
[no. 2408]. [Both until Whitsun.] [ibid].
1420 March 8
Letters of respite of debts for Peter Corbet setting
out for Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriff of Salop [no. 2406]. Westminster. Same for -
Robert de Bello Campo with the king, to the sheriff
of Beds [no. 2406]; Fulk son of Fulk fil' Warin with
the king, to the sheriffs of Cambs, Berks, Wilts
and Salop [no. 2408]; John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, to the sheriffs of Yorks, Surrey, Sussex,
Essex, Norfolk, Bucks and Lines [no. 2406];
William de Saumford with the earl, to the sheriffs
of Oxon and Bucks, attested by the earl [no. 2410].
[All until Whitsun.] [ibid].
1421 March 10
Same for William de Monte Caniso setting out for
Scotland with the prince of Wales, until Whitsun,
directed to the sheriffs of Essex and Suffolk
[no. 2409]. Westminster. [C 67/15, m. 14 d.].
1422 March 11
Same for William de Leyburn setting out for Scotland
with the prince of Wales, directed to the sheriff of
Kent [no. 2410]. Westminster. By the king himself.
|C 67/15, m. 15d.]. Same for - Simon de Leyburn
with William in company of the prince of Wales, to
the sheriffs of Worcs, Salop and Northumberland,
attested by William [no. 2410]; Geoffrey de Say,
John de Campania, Fulk Payforer and Richard [his
son], all with William, all directed to the sheriff
of Kent and all attested by William [no. 2410];
Roger de Mortuo Mari with the king, to the sheriffs
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1303
1422 March 11 Contd.
of Oxon and Hereford; by the king himself
[no. 2410]. Ralph de Cammeys with Hugh le
Despenser, to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk
[no. 2408]. [C 67/15, m. 14 d.] [All until Whitsun].
1423 March 13
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Gorges setting out
for Scotland, under names of William Pote and Adam
atte le Kenele, until Whitsun [no. 2413]. Tottenham.
[C 67/15, m. 15 d.].
1424 March 13
Letters of respite of debts for Ralph de Gorges
setting out for Scotland, until Whitsun, directed to
the sheriffs of Somerset, Dorset, Devon and
Southants [no. 2413]. Tottenham. [C 67/15, m. 14 d.].
1425 March 17
Same for Henry de Grey setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Kent, Notts and Essex
[no. 2413]. Pokerithe [sic]. Same for - Robert de
Scales with the king, to the sheriffs of Herts, Essex,
Cambs, Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2415]; Hugh Bardolf
with the king, to the sheriffs of Southants, Lines,
Surrey, Sussex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Yorks, Herts,
Notts, Derby and Kent; Philip de Lyndeseye staying
in Scotland with John Buteturte, to the sheriff of
Lines, attested by John Buteturte [no. 2413]. [All
until Whitsun.] [C 67/15, m. 14 d.].
1426 March 21
Same for William de Cantilupo setting out for
Scotland with the king, until Whitsun, directed to
the sheriffs of Yorks, Lines and Bucks and to
exchequer [no. 2417]. Croydon, [ibid].
1427 March 23
Same for John Extraneus setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Warwick, Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambs and Salop [no. 2419]. Westminster. Same for
Richard Lovel with the king, to the sheriff of
Somerset [no. 2417]; Bartholomew de Baddlesmere,
setting out to Robert de Clifford, directed to the
sheriff of Kent [no. 2418]; Henry de Helyun with
the king, to the sheriff of Essex [no. 2419]; Martin
Senche with the prince of Wales, to the steward of
Surrey and Southampton [no. 2418]; Robert de Monit
Alto, to the sheriff of Warwick; Roger de Mortuo
Mari with the king, to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2410]. [All until Whitsun.] [ibid|.
1303
1428 March 25
Same for William le Latimer senior staying in
Scotland, until Whitsun, directed to the sheriffs of
Leics and Northants. Ogerston. [ibid].
1429 March 31
Same for William le Butiller of Wemme, setting out
for Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of Salop and
Warwick [no. 2420]. Croydon. Same for Robert [sic]
with the king, to exchequer. [Both until Michaelmas.]
[C 67/15, m. 15 d.].
1430 April 6
Letters of attorney for John de Uvedale setting out
for Scotland, under name of William de Uvedale,
until Michaelmas [no. 2410]. Lenton. [ibid].
1431 April 6
Letters of respite of debts for James de la Plaunche
setting out for Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of
Beds, Bucks, Wilts and Leics. Lenton. Same for
Walter son of Robert de Daventry with James, to the
sheriffs of Beds and Northants. [Both until
Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 14 d.].
1432 April 7
Same for Adam de Welles setting out for Scotland,
until Michaelmas, directed to exchequer [nos. 2424,
2468]. Lenton. Same for - William le Mareschal, to
the sheriffs of Norfolk, Lines and Northants; John
de Uvedale. to [the same]. [Both until Michaelmas;
both no. 2423.] [ibid].
1433 April 8
Same for Ralph de Scales setting out for Scotland
with Robert de Scales, directed to the sheriff of
Suffolk [no. 2423]. Lenton. Same for - John de
Sudleye with the king, to the sheriffs of Warwick
and Gloucester [nos. 2415, 2426]; Robert Bavent
with the king, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Lines, Norfolk and Bucks [no. 2428]; Geoffrey de
la Mare with Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex, to the sheriff of Northants [no. 2423].
[All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1434 April 8
Letters of attorney for Richard [sic] de Stanford,
the king's chaplain, setting out for Scotland, under
name of Robert de Aldewyncle |no. 2423]. Lenton.
Same for - Edmund de Cornubia with the king, under
name of Simon Silkok [no. 2423]; William de
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1434 April 8 Contd.
Cantilupo with the king, under name of William de
Waldyngfold [no. 2417]; Robert de la Warde, under
names of Henry de Hamburg and Henry de Norton
[no. 2423]; Walter de Agmodesham, the king's clerk;
see also 9 Apr. [sic] [no. 2424]. [All until
Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 15 d.].
1435 April 8
Same for Thomas de Scalariis setting out for
Scotland, under name of Thomas de Huntercumbe,
until Michaelmas [no. 2424]. Lenton. [C 67/15, m.
12 d.].
1436 April 9
Same for Nicholas de Sancto Mauro setting out for
Scotland with Thomas, earl of Lancaster, under
names of John Gurly and William de Gotham [no.
2425]. Lenton. Same for Walter de Agmodesham,
clerk, under names of William de Bevercotes and
John de Agmodesham; by writ of privy seal
[no. 2424]. [Both until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1437 April 9
Letters of respite of debts for Hugh Bardolf setting
out for Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Surrey, Sussex, Herts, Norfolk, Suffolk,
Lines, Notts and Derby [no. 2424]. Lenton. By the
king himself. Same for - Warin de Bassingburn with
the same Hugh, to exchequer [no. 2424]; Henry de
Lancastre, to the sheriff of Suffolk [no. 2421];
Ingelram Berenger with Henry, to the sheriffs of
Wilts, Dorset and Southants [no. 2421]; Robert de
Tateshale, to the sheriffs of Yorks, Lines and
Norfolk [no. 2423]; Robert Achard with Nicholas de
Segrave, to the sheriff of Berks, attested by
Nicholas [no. 2423]; Alexander de Frivill, to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Warwick and Herts
[no. 2423]; Nicholas Malemayns with the king, to
.he sheriffs of Kent, Surrey and Sussex [nos. 2410,
2437]; Nicholas de Wortheley with William de
Cantilupo, to the sheriff of Yorks; John Carbonel
with the king, to the sheriffs of Essex and Suffolk
[no. 2423]; Matthew de Redman staying in Scotland,
to the sheriff of Westmorland, attested by
J. Buteturte [no. 2423]; Henry de Appelby with
Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to the sheriffs of Leics
and Derby [no. 2425]; Thomas de Scalariis, to
exchequer |no. 24241. [All until Michaelmas.)
[C 67/15, m. 14 d.l.
1303
1438 April 10
Same for Robert de Monte Alto setting out for
Scotland with the king, directed to exchequer and
to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk, Warwick, Surrey,
Bucks, Derby and Lines [no. 2424]. Lenton. Same
for - Edward Charles with the king, to the sheriffs
of Norfolk, Yorks and Lines [no. 2425]; William de
Leyburn with the prince of Wales, to the sheriffs of
Beds, Wilts and Gloucester [no. 2424]; Nicholas de
Sancto Mauro with Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to
[the same sheriffs] [no. 2425]; Gilbert de Briddeshale
with the prince of Wales, to exchequer [no. 2423];
John de Lancastre staying in Scotland with John de
Segrave, to the sheriffs of Westmorland and Essex
[no. 2426]. [All until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 13 d.]
1439 April 12
Letters of attorney for Fulk fil' Warin setting out for
Scotland, under name of Richard de Twyford, until
Michaelmas [no. 2426?]. Thurgarton. By the king
himself. [C 67/15, m. 12 d.].
1440 April 12
Letters of respite of debts for William de Sutton,
in the service of the prince of Wales, staying in
Wales [s/'c], directed to the sheriffs of Norfolk and
Essex. Thurgarton. Same for - Robert Ughtred with
footmen of Yorkshire, setting out for Scotland, to
[the same sheriffs] [no. 2428]; Miles Pychard setting
out for Scotland with the king, to exchequer [no.
2426]; Fulk son of Fulk fil' Warin setting out with
the king, to the sheriffs of Cambs, Salop, Wilts and
Berks [no. 2426]; Ralph fil' William staying in
Scotland, to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2428]. [All
until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 13 d.].
1441 April 15
Same for Roger Tyrel setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Notts and Essex and to
exchequer. Marnham. Same for - John Bluet with
Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, to the sheriffs of Wilts and Somerset;
Gilbert de Knovill with the earl, to the sheriff of
Devon; Roger Tyrel with the earl, to the sheriffs ot
Salop and Hereford; Roger de Mortuo Mari with the
earl, to [the same]; Audoemus de Monte Gomery with
Roger in company of the said earl, to the sheriff of
Salop, attested by Roger; Hugh Godard with Roger
in company of the said earl, to [the same], attested
by Roger. I All no. 2428.] Walter de Tremur with
Henry de Bodrigan, for debts to the king in Cornwall;
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1441 April 15 Contd.
John de Ufford with the king, to the sheriff of
Northants [no. 2428]; John Byrun, to exchequer and
the sheriffs of Yorks and Lanes [no. 2426]; Thomas
de Hellebeck with Robert de Clifford, to the sheriff
of Westmorland [no. 2429]. [All until Michaelmas.]
[ibid.]
1442 April 16
Letters of attorney for Robert Ughtred setting out
for Scotland with the footmen of Yorkshire, under
names of John de Foston and William de Askham.
Laveham. Same for Thomas de Chaucumbe with the
king, under name of Peter Wyppe of Hereford
St Martin. [Both until Michaelmas; both no. 2428.]
[C 67/15, m. 12 d.].
1443 April 18
Same for Walter de Wellop setting out for Scotland
with John de Drokenesford, under names of Roger
Preseland and Adam Elys, until Michaelmas
[no. 2428]. Faxfleet. [ibid].
1444 April 18
Letters of respite of debts for John Byrun setting
out for Scotland, directed to exchequer [no. 2426].
Faxfleet. Same for - John de Sumery, to exchequer
[nos. 2426, 2429]; Philip de Kyme with the king,
to exchequer [no. 2430]; Hugh de Mortuo Mari with
the king, to the sheriffs of Hereford, Salop and
Worcs [no. 2430]; Henry de Bosco staying in
Scotland, to the sheriff of Yorks and to exchequer
[no. 2430]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1445 April 21
Same for Theobald de Nevill setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Leics and Staffs
[no. 2430]. Beverley. Same for - Pagan Tybotot, to
the sheriffs of Leics, Notts, Cambs, Essex, Yorks,
Norfolk and Suffolk; by writ of privy seal [nos. 2424,
2430]. Robert de Bello Campo with the king, to the
sheriff of Beds [no. 2431]; Richard Lovel with the
king, to the sheriff of Somerset [no. 2431];
Marmaduke de Twenge with the king, to the sheriff
of Yorks [no. 2434]; Robert Hastang staying in
Scotland, to [the same]; Robert de Cleseby staying
in Scotland, to [the same]. [All until Michaelmas.]
[C 67/15, m. 13 d.l.
1446 April 21
Letters of attorney for Robert de Watervill setting
out for Scotland, under name of John de Hotot,
1303
1446 April 21 Contd.
until Michaelmas [no. 2432.] Beverley. [C 67/15,
m. 12 d.].
1447 April 26
Same for John de Benstede setting out for Scotland
with the king, under names of John de Wynton and
John de Ayremynne, clerks, until Easter [no. 2429].
Thirsk. Duplicate, [ibid].
1448 April 28
Same for John de Sancto Johanne setting out for
Scotland with the king, under names of John Prest
and William de Basyng. Darlington. Same for -
William Inge with the prince of Wales, under name of
Alexander de Boudon [no. 2435]; William de Cambhou
with the king, under name of John de Northon, clerk
[no. 2436]; Nicholas Malemoyns, under name of
Bartholomew de Shyre [no. 2437]. [All until
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1449 April 29
Same for John de Wysham setting out for Scotland
with the king, under name of Bartholomew de Shyre,
until Michaelmas. Croft, [ibid].
1450 April 29
Letters of respite of debts for Tho.aas de Bekering
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
jxchequer and the sheriff of Northumberland [no.
2436]. Croft. Same for - John Lestraunge with the
king, to the sheriff of Salop [no. 2436]; Nicholas de
Turvill staying in Scotland with William Tuchet, to
the sheriff of Bucks [no. 2436]; Hugh de Mortuo
Mari with the king, to the sheriffs of Northants and
Essex [no. 2430]; Henry de Segrave with the earl
of Hereford and Essex, to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2437]; John la Warre with the king, to the
sheriffs of Wilts and Salop [no. 2435]; Walter de
Hamerton with Robert Ughtred, to the sheriff of
Yorks; Alexander de Clavering to [the same]
[no. 2437]; Ralph de Helbeck with the same
Alexander, to the sheriff of Norfolk [no. 2438].
lAU until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 13 d.].
1451 May 6
Letters of attorney for Reginald fil' Reginald setting
out for Scotland, under name of John le Waleys, until
Michaelmas [no. 2437]. Newcastle upon Tyne. By
writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 12 d.].
1452 May 7
Letters of respite of debts for Robert fil' Roger
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1303
1452 May 7 Contd.
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
the sheriffs of Northumberland, Bucks, Essex,
Norfolk and Suffolk. Newcastle upon Tyne. By
the king himself. Same for William de Roseles with
John de Barton of Fryton, to the sheriff of Yorks.
[Both until Michaelmas; both no. 2436.] [C 67/15,
m. 13 d.].
1453 May 9
Same for Robert de Plumpton setting out for Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriff of Yorks [no.
2436]. Morpeth. Same for - John Wymer setting out
with Robert de Tony, to the sheriff of Norfolk,
attested by Robert; John de Creppings with the king ,
to the sheriffs of Yorks and Lines [no. 2431]. [All
until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 10 d.].
1454 May 9
Letters of attorney for Eustace de Hacche setting
out for Scotland with the king, under name of
Thomas de la Forde [no. 2438]. Morpeth. By writ
of privy seal. Same for - John la Warr with the king,
under names of John de Bedewynde and John Turpyn
[no. 2435]; Robert de Tony with the king, under
names of Nicholas Waleweyn and Walter Page
[nos. 2437, 2438]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1455 May 13
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, and Johanna his wife, setting out for
Scotland, under name of John le Botiler of Hampton,
until Michaelmas [no. 2429]. Alnwick. Same for - the
earl and his wife in Ireland, under name of John Fyn
of Kilkenny; Walter de Bello Campo, under name of
Nicholas Walewayn, until Michaelmas [no. 2441];
Ralph de Gorges, under name of Roger de Prestland
and William Pote, until Michaelmas [no. 2438];
John de Warenne, earl of Surrey, under name of
Thomas de Sheffeld, until Easter [sic] [no. 2441];
Henry de Percy, under name of Thomas de Sheffeld,
until Michaelmas [no. 2432]. [ibid].
1456 May 13
Letters of respite of debts for Richard Bagot and
William Bagot, setting out for Scotland with Robert
fir Walter, directed to the sheriff of Staffs [no.
2441]. Alnwick. Same for - William Pecche with the
same Robert, to the sheriffs of Lines and Suffolk;
John Engayne with the king, to the sheriffs of
Essex, Hunts and Suffolk [no. 2443]; Godfrey de
Melsa with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
1303
1456 May 13 Contd.
Gloucester and Hertford, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2430]; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to the
sheriffs of Surrey, Yorks, Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk,
Sussex, Bucks, and Lines [no. 2441]. [All until
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1457 April 13 [error for May 13l
Same for William le Latimer senior, staying in
Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriffs of
Lines, Northants, Surrey, Yorks, Kent, Leics and
Beds [no. 2443). Alnwick. Same for - Alexander de
Fryvill setting out for Scotland, to the sheriff of
Norfolk [no. 24411; Walter Haket about to set out to
the king, to the sheriff of Salop [no. 2443]; Robert
de Borstal setting out with John de Segrave, to the
sheriff of Leics, attested by John [no. 2443]; John
de Weylaund and Richard de Weylaund about to set
out to the king, to the sheriff of Suffolk [no. 2443];
John Pecche, [same], to the sheriff of Warwick
[no. 2443]; Hugh de Curtenay, [same], to the sheriffs
of Devon ana Somerset [no. 2443]; Thomas de
Cirencestre, [same], with the said Hugh, to the
sheriff of Somerset [no. 2443]; John de Meriet setting
out with John de Bello Campo, to exchequer [no.
24431; Henry de Percy with the king, to the sheriffs
of Yorks, Sussex and Leics and to exchequer;
John de Haulton about to set out to the king, to the
sheriff of Northumberland [nos. 2430, 2443);
Nicholas de Menill, [samel, to the sheriff of Yorks
and to exchequer; Bartholomew de Badelesmere
and Robert le Sauvage, [same], to the sheriff of
Kent [no. 2443]; Robert de Bonynton, [same], to the
sheriff of Yorks; John Extraneus setting out to the
king with Fulk Extraneus, to the sheriff of Salop
[no. 2443]; Thomas Corbet with Fulk, to [the same]
[no. 2443]; John de Lungeville with William de
Cantilupo, to the sheriffs of Lines, Hunts, Beds
and Norfolk [no. 2443]; William Martyn about to
set out to the king, to the sheriffs of Somerset and
Devon [no. 2443]; Giles de Fysshacre with William,
to the sheriff of Devon [no. 2443]; Richard de
Morleye about to set out to the king, to the sheriff
of Derby (no. 2443]; Robert de Ryboef [no. 2443]
and William Laverok, [same], to the sheriff of Derby;
John de Boulton, [samel, with William le Vavasur,
to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2443]. [All until
Michaelmas. | | ibidl.
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1303
1458 May 14
Same for Walter de Huntercombe setting out for
Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriffs of
Oxon, Cambs, Beds and Northumberland [no. 2441].
Chatton. Same for - Fulk fiP Warin senior, to the
sheriff of Wilts; Robert de Tilled, to exchequer
[no. 2441]; William Gubaud, to [the same] [no.
2441]; John de Faucumberge, William Wytik and
Robert de Wylardeby with Robert de Tilleol, to
[the same] [no. 2441]; Humfrey de Bassingburn
setting out for Scotland with John de Segrave,
staying there [s;c], to the sheriff of Northants
[no. 2441]; William de Wauton with Robert fil'
Walter, to the sheriff of Essex, attested by Robert,
[no. 24411; Robert fil' Walter to the sheriffs of
Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2441]; John de
Herun with Robert, to the sheriff of Essex [no. 2441].
[All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1459 May 16
Same for John de Cromwell staying in Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Yorks, Wilts, Beds, Bucks,
Northants and Notts [no. 2443]. Roxburgh. Same for -
John de Ferariis setting out to the king, to the
sheriffs of Somerset, Northants, Oxon and Berks
[no. 2443]; Gilbert de Lyndeseye setting out for
Scotland with the same John, to the sheriffs of
Hunts and Lanes [no. 2443]; Peter de Malo Lacu
setting out with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2441]; John de Bello Campo with the king, to
the sheriff of Somerset; by the king himself [no.
2441]. Robert de Sapy about to set out to the king
with John de Ferariis, to the sheriff of Gloucester
[no. 2443]; William le Vavasur about to set out to
the king in Scotland, to the sheriffs of Lines and
Yorks; Grymbald Pauncefot, [same], to the sheriffs
of Hereford, Gloucester and Worcs [no. 2443]. [All
until Michaelmas.) [ibid].
1460 May 16
Letters of attorney for John de Ferrariis about to set
out in the king's service, under name of Stephen de
Trafford [no. 2443]. Roxburgh. Same for - Ralph de
Albo Monasterio with Miles de Stapelton, under name
of Richard de Thyrnum [no. 2441]; Henry de la
Pomeray, under name of John de Killebury [no. 2443];
William Martyn, under name of Henry de Thorpe; by
the king himself [no. 2443]. John son of William
Gifford about to set out to the king, under names of
John le Butiller of Hampton and Hugh Fuward
[no. 2443]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1303
1461 May 19
Letters of respite of debts for John de Wygeton
staying in Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed to
the sheriffs of Cumberland and Rutland [no. 2445].
Roxburgh. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 8 d.].
1462 May 21
Same for Walter de Teye about to set out to the king
in Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of Northants,
Essex, Beds and Yorks [no. 2447]. Roxburgh. Same
for - John de Geyton with the same Walter, to the
sheriffs of Northants and Hereford [no. 2447]; John
de la Ber with Alan Plugenet, to the sheriff of
Southants, attested by Alan himself [no. 2447]; John
le Rus with the same Alan, to the sheriff of Wilts
[no. 2447]; William de Ferrariis, to the sheriff of
Leics [no. 2448]; Philip la Zusche with the said
William, to the sheriffs of Sussex and Berks [no.
2448]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1463 May 21
Letters of attorney for William le Mareschal about to
set out to the king in Scotland, under name of John
de Burgo, until Michaelmas [no. 2447]. Roxburgh,
[ibid].
1464 May 26
Same for John Dyne about to set out to the king in
Scotland, under name of Baldwin de Kerbrok, until
Michaelmas [no. 2441]. Roxburgh, [ibid].
1465 May 26
Letters of respite of debts for Robert de Clifford
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Northants, Westmorland, Worcs, Wilts,
Yorks, Lines and Hereford [no. 2447]. Roxburgh.
Same for - Hugh de Sancto Philiberto about to set
out to the king, to the sheriffs of Suffolk, Berks,
Essex and Gloucester [no. 2449]; Alexander
Cheverel, [same], with the same Hugh, to the sheriff
of Wilts [no. 2449]; John de Watevill, [same], to the
sheriff of Essex [no. 2449]; Warin de Bassingburn,
[same], to the sheriff of Cambs [no. 2449]; Robert
de Offynton, [same], to the sheriff of Essex [no.
2449]; Robert fil' Pagan, [same], to the sheriffs
of Wilts, Somerset, Dorset and Devon [no. 2449].
[C 67/15, m. 8 d.]. Same for Henry de Grey, [same],
to the sheriffs of Notts, Derby, Yorks, Norfolk,
Northants, Essex, Leics and Kent [no. 2449].
[C 67/15, m. 9 d.]. Same for - John de Bello Campo
of Fyshyde with Robert de Scales, to the sheriffs of
Essex, Cambs and Southants [no. 2449]; Martin
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1465 May 26 Contd.
Shenche, valet to the prince of Wales, about to set
out to him, to the sheriff of Southants [nos. 2449,
2451]. [C 67/15, m. 8 d.]. Same for - Thomas Paynel
staying in Scotland with John de Sancto Johanne, to
the sheriffs of Southants, Middlesex, Kent and
Sussex [no. 2453]; Roger de Sancto Johanne with
the same John, to the sheriffs of Sussex and Berks
Ino. 2453]. [C 67/15, m. 7 d.] [All until Michaelmas].
1466 May 28
Same for Robert de Brus senior, staying in Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the lieu-
tenants of the treasurer and barons of exchequer and
to the sheriffs of Essex and Rutland, for the time
that the king pleases [sic] [no. 2450]. Roxburgh.
By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 8 d.] [Incomplete
in Rot. Scot,, i, 52].
1467 May 30
Same for Thomas Corbet about to set out with John
Extraneus, directed to the sheriff of Salop, attested
by the said John [no. 2443]. Smalham [Smallholm].
Same for - Roger Kempe staying in Scotland with
John la Warre, to the sheriff of Sussex; Thomas de
Colevill [no. 2431], Nicholas de Holtby and Geoffrey
de Burkon, valet of the same Thomas, all staying in
Scotland with William de Ros, to the sheriff of
Essex [no. 2442]; Robert Malet, [same] with Almaric
de Sancto Amando, to the sheriff of Bucks, attested
by Almaric himself [no. 2451]; John de Crombewell
staying in Scotland, to the sheriff of Lines [no.
2443]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1468 May 30
Letters of attorney for Robert fiz Payn about to set
out to the king in Scotland, under name of Richard
de Rodeny, until Michaelmas [no. 2449]. Smallholm.
[C 67/15, m. lOd.j.
1469 June 4
Same for J. Extraneus staying in Scotland with the
king, under name of Ivo de Scolton [no. 2443].
Edinburgh. [C 67/15, m. 10 d.]. Same for John
Russel, about to set out to the king in Scotland with
Aymer de Valencia, under name of Adam de Cicestre ,
and for the same Aymer, under names of Roger
Simund and Adam de Cyrencestre. [C 67/15,
m. 9d.| [All until Michaelmas].
1470 June 4
Letters of respite of debts for William de Wyvill,
1303
1470 June 4 Contd.
about to set out to William de Ros in Scotland,
directed to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2452].
Edinburgh. Same for - Edmund Foliot staying in
Scotland with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2437]; John de Maundevill, about to set out to
the king, to the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset;
Henry de Urtiaco setting out, to the sheriffs of
Somerset and Wilts; Guy de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, staying in Scotland with the king, to
exchequer. [C 67/15, m. 8 d.]. Same for - Thomas de
Wokyndon, about to set out to Henry de Grey in
Scotland, to the sheriff of Southants; John de Grey
staying in Scotland with the prince of Wales, to the
sheriffs of Essex, Beds, Lines and Northants, by
the king himself; William son of Walter de Bello
Campo staying in Scotland, to the sheriffs of
Northants and Worcs [no. 2453]; Aymer de Valencia
about to set out to the king, to the sheriffs of Oxon,
Beds, Bucks, Berks, Norfolk, Sussex, Herts, Cambs,
Southants and Hereford [nos. 2452, 2453]; William de
Wyvill about to set out to William de Ros, to
exchequer [no. 2452]; John de Segrave senior, staying
in Scotland with the king, to the sheriffs of Leics and
Hunts [no. 2453]. [C 67/15, m. 7 d.] [All until
Michaelmas].
1471 June 6
Same for William de Brewosa staying in Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriffs of Kent and
Sussex [no. 2451]. Linlithgow. Same for - John de
Cormayls with the king, to the sheriffs of Southants
and Dorset, attested by J. de Drok [enesford] [no.
2452]; John de Sancto Johanne with the king, to the
sheriffs of Southants, Kent and Sussex [no. 2449J ;
John de Columbariis about to set out to Scotland
with Aymer de Valencia, to the sheriffs of Berks,
Kent and Somerset [no. 2453]; Ralph de Gorges, to
the sheriff of Devon; John de Faucumberge and
William Wytik, to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2441];
Ralph le Butiller about to set out to Scotland with
John de la Mare, to the sheriff of Salop [no. 2454];
Alexander de Fryvill with the king, to the sheriff of
Worcs; William le Latimer junior, to the sheriff of
Yorks Ino. 2456]. [All until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15,
m. 7 d.l.
1472 June 6
Letters of attorney for John de Fulburn staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of Thomas de
Patrikedale [no. 2452]. Linlithgow. By writ of privy
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1472 June 6 Contd.
seal. [C 67/15, m. 10 d.]. Same for - Robert de
Plumpton, under names of Adam de Hoperton and
Adam de Westwyk; Warin Martyn about to set out to
Scotland, under name of John Blaunbcheval [sic];
Almaric de Sancto Amando with the king, under
name of William de Bragenham [no. 2453), and for
the same Almaric in Ireland, under name of Thomas
de Beiton. [C 67/15, m. 9 d.) [All until Christmas].
1473 June 12
Same for William de Monte Acuto staying in Scotland,
under names of Henry de Monte Forti, parson of
Elmedon church, and Thomas de Cherringdon, until
Michaelmas [no. 2416]. Clackmannan, [ibid].
1474 June 20
Letters of respite of debts for John de Daggeworth
staying in Scotland with John Buteturte, until
Michaelmas [no. 2456]. Perth. [C 67/15, m. 7 d.].
1475 June 22
Same for Edward de Hemegrave staying in Scotland
with Robert fil' Roger, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriff of Suffolk, attested by Robert. Perth,
[ibid].
1476 June 27
Same for Giles de Brewosa staying in Scotland with
the king, directed to the sheriffs of Dorset, Bucks,
Oxon and Berks [no. 2441]. Perth. Same for - John
le Straunge with the king, to the sheriffs of Cambs,
Norfolk and Warwick [no. 2443]; Humfrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford and Essex, in company of the
prince of Wales, to exchequer; by the king himself
[no. 2456]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1477 June 30
Letters of attorney for John de Brittania junior
staying in Scotland with the king, under name of
Richard de Bermyngham, until Christmas. Perth.
Same for John de Moeles about to set out to
Scotland, under names of John Turpyn and William
le Graunt, until Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 9 d.].
1478 June 30
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, staying in Scotland with the king,
directed to the sheriff of Wilts. Perth. Same for -
John de Bokland with the king, to exchequer; John
de Castelcumbe with Robert fil' Pagan, to the
sheriff of Wilts; John de Cove with the king, to the
1303
1478 June 30 Contd.
sheriff of Norfolk [no. 2447). [All until Michaelmas.]
[C 67/15, m. 8 d.].
1479 July 8
Same for Roger de Mortuo Mari staying in Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriffs of Lines,
Northants, Worcs, Salop and Hereford [no. 2428].
Perth. Same for John de Cumbe with the king, to the
sheriff of Wilts [no. 2449]. [Both until Michaelmas.] '
[C 67/15, m. 7 d.].
1480 July 10
Same for Thomas Stibayn staying in Scotland with
Walter de Wessinton, directed to the sheriff of Yorks
[nos. 2425, 2474]. Same for Hugh Gubion with Robert
fil' Roger, to the sheriff of Northumberland [no.
2461]. [No duration given.] [C 67/15, m. 6 d.].
1481 July 10
Letters of attorney for John de Creppynges about to
set out to Scotland, under name of Hugh le Warenner
of Beiton, until Michaelmas [no. 2431]. Perth.
[C 67/15, m. 9d.].
1482 July 28
Same for Richard de Burhunte staying in Scotland
with the king, under names of Thomas de Burhunte
and John de le Vanne, until Easter. Stratheghyn
[Strathdighty]. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1483 July 28
Letters of respite of debts for Henry de Lancastre
staying in Scotland with the king, [no duration
given], directed to the sheriff of Gloucester.
Stratheghyn. [Strathdighty]. Same for - William le
Latimer senior and William le Latimer junior, both
with the king, [no duration], to the lieutenants of the
treasurer and barons of exchequer [nos. 2467, 2479];
Robert de Beverlaco with the king, until Easter, to
the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2424]; Robert Attelogge
with the king, [no duration], to the sheriff of Surrey;
by writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 6 d.].
1484 August 11
Letters of attorney for Walter de Money staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of Lodovic de
Borham, until Christmas [no. 2470]. Brechin.
[C 67/15, m. 9d.].
1485 August 23
Letters of attorney in Ireland for Thomas de Multon
of Egremond staying in the marches of Scotland,
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1485 August 23 Contd.
under name of William Page, for 2 years I no. 2464].
Aberdeen, [ibid].
1486 August 27
Letters of respite of debts for John de Champayne
staying in Scotland with William de Leyburn, until
Easter, directed to the sheriff of Kent [no. 2465].
Aberdeen. By writ of privy seal. Same for - William
Martyn with the king, to the sheriffs of Somerset
and Devon [no. 2465]; Giles de Fishacre with the
king [no. 2465]. Gerard Salveyn with the king, to
the sheriff of Yorks [nos. 2466, 2470]. [No duration
given]. John de Heselarton with the king, until
Easter, to [the same] [no. 2466]; Henry Kempe with
John la Warre, until Easter, to the sheriff of Suffolk;
Adam de Hudleston with the king, until Easter, to
the sheriffs of Lanes, Suffolk and Surrey [no. 2466].
[All warranted by writ of privy seal.] [C 67/15, m.
6d.].
1487 August 28
Letters of attorney for John la Wark staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of Simon de
Manfeld, until Easter. Aberdeen. By writ of privy
seal. [C 67/15, m. 9 d.l.
1488 August 28
Letters of respite of debts for Walter de Rokeslee,
about to set out to the king in Scotland, until
Michaelmas [no. 2443]. [No addressee given.]
Aberdeen. Same for Humfrey de Bello Campo staying
in Scotland with the king, until Easter, to the
sheriffs of Somerset and Devon; by writ of privy seal
[no. 2466]. [C 67/15, m. 7 d.]. Same for - Stephen
de Codynton junior with the king, until Easter; by
writ of privy seal [no. 2466]. [No addressee given. 1
Stephen de Haccombe with the king, until Easter, to
the sheriff of Devon [no. 2465]. Fulk Peyforer with
William de Leyburn, [no duration given], to the
sheriff of Kent [no. 2465]; Hugh de Curtenay with
the king, to the sheriffs of Somerset, Devon and
Wilts [no. 2465]; Thomas de Cirencestre with the
king, to the sheriff of Devon [no. 2465]; John de
Carmino with the king, to [the same], by writ of
privy seal [no. 2465]; Robert de Ros with the king,
to the sheriffs of Yorks and Leics; by writ of privy
seal Inos. 2466, 2467]; Roger de Mortuo Mari with
the king, to the sheriff of Lines [no. 2467]. [All
lacking duration.] Robert de Clifford with the king,
until Christmas, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Yorks, Lines, Northants, Bucks, Worcs, Hereford,
1303
1488 August 28 Contd.
Wilts, Warwick and Westmorland; by writ of privy
seal [no. 2466]. [All 'staying in Scotland'.] [C 67/15,
m. 6 d.l.
1489 September 4
Same for John de Uvedale staying in Scotland with
the king, until Easter, directed to the sheriffs of
Norfolk, Herts and Surrey [no. 2467]. Banff.
[C 67/15, m. 7 d.]. Same for - Alexander de Cheverel,
to the sheriffs of Yorks and Wilts; by writ of privy
seal. John Engayne, to the sheriffs of Essex,
Norfolk, Hunts and Northants; by writ of privy seal
[no. 2466]. John de Fulburn, to the sheriff of Lanes
and to exchequer; by writ of privy seal [no. 2466].
John la Warre, to the sheriffs of Sussex, Salop and
Wilts [no. 2466]; Richard de Welles, to the sheriffs
of Hereford and Cambs [no. 2467]. [AH until Easter.]
Roger de Mortuo Mari, to the sheriffs of Oxon,
Northants, Hereford and Salop; William de Monte
Caniso, to the sheriffs of Suffolk and Essex, by writ
of privy seal [no. 2467]; Matthew de Redman, to the
sheriff of Westmorland [no. 2467). [All lacking dura-
tion.] Alan Plugenet, until Easter, to the sheriffs
of Southants, Berks, Oxon, Dorset, Somerset,
Hereford and Wilts [no. 2467]. [All with the king.]
[C 67/15, m. 6 d.].
1490 September 4
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Monte Hermeri,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and Johanna his
wife [no. 2474], staying in Scotland with the king,
under name of John le Butiller of Hampton, until
Easter. Banff. By writ of privy seal. The earl and
his wife have letters of attorney in Ireland, under
name of Robert de Peaus, for one year; by writ of
privy seal. Same for - Robert de Clifford with the
king, under name of Thomas de Brikeserth, until
Christmas [no. 2466]; Thomas de Wokyndon about to
set out to the king in Scotland, under name of
William de Mildon, until Easter [no. 2466]; John de
Uvedale with the king, under name of William de
Uvedale, until Easter [no. 2467]. [C 67/15, m. 9 d.|.
1491 September 11
Same for John de Warenne, earl of Surrey, with the
king, under name of Thomas de Sheffeld, until Easter
Ino. 2470|. Elgin in Moravia, [ibid].
1492 September 11
Letters of respite of debts for John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey, staying in Scotland with the king, I no
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1492 September 11 Contd.
duration given], directed to the sheriffs of Sussex,
Yorks, Bucks, Essex, Surrey, Norfolk and Suffolk,
and to exchequer [no. 2470]. Elgin in Moravia.
[C 67/15, m. 6 d.].
1493 September 19
Same for Peter de Male Lacu, Robert de Colevili, by
writ of privy seal, and Thomas de Multon of
Gilleslaund, all staying in Scotland with the king,
[no duration given], directed to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2474]. Kinloss. Same for - Eustace de Hacce
about to set out to Scotland in company of Margaret,
queen of England, to exchequer, attested by J. de
Goole [no. 2477]; Walter de Gillinge with the king,
to the sheriffs of Leics and Yorks. [Both lacking
duration.] [C 67/15, m. 6 d.]. Same for - William de
Creye with William de Leyburn, until Easter, to the
sheriff of Kent [no. 2468]; Thomas de Richemund
with the king, [no duration], to the sheriff of Yorks.
by writ of privy seal [no. 2469]; Richard de
Therston with the king, to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2468]; Mr Hugh le Keu with the king, to the
sheriff of Yorks, by writ of privy seal [no. 2468];
Philip de Lyndeseye with the king, to the sheriff
of Lines, by writ of privy seal [no. 2468]; Alexander
de Fryvill with the king, to the sheriffs of Warwick,
Norfolk, Worcs and Hereford [no. 2467]; John de
Cormailles with the king, to the sheriffs of Dorset
and Southants, by writ of privy seal [no. 2468];
John de Sumery, to exchequer; Robert de Burstal
with John de Segrave, to the sheriff of Leics
[no. 2474]; Marmaduke de Tweng with the king, to
the sheriff of Yorks [nos. 2470, 2474]; Geoffrey
de Sancto Quintino with Henry de Percy, to [the
same] [no. 2467]; Christopher de Seyton with John
de Buteturte, to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2474]
[incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 52]; Walter de Teye
with the king, to the sheriffs of Yorks, Lines,
Northants, Essex, Beds and Bucks [no. 2474];
John de Geyton with the king, to the sheriff of
Northants [no. 2474]; Thomas de Colevili with the
king, to the sheriff of Yorks [nos. 2467, 2470, 2475];
Nicholas de Holteby with the king, to [the same]
[no. 2475]; John de Newenham with the king, to
the sheriff of Northants [no. 2474]. [All lacking
duration.! (C 67/15, m. 5 d.].
1494 September 20
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, staying in Scotland with
1303
1494 September 20 Contd.
the king, [no duration indicated], directed to the
sheriffs of Beds, Bucks, Cambs, Hunts, Surrey,
Sussex, Essex, Herts, Southants, Norfolk, Suffolk,
Gloucester, Somerset, Dorset, Worcs, Middlesex,
Devon, Oxon and Berks [no. 2474]. Kinloss. Same
for - Edward Charles with the king, to the sheriff
of Norfolk and Suffolk [no. 2474]; John de Segrave
senior with the king, to the sheriffs of Leics,
Hunts and Warwick [no. 2474]; Pagan de Tybotot
with the prince of Wales, to the sheriffs of Yorks,
Notts, Leics, Cambs, and Suffolk [no. 2474]. [All
until Easter.] Theobald de Nevill, [no duration],
to the sheriff of Leics [no. 2474]; Richard de Burgo,
earl of Ulster, with the king, [no duration], to the
sheriff of Bucks; Humphrey de Bassingburn with
John de Segrave, until Easter, to the sheriff of
Northants; attested by John de Insula [no. 2474].
Same for - William de Saumpford with John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, to the sheriffs of Oxon and
Bucks [no. 2470]; Robert Descales with the king,
to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex
[no. 2473]; Nicholas de Wortelay, to the sheriff of
Yorks [no. 2473]; John de Lungevill with the king,
to the sheriffs of Lines, Beds, Hunts and Norfolk
[no. 2473]; Henry de Lancastre with the king, to the
sheriffs of Gloucester and Southants [nos. 2479,
2484]; Giles de Trumpeton with Henry de Lacy,
earl of Lincoln, staying in parts overseas, to the
sheriffs of Beds, Cambs and Suffolk; Audoemus de
Monte Gomeri with the king, to the sheriffs of Staffs
and Salop [no. 2474]. [AH lacking duration.] Hugh
Bardolf with the king, until Easter, to the sheriffs
of Norfolk, Herts, Suffolk, Sussex, Surrey, Lines,
Notts, Derby, Kent, Southants, and to exchequer
[no. 2479]; Robert de Swyneburne with the king,
[no duration], to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2479];
John Luvel of Tichemersh with the king, until
Easter, to the sheriffs of Oxon, Norfolk, Wilts and
Northants; by writ of privy seal [no. 2482]. John de
Sancto Johanne with the king, to the sheriffs of
Southants and Sussex; James la Plaunche with the
king, to the sheriffs of Bucks and Wilts [no. 2481).
[Both lacking duration.] John de Crumwell with the
king, until Easter, to the sheriffs of Wilts, Notts,
Beds, Northants and Bucks [no. 2479]. [C 67/15,
m. 5d.l.
1495 September 20
Letters of attorney for Richard de Burgo, earl of
Ulster, staying in Scotland with the king, under
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1495 September 20 Contd.
names of John de Benteleye and William de Harpole.
Kinloss. Same for Robert de Plumpton, under names
of Adam de Haperton and Adam de Westwyk
[no. 2467]. [Both until Easter.] [C 67/15, m. 9 d.].
1496 September 25
Same for Ralph de Albo Monasterio staying in
Scotland with Miles de Stapelton, under name of
Richard de Thirumar [no. 2467]. Lochendorm. Same
for Peter de Troye about to set out to Scotland,
under name of Nicholas de Sterteford. [Both until
Easter.] [C 67/15, m. 15 d.].
1497 October 10
Same for Eustace la Hacche setting out for Scotland
under name of Thomas de la Forde [no. 2477].
Kinloss. Same for - John Luvel of Tychemersh stay-
ing in Scotland with the king, under names of John
Tartaryn and John le Eschetin [no. 2482]; Nicholas
son of Gilbert de Luda, about to set out to the king
in Scotland, under names of Thomas de Norfolk and
William de Hessay. [All until Easter.] [C 67/15, m.
9d.l.
1498 October 10
Letters of respite of debts for William le Latimer
senior staying in Scotland with the king, until
Easter, directed to the sheriffs of Northants, Lines,
Yorks, Beds, Kent, Leics and Surrey Inos. 2467,
2479]. Kinloss. By writ of privy seal. Same for -
William le Latimer junior with the king, [no duration
given], to the sheriff of Yorks, by writ of privy seal
[nos. 2467, 2479]; Thomas le Latimer with the king,
[no duration], to the sheriff of Northants [no. 2479].
[C 67/15, m. 6 d.].
1499 October 20
Same for William son of William de Ferrariis staying
in Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriff of
Leics [no. 2474]. Dundee. Same for - John Bluet
with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, to the sheriff of
Northants [no. 2481]; John Giffard of Boyton with
the king, to exchequer [no. 2483]. [All lacking
duration.l IC 67/15, m. 5 d.].
1500 November 1
Letters of attorney for William de Ros of Hamelak
staying in Scotland with the king, under name of
W'illiam de Boulton, until Easter [no. 2466]. Cambus
Kenneth. IC 67/15, m. 9 d.j.
1303
1501 November 6
Letters of respite of debts for John de Weylond
staying in Scotland with Hugh Bardolf, until Easter,
directed to the sheriff of Suffolk. Dunfermline.
Same for - Alexander de Monte Forti with the same
Hugh, to the sheriff of Lines, by writ of privy seal;
William de Vallibus with the same Hugh, to the
sheriff of Norfolk; John Bardolf with the same Hugh,
to the sheriff of Leics; John son of William Giffard
with the king, to exchequer. [All lacking duration.]
[C 67/15, m. 5 d.].
1502 November 8
Letters of attorney for Alexander de Balliolo stay-
ing in Scotland with the king, under name of Richard
de Havering. Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal.
Same for Edmund de Cornubia with the king, under
name of Richard de Langeley [no. 2485]. [C 67/15,
m. 9d.].
1503 Novembers
Letters of respite of debts for Edmund de Cornubia
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to
exchequer and to the sheriff of Oxon [no. 2485].
Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal. Same for John
son of John Neyrunt with the king, to the sheriff of
Herts [no. 2490]. [Both lacking duration.l [C 67/15,
m. 5d.].
1504 November 14
Same for Aymer de Valencia staying in Scotland
with the king, until Easter, directed to the sheriff
of Oxon and Berks [no. 2487]. Dunfermline. By writ
of privy seal, [ibid],
1505 November 17
Letters of attorney for Guy Ferre staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of Robert de
Manefelt, until Easter. Dunfermline. By writ of
privy seal. [C 67/15. m. 9 d.|.
1506 November 25
Same for John de Heselarton staying in Scotland,
under name of Eudo de Colevill, until Easter.
Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m.
4d.l.
1507 November 26
Letters of respite of debtr for Henry de Bosco
staying in Scotland with the king, until Easter,
directed to exchequer and the sheriff of Yorks.
Dunfermline. |C 67/15, m. 3 d.].
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1508 November 28
Letters of attorney for Peter de Donewico, clerk,
about to set out to Scotland, under name of John de
Stowe, until Easter [no. 2492]. Dunfermline.
[C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1509 December 13
Letters of respite of debts for Ingelram Berenger
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Dorset, Southants and Wilts [no. 2494].
Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal. Same for -
Robert fil' Pagan with the king, to the sheriffs of
Dorset, Devon and Wilts, by writ of privy seal
[no. 2494]; Thomas de Furnivall, about to set out to
the king in Scotland, to the sheriffs of Yorks and
Notts [no. 2495]; Henry de Urtiaco with the king,
to the sheriff of Somerset, by writ of privy seal
[no. 2494]; John de Columbariis with the king, to
the sheriffs of Surrey, Kent and Somerset, by writ
of privy seal [no. 2494]. [All until Easter.] [C 67/15,
m. 3 d.].
1510 December 15
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Furnivall about
to set out to Scotland, under names of Thomas de
Sheffeld and Robert le Bretun [no. 2495].
Dunfermline. Same for Guy de Oilly about to set
out with the said Thomas, under name of Andrew de
Oilly [no. 2495]. [Both until Easter.] [C 67/15, m.
4 d.].
1511 December 24
Same for John de Boclond staying in Scotland with
the king, under name of John Hardy, until Easter
[no. 2497]. Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal,
[ibid].
1512 December 24
Letters of respite of debts for [the same], until
Easter, directed to the sheriffs of Lines and Kent
[no. 2497]. Dunfermline. [C 67/15. m. 3 d.].
1513 December 26
Same for Roger Sauvage staying in Scotland with
the king, until Easter, directed to the sheriff of
Kent [no 2498] Dunfermline, [ibid].
1514 December 28
Letters of attorney for Walter de Muncy staying in
Scotland with the king, under names of William de
Manegrene and John Eglisone, until Easter.
Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m.
4d.].
1303
1515 December 31
Letters of respite of debts for William de Rythre
staying in Scotland with the king, until Easter,
directed to the sheriff of Yorks. Dunfermline. By
writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 3 d.].
1304
1516 January 5
Letters of respite of debts for John Hamelyn staying
in Scotland with the king, until Easter, directed to
the sheriff of Staffs [no. 2502]. Dunfermline. By
writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 3 d.].
1517 January 8
Letters of attorney for Robert de Clifford staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of Thomas de
Brykeserth, until Whitsun [no. 2504]. Dunfermline.
By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1518 January 10
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas de Multon
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to
exchequer. Dunfermline. Same for - John de
Columbariis with the king, to the sheriff of Berks,
by writ of privy seal [no. 2494]; Alexander de
Fryvill with the king, to exchequer. [All until
Easter.] [C 67/15, m. 3 d.].
1519 January 20
Same for Andrew de Saukevill staying in Scotland
with the king, until Easter, directed to the sheriff
of Sussex. Dunfermline. Same for - Robert de
Clifford, until Whitsun, to the sheriffs of Hereford,
Worcs, Westmorland, Warwick, Leics, Lines, Yorks,
Bucks, Wilts and Northants, by writ of privy seal
[no. 2504]; George de Thorp, until Easter, to the
sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, by writ of privy seal
[no. 2506]; Miles Pychard, until Easter, to the
sheriff of Hereford, attested by the king's steward
[no. 2506]. [All with the king.] [ibid].
1520 January 23
Letters of attorney in Ireland for Nicholas de
Carreu with the king in Scotland, under name of
Richard de Sancto Michaele, until Easter.
Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m.
4d.].
1521 February 9
Same for William le Latimer junior staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of William
Nonny [no. 2520]. Dunfermline. By writ of privy
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1304
1521 February 9 Contd.
seal. Same for William de Ros with the king,
under name of John de Geddeworth [no. 2529].
[Both until 24 June.] [ibid].
1522 February 18
Same for Walter de Muncy staying in Scotland with
the king, under name of Richard Scot, until Whitsun.
Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1523 February 22
Same for Walter de Teye staying in Scotland with
the king, under name of Adam Yoel, until 24 June
[no. 2524]. Dunfermline. By writ of privy seal,
[ibid].
1524 March 14
Letters of respite of debts for William le Latimer
junior staying in Scotland with the king, directed to
the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2520]. St Andrews. By
writ of privy seal. Same for William le Latimer
senior with the king, to the sheriffs of Leics, Lines,
Kent, Surrey, Northants and Beds, by writ of privy
seal [no. 2533]. [Both until 1 Aug.] [C 67/15, m.
3d.].
1525 March 23
Same for Walter de Teye staying in Scotland with
the king, directed to the sheriffs of Essex, Lines,
Beds, Yorks and Northants. St Andrews. By writ
of privy seal. Same for John de Gayton with the
king, to the sheriff of Hereford. [Both until
Michaelmas; both no. 2524.] [ibid].
1526 March 24
Same for Walter de Leybourn staying in Scotland,
directed to the sheriff of Kent. St Andrews. Same
for - William de Creye with the king, to [the same];
John de Boklande with the king, to the sheriffs of
Kent and Lines. [All warranted by writ of privy
seal. All until 24 June; all no. 2524.] I ibid].
1527 March 26
Same for John de Dovedale staying in Scotland with
the king, directed to the sheriffs of Surrey, Herts
and Norfolk [no. 2526]. St Andrews. By writ of privy
seal. Same for - Thomas de Richemund with the
king, to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2530l; Adam de
Skyrewith with the king, to exchequer, by writ of
privy seal [no. 2536]. (All until 24 June.] [ibid].
1528 March 30
Same for John la Wa
staying in Scotland with the
1304
1528 March 30 Contd.
king, directed to the sheriffs of Sussex, Wilts and
Salop [no. 2529]. St Andrews. By writ of privy seal.
Same for Roger Kempe with John, to the sheriff of
Suffolk. [Both until 1 Aug.] [ibid].
1529 March 31
Same for William de Ros staying in Scotland with
the king, until 24 June, directed to the sheriffs of
Lines, Northants, Leics, Norfolk and Yorks [no.
2529]. St Andrews. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1530 April 1
Same for Thomas de Furnivall staying in Scotland
with the king, until 1 Aug., directed to the sheriffs
of Yorks and Notts [no. 2530]. St Andrews. By writ
of privy seal. [ibid].
1531 April 4
Same for Eustace de la Hache staying in Scotland in
company of Margaret, queen of England, until 1 Aug.,
directed to exchequer [no. 2533]. St Andrews. Same
for - Henry de Percy with the king, until Michaelmas,
to the sheriffs of Yorks and Leics [no. 2534]; Peter
de Malo Lacu with the king, until 24 June, to the
sheriff of Yorks [nos. 2524, 2535]. I All warranted
by writ of privy seal.] [ibid].
1532 April 4
Letters of attorney for William le Latimer senior
staying in Scotland with the king, under name of
Alexander de Rinton. St Andrews. Same for Hugh de
Audele with the king, under name of James de
Thitries. [Both until 1 Aug., both no. 2533.]
[C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1533 April 6
Same for William son of Richard Burdet staying in
Scotland with the king, under names of John de
Haukestan and Richard le Stedeman, until
Michaelmas [no. 2529]. St Andrews, [ibid].
1534 April 6
Letters of respite of debts for Philip de Lyndeseye
staying in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas,
directed to the sheriff of Lines [no. 2534].
St Andrews. By writ of privy seal. Same for William
son of Richard Burdet with the king, until 24 June,
to the sheriff of Leics [no. 2529]. [C 67/15, m. 3 d.].
1535 April 8
Same for John de Sudleye staying in Scotland with
the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriffs
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1304
1535 April 8 Contd.
of Warwick and Gloucester [no. 2525]. Sandford
[St Fort]. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1536 April 9
Same for Robert de Clifford staying in Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Warwick, Wilts, Worcs,
Westmorland, Yorks, Bucks, Hereford, Lines,
Leics and Northants, and to exchequer [no. 2535].
Sandford [St Fort]. By writ of privy seal. Same for
H. de Appelby with the king, to the sheriffs of
Leics and Derby [no. 2542]. [Both until 1 Aug.]
[ibid].
1537 April 10
Same for Alexander Cheverel staying in Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriffs of Dorset and Wilts [no. 2528]. Dundee.
By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1538 April 15
Letters of attorney for Alexander de Balliolo staying
in Scotland with the king, under name of Simon atte
Berne, until Michaelmas [no. 2542]. By writ of
privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1539 April 16
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, staying in Scotland with
the king, and for Joan his wife, staying in Scotland,
under name of Walter de Snypeston, until
Michaelmas [no. 2536]. Inverkeithing. By writ of
privy seal. [ibid].
1540 April 17
Letters of respite of debts for Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, staying in
Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriffs of
Suffolk, Hunts, Norfolk, Essex, Cambs and Herts
[no. 2536]. Culross. Same for - Robert [sic], to the
sheriff of Lines, by writ of privy seal; Alexander
de Fryvill with the king, to exchequer, by writ of
privy seal [no. 2533]; Thomas de Nevill with the
king, to the sheriff of Rutland, by writ of privy seal
[no. 2542]. [All until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m.
2d.].
1541 April 20
Same for William de Monte Acuto staying in Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriff of Oxon [no. 2539]. Cambskynel
[Cambuskenneth]. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1304
1542 April 24
Same for Adam de Hudeleston staying in Scotland
with the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriff of Lanes [no. 2550]. Stirling. By writ of
privy seal. [ibid].
1543 April 28
Letters of attorney for Guy de Bello Campo, earl
of Warwick, staying in Scotland, under name of
John de Dene, until Michaelmas [no. 2545].
Stirling. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1544 May 1
Same for Alexander de Fryvill staying in Scotland
with the king, under names of John de Crowenest
and John de Monynton, until Michaelmas [no. 2533].
Stirling, [ibid].
1545 May 1
Letters of respite of debts for Henry de Lancastre
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Southants and Gloucester [no. 2542].
Stirling. By the king himself. Same for - Alexander
de Fryvill with the king, to exchequer, by writ of
privy seal [no. 2533]; Robert de Watervill with the
king, to exchequer [no. 2542]; Alexander de Balliolo
with the king, to the sheriff of Kent [no. 2542];
John de Segrave with the king, to the sheriffs of
Warwick, Leics and Hunts, by writ of privy seal
[nos. 2536, 2542, 2546]. [C 67/15, m. 2 d.].
1546 May 8
Same for Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick,
staying in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas,
directed to the sheriff of Leics and Warwick
[no. 2545]. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1547 May 10
Letters of attorney for Hugh de Curtenay staying
in Scotland with the king, under name of Nigel de
Gayton, until Michaelmas [no. 2552]. Stirling. By
writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1548 May 12
Same for Aymer de Valencia staying in Scotland
with the king, under name of Walter Attehide, until
Michaelmas. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1549 May 12
Letters of respite of debts for Roger Tyrel staying
in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriff of Salop [no. 2554]. Stirling. Same for
Matthew de Redman with the king, until 1 Aug., to
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1549 May 12 Contd.
the sheriff of Westmorland; by writ of privy seal.
[C 67/15, m. 2 d.|.
1550 May 20
Same for William de Munchenesy about to set out to
Scotland with the prince of Wales, until 1 Aug.,
directed to the sheriffs of Essex and Suffolk, attes-
ted by the prince [no. 2559]. Stirling. Same for -
William de Bruseworth staying in Scotland with the
king, to the sheriff of Suffolk [no. 2548]; Philip de
Lyndeseye, to the sheriff of Lines [no. 2557]; John
de Segrave, to the sheriff of Oxon and Berks [nos.
2542, 2546, ?2536]; Geoffrey de HauviU, to the
sheriff of Leics [no. 2556]; John de Uvedale, to
the sheriffs of Norfolk, Surrey, Sussex and Herts
[no. 2556]; William son of William de Brewosa, to
the sheriffs of Kent and Sussex [no. 2551]; John de
Wodrinton, to exchequer; Hugh de Curtenay, to the
sheriffs of Somerset, Dorset, Southants and Sussex
[no. 2552]. [All staying in Scotland with the king;
all warranted by writ of privy seal. All until
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1551 May 20
Letters of attorney for Richard de Burgo, earl of
Ulster, staying in Scotland with the king, under
name of William de Horpol, for one year. Stirling.
By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1552 May 25
Same for William le Latimer junior staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of William de
Ulfskelf, until Michaelmas [no. 2560]. Stirling. By
writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1553 May 28
Same for Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, staying in Scotland with the king, under
name of William de Kynebauton, until 1 Nov. [nos.
2546, 2565]. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1554 May 30
Letters of respite of debts for John de Columbariis
staying in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas,
directed to the sheriffs of Berks, Somerset and Kent
[no. 2536]. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. IC 67/15,
m. 2d.].
1555 June 1
Same for Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, staying
in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas,
1304
1555 June 1 Contd.
directed to the sheriff of Bucks. Stirling. Same for -
Henry de Bosco with the king, until 1 Aug., to the
sheriff of Yorks [no. 2563]; Bartholomew de
Badlesmere with the king, until 1 Aug., to the
sheriffs of Rutland and Kent [no. 2563]; Robert de
la Warde with the king, until Michaelmas, to
exchequer [no. 2554]; Baldwin de Maneriis with the
king, until Michaelmas, to the sheriff of Cambs
[no. 2553]; Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex, with the king, until Michaelmas, to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Bucks, Essex, Wilts
and Hunts [nos. 2546, 2565]. [All warranted by writ
of privy seal.] [ibid].
1556 June 2
Same for Walter de Muncy staying in Scotland with
the king, directed to the sheriffs of Yorks, Norfolk
and Suffolk. Stirling. Same for - Pagan de Tybotot
with the king, to the sheriffs of Suffolk, Leics,
Essex, Notts, Lines, Yorks and Cambs; Simon de
Cokefeld with the king, to the sheriff of Suffolk.
[All warranted by writ of privy seal. All until
Michaelmas; all no. 2564.1 [ibid].
1557 June 3
Letters of attorney for Walter de Muncy staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of William de
Mangreyne, until Michaelmas [no. 2564). Stirling.
By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1558 June 5
Letters of respite of debts for Henry de Urtiaco
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriff of Somerset. Stirling. Same for - Ingelram
Berenger with the king, to the sheriff of Southants
[no. 2547]; William le Latimer junior with the king,
to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2560]. [All warranted by
writ of privy seal. All until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15,
m. 2d.|.
1559 June 10
Same for William son of Richard Burdet staying in
Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriff of Leics [no. 2567). Stirling. By writ
of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 1 d.|.
1560 June 10
Letters of attorney for Edmund de Cornubia staying
in Scotland with the king, under name of Henry
Fuyllet. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15,
m. 4 d.l. Same for Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
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1304
1560 June 10 Contd.
under names of Thomas de Fisheburne and Alan de
Munthenuy. [C 67/15, m. 3 d.] [Both until
Michaelmas].
1561 June 12
Letters of respite of debts for Hugh Bardolf stay-
ing in Scotland with the king, directed to the sheriffs
of Norfolk and Herts [no. 2555]. Stirling. [C 67/15,
m. 2 d.]. Same for - Giles de Trumpington with the
king, to the sheriffs of Cambs and Beds [no. 2569];
John de Neumarche with the king, to the sheriff of
Leics [no. 2569]. [C 67/15, m. 1 d.] [All warranted
by writ of privy seal; all until Michaelmas].
1562 June 18
Same for Adam de Well staying in Scotland with
the king, until Michaelmas, directed to the sheriff
of Lines [no. 2564]. Stirling. By writ of privy seal.
[C 67/15, m. 1 d.].
1563 June 19
Same for Peter son of Peter de Malo Lacu staying
in Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas, directed
to the sheriff of Yorks. Stirling. By writ of privy
seal. [C 67/15, m. 2 d.].
1564 June 20
Same for William de Ros of Hamelak staying in
Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of Yorks, Lines,
Norfolk, Northants and Leics [no. 2566]. Stirling.
Same for Peter de Malo Lacu with the king, to the
sheriff of Yorks [no. 2569]. [Both warranted by writ
of privy seal; both until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1565 June 20
Letters of attorney for William de Ros of Hamelak
staying in Scotland with the king, under name of
Thomas de la Haye, until Michaelmas [no. 2566].
Stirling. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1566 June 25
Letters of respite of debts for Walter de Bello Campo
staying in Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Warwick and Staffs [no. 2572]. Stirling.
Same for Nigel Cambell with the king, to the sheriff
of Cumberland [no. 2576]. (Both warranted by writ of
privy seal; both until Michaelmas. | [C 67/15, m. 2 d.l
[See Rot. Scot., i, 52].
1567 July 6
Same for Edward Charles staying in Scotland with
1304
1567 July 6 Contd.
the king, directed to the sheriffs of Norfolk and
Lines [no. 2570]. Stirling. Same for - Thomas le
Latymer with the king, to the sheriffs of Northants
and Lines [no. 2575]; Gilbert son of Thomas de
Clare with the king, to the sheriffs of Essex, Dorset
and Herts [no. 2573]. [All warranted by writ of
privy seal; all until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 1 d.].
1568 July 10
Same for William le Vavasur staying in Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriff of Yorks [no.
2569]. Stirling. Same for - Robert de Swyneburn with
the king, to the sheriff of Westmorland; Thomas de
Richemund with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2571] [All warranted by writ of privy seal; all
until Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 1 d.].
1569 July 20
Letters of attorney for James de Multon staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of Reiner de
Cotuin, until Christmas. Stirling. By writ of privy
seal. [C 67/15, m. 4 d.].
1570 July 26
Same for Gilbert de Bohun in Ireland, about to set
out to the king in Scotland, under names of Adam
Maymor and John Mawun, for one year. Stirling.
[ibid].
1571 July 28
Same for John de Henleye staying in Scotland with
the king, under name of William de Rikehom, until
Easter. Stirling. By writ of privy seal. [C 67/15,
m. 3d.].
1306
1572 March 9
Letters of attorney for John de Sancto Johanne
setting out for Scotland, under names of John de
Stoks and Hugh de Burdegal. Hyde near Winchester.
By writ of privy seal. Same for Roger de Sancto
Johanne, under names of John de Stoke and Hugh
[s/cl. [Both until All Saints; both no. 2579.] [C 67/7,
m. 3).
1573 April 5
Letters of respite of debts for William le Ros of
Hamelak setting out for Scotland in company of
Aymer de Valencia, directed to exchequer [no. 2581J.
Winchester. Same for - John de Lancastre in com-
pany of Henry de Percy, to the sheriff of Essex
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1306
1573 April 5 Contd.
[no. 2586]; Matthew de Redman with Henry to the
sheriff of Westmorland [no. 2598]; John de Lungevill
with William de Ros of Hamelak, to the sheriffs of
Hunts and Beds [no. 2600]; William de Ludelowe, to
the sheriffs of Salop and Staffs; John de Douvedale,
to the sheriff of Herts [no. 2598]; Thomas de Verdun
with Thomas de Grelle, to the sheriff of Northants;
William de Redham staying in Scotland, to the sheriff
of Norfolk; Edward Charles, to the sheriffs of
Norfolk and Yorks [nos. 2598, 2602]; John de
Boylaund with Walter de Teye, to the sheriff of
Norfolk and Suffolk; Walter de Teye, to the sheriffs
of Yorks and Beds [no. 2598]; William le Conestable
of Flayneburgh in company of Marmaduke de Thweng,
to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2598]. [All until
Michaelmas.] [C 67/16, m. 13 d.].
1574 April 6
Same for William le Latimer setting out for Scotland
in company of Aymer de Valencia, directed to the
sheriff of Lines [no. 2581]. Same for - the same
William, to the sheriffs of Kent, Yorks,
Northumberland, Beds and Surrey, and to exchequer;
John de Crumbwell, to exchequer and the sheriffs of
Lines, Westmorland, Notts, Yorks, Northants, Bucks
and Wilts [no. 2582]; Walter de Bello Campo with
Aymer de Valencia, to the sheriffs of Staffs and
Warwick [no. 2583]; William de Ros with Aymer, to
the sheriff of Yorks, by order of the treasurer
[no. 2581]; the same William, to the sheriffs of
Northants, Leics, Norfolk, Suffolk and Lines;
Robert de Clifford, to the sheriffs of Bucks,
Hereford, Wilts, Yorks, Westmorland, Northants,
Worcs and Leics [no. 2581]; Bartholomew de
Badlesmere with the same Robert, to the sheriffs of
Rutland and Kent [no. 2582]; Robert fil' Roger stay-
ing in Scotland, to the sheriffs of Northumberland,
Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, and to exchequer [no.
2583]; Nicholas de Colevill with William de Ros, to
the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2581]; Thomas de ColevUl
with the said William, to [the same], attested by the
said William [no. 2581]; Alexander de Clavering
staying in Scotland, to the sheriff of Norfolk [no.
2583]. [All until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1575 April 6
Letters of attorney for Henry de Grey setting out
for Scotland in company of Aymer de Valencia, under
names of Henry de Sutton and Laurence de Studhagh
'no. 2581]. Winchester. Same for - John de Crumbwell
1306
1575 April 6 Contd.
with Henry de Percy, under name of Richard de
Notingham [no. 2582]; Robert de Clyfford, under
name of Peter de Hertwel [no. 2581]. [All until
Michaelmas.] [C 67/7, m. 3].
1576 April 8
Same for Alexander de Balliolo of Caures [Cavers]
staying in Scotland by the king's licence, under
names of Robert de Kemesyng and William de
Cundyeshalle, until All Saints [no. 2602].
Winchester. Same for - William le Latymer setting
out for Scotland, under names of Richard de
Notyngham and John de la Haye, until Michaelmas
[no. 2581]; Edmund de Hastyng setting out with
Aymer de Valencia, under name of Adam Underwode,
for one year, attested by Aymer [no. 2581]. [ibid].
1577 April 12
Letters of respite of debts for Walter de Huntingfeld
setting out for Scotland with Aymer de Valencia,
directed to the sheriffs of Kent, Beds, Cambs and
Hunts. Winchester. Same for Warin de Bassingburn
with Aymer, to the sheriff of Cambs. [Both until
Michaelmas; both no. 2581.] [C 67/16, m. 13 d.].
1578 April 16
Same for Aymer de Valencia setting out for Scotland,
directed to the sheriffs of Norfolk, Berks, Suffolk,
Kent, Wilts, Gloucester, Worcs, Southants, Oxon,
Dorset, Bucks, Notts, Leics, Hereford,
Northumberland, Kent and Beds. Winchester. Same
for - John de Wauton with William le Latimer in com-
pany of Aymer de Valencia, to the sheriff of Kent,
attested by the same William [no. 2581]; John le
Latimer with the said William, to exchequer and the
sheriffs of Surrey and Dorset, attested by the same
William [no. 2581]; John Darcy with Aymer de
Valencia, to the sheriff of Lines [no. 2581]. [All
until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1579 April 18
Letters of attorney for Aymer de Valencia setting
out for Scotland, under names of Richard Symund and
Adam de Cirencestre. Winchester. Same for - Richard
Lovel, setting out for Scotland for the defence of
Roxburgh castle, under name of Mr Richard de Clare
[no. 2584]; Alexander Cheverel with Aymer de
Valencia, under name of John Poitehay [no. 25811;
Edmund de Martelesham with the same Aymer, under
name of Henry de Thurston [no. 2581]; Marmaduke de
Tweng in company of Henry de Percy, under name o''
PART II: ROTULl SCOTIAE
1306
1579 April 18 Contd.
Roger de Kendal [no. 2586]; Robert de Tony with
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex,
under names of Robert de Clipston and Adam de
Lucas, attested by the said earl [no. 2587]. [All
until Michaelmas.] [C 67/7, m. 3].
1580 May 1
Same for William de Cleydon setting out for
Scotland with Aymer de Valencia, under name of
Robert de Cleydon, until Michaelmas; attested by
Aymer [no. 2589]. Winchester. Same for Ralph de
Rothingg going to Scotland to make provision against
the arrival of John de Hastingg, then in the king's
company; vacated [sic] (no. 2594]. [ibid].
1581 May 17
Same for Hugh de Curtenay setting out for Scotland,
under names of William de Strete and Elie de Godelee
[no. 2602]. Winchester [s/c]. Same for Philip de
Curtenay with Hugh, under [same names] [no. 2603].
Guildford. Same for Stephen de Haucumbe with the
said Hugh, under names of Elye de Godelee and
William de Holewell [no. 2603]. [All until Easter.]
[ibid].
1582 May 24
Same for Pagan de Tybotot setting out for Scotland
with the prince of Wales, under names of Roger de
Wrotham, parson of Arkeseye church, and Laurence
de Burewell, until Easter [nos. 2599, 2600].
Westminster. Same for - Robert fil' Pagan with the
prince, under name of John de Middelton, until
Whitsun [no. 2599]; William Paynel with John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, under names of John
Loveday and Walter de Blound, until Easter; dupli-
cate [nos. 2597, 2605]. John le Rus with John de
Hasting, under name of Geoffrey le Clerk of
Lavynton [no. 2599]; Thomas Wale with John de
Hasting, under name of Robert de Heyle; William de
Hasting with John de Hasting, under [same name]
[no. 2599]; William de Huntingfeld with the same
John, under name of Thomas de Fraunketon [no.
2599]; Walter Hakelutel with the king, under names
of John de Bromfeld and John Leonhales (no. 2600];
Adam de Swylington with the king, under name of
Richard de Barkeston [no. 2600]; Miles de Stapleton
with the prince of Wales, under name of Gilbert de
Stapleton [no. 2600]; Nicholas de Sancto Mauro with
Henry de Lancastre, under names of John de Sancto
Mauro and William de Bertwoldestrete [no. 2602];
1582
1306
May 24 Contd.
John de Hasting with the king, under names of
Robert de Heyle and William de Herlaston, clerk
[no. 2599]; John de Bello Camp of Somerset, under
names of Nicholas Fraunceis and Robert de Shepton
[no. 2600]; Fulk son of Fulk le fiz Waryn with the
prince of Wales, under names of Reginald de Heyton
and John de Wormesleye [no. 2599]; George de
Throp with Pagan de Tybotot, under name of Hugh
de Asshewell [no. 2600]. [All until Easter.] [ibid].
1583 May 24
Letters of respite of debts for Pagan de Tibotot
setting out for Scotland with the prince of Wales,
directed to the sheriffs of Suffolk, Essex, Lines,
Yorks, Leics, Cambs and Notts [nos. 2599, 2600].
Westminster. By the king himself. Same for - Robert
fil' Pagan with the prince, to the sheriffs of
Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Devon and Gloucester, by
the king himself [no. 2599]; John de Tweng with
Marmaduke de Twenge, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2600]; William de Ros of Werk with the same
Marmaduke, to the sheriffs of Westmorland and
Northumberland [no. 2600]; William de Ludelowe
with the king, to exchequer [no. 2598]; William le
Skirmisshur with William de Lodelowe, to the
sheriff of Salop [no. 2600]; John de Ferrariis, to
the sheriffs of Oxon, Berks, Somerset and
Gloucester [no. 2598]; John de Novo Mercato with
Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to the sheriffs of
Yorks, Suffolk, and Lines; Giles de Brewosa with
Robert fil' Roger, to the sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk [no. 2600]; Edmund de Nevill with Henry de
Percy, to the sheriff of Yorks [no. 2598]; Gilbert de
Faucumberge with Hugh le Despenser, to the sheriff
of Somerset; Ralph de Gorges with the said Hugh, to
the sheriffs of Dorset, Devon and Southants [no.
2600]; William son of Richard Burdet, to the sheriff
of Leics [no. 2599]; Ralph de Camoys with Hugh le
Despenser, to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk
[no. 2600]; Robert Breton, to the sheriff of Lines;
Nicholas de Alneto with Hugh le Despenser, to the
sheriffs of Devon and Cornwall [no. 2600]; Adam de
Markwell with the same Hugh, to the sheriff of
Cornwall [no. 2600]; William de Huntingfeld with
John de Hasting, to the sheriffs of Devon and
Norfolk [nos. 2599, 2609]; Thomas Wale with the
said John, to the sheriff of Northants; Michael de
Redman with Henry de Percy, to the sheriff of
Lanes [no. 2598); John de Segrave, to the sheriffs
of Derby, Salop, Notts, Hunts, Leics, Warwick and
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1306
1583 May 24 Contd.
Northants; Adam de Swylyngton, to exchequer [no.
2600]; John de Hasting with the king, to the sheriffs
of Salop, Staffs, Beds, Berks, Cambs, Hunts, Norfolk,
Suffolk and Northants [no. 2599]; Roger de
Ketteleswerth with the king, to the sheriff of Norfolk
[no. 2600]; Thomas de Hauvill with the king, to
exchequer and the sheriffs of Lines and Bucks
[no. 2600]; John Comyn, to the sheriff of Lines
[no. 2600); John de Hothum with Henry de Percy,
to the sheriff of Yorks. [All until Easter.] [C 67/16
m. 12 d.].
1584 May 25
Letters of attorney for John de Britannia setting out
for Scotland with the king, under names of Richard
de Thorp and Henry de Haghethorn [no. 2600].
Westminster. Same for - William de Ludelowe with
the king, under names of William de Stok and Henry
de Heyton [no. 2598]; Thomas de Verdun with
Thomas de Grelle, under names of William de
Gernoun and William de Sancto Mauro; Thomas de
Burgo with Pagan de Tybotot, under name of Thomas
de Langeton, parson of Burgo church. [All until
Easter.] [C 67/7, m. 3].
1585 May 26
Same in Ireland for Richard son of William de la
Rokele, setting out for Scotland with Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, under
names of Simon de Northwode and John Isak, until
Easter next, attested by the said earl [no. 2600].
Westminster. Same for - Humphrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, under names of Henry de Erefeld
and Andrew de Kynebauton [no. 2600]; Robert de
Echingham with Hugh le Despenser, under name of
William de Offington [no. 2600]; John son of John
Extraneus of Knokyn with the king, under name of
Benedict de Canterbrug [nos. 2600, 2602]; Henry de
Bodrigan with Hugh le Despenser, under name of
John de Trenaignoun [no. 2602]; Ralph de Camoys
with Hugh le Despenser, under names of Giles de
Gousle and Roger Querdelynn [no. 2600]; Thomas de
Ponynges with John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
under names of John le Chaloner and Robert de
Bures, attested by the same earl [no. 2600); Michael
de Ponynges with John de Warenna, under names of
Robert de Bures and John Dyn [no. 2600]; William de
Baiocis with Geoffrey Luterel, under name of
William de Welleby [no. 2602[; Thomas de Ludelowe
with John de Hastings [nos. 2601, 2608). [All until
1306
1585 May 26 Contd.
Easter.] Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare with the
king, under name of William de Edenham, for one
year, in Ireland [no. 2602]. [ibid].
1586 May 26
Letters of respite of debts for John Extraneus set-
ting out for Scotland with the king, directed to the
sheriffs of Oxon, Salop, Cambs and Warwick [no.
2602]. Westminster. Same for - Peter Corbet with
the king, to the sheriffs of Devon and Salop, by
the king himself [no. 2602]; John de Wasseburn with
the said Peter, to the sheriff of Worcs [no. 2602];
John Luvel with the king, to the sheriffs of Norfolk
and Bucks and to exchequer, by the king himself
[nos. 2600, 2602]; Thomas Grelle with the king, to
exchequer and the sheriff of Oxon [no. 2602];
Philip de Vernay with the king, to the sheriffs of
Oxon and Staffs; Henry de Bodrigan with the king,
to the sheriffs of Cornwall and Beds [no. 2602];
William de Goldyngton with the king, to the sheriff
of Westmorland, attested by John de Hasting
[no. 2600]; John la Warre with the king, to the
sheriffs of Wilts, Sussex and Salop [no. 2600]; John
Meynik of Cornwall with Edmund, earl of Arundel,
to the sheriff of Salop, attested by the said earl
[no. 2602]; Robert de Cantilupo, to the sheriffs of
Essex and Norfolk [no. 2602]; Edmund de Cornubia
with the king, to the sheriffs of Hereford, Lines,
Salop and Oxon [no. 2602]; Geoffrey Luterel with
the king, to the sheriffs of Lines and Yorks [no.
2601]; William de Baiocis with Geoffrey Luterel, to
the sheriff of Lines, by the king himself [no. 2602];
William de Ferariis, to the sheriff of Leics and to
exchequer [no. 2600]; Thomas de Ludelowe with
John de Hasting, to the sheriffs of Lines, Warwick
and Surrey [nos. 2601, 2608]. [All until Easter.]
[C 67/16, m. 12 d.].
1587 May 28
Letters of attorney for Robert de la Warde, steward
of the king's household, setting out for Scotland,
under names of William de Ingwardby and Henry de
Hambury [nos. 2594, 2599, 2602]. Westminster.
[C 67/7, m. 3]. Same for Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, with the king, under names of Thomas de
Fisheburn and Theobald de Bray [no. 2600]. [C 67/7,
m. 2| [Both until Easter].
1588 May 30
Same for Henry de Lancastre setting out for
Scotland, under names of Richard de Walecote and
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1306
1588 May 30 Contd.
Adam de la Fenne, until Easter [no. 2602].
Westminster. Same for - John de Fililode, under
name of Roger de Fililode, attested by Roger de la
Warde, steward of the household [no. 2602]; John
de Warenna, earl of Surrey, under names of John de
Nevill and John Pyk [nos. 2599, 2603]. [C 67/7,
m. 3].
1589 May 31
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, setting out for Scotland with the king,
under name of John Lucas [no. 2600]. Westminster.
Same for - John de Bovill with the king, under name
of Nicholas Fastolf [no. 2602]; John de Cretyng
with the king, under name of John son of William
de Bleyesworth [no. 2602]; John Buteturte with the
king, under name of Robert de Bures [no. 2602];
Thomas de Coudray with Ralph de Monte Hermeri,
under name of Ralph de la Grave [no. 2602]; Hugh
de Vallettorta with Robert fil' Pagan, under names
of John de Stoke Curcy and Robert de Cantokesheved
[no. 2621]. [All until Easter.] [ibid].
1590 June 1
Same for Mr Peter of Newcastle-under-Lyme setting
out for Scotland, under name of John de Wyke
[no. 2603]. Westminster. Same for - Thomas de
Leukenore with the king, under name of John de
Hadingdon [no. 2603]; Robert le Butiller with John
de Warenna, earl of Surrey, under name of William
de Bosco [no. 2600]; Ralph de Stanford, the king's
chaplain, with the king, under names of Richard de
Kymberlee and Roger Jordan [no. 2603]; Richard de
Herthill, under name of Thomas de Poleye [no.
2603]. [All until Easter.] [C 67/7, m. 2].
1591 June 1
Letters of respite of debts for John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey, setting out for Scotland, directed to the
sheriffs of Bucks, Beds, Yorks, Sussex, Surrey,
Lines, Essex, Herts, Norfolk and Suffolk [nos. 2599,
2603]. Westminster. Same for - John de Grey, to the
sheriff of Beds [no. 2603]; Robert de Cidesterne
[sic] with the prince of Wales, to the sheriff of
Suffolk [no. 2603]; Roger de Mortuo Mari with the
king, to the sheriff of Southants [nos. 2600, 2606-08];
Ingelram de Gynes with Thomas, earl of Lancaster,
to the sheriffs of Lanes and Westmorland [no. 2603[;
Walter de Shakenhurste with Roger de Mortuo Mari,
to the sheriff of Worcs [no. 2600]; Walter de Frene
1306
1591 June 1 Contd.
with the king, to the sheriff of Hereford; Thomas
de Leukenore with the king, to the sheriffs of
Middlesex and Northants; Richard de Herthill with
the king, to the sheriff of Warwick [no. 2603]. [All
until Easter.] [C 67/16, m. 12 d.].
1592 June 2
Letters of attorney for Roger de Mortuo Mari setting
out for Scotland with the king, under names of John
de Brumfeld and John de Monyton, until Easter
[nos. 2600, 2606-08]. Westminster. [C 67/7, m. 2].
1593 June 4
Same for John Pecche setting out for Scotland with
Edmund, earl of Arundel, under name of Alexander
de Crulefeld, until Easter [no. 2605]. Westminster.
[C 67/7, m. 2].
1594 June 4
Letters of respite of debts for Philip de Verly set-
ting out for Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of
Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk; he declaring on oath
before the chancellor that he will go in his own per-
son [no. 2605]. Westminster. Same for - William de
Monte Caniso with the prince of Wales, to the
sheriffs of Suffolk and Essex, attested by Miles de
Stapelton; Thomas de Sandwich with the king, to
the sheriff of Kent [no. 2603]; Walter Haket with
John de Cantilupo, to the sheriff of Salop [no. 2603];
Roger de Mortuo Mari with the king, to the sheriffs
of Worcs, Hereford, Oxon and Salop [nos. 2600,
2606-08]; Robert Malet with Almaric de Sancto
Amando, to the sheriff of Bucks [no. 2603]; Roger
Papiloun with Hugh le Despenser, to the sheriff
of Sussex [no. 2603]; John de Harcourt with John de
Moubray, to the sheriffs of Beds and Oxon, attested
by the said John [no. 2603]; Richard Garsy with the
prince of Wales, to the sheriff of Beds, attested by
Miles de Stapelton [no. 2599]; Alan la Zusche with
Thomas, earl of Lancaster, directed to the sheriffs
of Leics, Northants, Devon and Cambs [no. 2605];
Edmund Foliot with the king, to the sheriff of Yorks
[no. 2606]; John de Belhus with Henry de Tyeis, to
the sheriff of Kent [no. 2606]; Roger de Ketteleston
with the king, to the sheriff of Norfolk [no. 2600];
William de Creye with the king, to the sheriff of
Kent and to exchequer [no. 26061; Hugh de Ver with
the king, to the sheriffs of Bucks, Gloucester, Kent,
Essex, Herts, Norfolk and Suffolk [nos. 2606, 2613]:
Amadeus de Monte Gomeri with Roger de Mortuo
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1306
1594 June 4 Contd.
Mari, to the sheriff of Salop [no. 2605]; William de
Gillyng with the king, to the sheriff of Wilts. [All
until Easter.] [C 67/16, m. 12 d.j.
1595 June 6
Same for Thomas de Bikenore setting out for Scotland
with the king, directed to the sheriffs of Kent, Salop
and Hereford [no. 2602]. Westminster. Same for -
Hugh de Nevill with the king, to the sheriffs of
Essex and Notts [nos. 2609-10]; William de
Bokesburgh with Henry de Segrave, to the sheriff of
Cambs [no. 2606]; Thomas de Burgo with Pagan de
Tybotot, to the sheriffs of Yorks and Cambs. [All
until Easter.] [ibid].
1596 June 6
Letters of attorney for Walter de Tyllyngg (s/cj,
setting out for Scotland with the king, under name of
William de Eure [nos. 2606, 2609]. Westminster.
Same for - John de Uvedale with the king, under
names of William de Uvedale and John de Potton
[no. 2598]; Peter de Shenedune, deacon of the
king's free chapel, Salop [sic], with the king, under
names of Richard de Portes and John de ColeshuU
[no. 2607]; Henry de Bluntesdon, chaplain, with the
king, under name of John de Crikelade, [no. 2609];
Ralph de Camoys with Hugh le Despenser, under
names of William de Croft and William Tebaud
[no. 2600]; Ralph de Rothyng with John de Hastyng,
under names of Alexander Talifer [sic] and Hugh le
Despenser [no. 26001; John la Warre with the king,
under names of James de Wayvill and John Pertihay
[no. 2600]; Edmund de Wylynton with the king, under
names of Reginald de Wylinton and William de
Stoweford [no. 2606]; John de Lungevill with William
de Ros of Hamelak, under name of William de
Hovedon, clerk [no. 2500]; Robert de Creppyng with
the king, under name of Walter Wyther (no. 26081;
Edward Charles, under name of John de Morle
[nos. 2598, 2602]; Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare
with the prince of Wales, under name of Roger de
Stalham [no. 2609]; Edmund, earl of Arundel, with
the king, under names of Robert de Brantingthorp
and John de Paunton [no. 2600]; Robert de Ufford,
under name of Stephen Edrith [no. 2608|; John de
Cobeham with Hugh le Despenser, under name of
John Blauncheval [no. 2600]; John de Ferariis with
the king, under names of Richard de Goston and
John de Anesleye [no. 2600]; John de Bello Campo
1306
1596 June 6 Contd.
of Sumersete, under names of Nicholas Fraunces
and Robert de Shepton [no. 2600]; Thomas Fillol
with John de Grey, under names of Richard Fillol
and Ralph de Bynesle [nos. 2603, 2613]; Hugh de
Veer with the king, under names of William de
Laneham, chaplain, and John de Canteburg [nos.
2606, 2613]. [All until Easter.] [C 67/7, m. 2].
1597 June 12
Same for Reginald son of Roger fil' Petri setting out
for Scotland with Robert fil' Pagan, under name of
Roger de Wyk [no. 2608]. Harrow. Same for - William
de Monte Forti with John son of Matthew de la Mare,
under name of William de Preston (no. 2608]; Warin
fil' Fulk with Fulk son of Fulk le fiz Waryn, under
names of Robert de Northwode and John de Tony;
Roger Bavent, under names of John Bigge and
Henry Coltman [no. 2508]; Thomas de Scalariis,
under names of William de Cotenham and Ralph de
Dukesworth [no. 2606]; Robert Achard with Henry de
Segrave, under names of John Cokerel and Nicholas
de Marisco [no. 2510]; Henry de Leyburn with the
prince of Wales, under names of Henry de Thurston
and Robert Brun [nos. 2600, 2509-101; Hugh de
Nevill, under names of John de Fyllo[s/cl junior
and John de Fynchyngfeld 'no. 2510]; John de
Rutynden with Hugh le Despenser, under names of
William de Bosco and Walter de Rutynden [nos.
2609, 2512]; Nicholas de Asteleye with the king,
under name of Guy le Bretoun [no. 2608]; William
de Creye with the king, under names of Henry de
Thurston and Robert Brun [no. 2606]; John de
Chaundeler with the king, under name of William de
Esthalle [no. 2609]; Geoffrey de Stokes with the
king, under name of Hugh atte Wythegos (no. 2610];
Adam de Blyda with the king [no. 2609]; Almaric de
Sancto Amando with the king, under names of John
de Sancto Amando and William de Bragenham [no.
2606], Geoffrey de Stokes, clerk, with the king,
under names of John de Saundre and Michael de
Pycombe I no. 2610]. [AH until Easter.l [ibidl.
1598 June 12
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas Bardolf
setting out for Scotland with the king, directed to
the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk, Notts, Derby,
Sussex, Yorks and Surrey (no. 25061. Harrow. Same
for Geoffrey de Say with the prince of Wales, directed
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1306
1598 June 12 Contd.
to the sheriffs of Herts and Kent [no. 2611]. [Both
until Easter.] [C 67/16, m. 12 d.].
1599 June 14
Same for Peter de Cusancia setting out for Scotland
with Matthew de Monte Martini, directed to the
sheriff of Essex. St Albans. Same for John de Tany
with the said Matthew, to [the same]. [Both until
Easter, both no. 2612.] (C. 67/16, m. 12].
1600 June 15
Letters of attorney for William de Cusinton setting
out for Scotland with John Abel, under name of
Simon de Asshele, until Easter [no. 2611]. St
Albans. [C 67/7, m. 2].
1601 June 16
Same for John de Meriet setting out for Scotland with
Simon de Monte Acuto, under names of John de Meriet
of Hestrecumbe and John de Middelton [no. 2602].
St Albans. Same for - John de Dyne with Hugh le
Despenser, under names of Baldwin de Kerbrok and
John de Estre; Roger de Grymeston with the king,
under names of John de Burne and Roger de Preslond
[no. 2613]; John de Wynton, clerk, with the king,
under name of John de Burne [no. 2608]; John de
Tany with Matthew de Monte Martini, under name of
Anfrid de Staunton [no. 2612]; William de Monte
Acuto with the king, under name of John de Bernevill;
Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, with the king,
under name of Philip de Geyton [no. 2609]; John
Joce with Robert fil' Walter, under names of Henry
de Thurston and Richard de Standon [no. 2609]. [All
until Easter. 1 fibid].
1306
1603 June 30 Contd.
with the king, under names of John Trevaignon and
Michael de Sancto Maderno, until Easter [no. 2620].
Preston, [ibid].
1604 July 2
Same for Henry de Grey staying in Scotland in com-
pany of Aymer de Valencia, under names of Henry
de Sutton and Laurence de Studhaghe [no. 2620].
Preston. Same for John de Fryvill setting out for,
Scotland with the king, under names of Peter de
Poleye and James de Fryvill [no. 2613]; Andrew le
Marechal setting out with Humphrey de Bohun, earl
of Hereford and Essex, under name of William de
Bosco. [All until Easter.] [ibid].
1605 July 3
Letters of respite of debts for William son of
William Trussel setting out for Scotland with Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, until Easter, directed to the sheriff
of Norfolk [no. 2622]. Preston. [C 67/16, m. 4 d.].
1606 July 17
Letters of attorney for Roger Gacelyn setting out for
Scotland with Henry de Lancastre, under name of
Ralph de Buteston, until Easter [no. 2613]. Newark.
[C 67/7, m. 2].
1607 July 22
Same for John Mautravers setting out for Scotland
with Maurice de Berkele, under names of Adam de
Clavill and John de Middelton [no. 2610]. Beverley.
Same for Martin Senche, valet of the prince of Wales,
to remain there in the company [of the prince], under
names of Robert de Haukeserde and John le Galeys.
[Both until Easter.] [ibid].
1602 June 21
Same for Nicholas de Alneto setting out for Scotland
with Hugh le Despenser, under names of Michael de
Sancto Maderno and John de Pyleton [no. 2600].
Dunstable. Same for - Peter de Ba [s/c] with Henry
de Lancastre, under name of Richard le Bussheworth
[no. 2602]; William de Basing, under name of John de
Canebregg [sic] [no. 2618]; Geoffrey de Burdeleis
with Hugh de Veer, under names of Geoffrey Seman of
Cantebrigg and Reginald Aubyn [no. 2606]. [All until
Easter.] [ibid].
1603 June 30
Same for Thomas de Pridias setting out for Scotland
1608 July 22
Letters of respite of debts for Hugh Lovel staying
in Scotland under the king's protection, until
Easter [sic], directed to the sheriff of Suffolk.
Beverley. [C 67/16, m. 4 d.].
1609 August 12
Same for Thomas de Swaynesby staying in Scotland
with William le Latimer in the company of Aymer de
Valencia, until Easter [no. 2633]. [No addressee
given.] Corbridge. [ibid].
1610 September 24
Same for Walter de Huntercombe staying in defence
of the town of Berwick, until Easter, directed to
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355
1306
1610 September 24 Contd.
exchequer and the sheritts of Cambs and Oxon
[nos. 2609, 2613]. West Denton, [ibid].
1611 September 26
Letters of attorney for Edmund de Cornubia staying
in Scotland, under name of John Aumsray of
Esthall, until Easter. Thirlwall. IC 67/7, m. 2].
1612 November 8
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, setting out for Scotland, under name of
John Lucas [no. 2652]. Lanercost. Same for Peter
Saveray, under name of Roger de Stowe. [Both until
Easter.] [ibid].
1613 December 15
Same for John Comyn, earl of Buchan, staying in
Scotland, under names of John le Messager and
William le Taillur of Slanes, for one year. Lanercost.
By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1307
1614 February 8
Letters of respite of debts for Henry de Percy stay-
ing in Scotland, until Easter, directed to the sheriff
of Yorks. Lanercost. [C 67/16, m. 3 d.].
1615 March 4
Letters of attorney for John de Sandale, clerk,
setting out for Scotland, under name of Stephen de
Doncastre, until Easter, and from that date for one
year. Carlisle. [C 67/7, m. l].
1616 March 15
Letters of respite of debts for Gilbert Pecche stay-
ing in Scotland, until Michaelmas, directed to the
sheriffs of Essex, Lines and Suffolk. Carlisle. By
the king himself, nuncio J. de Sandale. [C 67/16,
m. 3 d.].
1617 March 17
Same for William le Latimer staying in Scotland,
until the octave of Trinity, directed to the sheriffs
of Yorks, Lines, Surrey and Kent. Carlisle. By the
king himself, nuncio R. de Cotingham. [ibid].
1618 March 24
Same for John de Chavent staying in Scotland, until
24 June, unless otherwise in the meantime, directed
to the sheriffs of Sussex {sic\, Southants, Suffolk,
Sussex, and to exchequer [no. 2657]. Carlisle. By
the king himself, [ibid].
1307
1619 April 1
Letters of attorney for Peter le Surygyen staying in
Scotland with the king, under name of William de
Castello. Carlisle. Same for Adam de Blyda with the
king, under [same name]. [Both until Michaelmas;
both no. 2662.] [C 67/7, m. l].
1620 April 4
Same for Thomas le Brun setting out for Scotland
with the king, under names of Robert Clarel and
William de Murifeld [nos. 2661, 2665]. Carlisle.
Same for John Hayward with the king, under names
of John de Bray and Robert Clarel [no. 2661]. [Both
until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1621 April 8
Same for John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, sett-
ing out for Scotland with the king, under names of
Richard de Thorp and Henry de Haghethorn
[no. 2675]. Carlisle. Same for John de Caumpeden
with the king, under name of Robert Clarel [no.
2663]. [Both until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1622 May 5
Same for Alexander de Balliolo of Caures [Cavers]
staying in Scotland, under name of Andrew de
Loudon, for one year. Carlisle, [ibid].
1623 May 10
Same for John Duvedale staying in Scotland, under
names of Henry de Combes and Ralph de Barkeston,
until Michaelmas [no. 2661.1 .Carlisle. By writ of
privy seal. [ibid].
1624 May 19
Letters of respite of debts for John de Segrave stay-
ing in Scotland, directed to the sheriffs of Warwick,
Leics, Derby, Salop, Cambs, Hunts, Northants,
Bucks, Oxon and Berks. Carlisle. Same for - John
son of John de Segrave, to the sheriff of Wilts;
Thomas de Tolthorp with John de Segrave, to [the
same]. [All warranted by writ of privy seal. All until
Michaelmas; all no. 2667.1 [C 67/16, m. 2 d.].
1625 May 26
Letters of attorney for Walter Gyllingg staying in
Scotland, under name of William de Eure, until
Michaelmas [no. 2664]. Carlisle. [C 67/7, m. l].
1626 June 4
Same for Edmund, earl of Arundel, setting out for
Scotland, under names of Philip de Guldeford, clerk.
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1307
1626 June 4 Contd.
and Robert de Estden, until Michaelmas [no. 2574].
Carlisle, [ibid].
1627 June 10
Same for Walter de Bedewynde, clerk, setting out
for Scotland, under names of William de Colebrok and
Walter de Colyngburn [no. 2676). Carlisle. Same for
Robert de Scales with the prince of Wales, under
name of Hugh de Graunsete [no. 2684]. [Both until
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1628 June 17
Same for Walter Hakelut junior setting out for
Scotland, under name of Richard de Wotton, until
Michaelmas [no. 2679]. Carlisle, [ibid].
1629 June 20
Same for Thomas de Verdun setting out for Scotland,
under names of Walter de Ratenden and William de
Gernun. Carlisle. Same for Michael de Ponyng with
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, under names of
John Dieu and Robert de Coumbe. [Both until
Michaelmas; both no. 2680.] [ibid].
1630 June 21
Same for John la Warre setting out for Scotland,
under names of James de Wayvill and John de
Pertehay, until Michaelmas [no. 2680]. Carlisle,
[ibid].
1631 June 24
Same for Richard de Herthill setting out for Scotland,
under name of Henry de Walmesford, until
Michaelmas [no. 2681]. Carlisle, [ibid].
1632 June 25
Same for Fulk fil' Warin setting out for Scotland,
under names of John de Touny and John son of the
said Fulk. Carlisle. Same for - Robert fil' Walter
with the king, under name of William de Hanyngfeld
[no. 2683]; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, under
names of William de Northo and John de Loffeld
[no. 2682]; William Paynel with John de Warenna,
under names of John le Blund and John de Hampton
[no. 2682]. [AH until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1633 June 28
Same for Ralph de Cammoys setting out for Scotland,
under names of Walter le Blund and William Tebaud
[no. 2682]. Caldecoats. Same for Henry de Lancastre
with the king, under names of Adam atte Fenne and
John de Crickelade; by the king himself, nuncio the
1307
1633 June 28 Contd.
treasurer [no. 2682]. John de Ratynden with Hugh le
Despenser, under name of Walter de Ratynden. [AH
until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1634 June 28
Letters of respite of debts for Thomas de Furnivall
staying in Scotland with Hugh le Despenser, directed
to the sheriffs of Notts, Derby and Yorks [no. 2684].
Carlisle [sic]. Same for - Henry de Segrave, to the
sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk and Warwick [no. 2684];
Henry de Lancastre, to the sheriff of Essex [no.
2682]; Robert de Monte Alto, to the sheriffs of Lines,
Suffolk, Derby, Surrey, Warwick, Norfolk and Bucks
[no. 2684]. Caldecotes [sic]. [All until Michaelmas.]
[C 67/16, m. 2 d.].
1308
1635 July 12
Letters of attorney for Walter Hakelutel setting out
for Scotland, under names of Hugh Hakelutel and
Richard Foncel, until All Saints. Windsor. Same for
John de Brittania, earl of Richmond, under names of
Robert de Cressebrok and Richard de Thorp, for one
year [no. 2687] [C 71/3, m. 14] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 55].
1636 September 31
Same for John de Sancto Johanne setting out for
Scotland, under names of John de Stokes and John
Daniel, until Easter. Waltham. By writ of privy
seal. [C 71/3, m. 13] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i.,
58].
1637 November 27
Same for John de Benstede setting out for Scotland,
under names of Thomas de Butterwyk and John de
Aryemynne, clerk, until Easter [no. 2693].
Westminster, [ibid]. [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 59].
1638 December 2
Same for John de Crumbwell setting out for Scotland,
under names of Stephen de Tydemerssh and Elyas
Puger [no. 2694]. Westminster. Duplicate. [No
duration given.] [C 71/3, m. 12] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., 1. 61].
1639 December 3
Writ to all bailiffs and others. Gilbert de Clare, earl
of Gloucester and Hertford, captain of the king's
expedition setting out for Scotland, is sending Hugh
de Lamynton his valet with horses, carts and equip-
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1308
1639 December 3 Contd.
ment towards Scotland for this expedition. Hugh's
journey is not to be impeded or molested, but he is
to be aided with the carriage of this equipment as
necessary. Valid until Epiphany. Westminster.
Similar writs for the earl's valets Henry le Portar
and William Tolemounde. [C 71/3, m. 12] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 60-1].
1309
1640 April 9
Letters of attorney for Gilbert de Broumle, clerk,
setting out for Scotland, under name of John de
Denham, for one year [no. 2712]. Langley. [C 71/3,
m. 11] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 63].
1641 June 5
Same for Alexander de Balliolo setting out for
Scotland, under names of Thomas de Remington and
Andrew de Loudon, until All Saints [no. 2719].
Westminster. [C 71/3, m. 10] [incomplete in Rot.
Scot., i, 65].
1642 June 5
Same for John de Cardeuill setting out for Scotland,
under name of William de Cardeuill, for one year
[no. 2719]. Westminster, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 65].
1643 August 28
[Details of troops to be provided by the following.]
The sheriff of Westmorland, 100 footmen and a
captain. The sheriff of Cumberland, [same]. The
bishop of Durham, 300 men in the liberty of Durham
and 200 men with sufficient captains in the liberty
of North Tynedale. The archbishop of York, primate
of England, 100 footmen and one captain from his
liberty of Hexham. [C 71/3, m. 8 d.] [Details omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 71].
1644 September 7
Letters of attorney for Robert de Clifford setting out
for Scotland, under name of Peter de Herthull.
Westminster. [No duration given.] [C 71/3, m. 6|
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 71].
1645 September 10
Same for Peter de Eketon, under name of Richard le
Clerk of Southwark, until Easter [no. 2722].
Westminster. Same for William de Horewale under the
same name. [C 71/3, m. 8] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 711.
1309
1646 October 2
Same for Robert de Kendale with Peter de Gavaston,
earl of Cornwall, under name of Ralph de la Penne,
for one year. Windsor. Same for John de Sancto
Johanne, until Easter, under name of Thomas de la
Sale [no. 2726]. [C 71/3, m. 6] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 75].
1647 October 10
Same for Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemor setting
out for Scotland, under names of John de Brumfeld
and Thomas Ote of Lundelave, until Easter.
Stonystratford. [co Bucks], [ibid] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 75].
1648 October 25
Same for Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, under names of John Redhad of Wendelslawe,
until Easter [no. 2736]. York. [C 71/3, m. 5] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 75].
1649 October 26
Same for Edmund de Hastings setting out for
Scotland, under name of Robert de Hele. York. Same
for Edmund de Cornwall, under name of John de
Gayrgrave. [Both until Easter; both no. 2738.] [ibid]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 75].
1310
1650 June 15
Writ to the sheriff of Yorkshire. The 1000 marks of
the twenty-fifth for that county should be delivered
to him for carriage to John de Weston, the king's
chamberlain at Berwick. The costs of carriage will
be allowed to the sheriff by exchequer. Kingston.
(Note) Vacated because restored. [C 71/3, m. 2)
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 82].
1651 July 4
Writ to the mayor and sheriffs of London, ordering
that armaments be provided in London for the expedi-
tion against the Scots. They are to deliver arms for
80 men in armed ships setting out for Scotland, by
the view and testimony of John Crumbwell, constable
of the Tower of London, or his deputy. The costs are
to be allowed from the first tenth arising in that city.
[C 71/3, m. 1 d.] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 87;
recovered under ultraviolet lamp).
1652 July 4
Writ to Ithe same]. They are to provide 100 'aketons',
100 'colerettes', 100 'bacinettes', 50 crossbows and
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1310
1652 July 4 Contd.
100 'bauldrics' in the city of London for 100
crossbowmen ordered to Scotland, and to deliver
these by the view and testimony of the constable of
the Tower [etc., as above], [ibid] [incomplete in
Rot. Scot., i, 87; recovered as above].
1653 July 8
Letters of attorney for Ingelram de Umfravill setting
out for Scotland, under names of Adam de Denton and
William Heselrigg, for one year, attested by the said
R. [sic] [no. 2760]. Westminster. [C 71/3, m. 2]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 86].
1654 July 12
Same for William Lughteburgh with Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, setting out for
Scotland, under name of Walter de Cumpton, until
2 Feb. [no. 2762]. Westminster. [C 71/4, m. 15]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 89].
1655 July 13
Same for John de Pelham, clerk, under names of
Hugh de Rokesbergh and Walter de Cumpton alterna-
tively, until 2 Feb. Westminster, [ibid]. [Incomplete
in Rot. Scot., i, 89].
1656 July 17
Same for William de Bevercote, chancellor of
Scotland, setting out for Scotland, under names of
Adam de Brom, clerk, and William de Torkeseye, for
one year. Westminster. Duplicate, [ibid] [incomplete
in Rot. Scot., i, 89].
1657 July 18
Same for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, setting out
for Scotland, under name of John Pike of Thetford,
until 2 Feb. [no. 2763]. Westminster, [ibid]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 89].
1658 July 21
Writ to the treasurer and chamberlain of the
exchequer of Dublin. (Note) Vacated because other-
wise above [i.e. as Rot. Scot., i, 90, dated 20 July],
[ibid].
1659 July 23
Letters of attorney for Giles de Argentein setting
out for Scotland, under name of Alan Howel, until
2 Feb. Windsor. [C 71/4, m. 14] [Incomplete in Rot.
Scot., i, 90].
1310
1660 August 2
Same for William de Horwode with Peter de Gavaston,
earl of Cornwall, setting out for Scotland, under
names of Roger de Preslond and William de Preslond,
until Easter. Northampton. [C 71/4, m. 13] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 93].
1661 August 6
Same for Robert de Monte Alto setting out for
Scotland, under names of William Gocelyn and Robert
de Osgodeby, until 2 Feb. [no. 2765]. Nottingham.
[C 71/4, m. 12] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 93].
1662 August 18
Same for Geoffrey fitz Warin setting out for Scotland,
under names of Bartholomew fitz Warin and John de
Home, until 2 Feb., attested by Bartholomew de
Badelesmere [no. 2772]. [Market] Weighton. [C 71/4,
m. 13] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 94].
1663 August 26
Same for Thomas de Kendale with the king setting
out for Scotland, under name of Ralph de la Penne,
until 2 Feb. Beverley, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 94].
1664 August 26
Same for William de Briansoun setting out for
Scotland, under name of William Frere, until 2 Feb.
[no. 2774]. Beverley. [C 71/4, m. ll] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 94].
1665 September 2
Writ to all bailiffs. When Richard de la Marr turns
towards Scotland with grain and other victuals, he
is to be halted and the victuals are to be sent back
so that they do not come to the Scots. No offence or
damage will be brought against the bailiffs provided
that these victuals do not reach the enemy. To hold
until Easter next. Auckland. By writ of privy seal.
[C 71/4, m. 10] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 103].
1666 September 7
Letters of attorney for John de Sancto Johanne with
the king setting out for Scotland, under name of
John Hasard. Newcastle. By writ of privy seal. [No
duration given.] Same for Henry fitz Hugh setting
out for Scotland, under names of Thomas de
Eggesclive and Ralph de Bellerby, until Easter;
by writ of privy seal. [C 71/4, m. 10] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 103].
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359
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1667 September 7
Same for John le Rous setting out for Scotland,
under name of John Inge, until 2 Feb. [no. 27761.
Newcastle upon Tyne. Same for John Maudit, under
[same name], until 2 Feb. [no. 27761; Robert de
Clifford, under name of Thomas de Sheffeld, until
Easter; by writ of privy seal. [C 71/4, m. 11]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 94l.
1668 September 8
Same for Ralph fitz William setting out for Scotland,
under names of John de Appelton and Thomas
de Kynthorp, until Easter. Newminster. By writ of
privy seal. [C 71/4, m. 10] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 1031.
1669 September 8
Same for William de Middelhope, ready to come to
the king in Scotland, under names of William de la
Nye and Adam Mody, until Easter [no. 2777].
Newminster. [C 71/4, m. 11] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.
i, 94].
1670 September 11
Same for Edmund Basset setting out for Scotland
with the king, under name of John Pypot, until
Easter [no. 2779]. Newminster. By writ of privy
seal, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 94].
1671 September 20
Letters of respite of debts for Fulk fitz Warin
junior staying in Scotland, until Easter, directed to
exchequer. Roxburgh. By writ of privy seal. Same
for John de Ferariis. [C 71/4, m. 11 d.] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 94].
1672 September 21
Letters of attorney for Richard de Stapeldon staying
in Scotland, under names of David de Servington and
Simon Byale, until Easter [no. 2785]. Lessudden.
[C 71/4, m. 10].
1673 September 23
Same for Miles Pychard staying with the king in
Scotland, under name of John de Marshton, until
Easter; William de Molton took back the attorney.
Selkirk, [ibid].
1674 September 27
Same for John de Wylinton setting out for Scotland,
under name of John de Burton, until Easter. Selkirk,
[ibidl.
1310
1675 October 1
Same for Roger de Wygemor of Chirck staying in
Scotland, under names of John de Bromfeld and
Philip de la Lee. Biggar. [No duration given.] [ibid].
1676 October 23
Same for William de Wauton staying in Scotland,
under names of Roger le Parker and Robert de
Prestebury, until Easter. Lynliscar [sic] in Scotland.
[C 71/4, m. 9].
1677 December 5
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri staying in Scotland,
under name of William Pannsilioun, until Easter
[no. 2801]. Berwick. By writ of privy seal. [ibid].
1678 December 22
Same for Johanna, widow of Duncan, late earl of
Fyf, setting out for Scotland by the king's licence,
under names of Walter de Belesbuy and John le
Messer, for one year. Berwick. [C 71/4, m. 8].
1311
1679 Letters of attorney for John de Kingston
staying in Scotland, under name of Nicholas de Wyly,
until Easter [no. 2813]. Berwick. By writ of privy
seal, [ibidl.
1680 January 22
Same for Edmund, earl of Arundel, setting out for
Scotland, under names of Philip de Gildefont, clerk,
and Robert de Esdene. Berwick. Same for Fulk son
of Fulk fitz Waryn junior, under names of Gilbert de
Rues and Peter fitz Waryn; duplicate. [Both for one
year.] [ibidl.
1681 January 23
Same for Thomas de Chaucombe staying in Scotland,
under names of Adam de Murdyngge and William de
Prislong, until Whitsun [no. 2818]. By writ of privy
seal, [ibid],
1682 March 23
Same for Henry de Bello Monte staying in Scotland
and Alicia his wife staying with him, under name of
John de Hacunthorp, for one year [no. 28371.
Berwick. By writ of privy seal. [C 71/4, m. 7l.
1683 March 27
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri staying in
Scotland, under name of John de Kirkeby, until
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1311
1683 March 27 Contd.
Michaelmas [no. 2841]. Berwick. By writ of privy
seal. [ibid].
1684 April 15
Same for John de Warenne, earl of Surrey, staying in
Scotland, under name of John Pyk, until Michaelmas
[no. 2850]. Berwick. By writ of privy seal. [C 71/4,
m. 6].
1685 April 17
Same for Roger de Northburgh staying in Scotland,
under name of Henry Wyzan, until Michaelmas [no.
2851]. Berwick. By writ of privy seal. [C 71/4, m.
5].
1686 May 4
Same for Roger de Sancto Johanne, ready to come
to the king in Scotland, under name of William
Fraunceys, until Michaelmas [no. 28661. Berwick.
[C 71/4, m. 6].
1687 May 6
Letters of attorney for John de Pelham setting out
for Scotland, under names of Walter de Elnestowe
and Walter de Cumpton, until Michaelmas. Berwick,
[ibid].
1688 May 8
Same for William Tuchet setting out for Scotland,
under name of John Waldeshef, until Michaelmas.
Berwick, [ibid].
1689 May 14
Same for Edward Burnel, ready to come to the king
in Scotland and staying there until Michaelmas,
under names of John de Bromfeld and John Bysshop
[no. 2874]. Berwick. Duplicate, [ibid].
1690 May 30
Same for Robert de Insula, ready to come to the king
in Scotland and staying there, under name of John de
la Mare, until Christmas. Berwick. [C 71/4, m. 5].
1691 June 1
Same for Robert de Umfravill, earl of Anegos, stay-
ing in Scotland, under names of Robert de Remes and
Richard de Bagisore, until Michaelmas. Berwick,
[ibid].
1311
1692 June 10
Same for John de Sancto Johanne ready to come to
the king, under names of Thomas de la Sale and
William de Hoddisdon, until Michaelmas [no. 2891].
Berwick, [ibid].
1693 June 12
Same for Maria, widow of Richard Siward, staying in
Scotland, under names of John de Bix, chaplain,
and Richard de Kelly, until Michaelmas. Berwick,
[ibid].
1694 June 15
Same for Ralph de Gorges, ready to come to the king
in Scotland, under name of John Baycesken. Berwick.
Same for John de Olneye ready to come to Scotland,
under name of John de Bukyngham. [Both until
Michaelmas; both no. 2894.1 [ibid].
1695 June 20
Same for Adam de Welle, ready to come to the king
in Scotland, under names of William Bygod of
Theddethorp and John son of Richard Yerdeburgh,
until Michaelmas [no. 2897]. Berwick, [ibid].
1696 July 6
Letters of attorney for William de Horewood ready to
come to Scotland, under names of William de
Preslond and William de Okelond, until Michaelmas
[no. 2903]. Berwick. [C 71/4, m. 4].
1697 August 26
Same for John Balaunt, setting out with Ralph de
Monte Hermeri to Scotland and staying there, under
name of Matthew de Scaccario, until Easter, attes-
ted by Robert fil' Pagan. London. [C 71/5, m. 5]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, UO].
1698 October 1
Same for Maria, widow of William [recfe Richard]
Syward, staying in Scotland, under names [as no.
1693 above], for one year. Eltham. [ibid]. [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 110].
1699 October 9
Same for Gilbert de Bromle, clerk, setting out for
Scotland, under name of John de Benham, until
Michaelmas [no. 2920]. London. [C 71/5, ms. 3, 5]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 110].
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361
1311
1700 December 10
Same for Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke,
setting out for Scotland, under name of Richard de
Eton [no. 2924). Westminster. [No duration given.]
[C 71/5, m. 4l [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, llOl.
1312
1701 October 10
Letters of attorney for Gilbert de Bromle setting out
for Scotland, under name of John de Benham, for one
year. Windsor. [C 71/5, m. 1] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 112].
1313
1702 November 16
Letters of attorney for John de Woume setting out
for Scotland, under name of Geoffrey de Hull, until
24 June [no. 2950]. Westminster. [C 71/6, m. 10]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 128].
1703 November 24
Same for William de Bevercotes setting out for
Scotland, under names of Henry de Edenstowe and
William de Braunfeld, for one year [no. 2951].
Westminster. Duplicate, [ibid] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 128].
1704 November 30
Same for Ralph fitz William, under names of Adam
de Brom and John de Appelton, until Whitsun [no.
2952]. Westminster, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,,
i, 128].
1314
1705 March 9
Writ to the sheriff of Notts and Derby. It is neces-
sary that many footmen should be quickly sent
because of the rebellion in Scotland, whereby the
king's castles and fortresses are besieged and
invaded and many homicides, burnings and other
inhumanities are commited. He is therefore ordered
to send 1000 well-armed archers from his bailiwick
to Newcastle on Palm Sunday, to go against the
enemy at the king's wages, at the daily rates of 2d
for each footman, 4d for each vintenarius and 12d
for each centcnuriu.s. Westminster. Same to- the
sheriff of Yorks, for 2000 archers; the sheriff of
Lines, for 500 archers; the sheriff of Northumberland
for 1000 archers. (Note) Vacated because elsewhere
below, excepting the writ to the bishop of Durham.
1314
1705 March 9 Contd.
[C 71/6, m. 8] [Not found elsewhere on C 71/6; see
Rot. Scot., i, 114].
1706 March 12
Letters of attorney for Humphrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, setting out for Scotland, under
names of Roger de Bernays and Bartholomew de
Elmham [no. 29611. Westminster. Duplicate. Same
for - John de Hasting with Aymer de Valencia, earl
of Pembroke, under names of William de Herlaston,
clerk, and Robert de Heyle [no. 2961]; duplicate.
Percival Simeon with the earl of Pembroke, under
name of John de Essex [no. 2961]; William de la
Beche with the said earl, under names of John de
Hoo and Stephen le Botiller [no. 2961]; Ingelram
Berenger with Hugh le Despenser, under names of
Stephen le Botiller and John de Mere [no. 2969];
John de Pelham with the king, under names of
William de Stanes and John de Bedford [no. 2961];
Nicholas de Audele with the king, under names of
Robert de Marchumleye, clerk, and James de
Rodemore [no. 2961]; the earl of Pembroke with the
king, under names of John de Pakenham and William
de Cleydon [no. 2961]. [All for one year.] [ibid]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i. 128].
1707 March 18
Writ to the sheriff, bailiffs and ministers of Yorkshire
ordering them to aid Antonio de Pessaigne of Genoa
and others in the provision and shipping of victuals
to Berwick. Westminster. (Note) Vacated because
otherwise below, [ibid] [As in Rot Scot.,, i, 117, but
adding Robert Usdemere in Lines and Geoffrey de
la Lee in Essex and Herts to the names of those
assigned].
1708 March 18
Writ de intendendo for Anthony de Pessaigne and
others, to the sheriff, bailiffs and ministers of
Yorkshire, [as no. 1707 above]. Allowance will be
made in the addressees' accounts to exchequer for
the cost of carrying these victuals to the ports.
Westminster, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 117].
1709 March 24
Writ to the sheriff, bailiffs and ministers of Norfolk
and Suffolk, informing them that William de
Helewell has been assigned to aid Antonio
Pessaigne in the provision of transport for convey-
ance of victuals [etc., as no. 1707 above].
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1314
1709 March 24 Contd.
Westminster. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below [but no entry found]. [C 71/6, m. 8 d.]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot.,,i, 119-20].
1710 April 1
Letters of attorney for Hamo de Sutton setting out
for Scotland with the king, under names of Nicholas
de Sutton and William de Boxsted [no. 2960). St
Albans. Same for - William de Pointz with the king,
under name of Elias Peres [no. 2961]; John de
Oakham with the king, under name of John de
Heslarton [no. 2963]; John Sauvage with the king,
under names of Nicholas de la Mare and Adam de la
Gare [no. 2961]; Richard de Ayremynne with the
king, under names of William de Ayremynne and
John de Neuland [no. 2961]; John de Kenynton with
the king, under name of Robert de Marchumle [no.
2961]; Philip de Hastang with the earl of Pembroke,
under names of John de Dene and John de
Wychebaud [nos. 2961, 2968]; John de Sancto
Philiberto with Pagan Tybotot, under name of
Richard Thurstayn [no. 2963]; Robert de Kendale
under name of Ralph de Penn [no. 2961]. [All for
one year.] [C 71/6, m. 8] [Omitted from Rot. Scot..
i, 123].
1711 April 7
Same for Ralph de Monte Hermeri setting out for
Scotland, under names of Thomas de Neusom, clerk,
and Nicholas de Marisco, until Michaelmas [no.
2961]. Ely. Same for - William de Bromesgrove with
John de Cherleton, under names of Robert de
Marchumleye and Roger de Podemere [no. 2961];
Martin de Fisshacre with Hugh le Despenser senior,
under name of William le Moygne [no. 2969];
Nicholas de Ponygnes with Gilbert de Clare, under
names of Robert de Combe and Peter de Rys; John
de Segrave senior, under names of Roger de
Somervill and Robert de Overton; Henry de Hatherle
with Hugh le Despenser senior, under names of
William Damoisele and Stephen le Butiller; William
Marmyon with Henry de Bello Monte, under name of
Robert de Pontefracto [nos. 2961, 2966]. [C 71/6,
m. 4] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 128].
1712 April 12
Same for William Horwood setting out for Scotlano
with the king, under name of Hugh de Sutton, until
Michaelmas. Ramsey. Same for - Hugh son of Hugh
de Audele, under name of William Fraunceys; Henry
1314
1712 April 12 Contd.
de Segrave, under name of Peter de la Rokele [no.
2968]; Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, under names of Mr Richard de Clare and
John de Chelmersford, for one year, [ibid] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 128].
1713 April 13
Same for Oliver de Ingham with Aymer de Valencia,
earl of Pembroke, setting out for Scotland, under
name of John son of Robert Ingham, until
Michaelmas [no. 2961]. Bury St Edmunds. Same for
Ralph de Camoys with Hugh le Despenser senior,
under names of Peter de GoushuU and John Loveday
[no. 2969]. [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 128].
1714 April 16
Same for John de Sancto Johanne setting out for
Scotland with the king, under names of Nicholas de
Aulton and William de Hoddesdon, until Michaelmas
[no. 2961]. Croyland. [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot..
i, 128].
1715 April 17
Commission to Henry Alard, captain and admiral of
the fleet in western parts, who has been ordered to
come to Scotland at the king's pleasure, giving him
full power to punish transgressors in the fleet and
empowering him to execute his office and answer
for his officers and assistants. Croyland. By the
king himself. Similar letters for Robert Bataille and
Robert Paulin. (Note) Vacated because sent back
and cancelled, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i,
124].
1716 April 27
Letters of attorney for Edward Burnel setting out
for Scotland with Bartholomew de Badelesmere in
company of the earl of Gloucester, under names of
William de Laweford and John de Onybury, until
Michaelmas [no. 2971]. Beverley. Same for - Roberl
Achard with Ralph de Monte Hermeri, under name
of Nicholas Marisco [no. 2966]; Edmund Bacun,
under names of Nicholas de Olton and Robert de
Derlington; Robert de Walkefare with the earl of
Hereford, under names of Peter de Dullyngham and
Thomas de Milham [no. 2964]; Edmund de Malo
Lacu, under name of Richard de la Bere [no. 2963];
Walter de Bello Campo with the earl of Hereford,
under names of Henry de Brokworth and Robert
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1716 April 27 Contd.
Dapetot; John de Castre, under names of John de
Hoxne and Alan de Neustede [no. 2968]; Thomas
Maudyt with the earl of Gloucester, under names of
Robert de Coumbe and Peter Rys [no. 2971]; John
Filliol junior in company of Isabella, queen of
England, under name of John Huberd [no. 2970];
Henry de Bohun with the earl of Hereford, under
names of John de Middelton and Walter de Cumpton
[no. 2964]; William Avenel with John de Grey, under
name of William de Caldecote [no. 2968); John de
Sudbury with Hugh le Despenser senior, under
names of Edmund de Cambridge and Thomas de
Cotenham [no. 2969]; Matthew de Osgodby in the
queen's company, under names of Thomas de
Evesham and John de Eyvill [no. 2970]; Thomas de
Coudray with the earl of Gloucester, under name of
Richard Feteplace. [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 128, except for the name of Matthew Osgodby].
1717 May 7
Same for John de Haudlo setting out for Scotland
with Hugh le Despenser senior, under name of
Robert de Hauvill, until Michaelmas [no. 2969).
York. Same for - Maurice le Brun, under names of
John de Bradelegh and John de Molesham [no.
2968]; Philip son of Philip de Benneys in the
queen's company, under name of Henry de la Marche;
Roger de Huntyngfeld, under names of William de
Tutyngton and Thomas de Antyngham [no. 2968]
Robert de Hausted junior, under name of Robert
de Raundes [no. 2968]; John de la Beche, under
names of Nicholas du Mareys and Hugh de Sutton
[no. 2968]; Nicholas Alneto with Hugh le Despenser
senior, under names of Matthew de Cruthorne and
Henry Tyrel; John Spereman under name of Robert
Lewelyn [no. 2968]. [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 1281.
1718 May 9
Writ ordering proclamations that merchants are to
take victuals to the king's army in Scotland and not
elsewhere. York. [C 71/6, m. 3] [In Rot. Scot., i,
126, which omits Lostudiel [Lostwithiel] and Poole
from the list of towns to which this was to be sent;
these are entered between Exmouth and Plympton,
and between Lyme and Weymouth K
1314
1719 May 16
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Veer going to
Scotland with the king, under name of Nicholas de
Stertetord [no. 2968]. Durham. Same for John de
Brianzon with Hugh le Despenser senior, under
names of Nicholas Fermbaud minor and Henry
Gernet [no. 2969]; John de Segrave junior with John
de Segrave senior, under names of Durand de
Wydemerepol and Philip de Ounesby [no. 2968];
Thomas le Latymer of Wardon, under names of
Thomas de Clere and John Baa [no. 2967]; Robert
Moryn with the earl of Gloucester, under names of
William de Norwico and Peter de Kyngton [no. 2971];
Henry Tyes with the king, under name of Henry
Picard de Fersshesden; Oto de Bodrigan with the
earl of Gloucester, under names of John de Trelan
and John de Tretheyk [no. 2971], and Adam de
Markwell with the same earl, [under same names]
[no. 2971]; Philip de Gayton with the king, under
names of Adam de Harewedon and William, parson
of Gayton church [no. 2973]; Bartholomew de
Badelsmere with the earl of Gloucester, under name
of John de Sellyng of London [no. 2971]; Herbert de
Borhunt with the king, under names of Roger de
Stretton and Hasculph de Whitewell [no. 2970];
John son of John de Dagworth, under name of John
de Bulmere; Theobald de Gayton, under names of
Peter Flegh and John de Pateshull [no. 2973] [AH
until Michaelmas.] [C 71/6, m. 4] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., 1, 128].
1720 June 5
Same for Roger de Northburgh, clerk, going to
Scotland with the king, under names of Hugh de
Northburgh and Robert de Depying, for one year.
Newminster. By writ of privy seal. Same for
William de Henle with Hugh le Despenser senior,
under names of Thomas de la Vyne and William de
Wykwan; William Hereward with Richard de
Stapelton, under names of Simon Bealde and John de
Chuddelegh [no. 2974]; John de Harcurt with the
king, under names of William de Weston and William
de Wyk [no. 2971]; Geoffrey de Say with the king,
under names of Fulcon Payfarer and Ralph Giffard;
Edward de Sancto Johanne with Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, under names of
William de Preslond and John Durmund [no. 2974];
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1314
1720 June 5 Contd.
John de Cherleton with the king, under names of
Hugh Gregori and Roger de Podemore. [All until
Michaelmas.] IC 71/6, m. 2.] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 128].
1721 June 6
[Notes of carts and horses to be provided for the
Scottish expedition.] The sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, and the sheriff of Kent, 10 carts each on
1 July, by view of William de Keythorp. The
sheriffs of Southampton and Wilts, 8 carts each on
the same date, by view of John de Bourn. The
sheriff of Somerset, 20 carts on 8 Sept. and the
sheriff of Devonshire, 12 carts on the same date, by
view of John Kyngesbury, clerk, [ibid] [Omitted from
the end of the entry in Rot. Scot., i, 127].
1722 June 17
Letters of attorney for John de Corbrigg, parson of
Grave, going to Scotland and staying there, under
name of William de Esthalle, until Michaelmas
[no. 2973]. Berwick. Same for Robert de Monte Alto,
under names of Laurence de Borewell and Robert de
Osgodeby, until Michaelmas [no. 2974]; Roger de
Shefeld with the king, under name of Adam de
Cressevill of Atterclif junior, for one year, [ibid]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 128].
1723 June 30
Summons to Henry de Lancaster and others to pro-
ceed to Newcastle for defence of the marches.
Berwick. [C 71/7, m. 9 d.] [In Rot. Scot., i, 145-6,
wrongly dated 30 June 1315].
1724 September 16
Letters of attorney for Nicholas de Seyton staying
in Scotland, under name of John Pecche, until
Easter; the king attested the attorney [sic]. York.
[C 71/7, m. 9].
1725 October 4
Same for John de Hasting staying in England, under
name of William de Rokesburgh as attorney in
Scotland [sic], for one year. York. [C 71/7, m. 7].
1726 March 23
Writ to John de Mowbray, ordering him to attend to
all other things omitted for the safekeeping of
[Newcastle] and the repulse of the Scots, according
to the letters patent made to him. Windsor. By the
king. (Note) Vacated. [C 71/7, m. 4] [Omitted from
1314
1726 March 23 Contd.
Rot. Scot., i, 141, following Mowbray's assignment
as keeper].
1727 March 23
Letters of attorney for John de Benstede, under
names of John de Watford and Ralph de Swanyngle,
until Trinity [no. 3006]. Westminster. [C 71/7, m. 5].
1728 April 27
Same for Maurice de Berkele going to Scotland,
under names of Thomas de Berkele and Richard de
Salle. Westminster. Same for Laurence de Sancto
Mauro with Maurice, under name of Richard de Salle
[no. 3011]. [Both for one year.] [C 71/7, m. 3].
1729 May 3
Same for John Mautravers with Maurice de Berkele,
under names of John de Middleton and Walter de
Cumpton, until Whitsun, and from then for one full
year following [no. 3011]. Westminster, [ibid].
1730 May 20
Same for Henry fitz Hugh going to the Scottish
marches, under names of Thomas de Uckerby and
Robert de Clyveland, until All Saints [no. 3016].
Thunderley. [ibid].
1731 June 4
Commission to Stephen le Blound as chamberlain
and receiver for Scotland, [incomplete]. Westminster,
[ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 144].
1732 June 13
Letters of attorney for Robert de Monte Alto going
to the Scottish marches, under names of Roger de
Gildebrugh and William Goscelyn, until All Saints
[no. 3025]. Ashford. [ibid].
1733 June 30
Same for Bartholomew de Badlesmere going to the
Scottish marches, under names of Mr Richard de
Clare and John de Chelmersford, clerks, until All
Sai.nts [no. 3028]. Westminster. [C 71/7, m. 2].
1734 July 3
Same for William de Craye, captain and admiral of
the eastern fleet, under name of William de Trayly,
until All Saints [no. 3030]. Westminster, [ibid].
1735 July 5
Same for Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke,
going to the Scottish marches, under name of
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365
1735 July 5 Contd.
William de Claydon [no. 3031]. Westminster. Same
for Richard de Grey, under names of Walter de
Bredon and Robert de Sallowe; William le Baud,
under name of John de Chelmeresford. [All until All
Saints.] [ibid].
1736 July 8
Letters of general attorney for John de Sancto
Johanne of Lageham with Bartholomew de
Badlesmere, under name of Peter de Sancto Johanne
[no. 3034]. Westminster. [C 71/8, m. 6].
1737 July 12
Letters of attorney for John de Braunzon going to
the Scottish marches with Bartholomew de
Badlesmere, under names of Henry Gernet and Henry
de Columbers, until All Saints. Westminster, [ibid].
1738 October 6
Same for William de Wauton defending Berwick, under
names of Roger le Parker and Elias de Corsecumbe,
until Whitsun. Walsingham. [ibid].
1739 October 12
Same for Robert de Echingham going to the Scottish
marches, under names of Richard de Echingham and
John de Suthwerk, until Easter [no. 3046]. Ditton.
[ibid].
1740 October 16
Same for Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, going to the Scottish marches, under names
of Bartholomew de Elyngham and Roger de Berners,
until Easter [no. 3048). Impington. [C 71/8, m. 5]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 157].
1741 October 16
Same for Walter de Gloucester going to the Scottish
marches, under names of Laurence de Rustynton and
Henry de Brocworth. Impington. Same for Henry de
Bello Monte, under names of John de Skelton and
Walter de Skelton, until Whitsun. [Both no. 30481.
[ibid]. [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 157].
1742 October 25
Same for William le Craye going to Scotland, under
name of William de Trayly, until Christmas [no. 3050].
Stansted. [ibid] lOmitted from Rot. Scot., i, 157).
1316
1743 July 8
[Three writs omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 158.]
(i) To the chamberlain of Caernarvon, [as Rot. Scot.,
i, 158, second entry]. Orders him to pay £146 6s to
William de Werdale, as 7 day's wages for the 1500
footmen, (ii) To John Giffard of Brimmesfeld, keeper
of the king's lands in Glamorgan. Robert de Grendon,
Henry de Pembrigge and William Flemyng have been
assigned to choose 1000 footmen; Henry is to conduct
them to the king and Hugh de Bewyk is to oversee the
choosing of them. Orders him to pay £97 7s 8d as
7 day's wages for these footmen, from the issues of
his bailiwick, (iii) To the sheriff of Notts and Derby.
Roger de Kirkeby has been assigned to oversee the
choosing of 1000 footmen from these counties, of
whom 200 are to be balisters, and to pay their wages
from the time they leave until they come to the king
at Newcastle. Orders him to pay £83 to Robert for
the wages of the footmen, and 20s for Robert's own
wages. [C 71/8, m. 2].
1744 August 4
Letters of attorney for Thomas, earl of Lancaster,
defending the Scottish marches, under name of
Matthew de Meldon, until Martinmas. Lincoln.
[C 71/9, m. 11].
1745 August 20
Same for Bartholomew de Badelesmere going to the
Scottish marches, under name of Adam de Brom,
until Christmas. York. [C 71/9, m. 9].
1746 August 22
Same for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, going to
defend the Scottish marches, under names of Robert
Farnylawe and James de Croxton, until Christmas
[no. 30701. York. [C 71/9, m. 11].
1747 September 3
Letters of attorney for John de Crumbwell going to
the Scottish marches with the king, under name of
Robert de Mucheledevere, for one year. York. Same
for John de Hastinges in company of Aymer de
Valencia, earl of Pembroke, under names of William
de Herlaston, clerk, and John de Sweltenham, clerk,
until Christmas. [C 71/9, m. 9 d.].
1748 October 3
Same for Peter de Malo Lacu going to the Scottish
marches, under name of Elias de Swaldale, until
Christmas [no. 3082]. York. [C 71/9, m. 8 d.].
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1316
1749 October 10
Same for Richard de Ayremynne going to the
Scottish marches with the king, under names of
John de Neweland and Thomas de Evesham, for one
year. York. [C 71/9, m. 7].
1750 October 25
Same for Thomas fitz Warin going to the Scottish
marches, under names of Robert de Cornube and
Peter Rys, until Christmas [no. 3088?]. Newburgh.
[C 71/9, m. 8 d.].
1751 November 22
Same for Francis de Aldham going to Ireland with
Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemore, under name of
John de Skelton. [C 71/9, m. 5].
1752 December 15
Same for Guy de Chaunceux going to the Scottish
marches with Herbert de Sancto Quintino, under
names of John le Botiller and Bertram de Suthwerk,
until Whitsun [no. 3099]. Clipston. [C 71/9 m. 3 d.].
1317
1753 January 18
Letters of attorney for William de Caynes of Faldho
going to the Scottish marches with Humfrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford and Essex, under names of Walter de
Salyngg and John de Toucestre, until 24 June.
Lughtburgh. [ibid].
1754 May 2
Same for Henry de Bello Monte going to the Scottish
marches, under names of William de Ayremynne,
clerk, and John de Skelton, until 1 Aug. Windsor.
[ibid].
1755 June 7
Writ to Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of North Wales,
ordering him to bring 1400 footmen to the king with-
in 3 weeks from 24 June next. The chamberlain of
North Wales is to pay their wages from the issues of
his bailiwick. Westminster. (Note) Vacated because
not signed under this form, but under the form
written later. [C 71/9, m. 2] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., 1, 171].
1756 September 14
Writ from King Edward [II] to the taxators and
collectors in co. Notts. Informs them that Robert
Strelleye, Robert Touk and Hugh de Hercy have
been assigned to choose men for the war in Scotland,
1317
1756 September 14 Contd.
both within and without the liberties of that county
and of CO. Derby, and that they are to lead 2000 able
footmen to York by 16 Sept. next, against the
Scots. They are to receive 3 day's wages from the
sheriff of these counties, from the receipts of his
bailiwick. Order to the sheriff to pay £40 out of
£160 due to them. By the king himself. York. (Note)
Vacated because sent back and cancelled. [C 71/10,
m. 16] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 177].
1757 November 3
Letters of attorney for Henry de Bello Monte going
to the Scottish marches, under names of William de
Peynton and Walter de Skelton, for one year.
Westminster. [C 71/10, m. 15 d.].
1318
1758 March 20
Letters of attorney for John de Bensted, going to
Scotland, under names of Robert de Pakelesham and
Robert le Hunte, until Whitsun [no. 3146]. [C 71/10,
m. 15].
1759 April 13
Same for Lodewyc, bishop of Durham, who has the
king's licence to set out for the Scottish marches,
under name of Reyner de Cotum. Westminster.
[ibid].
1760 August 12
[Writs for the provision of victuals to be taken to
Newcastle.] (i) To the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
[as no. 638 above], (ii) To the sheriff of Notts and
Derby, for 400 qrs. wheat, 600 qrs. oats and 500
bacons, the clerk being Hugh de Bewyk. Nottingham.
(Note) Vacated because returned and cancelled.
[C 71/10, m. 13] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 184].
1761 September 20
Letters of respite of debts for John de Sancto
Johanne, until Easter, directed to the sheriff of
Oxon and Berks. York. By the king himself. Same
for - the said John, to the sheriffs of Sussex, Kent
and Southants; Thomas de Haleghton, to the sheriff
of Staffs; Fulk Lestraunge going to Scotland in
company of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, to exchequer
[no. 3172]; John de Moubray setting out, to the
treasurer and barons [of exchequer]; Richard de
Grey, to [the same] and to the sheriffs of Notts,
Derby, Essex, Kent and Norfolk [no. 3170]; Roger de
Grey in company of John de Hastings, to exchequer
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367
1318
1761 September 20 Contd.
and to the sheriff of Suffolk [no. 3170l. [ibid].
1762 September 21
Letters of attorney for Henry de Be Ho Monte going
to Scotland with the king, under names of William
de Peynton and William de Horblyngre, until Easter.
York. [C 71/10, m. 12 d.].
1763 September 24
Letters of respite of debts for Stephen fitz Hugh and
Henry Houel going to Scotland, until Easter, directed
to exchequer. York. By the king himself. [C 71/10,
m. 10 d.] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 187].
1764 September 24
Same for Thomas, earl of Lancaster, until Easter
next, directed to exchequer. York. By the king
himself. Same for Fulk fitz Warin, to the sheriff of
Oxon and Berks; John de Claveryng, to the sheriff
of Norfolk and Suffolk; Thomas de Wake, to
exchequer and to the sheriffs of Yorks, Lines and
Beds; Robert de Holand, to the sheriff of Northants.
[C 71/10, m. 13].
1765 September 24
Letters of attorney for William de la Beche going to
Scotland with the king, under name of Gilbert de
Haukwode [no. 3176]. York. Same in every court in
England for Thomas de Coudray in company of
Roger Dammory, under name of Walter de Beneyn
[no. 3170]. [Both until Easter.] [C 71/10, m. 12 d.].
1766 September 26
Same for Gauselin Pagani going to Scotland with
J., bishop of Ely, chancellor, under names of Henry
Nasard and Thomas de Pontefract, until Easter;
attested by the bishop. York. [ibid].
1767 September 28
Writ to the chancellor and proctors of Oxford
University, informing them that Mr Richard de
Eryum, regent, has licence not to discharge his
lectures for one year, because he is in the service
of the bishop of Durham to carry out the king's
business wherever needed, assisting the bishop
where he cannot perform such business personally.
Orders them that Richard be not impeded in such
business by having to perform his lectures. York.
(Note) Vacated because in the Close Rolls (but not
found in Cat. Close R.] [ibid] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 187].
1318
1768 October 5
Letters of attorney for John de Bassyngburn going
to Scotland in company of Aymer de Valencia, earl
of Pembroke, under name of Roger de Ware, chaplain,
until Easter. York. [ibid].
1769 October 28
Same for William Dautre setting out for Scotland in
company of William Touchet, under name of Walter
le Wyse, until Easter, [no. 3189]. [C 71/10, m. 10 d.].
1319
1770 March 20
Writ to the barons, bailiffs and good men of Dover,
ordering them to join with the barons of other Cinque
ports, as Robert de Kendale, constable of Dover
castle, shall instruct them, for the safekeeping of
the south seas during the king's expedition against
the Scots. York. [C 71/10, m. 8] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 193, after the writ to de Kendale].
1771 Junes
Letters of respite of debts for Richard Grey going
to Scotland with the king, until Michaelmas. York.
By the king himself. [C 71/10, m. 6 d.] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 196].
1772 July 12
Letters of attorney for John de Britannia, earl of
Richmond, going to Scotland, under names of
William de Burgh and William de Otteleye, until
Christmas [no. 3238]. York. By the king himself.
Duplicate. [C 71/10, m. 5 d.].
1773 July 18
[Names of those assigned to choose footmen in the
East Riding.] Roger de Somervill, Geoffrey de
Sancto Quintino, John de Asthorp, Roger de
Grymston, Robert le Conestable of Halsham and
William de la Twyer. [Names of those to choose
footmen in the West Riding.] William fitz William,
Robert de Strelley, Walter de Monte Gomery and
John [s/d.York. [C 71/10, m. 5] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 200, where the first 2 entries should
be dated 18 July].
1774 July 20
Letters of attorney for Richard de Ayremin, clerk,
with the king, under names of William de Ayremynne
and Thomas de Brayton [no. 3243). York. Same for -
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex,
going to Scotland with the king, under names of
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1319
1774 July 20 Contd.
Robert Power and Nicholas de Eton [no. 3243];
Mr John Walewayn, master of St Leonard's hospital,
York, in the earl's company, under names of Robert
Power and John de Burgo [no. 3243], Mr John
Walewayn, clerk, under names of Robert Power and
Nicholas de Sutton [no. 3243]; John de Sancto
Philiberto with the king, under names of Robert
Thurstan and John de Insula [no. 3243]; John de
Merlyn in company of Aymer de Valencia, earl of
Pembroke, under name of Robert de Assewell [no.
3240]; Reginald son of Reginald de Horton in com-
pany of Thomas, earl of Kent, under names of
John fitz Reginald and Thomas atte See [no. 3242];
Geoffrey de Cornwall, under name of Thomas de
Evesham [no. 3243]; John de Hastings in company of
the earl of Pembroke, under names of William de
Herlaston and Robert de Heyle [no. 3240]; [C 71/10,
m. 5 d.] Same for Ralph de Basset of Drayton setting
out, under name of William de Herlaston, clerk
[no. 3246]. [C 71/10, m. 4 d.] [All until Christmas].
1775 July 21
Same for Roger Damory going to Scotland with the
king, under name of Richard de Louches of
Oterhampton, clerk, until Christmas [no. 3243].
York. [ibid].
1776 August 3
Same for William de Estubeleyns going to Scotland,
under name of James de Estubleyns. Newcastle.
Same for - Thomas Wake with the king, under names
of Richard de Normanby and Stephen de Eyr; the same
Thomas, under names of Stephen de Eyr and John de
BerneviU [no. 3248]. [All until Easter.] Same for
John de Faucumberge with the king, under name of
William de Langewath, until Christmas [no. 3243].
[C 71/10, m. 4 d.].
1777 August 5
Same for William de Ros of Hamelak going to
Scotland with the king, under names of William de
Swynton and Thomas de Milford, until Christmas
[no. 3249], Newcastle, [ibid].
1778 November 8
Same for L. [sic], bishop of Durham, staying in the
Scottish marches, under name of Reyner de Coton,
until Easter. York. By the king himself. [C 71/10,
m. 1 d.].
1327
1779 April 22
Writ to Robert Darcy, William Parys, Peter Breton
and William de Cressy [as in Rot. Scot., i, 206,
second entry], ordering them to choose 1000 foot
in CO. Lines, excepting the city of Lincoln, to set
out at the king's wages at their best speed.
Stamford. Same for arrayers in the following
counties - Salop and Staffs, to Peter de Somervill
and Thomas Rous, for 2000 foot; Warwick and Leics,
to William de Bermyngeham, Robert du Ville and
Edmund de Appelby, for 200 foot; Northants, to
Robert de Daventre and Thomas Wake of Blisworth;
Rutland, to John de Wittlesbury and John de
Beaufou, for 300 foot; to the justiciar of Chester and
a deputy, for 1000 foot; Notts and Derby, to Hugh
de Meynill, Robert de Clifton, John Barry and John
de Mounteney. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below. Notts and Derby, to Robert de Strelleye,
John Barry, William Rosel and William de
Chadesden, for 2000 foot. [C 71/11, m. 9] [Rot.
Scot., i, 206 omits this entire entry because of the
vacate, though this must refer only to the first line
of names for Notts and Derby, which was deleted
when the second list was substituted].
1780 April 23
Writ to the archbishop of York, the bishop of
Durham, abbots, priors and prelates, Henry de Percy
and barons, knights, sheriffs, bailiffs and ministers
in Yorkshire, Northumberland, the bishopric of
Durham and the liberties of Hextildesham [Hexham]
and Tynedale. As the king has heard that a hostile
incursion is coming to those parts to prevent
William de Denum from carrying out his orders,
they are ordered to watch over William so that he
may carry out his duties for the king. Stamford.
Similar writ to abbots, priors [and others as above],
in Westmorland and Cumberland, on behalf of Anthony
de Lucy and Gregory de Thornton. (Note) Vacated
and sent back. [C 71/11, m. 10] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 208].
1781 April 23
Commission to the abbot of Ryevall [Rievaulx]
and Ivo de Aldeburgh, empowering them to treat,
with others, for the making of a final peace and con-
cord with Robert de Brus, at a certain place in the
Scottish marches on the Monday before Ascension
next [18 May]. Stamford. By the king. (Note)
Vacated and sent back, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 208].
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1327
1782 April 30
Commission to William, archbishop of York, Roger,
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, the abbot of
Dore, Henry de Percy and Henry de Bello Monte,
Geoffrey le Scrope, William de Herle and William
de Denum, appointing them to treat with Robert de
Brus and the Scots for a full peace and concord,
any 8 to 5 of them so acting, provided that the
archbishop or bishop is one of them. The com-
missioners, or any 8 to 5 of them, including the
archbishop or the bishop, are empowered to affirm
and approve the truce made between [Edward II] and
Robert de Brus and the Scots. They are empowered
to ratify and confirm the final peace, and anything
else which has to be done concerning the premises.
Nottingham. (Note) Vacated. I ibid] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 209].
1783 April 30
(i) Writ ordering the commissioners [as in no. 1782
above], to begin negotiations with the Scots in the
marches of Northumberland on Monday before
Ascension [18 May]. Nottingham, (ii) Letters de
jurando [to Percy and the other commissioners],
empowering them to conclude this treaty and to con-
firm the truce and any other necessary negotiations.
(Note) Vacated, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot Scot., i,
209].
1784 May 7
(i) Safeconduct for the commissioners [as in no.
1782 above], and their retinue, to go to Scotland for
the drawing up of a final peace. Nottingham.
Duplicate, (ii) Safeconduct for Bruce and his retinue,
to the number of 100, with horses, equipage and
goods, to come on a certain date to a place in the
Scottish march and to stay there to draw up a final
peace with these commissioners. Nottingham.
Duplicate, (iii) Promise in good faith to indemnify
Bruce 's ambassadors, to the number of 12 persons
and their attendants or other persons or goods with
them, coming to treat for final peace as agreed
between [Edward II] and Bruce and as approved by
the present king, for any injury or molestation they
may suffer in any way. To last until Trinity next.
Nottingham. (Note) Vacated because sent back.
I ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 210|.
1785 May 8
Writ to the bailiffs and men of St Botolph. The king
lately ordered them to provide able, armed men of
1327
1785 May 8 Contd.
their town to set out towards Scotland for defence of
the realm against the Scots. He now charges them
instead to choose 40 armed men, equipped for 40
days, to sail in a ship of Robert Perman of Gerthorp,
in the company of John Perbroun, admiral from the
Thames northward. They are to go to Crikkele, and
set out thence with John. Nottingham. (Note)
Vacated because sent back for the reason that this
town was charged with the wapentake of Skirbek, as
attested by the king's steward. [C 71/11, m. 8]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 210; c/. no. 539 above].
1786 May 23
Writ to admirals, shipmasters and mariners. Orders
that nothing be done to impede negotiations by the
archbishop of York and other commissioners for a
final peace with the Scots, but that these envoys be
assisted in every way. York. (Note) Vacated because
sent back. [C 71/11, m. 10] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 212].
1787 May 29
(i) Commission to Henry de Percy and Henry de
Bello Monte, the abbot of Rievaulx, Geoffrey le
Scrop, William de Herle and William de Denum to
treat with the magnates, nobles and envoys of
Scotland for a final peace, (ii) Writ empowering them,
or 4 or 5 of them, to make a truce or armistice with
Robert de Brus, as made by [Edward II], and to con-
firm such an armistice. (iii) Safeconduct for these
commissioners in going to Scotland, staying and
returning, (iv) Surety for them according to letters
patent of [Edward II] and Robert de Brus. (v) Affirma-
tion of the truce or armistice to be concluded by the
commissioners. York. (Note) Vacated because sent
back. [C 71/11, m. 7] [Summary only in Rot. Scot.,
i, 212].
1788 May 29
Promise in good faith to indemnify the 12 Scots who
have safeconduct to come with their attendants,
horses, equipage and goods to Bamburgh, against
any damage or injury they may suffer in the king's
realm, and that any such shall be made good. York.
Duplicate. (Note) Vacated because sent back, [ibid]
(Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 212].
1789 May 29
Writ de intondendo to all admirals, shipmasters and
mariners, [similar to no. 1786 above]. York, [ibid]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 212, in error].
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1327
1790 June 4
Letters of attorney for Saer de Rocheford going to
Scotland in company of J., bishop of Ely, under
names of Richard de Sancto Botolpho and Roger atte
Goter as alternate [no. 3264]. York. Same for John de
Haudio in company of the earl of Lancaster, under
names of Richard de Hoghton and Thomas de
Tochewyk as alternate [no. 3265]. [Both until
Michaelmas.] [C 71/11, m. 6].
1791 June 4
Same for John de Wolaston with Roger de Grey
[no. 32651. (Note) Vacated, [ibid].
1792 June 5
Same for Ralph Basset of Drayton going to Scotland,
under names of Thomas de Radecleve, clerk, and
Roger de Bodenham as alternate [no. 3266]. York.
Same for William Lovel, under name of John de
Wileby [no. 3270]. [Both until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1793 June 6
Letters of attorney for Nicholas Dauney going to
Scotland in company of J., bishop of Ely, chancellor,
under name of John Mauger [no. 3264]. York. Same
for William le Baud with the bishop, under name of
Geoffrey de Brokhole. [Both until Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
1794 June 7
Same for Alexander de Cobeldik going to Scotland
in company of J., bishop of Ely, under names of
Richard de Sancto Botulpho and Richard de
Bolynbrok, until Michaelmas; attested by the bishop,
[no. 3264]. York. [C 71/11, m. 5].
1795 June 8
Letters of attorney for William Blount going to
Scotland in company of Henry, earl of Lancaster,
under name of John Lodelowe. York. Same for Roger
de Nowers with Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wyggemore,
in the king's service to Scotland [sic], under names
of William de Baldington and Ralph de Chastillon
as alternate [no. 32651. [Both until Michaelmas. I
[C 71/11, m. 6].
1796 June 9
Same in Ireland for Roger de Mortuo Mari of
Wiggemor, under name of William de Cleobury; also
for Roger and Johanna his wife, in Ireland, under
[same name]; both for 2 years. York. [C 71/11, m. 5].
1797 June 9
Writ to Roger Deyncourt and Auric de Suluy [as in
1327
1797 June 9 Contd.
Rot. Scot., i, 213, to fitz Herbert and Grotton, who
were assigned because Deyncourt and Suluy could
not carry out the instructions]. York. (Note) Vacated
because below. [C 71/11, m. 7].
1798 June 10
(i) Commission [to those named in no. 1782 above,
and to the abbot of Rievaulx, Mr John de Insula,
John de Denum and Richard de Emelton], empower-
ing any 10 to 5 of them, with archbishop and bishop
as alternates, to treat with the magnates of Scotland
for a final peace. By the king, (ii) Confirmation of
the truce made between [Edward II] and Robert de
Brus and the Scots, to be renewed by these
commissioners. By the king, (iii) Safeconduct for
these commissioners in going to Scotland, staying
there, and returning, (iv) Security to the com-
missioners , according to letters patent made between
[Edward II] and Robert de Brus, for affirming the
truce, (v) Letters de jurando for Geoffrey le Scrope
and Henry de Percy, empowering them to treat for
the commissioners. York. (Note) Vacated because
sent back, [ibid] [Summary only in Rot. Scot., i,
212].
1799 June 10
Safeconduct for 100 Scots of any rank and their
attendants to come, with their horses and gear, to
treat with the king's commissioners in the Scottish
marches for conclusion of a final peace and truce
between the king and the magnates of Scotland, and
for their stay and return. Valid for 15 days. York.
By the king. Duplicate. (Note) Vacated, [ibid]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 213].
1800 June 10
Letters of attorney for Robert de Brewosa going to
Scotland in company of John de Warenne, earl of
Surrey, under name of John de Sancto Paulo, until
Michaelmas. York. [ibid].
1801 June 11
Same for Roger de Cruketot, staying in England
[s/c], in Ireland, under names of John de la
Montayne and Nicholas de MalmeshuU as alternate,
for 2 years. York. [ibid].
1802 June 20
Same for the prior of St Andrew's, Northampton, who
has the king's licence to go overseas, under names
of John de Graunson, his fellow-monk, and William
de Holecot as alternate, for one year. York. [ibid].
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1327
1803 July 1
Same for Richard de Ayremynne, parson of Elvele,
going to Scotland, under names of Thomas de
Evesham and William de Thuneyk as alternate, until
Michaelmas [no. 3266]. York. [ibid].
1804 July 2
Letters of attorney for William fitz Walter going to
Scotland with John de Bohun, earl of Hertford [sic]
and Essex, under name of Reymund de Lincoln;
attested by the said earl. York. Same for - John son
of William de Sutton with [the same], under name of
John Bergholt [no. 3278]; John de Sancto Philiberto
with [the same], under name of John de Norton,
clerk [no. 3278]. [All until Michaelmas.] [C 71/11,
m. 5].
1805 July 2
Same for Margaret, widow of Bartholomew de
Baddelesmere, in Ireland, under names of William de
Stratton and Roger Grumeys as alternate. York.
Same for Thomas le Blount going to Scotland with
the earl of Lancaster, under name of Simon de
Geynesburgh [no. 32651. [Both until Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
1806 July 2
Same for Ebulo Lestraunge going to Scotland with
Roger de Mortuo Mari, under names of John de
Wodenho and Richard de Bolyngbroke as alternate,
until Michaelmas [no. 32651. Toppeclif. [ibid].
1807 July 8
Same for John Griffyn, knight, staying in the Scottish
marches with Hugh Daudele, under name of Thomas
de Welton, until Michaelmas [no. 3266]. Topclif.
[ibid].
1808 October 2
Writ ordering Adam de Everyngham, Robert de
Strelley and Edmund de Cressy to levy men in co.
Notts. Nottingham. (Note) Vacated. [C 71/11, m. 2l
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 2221.
1328
1809 February 28 - July 1
[For texts of 29 documents in C 71/12, a roll not
printed in Rot. Scot, because then missing, see SHR,
xxix (1950), 35-51].
1333
1810 March 20
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Brewes with the
earl of Arundel, under names of John de Sancto
Paulo, clerk, and Nicholas Benet as alternate, until
Michaelmas. Pontefract. [C 71/13, m. 28].
1811 Aprils
Same for John de Ros going to Scotland, under
names of Peter de Rithre and Robert de Ponte
Fracto as alternate, until Michaelmas [no. 3287].
Knaresborough. Same for John de Ros, son of
William de Ros of Hamelak, [as above]. IC 71/13,
m. 20].
1812 April 10
Same for William de Bohun staying in Scotland, under
names of Geoffrey de Sheryngg and John de Heroun
as alternate, until Michaelmas. Durham. [C 71/13, m.
31].
1813 April 12
Same for James de Ros going to Scotland, under
names of John del Flete and Adam de Skelton as
alternate, until Michaelmas. Durham. Same for
Edmund de Wasteneys going to the Scottish marches,
under names of John de Kyneton and William de
Muginton as alternate, for one year. [ibid].
1814 April 14
Letters of attorney for Roger de Nowers, knight,
going to Scotland, under names of William Malyn of
Chirchehull and William de Cranesle as alternate
[no. 3295]. Durham. [C 71/13, m. 28]. Same for John
de Crumbwell, under name of Thomas de Rasen, clerk
[no. 32921. |C 71/13, m. 31] [Both until Michaelmas].
1815 April 20
Same for Thomas de Furnyvall going to Scotland,
under name of William Coterel, until Michaelmas
[no. 3298]. Newcastle upon Tyne. [C 71/13, m. 28].
1816 April 22
Same for John de Rythre going to the Scottish
marches, under name of Peter de Rythre. Newcastle.
Same for Bartholomew de Burghessh going to
Scotland, under names of William de Scothou and
John de Sancto Paulo as alternate [no. 3300]. [Both
until Michaelmas.] [ibidl.
1817 April 28
Letters of attorney for Ebulo Lestraunge going to
Scotland, under names of John de Stikeford and John
372
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1333
1817 April 28 Contd.
Warde of Wadyngton as alternate, until Michaelmas.
Newcastle. [C 71/13, m. 3l].
1818 May 8
Same for John Gymmynges with Roger Huse, under
names of Stephen atte Mulle and Richard de
Ellebrugge as alternate [no. 3308]. Belford. [C 71/13,
m. 24]. Same for John de la Ryvere of Tormarton,
going to Scotland, under names of William de
Cheltenham and Gilbert de Berewyk as alternate.
[C 71/13, m. 28] [Both until Michaelmas].
1819 May 16
Same for Gerard de Insula going to Scotland, under
names of John de Hetheryngton, clerk, and John de
Skelton as alternate. Tweedmouth. Same for Roger
Huse, under names of Thomas de Upton, clerk, and
Miles de Upton as alternate. [Both no. 3314; both
until Michaelmas.] [C 71/13, m. 24].
1820 May 21
Letters of attorney for Edward de Monte Hermerii
going to Scotland, under name of John de Bradecote,
until Michaelmas [no. 3317]. Tweedmouth. [C 71/13,
m. 28].
1821 May 24
Same for Roger de Grey going to Scotland, under
names of John de Wodhill and Thomas de Tochewyk
as alternate. Tweedmouth. Same for - John de Lyons
with Roger, under names of Thomas de Evesham and
William de Edyndon as alternate; John Amary with
Roger, under names of William Purfrey and William
Clement as alternate; Richard Blundell, under name
of John Blundell. [All no. 3319; all until
Michaelmas.] [C 71/13, m. 24].
1822 May 28
Writ ordering the sheriff of Yorkshire to convey to
Newcastle the bows, arrows and other things lately
delivered to John, bishop of Winchester, chancellor.
The costs of carriage are to be allowed for in his
account at exchequer. Tweedmouth. By the king.
(Note) Vacated because sent back. [C 71/13, m. 19]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 240].
1823 June 3
Letters of attorney for Henry Hussee going to
Scotland, under names of John atte Ree and Roger
de Lynche as alternate, until Michaelmas [no. 3326].
Tweedmouth. [C 71/13, m. 20].
1333
1824 June 4
Same for John de Baillof staying in Scotland, under
name of Hugh de Hoghton, until Michaelmas.
Tweedmouth. [ibid].
1825 June 8
Same for John le Harpour of Fangfosse, going to
stay in Scotland in company of Henry de Percy,
under name of Richard de Esthorp. Tweedmouth.
Same for Alan de Tesedale staying in Scotland in
company of Thomas Ughtred, under name of Richard
Bernard [no. 3322]. [Both until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1826 June 10
Same for Thomas, earl of Norfolk, under names of
Ralph de Bocking, knight, and John de Berney as
alternate [no. 3331]. Tweedmouth. Same for Robert
de Dedham going to Scotland, under name of John
Paries. [Both until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1827 June 12
Same for Thomas le Botiller, under names of William
de Bradewell and John le Botiller as alternate, until
Michaelmas [no. 3332]. [ibid].
1828 June 15
Same for John Wyard going to Scotland, under names
of John de Croxford junior, and John de Stone as
alternate. Tweedmouth. Same for - Philip de
Engelfeld, under names of William de Herlaston,
clerk, and John Vachel as alternate; Thomas
Houscarl, under names of Thomas de Medmenham and
Thomas de Weston as alternate. [All no. 3333; all
until Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1829 June 15
Writ to Edmund de Cressy, Robert Joiz, Richard
Curzoun and Roger de Okoure, arrayers in Notts and
Derby. Tweedmouth. (Note) Vacated because other-
wise below. [C 71/13, m. 21] [For the reissue to
John de Langebergh and others, see Rot. Scot., i,
245, which omits the vacated entry].
1830 June 24
Letters of attorney for Ralph de Sancto Laudo,
knight, going to Scotland, under name of Thomas de
Sibethorp, clerk, until Michaelmas [no. 3337].
Tweedmouth. IC 71/13, m. l].
1831 July 16
Writ ordering all masters, mariners and others of the
king's fleet to join William de Clynton, admiral.
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1333
1831 JulyieContd.
Tweedmouth. By writ of privy seal. [C 71/13, m. 17]
^Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 254].
1832 July 26
Writ to John de Sancto Laudo, ordering the arrest
and imprisonment of George Selyman, who was in the
king's service at Berwick with William de Merlaund,
was imprisoned in the Marshalsea for felony and may-
hem, and has escaped. Berwick. [C 71/13, m. 16 d.]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 255].
1833 August 4
Commission to Stephen le Fourbur of the offices of
tronager of wool and gauger of wines in Berwick.
Newcastle. By writ of privy seal. (Note) Vacated
because sent back. [C 71/13, m. 14] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 258].
1834 July 20 - September 4
Letters of pardon to 1563 named persons, for good
service in the Scottish wars. [C 71/13] [See Rot.
Scot., i, 255].
1835 October 16
Warrant to the treasurer and chamberlains of
exchequer to pay 40s to Ambrose de Novo Burgo,
clerk, as expenses for his journey to Berwick.
Havering atte Bower. By bill of the treasurer. (Note)
Vacated because in the Liberate Roll. [C 71/13, m.
2] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 259].
1836 October 30
Letters of attorney for Francis de Barneby, going to
Scotland by the king's licence, under names of
William de Wakefeld and John de Penreth as alter-
nate at law, for one year. Sheen. [C 71/13, m. 1|.
1837 November 6
Same for William de Bevercote, parson of the church
of St Peter, Northampton, going to Scotland, under
name of John de Daylington, for one year [no. 3353].
Marlborough, [ibid].
1334
1838 July 4
Grant to Geoffrey de Fransham for a term of 10 years
of a messuage with appurtenances in Uddynggate
super le Hidhill in the town of Berwick, lately for-
feited by Ferin Gleye, rebel. He is to pay 43s 4d
yearly through the chamberlain of Berwick, half at
Pentecost and half at Martinmas, and is to keep the
1334
1838 July 4 Contd.
messuage in a good state during this term. York.
(Note) Vacated because sent back. [C 71/14, m. 18]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 275].
1839 July 16
Commission to Henry de Percy or his deputy.
Following the invasion of England by bands of hos-
tile Scots, and their malefactions against Edward,
king of Scotland, he is empowered, as keeper of the
marches in Northumberland, to keep the peace and to
arrest, imprison and punish any who infringe the
peace of the marches. All subjects are to obey and
assist Henry or his deputy. Nottingham. Similar com-
missions for Robert de Clifford for Westmorland and
Anthony de Lucy for Cumberland. Nottingham. By the
king and council. (Note) Vacated because sent back,
[ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 276].
1840 August 8
Letters of attorney for John de Kyngeston staying in
Scotland, under names of John de la Mare and Robert
Osbern as alternate, until Easter. Windsor. [C 71/14,
m. 17].
1841 October 22
Same for Hugh le Despenser going to Scotland, under
names of John de Burgo Sancti Petri [Peterborough]
and Robert de Shagh. York. Same for - John de
Wylughby and Albinus de Sutton; William Deyncourt
in company of Ebulo Lestraunge, under names of
Albinus de Sutton and Henry son of Laurence de
Stoke [no. 3366] [C 71/14, m. 13]. Same for Ebulo
Lestraunge, under names of Mr John de Thoresby
and Richard de Bolyngbrok as alternate [no. 3366].
Robert le Mareschal of Aymunderby, under names of
Thomas de Marton and William de Skypwyth as alter-
nate [no. 33661; Henry de Bonygton going to the
Scottish marches with the king, under name of Ralph
de Lund, by writ of privy seal. [C 71/14, m. 14]
[All until Easter].
1842 October 23
Letters of attorney for Hugh de Garton going to
Scotland, under names of John de Flete and Adam de
Skelton [no. 3367]. Same for Robert de Barton, under
name of Hugh de Metham. [Both until Easter.]
[ibid].
1843 October 24
Same for Hugh de Sancto Johanne going to Scotland
with the king, under name of Robert de Kelleseye,
374
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1334
1843 October 24 Contd.
clerk [no. 3366]. York. Same for Robert de Tauton,
under name of Ralph Speke [no. 3368], and for
Richard de Halyngton, under name of John de
Misterton. [All until Easter.] [C 71/14, m. 13].
1844 October 28
Same for Bartholomew de Burgherssh going to
Scotland, under names of John de Sancto Paulo and
Henry de Langeton as alternate, until Easter.
Knaresburgh. [ibid].
1845 November 1
Writ ordering the sheriff of Yorkshire to provide
250 qrs. wheat and 1000 qrs. oats from his bailiwick
immediately, since it is reported that a great number
of Scots are gathered in the marches, and it is
necessary to proceed against them speedily.
Newcastle. (Note) Vacated. [C 71/14, m. 11 d.]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 283].
1846 November 2
Letters of general attorney for Mr Pancius de
Coutrone going to Scotland, under name of Hasculph
de Whitewell. Newcastle. Same for John son and heir
of John Lovel of Tychemersh, knight, under name of
Hugh de Kempston, and for William Lovel, under
[same name]. [All no. 3374; all until Easter.] [C 71/
14, m. 11].
1847 November 3
Letters of attorney for John de Tybetot going to
Scotland, under names [as no. 1816 above, for
Burghessh], until Easter [no. 3374]. Newcastle,
[ibid].
1848 November 5
Same for John de Lambron and Gaudinus de Albo
Monasterio, both going to Scotland in company of
Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, until Easter; both
attested by Ranulph himself [no. 3377]. Newcastle.
[C 71/14, m. 8].
1849 November 5
Same for Maurice de Berkele going to Scotland, under
names of William de Chiltenham and John de
Chiltenham. Durham. By bill of privy seal. Same for
Walter de Mauny, by the king himself. Newcastle.
[Both no. 3377; both until Easter.] [C 71/14, m. 11].
1334
1850 November 6
Letters of attorney for John Lesturmy, under names
of Thomas de Sibothorp and Simon de Reynham.
Newcastle. Same for Henry de Bello Monte, earl of
Buchan, under names of John de Bokyngham and
Robert de Roderham. [ibid].
1851 November 6
Writs to Thomas de Lathum, Gilbert de Haydok,
Richard de Volde, Edmund de Nevill, Henry de Croft,
William de Clifton, John de Barton and Edmund de
Haydok, ordering them to bring men at arms [as
specified in the preceding writ of the same date]
from Lancashire to Newcastle with all speed.
Newcastle. [C 71/14, m. 10] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 286].
1852 November 8
Commission to Ralph Basset of Drayton and Richard
de Peshale to levy men in North Wales. Newcastle.
(Note) Vacated because otherwise below and other
justices assigned. [C 71/14, m. 7] [For the reissue
to Peshale and Robert de Harley, see Rot. Scot., i,
289, which omits the vacated entry].
1853 November 10
Licence to 25 malefactors to return home from service
in the Scottish wars. Newcastle. [C 71/14, m. 9] [See
Rot. Scot., i, 290].
1854 November 18
Letters of attorney for Walter de Mauny going to
Scotland, under name of Robert de Ellerton, until
Easter. Newcastle. [C 71/14, m. 6].
1855 November 30
Same for Henry fitz Hugh, knight, going to Scotland,
under names of Geoffrey de Hull and Robert Spyng
as alternate, until Easter [no. 33661. Roxburgh,
[ibid].
1856 December 6
Same for Geoffrey de Stutevill staying in Scotland,
under name of Thomas de Hunckelby. Roxburgh.
[C 71/14, m. 5]. Same for Edmund de Launarre going
to Scotland with the king, under name of William de
Waltham. [C 71/14, m. 9]. [Both no. 3390; both until
Easter].
1857 December 12
Same for Thomas de Kyngeston going to Scotland,
under names of Robert de la Mare and Robert
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
375
1334
1857 December 12 Contd.
Oseborn, until Easter [no. 3393]. Knaresbrough.
[C 71/14, m. 5].
1858 June 19 - December 27
Letters of pardon for 21 named persons, for good
service in the Scottish war. IC 71/14] [See Rot.
Scot., i, 315].
1335
1859 January 12
Letters of attorney for William de Culpho, clerk,
under names of William de Berugh and Robert de
Fyneford as alternate, until Easter. Roxburgh. By
the king himself. [C 71/14, m. 2].
1860 January 23
Same for John de Multon of Frampton, under names of
Walter de Basyngham and Roger de Kirketon as
alternate [no. 3410]. [ibid].
1861 May 25
Writ ordering Robert de Barton, receiver of victuals
at Carlisle and the adjacent parts, to receive grain
and victuals from the sheriff of Gloucester. York.
[C 71/15, m. 34] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 346,
following the writ to the sheriff].
1862 May 26
Letter to the treasurer and barons of exchequer.
Informs them that Robert de Tughale, staying in
defence of Berwick, has a writ permitting him to
wait until Michaelmas before accounting to
exchequer for the time when he was chamberlain of
Berwick, receiver of victuals, and collector of the
customs of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of
Berwick, because he cannot come to render his
account. York. By the king and council. [C 71/15, m.
34 d.] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 347].
1863 May 28
Letters of attorney for Robert de Ufford going to
Scotland, under names of Nicholas Bonde and Robert
atte Hawe as alternate [no. 3427]. York. [C 71/15,
m. 33].
1864 May 30
Same for Andrew Saukevill going to Scotland, under
names of William de Herleston and John de
Cavenham, chaplain, as alternate. York. Same for
John son of Thomas Bardolf, under names of Gilbert
de Hethill and Robert atte Hawe as alternate; by
1335
1864 May 30 Contd.
the king himself [no. 3428]. [Both until Michaelmas.]
[C 71/15, m. 34].
1865 June 5
Same for Roger Husee, under names of Peter de Hoc
and Miles de Upton as alternate, until All Saints
[no. 34331. York. [C 71/15, m. 32].
1866 June 6
Same for Philip de Englefeld going to Scotland with
William de Monte Acuto, under names of Peter de
Hoo and Thomas de Cheyny as alternate [no. 3434].
York. Same for - Thomas Houscarl de Bedyngton of
Magna Purle, [with the same William], under names
of Peter de Hoo and Thomas Doyly as alternate,
attested by William [no. 3434]; Ebulo Lestraunge,
under names [as no. 1806 above] [nos.3441, 3443];
Thomas de Bradestan, under names of William de
Chiltenham and Peter de Egesworth as alternate
[no. 3434]; John de Barentino, under names of Jordan
Paen and Peter Quemlo as alternate, in any court of
the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Sark and 'Aureneye'
[no. 3434]. [All until All Saints.] [ibid].
1867 June 6
Letters of general attorney for John de Bohun, earl
of Hereford and Essex, going to Scotland, under
names of Thomas de Evesham, clerk, and John de
Stanes as alternate, until All Saints [no. 34341.
York. [ibid].
1868 June 7
Letters of attorney for Almaric de Sancto Amando
going to Scotland with William de Monte Acuto,
under names of Mr John de Hildesle and Edmund de
Hildesley as alternate, until All Saints next. York.
Same for Henry Huset, under names of John de
Stopeham and Walter de Circestre as alternate, and
for Thomas de WyntreshuU with Henry, under name of
John de Stopeham. [All no. 3435, all until All
Saints.! [C 71/15, m. 30].
1869 June 8
Same for Hugh le Despenser going to Scotland, under
names [as no. 1841 above], until All Saints [no. 3441].
York. [C 71/15, m. 25].
1870 June 10
Letters of attorney for Nicholas Shirlok going to
Scotland, under names of John Gippewyce and
William de Bergh as alternate [no. 3450|. York.
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1335
1870 June 10 Contd.
Same for - Thomas de Brokhull, under names of
William de Waure and John de Walsham as alternate
[no. 3432]; Peter de Eskudemore, under names of
Simon de Wyly and Edmund de Ayete as alternate
[no. 3448]; William de Clynton, under names of Adam
de Overton and Goscelyn de Gatele as alternate
[no. 3441]; the same William, under names of Simon
de Geynesburgh, parson of Allesle, and John atte
Lee as alternate; John de Verdoun, under name of
John de Waldegrave senior [no. 3439]; John de
Wylughby, under names of John de Mundon, parson of
Wylughby, and William de Lekeburn as alternate
[nos. 3434, 3443]; John de Grey of Codenore under
name of John de Shiryngham, parson of Honnovere,
as alternate [no. 3430]; Thomas Walter, under names
of Thomas de Tochewyk and Richard de Bifeld as
alternate; John de Monte Gomeri, under names of
William de Northwico and Reginald de Mundham as
alternate [no. 3437]. [AH until All Saints.] [C 71/15,
m. 29].
1871 June 10
Same for William de Creppinges going to Scotland,
under names of Henry de Tyfford and John Perot as
alternate. York. Same for - Stephen Perot, under
names [as above]; William Carbonel, knight, under
names of John de Hoo of Laxfeld and Henry de
Neweton as alternate [no. 3438]; William de Culpho,
under names of John Cobat of Gippewico and
Robert de Fyneford as alternate; Edward Charles,
under names of Philip Justus and Richard de Stanmer
as alternate; Hugh de Sancto Johanne, under names
of Robert de Kelleseye and Peter de Hoo as alter-
nate [no. 3441]; Ralph de Middelnye, in company of
William de Monte Acuto, under names of Peter de
Cote and John de Somerton as alternate. [All for one
year.] [C 71/15, m. 30].
1872 June 11
Same for Thomas Huscarl de Bedyngton of Magna
Purle going to Scotland with William de Monte Acuto,
under names [as no. 1866 above]. Same for Philip
de Inglefeld with William, under names [as no. 1866
above]. [Both no. 3434; both until All Saints.] [C 71/
15, m. 28].
1873 June 12
Same for Philip Aubyn going to Scotland with
William le Blount, under names of John Purchace
and Edward Trenchaut as alternate, until All Saints
[no. 34381. Pickering. [C 71/15, m. 30j.
1335
1874 June 14
Same for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, going to
Scotland with the king, under names of Simon de
Balderston and John de Assheby as alternate
[no. 3441]. Neuburgh. Same for John de Breouse,
under name of John de Assheby [nos. 3434, 34491.
[Both until All Saints.] [C 71/15, m. 29].
1875 June 16
Writ to all sheriffs, mayors, shipmasters and
bailiffs, ordering them to assist Robert Bataill,
mayor of Winchelsea, [and 11 others, named], who
have been appointed to choose and provide 12 or
more ships, equipped and manned for defence of the
kingdom against the Scots, in the Welsh ports and all
ports from the Thames westwards. Pickering. By the
king and council. (Note) Vacated because sent back,
[ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 356].
1876 June 17
Letters of attorney for John son of William de Ros
of Hamelak, going to Scotland with John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, under names [as no. 1811 above],
until All Saints [no. 3441]. Northallerton, [ibid].
1877 June 20
Same for John de Kirketon going to Scotland in com-
pany of John, earl of Cornwall, under names of
William de Thorpe and John Claymond of Kirketon as
alternate [no. 3446]. [C 71/15, m. 27]. Same for
John Lestraunge of Blaunkmonster with the king,
under names of John de WetenhuU, clerk, and
William de Acton as alternate [no. 3444]. [C 71/15,
m. 28] [Both until All Saints].
1878 June 21
Same for Adam de Clyfton going to Scotland with
John de Ros, under names of Philip de Cailby and
Richard de Depham as alternate, until All Saints
[no. 3445]. Durham, [ibid].
1879 June 22
Same for William Lovel going to Scotland with Henry
de Lancaster, under name of Hugh de Kemston,
parson of Lillyngstone, until All Saints [no. 3445].
Newcastle upon Tyne. [ibid].
1880 June 23
Letters of attorney for John Tibetot going to Scotland
with the king, under names [as no. 1816 above, for
Burghessh], until All Saints [no. 3447]. Newcastle,
[ibid].
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1335
1881 June 24
Same for Hugh Tyrel going to Scotland with the
king, under names of Robert Tyrel and Peter de
Calneton. Newcastle. Same for Warin le Latymer,
under name of Thomas de Wyke, until All Saints.
[Both no. 3441.] [C 71/15, m. 27].
1882 June 26
Same for Robert de Bilkemore going to Scotland,
under names of William de Lound and John de la
Brok, until All Saints [no. 3448]. Newcastle. [C 71/
15, m. 27].
1883 June 28
Writ ordering William de la Pole to provide wheat in
Barton upon Humber, [as for John de Gastrik in Rot.
Scot., i, 357]. Newcastle. (Note) Vacated because
sent back. [C 71/15, m. 26].
1884 June 30
Letters of attorney for Bartholomew de Burgherssh
going to Scotland, under names [as no. 1816 above],
until All Saints [no. 3443]. Newcastle. [C 71/15, m.
27].
1885 July 3
Same for John de Sutton of Wyvenho, knight, going to
Scotland with the king, under names of William Bret
and John Paries as alternate [no. 3449]. Newcastle.
Same for - William de Ercalwe with the king, under
names of Walter de Lench and William de Bromwych
as alternate [no. 3454]; the same William, under
names of William de Acton and Richard de Clent as
alternate; Thomas de Berkeleye with the king, under
names of William de Syde and William de Chiltenhair
as alternate [no. 3450]. [C 71/15, m. 26j. Same for
William le Latymer, under names of Thomas de
Stodle and Thomas Bret as alternate [no. 3441].
[C 71/15, m. 32] [All until All Saints].
1886 July 6
Appointments of Roger Bavent, Peter Barde of
Sandwich and Thomas de Aldon as captains and
admirals. Carlisle. (Note) Vacated because sent
back. [C 71/15, m. 25] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i,
358].
1887 July 8
Letters of attorney for Robert de Daventre going to
Scotland with William de Clynton, under names of
John de Braumfeld and John de Baddeby as alternate
[no. 3458]. Carlisle. [C 71/15, m. 25]. Same for
1335
1887 July 8 Contd.
Robert fitz Roger, under names of John de Kynton
and Walter Page as alternate; Robert de Ferariis,
under name of John de Helpeston [no. 3450].
[C 71/15, m. 26] [All until All Saints].
1888 July 10
Appointment of arrayers in various counties - Oxon,
Henry de Grey, Geoffrey de Lucy, Ralph fuitz
Richard; Bucks, Philip de Aylesbury, Robert Malet,
Nicholas Passelowe; Oxon, William Spersholt,
James de Wodestok, Thomas Langele. [C 71/15, m.
23] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 362].
1889 July 10
Letters of general attorney for John le Latymer
going to Scotland, under name of Peter de Hoo,
until All Saints. Carlisle. [C 71/15, m. 25].
1890 July 22
Writs [as in Rot. Scot., i, 366, to the earl of
Chester], to the justiciar of North Wales or his
lieutenant, and to his chamberlains for the castles
of Conway, Beaumaris, Caernarvon, Crukyth
[Criccieth] and Harlech; also to the justiciar of
South Wales or his lieutenant, and to his chamber-
lains for the castles of Lampadac [Aberystwyth],
Cardigan, Emlyn, Kaermerdyn [Carmarthen],
Droscelan [Dryslwyn] and Dynevor. Carlisle. (Note)
Vacated because otherwise below. [C 71/15, m.
23 d.] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 366].
1891 August 24
(i) Commission to Ralph Basset of Drayton as cap-
tain and admiral of all king's ships in the Thames,
the Cinque Ports and coasts westward, (ii) Writ de
intendendo for Ralph to all masters and mariners,
(iii) Writ ordering Ralph to perform his duties dili-
gently. St John's town [Perth]. (Note) Vacated
because sent back. [C 71/15, m. 18] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 376-7].
1892 August 28
Letters of attorney for Henry de Bello Monte, earl
of Buchan, staying in Scotland, under names [as.
no. 1850 above], until Hilary [no. 3470]. Perth.
|C 71/15, m. 17).
1893 August 30
Writ to M[atthew de Englefield], bishop of Bangor,
Roger de Grey and William de Chaldeford, concerning
the safeguard of North Wales against possible
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1335
1893 August 30 Contd.
invasion. Perth, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i,
378, following the similar writ to the bishop of
St Davids and 2 others].
1894 September 3
Writ to John de Wylyngton and Roger de Chaundos.
Informs them that the Scots are preparing to invade
by land and sea in large numbers, and appoints them
to guard all ports, coasts and marches of cos.
Gloucester, Hereford and Worcs to ensure their safe-
keeping, as contained in letters patent against the
coming of the enemy. Perth. By the king. Same to
Hugh de Courtenay, earl of Devon, and Philip de
Columbariis, in Cornwall and Devon; Bartholomew
de Insula, John de Scures and Thomas Coudray, in
Southants, Berks and Wilts; John de Cherleton,
Richard Basset of Drayton, senior, and Richard de
Heghton, in Salop, Staffs and Lanes; William de
Kyme, Robert Darcy and Thomas de Novo Mercato,
senior, in the parts of Lindsey, Kesteven and
Holland in Lines, and in Leics, Northants and
Rutland; Roger Bavent and Edward de St John, in
Sussex and Surrey; Robert de Insula, Roger de
Kerkeston and Constantine de Mortuo Mari, in
Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambs and Hunts; John de
Cobbeham, Roger de Hegham and Thomas de Aldon
in Kent; Robert fitz Payne and John de Clivedon,
senior, in Somerset and Dorset; William Baude and
Thomas Gobioun, in Essex, Herts and Middlesex.
[C 71/15, m. 19 d.] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 378].
1895 October 10
General pardon for transgressions committed in
England and Scotland to Geoffrey de Moubray, knight
of Scotland, Alexander de Moubray, Roger de
Moubray, knight, and the men of Scotland with them.
Berwick. By writ of privy seal. Also to William de
Mowbray [and others as in Rot. Scot., i, 381, adding
Alexander de Cragy, senior]. Berwick. By the same
warrant. (Note) Vacated because otherwise below.
[C 71/15, m. 9] [Omitted from ibid].
1896 October 10
Grant to William de Presfen, who captured John, earl
of Murref [Moray], of the town and mill of Ederynton
and the fishery of Edermuth by Berwick, for a yearly
rent of £20 of land [sic] to be paid to the exchequer
of Berwick. William and his heirs are to receive 50
marks yearly for their use, from the extent of the
town, fishery and mill. Berwick. (Note) Vacated
because sent back and otherwise below under the
1335
1896 October 10 Contd.
same date, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 381,
where the reissue is printed].
1897 October 12
Grant to Geoffrey de Fransham of a messuage in
Berwick. Berwick. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below under the same date. [C 71/15, m. 16] [As the
reissue printed in Rot. Scot., i, 382, except that the
yearly rent is specified as 5 marks and 12d].
1898 January 1 - October 12
Letters of pardon for 1637 named persons, for good
service in the Scottish wars. [C 71/14-15] [See Rot.
Scot., i, 315, 396].
1899 October 14
Letters of attorney for John de Strivelyn staying in
Edinburgh castle, under names of John de Neusom
and William de Heppescotes as alternate, for one
year. Berwick. [C 71/15, m. 9].
1900 October 20
Grant to Henry de Baumburgh of a messuage in
Berwick. Berwick. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below, under the same date. [C 71/15, m. 8] [As the
reissue printed in Rot. Scot., i, 384, except that the
yearly rent is specified as 101s, to be paid in equal
portions at Martinmas and Whitsun to the chamberlain
of Berwick].
1901 December 4
Letters of attorney for Anthony de Lucy staying in
Scotland, under names [as no. 1915 below], until
Whitsun [no. 3482]. Auckland. [C 71/15, m. 9].
1336
1902 January 18
[Names of 160 arrayers appointed for various areas
in Yorkshire.] [C 71/15, m. 2] [See Rot. Scot., i,
394].
1903 March 27
Letters of general pardon for John de Kokossone of
Little Yarmouth, for good service in Scotland.
Westminster. By writ of privy seal. [C 71/16, m. 29].
1904 April 7
Letters of general attorney for Guy de Badlesmere
going to Scotland, under names of John de Sancto
Paulo, clerk, and Robert Flemmyng, clerk, as
alternate, until Michaelmas [no. 3490). Waltham.
[ibid].
PART II; ROTULI SCOTIAE
1336
1905 May 6
Writ to Bartholomew de Insula, John del Scutes and
Thomas de Coudray, informing them that John de
Ticheburn, John de Roches and Robert de Popham
have been assigned in Southants, William de
Spersholt, Thomas Huscarle and Richard Paynel in
Berks, and John Mauduyt, Richard de Dunteseye and
Edmund Gacelyn in Wilts, to keep the ports and
shores and array all defensible men [etc., as in
Rot. Scot., i, 420, to the earl of Devon). [C 71/16,
m. 25] [Omitted from ibid].
1906 May 30
Letters of general attorney for Thomas Roscelyn
going to Scotland, under names of Vincent de Norton
and Adam de Shiringham as alternate, until
Michaelmas [no. 3494]. Woodstock. [C 71/16, m. 22l.
1907 June 29
Same for John de Segrave staying in Scotland, under
names of John de Overton and William de Burgh as
alternate, for one year. St John's town [Perth).
[C 71/16, m. 21).
1908 July 8
Commission to Richard de Pessale, Robert de
Shirburn and Robert de Dalton, to array 100 hobelars
and 200 archers of the 200 hobelars and 500 archers
to be taken from co. Lanes by virtue of letters
patent made to Thomas de Lathum, John de Radeclif,
John de Standissh, John de Barton and Robert de
Whassyngton, [etc., as Rot. Scot., i, 440 (26 July)|.
Perth. (Note) Vacated because in the preceding roll
this commission was made to Thomas Lathum.
[C 71/16, m. 17] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 436].
1909 July 12
Writ to John Paynel. Orders him to receive 100
marks sent to the king by the abbot of Chester, and
to deliver them to John de Ardern, John de Legh
and William de Chetilton, or any of them, for the
choosing in Chester of 100 hobelars and 30 archers
to be led to Scotland, and for payment of their wages
in coming to Berwick. Perth. By the king. (Note)
Vacated because sent back, [ibid] lOmitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 437).
1910 July 14
Letters of general attorney for Hugh de Audele
going to Scotland, under names of Michael de Wath
and John de Sancto Paulo as alternate [no. 3506 1.
Perth. By the king himself. Same for Thomas de
1336
1910 July 14 Contd.
Uvedale, under names of Robert atte Hawe and
Roger de Herdewyk as alternate. [Both until 2 Feb.]
[ibid].
1911 July 16
(i) Writ to John de Stryvelyn, constable of
Edinburgh, ordering him to pay arrears of wages due
to masons, carpenters and other workmen for their
work on that castle, as attested by John de
Swanlund, king's clerk, out of the farms and other
profits of the castle. He is to allow for these pay-
ments in his account. Perth, (ii) Writ to John de
Swanlund, ordering him to pay these and his own
arrears of wages, and to make allowance in his
account. Perth. [C 71/16, m. 18].
1912 July 17
Writ to Edward, earl of Chester, informing him of
[no. 1909 above], and instructing him that the
hobelars and archers should be sent to Berwick
without delay. Perth. (Note) Vacated because sent
back. [C 71/16, m. 17] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,i,
438].
1913 July 18
Letters of general attorney for Nicholas de
Cantilupo staying in Scotland, under name of John
de Monte, parson of Middle Clayton, until Christmas
[no. 3512]. Perth. [C 71/16, m. 18].
1914 August 3
Letters of attorney for John de Molyns going to
Scotland in company of William de Monte Acuto,
under name of Robert de la Haye, until All Saints
[no. 35151. Perth, [ibid].
1915 August 12
Letters of general attorney for Anthony de Lucy
staying in Scotland, under names of Robert Parvyng
and Robert de Eglisfeld, clerk, as alternate, until
Easter [no. 3503]. Perth, [ibid].
1916 August 20
Writ to John de Norwico, admiral of the fleet from
Great Yarmouth and other ports from the Thames
northward in Norfolk and Suffolk, las in that to
Geoffrey de Say, Rot. Scot., i, 443]. Perth. (Note)
Vacated because sent back. [C 71/16, m. 15)
[Omitted from ibid.).
1917 September 23
Letters of general attorney for Thomas Wale staying
380
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1336
1917 September 23 Contd.
in Scotland with William de Monte Acuto, under
names of Richard de Byfeld, clerk, as alternate, until
Tochewyk as alternate, until 2 Feb. [no. 3525].
Nottingham. [C 71/16, m. 13].
1918 September 25
Letters of attorney for Guy de Badlesmere staying in
Scotland, under names [as no. 1904 above], until
2 Feb. [no. 3523]. Nottingham. [C 71/16, m. 14].
1919 September 26
Letters of general attorney for Henry de Bello
Monte, earl of Buchan, staying in Scotland, under
names of John de Wekyngham and John de Hardclyf,
as alternate, until Easter [no. 3530]. Nottingham.
[C 71/16, m. 12].
1920 October 6
Same for Robert de Ferrariis, under name of John
de Helpeston, until 2 Feb. [no. 3533]. [C 71/16,
m. 9].
1921 October 8
Same for Hugh de Frene going to Scotland, under
names of John Aleyn and Richard de Bolyngbrok as
alternate, until Easter [no. 3524|. Stirling. [C 71/16,
m. 6].
1922 October 10
Same for Roger Rohaud going to Scotland, under
names of George Durdaunt and Philip Ilberd as
alternate, until Easter. Newcastle upon Tyne.
[C 71/16, m. 11].
1923 October 20
Letters of attorney for John de Stafford, knight,
going to Scotland with Ralph de Stafford, under
names of William de Stafford senior and Edmund
le Hunte, until 2 Feb. [no. 3540]. Berwick. [C 71/16,
m. 6].
1924 October 28
Writ de intendendo to mayors, sheriffs, bailiffs and
ministers of cos. Northumberland and York, for
John de Thyngden, Roger Pate and William de
Culgath, who have been commissioned to obtain
500 qrs. wheat in places in these counties where it
will do the least damage, to be paid for by the king
and taken to Robert le Tong, clerk, receiver of
victuals, at Newcastle. Berwick. By the king.
(Note) Vacated because sent back, [ibid] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 466].
1336
1925 November 1
Writ to John de Stryvelyn, constable and sheriff
of Edinburgh, ordering that the castle be quickly
repaired and that the costs, as attested by John
de Swanneslond, king's clerk, be met from the
issues of his sheriffdom. Stryvelyn is to allow for
these costs in his account. Berwick. [C 71/16,
m. 10] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 467].
1926 November 8
(i) Commission to William de Clynton as captain
and admiral of the king's fleet from the Cinque Ports
and westward of the Thames, with power to punish
all mariners. Stirling, (ii) Writ ordering all masters
and mariners of the fleet to answer to William,
(iii) Writ instructing William to carry out his office
diligently. (Note) Commission vacated because sent
back. [C 71/16, m. 5] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i,
469].
1927 November 8
Commission to John de Roos [as in Rot. Scot., i.
468-9, which omits this other entry], [ibid].
1928 November 12
Letters of attorney for Robert de Collevill going to
Scotland, under names of William de Poynton senior
and John de Colby as alternate, until Easter
[no. 3543]. Stirling, [ibid].
1929 November 20
Letters of general attorney for Robert de Morle going
to Scotland, under name of John de Rokele, until
Easter [no. 3546]. Bothwell. [ibid].
1930 November 22
Same for John de Erlegh going to Scotland, under
names of Geoffrey de Wroxhale and Robert de
Somerton as alternate, until Easter [no. 3545].
[ibid].
1931 November 28
Same for Thomas le Breuse going to Scotland,
under names of John de Sancto Paulo, clerk, and
Walter le Wolf as alternate, until Easter [no. 35481.
[ibid].
1932 December 16
Letters of attorney for William de Crathorn, kinsman
and heir of Nicholas son of Gilbert de Luda, defend-
ing Edinburgh castle with John de Stryvelyn, undei
name of William son of John de Tegheler of York;
attested by the said John (no. 3550]. [C 71/16, m. 4].
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1337
1933 March 6
Letters of general attorney for Anthony de Lucy stay-
ing in Scotland, under names [as no. 1915 above],
until Michaelmas [no. 3553]. Westminster. [C 71/17,
m. 22].
1934 March 24
Same for Thomas de Useflete going to Scotland,
under names of Nicholas de Useflete and William de
Useflete as alternate, until Michaelmas [no. 3558].
Westminster. [C 71/17, m. 20].
1935 April 2
Same for John de Wylughby, under names [as no.
1870 above], until 24 June [no. 3561]. Westminster,
[ibid].
1936 April 3
Same for John de Rotse going to Scotland in company
of Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angus, under name
of John de Berns of Great Shelford, until Michaelmas
[no. 3557]. Tower of London, [ibid].
1937 April 14
Same for John de Potenhale, under name of John de
Horewood of London, until Michaelmas [no. 3565].
Windsor. [C 71/17, m. 18].
1938 May 1
Same for Hugh le Despenser, under names of John de
Burgo Sancti Petri [Peterborough] and Robert de
Shawe as alternate, until Michaelmas [no. 3569|.
John de Sancto Paulo received the attorney.
Windsor. [C 71/17, m. 19].
1939 May 20
Letters of general attorney for Nicholas de Burneby,
knight, going to Scotland in company of the earl of
Warwick, under names of John Tuwe and Richard de
Kulyngworth as alternate, until Christmas I no. 3568|.
York. I ibid).
1940 May 30
Same for Hugh fitz William staying in Scotland in
company of John de Wylughby. Thomas de Novo
Mercato received the attorney by writ. Staunford.
Same for Guy de Brian going to Scotland, under
names of Ralph Speek and John Chaumberleyn as
alternate. John de Sancto Paulo received the
attorney. [Both until Michaelmas.! libidl.
1941 June 2
Same for John de Molyns, under names of William de
1337
1941 June 2 Contd.
Emeldon, clerk, parson of Bothale, and Thomas de
Tochewyk as alternate. John de Sancto Paulo
received the attorney. Staunford. [ibid].
1942 June 20
Same for John de Stafford, knight, staying in
Scotland [etc., as no. 1923 above], until Michaelmas
[no. 3579). [C 71/17, m. 14].
1943 July 20
Letters of attorney for John de Stryvelyn staying in
Scotland, under name of John de Neusom. Michael
de Wath received the attorney. Westminster. Same for
Thomas de Rokeby, under names of Thomas
Gretheved and John de Neusom as alternate. William
de Emeldon, clerk, received the attorney. [Both
no. 3587; both for one year.] [ibid].
1944 August 6
Letters of general attorney for John de Sancto
Albano going to Scotland, under name of John de
Anlaghby. Michael de Wath received the attorney.
[No duration given. ]Tower of London. [C71/17, m.l3|.
1945 August 8
Letters of attorney for William de Kelleseye,
parson of Navenby, going to Scotland, under names
of Robert de Kelleseye, clerk, and William de
Fulbek as alternate, until Christmas [no. 3593].
The chancellor received the attorney, [ibid].
1946 August 17
Letters of general attorney for Nicholas Pecche
going to Scotland in company of Thomas, earl of
Warwick, until Christmas. Michael de Wath received
the attorney. Westminster, [ibid].
1947 August 26
Letters of attorney for Thomas, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, going to Scotland, under names
of Richard de Bursted, clerk, and Roger de Pikeryng
as alternate. John de Sancto Paulo received the
attorney. Westminster. Same for the earl, under
names of John de Sancto Paulo and Henry de
Valoignes, knight, as alternate. Thomas de Evesham
received the attorney. Same for John de Loudham in
the earl's company, under names of William Testard
and Alexander Baroun as alternate [no. 3603]. John
de Sancto Paulo received the attorney. (All until
24 June. I libidl.
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1337
1948 September 24
Letters of general attorney for Anthony de Lucy
staying in Scotland, under names [as no. 1915 above],
until Easter [no. 3600]. The chancellor received the
attorney. Tower of London. [C 71/17, m. 11].
1949 October 6
[Writs to the following to bring men to Newcastle for
service in Scotland.] (i) To Thomas de Furnivall
with 4 men at arms. Westminster. (Note) Vacated
because above [but not found in Rot. Scot, (ii) To
William Botiller with 2 men at arms. (Note) Vacated
because excused by the council. [C 71/17, m. 7 d.]
[Both omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 508].
1950 June 29 - October 9
Letters of pardon for 191 named persons, for good
service in the Scottish wars. [C 71/17] [See Rot.
Scot., i, 520].
1951 November 12
Letters of general attorney for Richard Blundel
going to Scotland with Hugh le Despenser, under
names of John de Hegham and John Blundel as
alternate, until Easter. John de Sancto Paulo
received the attorney. Thame. [C 71/17, m. 5].
1952 November 13
Letters of attorney for Hugh le Despenser going to
Scotland, under names of John de Sancto Paulo and
William de Erkalwe as alternate, until Easter
[no. 3609]. Thame, [ibid].
1953 December 4
Same for Guy son of Bartholomew de Badelesemere
going to Scotland, under names of Robert Flemyng
and William Wade as alternate, until Easter. John
de Sancto Paulo received the attorney. Reading.
Same for Guy de Badlesmere, under name of Guy de
Badlesmere [no. 3613]. [C 71/17, m. 3].
1954 December 6
Same for William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury,
going to Scotland, under names of Nicholas de la
Beche and John de Molyns as alternate [no. 3615]
Reading. Same for - the same earl, under names of
John de Mere, knight, and William de Langele as
alternate. Richard, earl of Arundel, under names of
John de Sancto Paulo and John de Wotenhull, clerk,
as alternate; the chancellor received the attorney
[no. 3614]. John de Brewosa with the earl of
Arundel, under names of William Caumbray and
Walter le Wulf as alternate; John de Sancto Paulo
1337
1954 December 6 Contd.
.eceived the attorney. [All until Easter.] [C 71/17,
m. 5].
1955 December 8
Same for John de Sutton of Wyvenho going to
Scotland with Richard, earl of Arundel, under names
of Griffun de Sutton, parson of Tendryng, and John
de Berghholt as alternate, until Easter. Michael de
Wath received the attorney. Reading. [C 71/17, m. 4].
1956 December 10
Letters of attorney for William de Careswell going
to Scotland with Hugh le Despenser, under names
of Walter de Lench and Adam de Sodyngton as
alternate, until Easter [no. 3615]. Thomas de
Evesham received the attorney. Westminster.
[C 71/17, m. 5].
1338
1957 January 4
Same for John de Grey of Codenore staying in
Scotland in company of Hugh de Audele, earl of
Gloucester, under names of Richard de Wylughby
and John Ursell as alternate, until Easter [no.
3622]. John de Sancto Paulo received the attorney.
Tower of London. [C 71/17, m. 4|.
1958 April 2
Letters of general attorney for Richard Talbot stay-
ing in Scotland, under names of Robert de
Bryghtwell and John Laundels as alternate, until
Michaelmas [no. 3637]. Adam Lucas received the
attorney by writ. Darlington. [C 71/18, m. 23].
1959 April 22
Letters of attorney for Guy de Badlesmere, under
name of Guy de Badlesmere, until Michaelmas
[no. 3643]. Westminster. By the king himself.
[C 71/18, m. 22).
1960 April 22
Letters of general attorney for Guy son of
Bartholomew de Badlesmere staying in Scotland,
under names [as no. 1953 above], until Michaelmas
[no. 3638]. (Note) 'Renewed by roll'. Westminster,
[ibid].
1961 April 26
Same for Anthony de Lucy going to Scotland, under
names [as no. 1915 above], until Michaelmas
[no. 3640]. John de Sancto Paulo received the
attorney. Westminster, |C 71/18, m. 23].
PART 11: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1338
1962 May 15
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Rokeby going
to Scotland, under names [as no. 1943 above],
until Easter [no. 3649]. Tower of London. By the
king himself. [C 71/18, m. 16].
1963 May 19
Letters of general attorney for John de Lilleburn
going to Scotland, under names of Roger de
Blaikeston and William de Herpistotes as alternate,
until Easter [no. 3650]. Thomas de Baumburgh
received the attorney. [C 71/18, m. 14].
1964 July 4
Same for Robert de Cheyne in company of Richard
Talebot, under names of John de Herlaston, clerk,
and Peter Hadland as alternate, until 2 Feb.
[no. 3655]. Y. de Blebury received the attorney.
Walton. [C 71/18, m. 13].
1965 August 2
Writ ordering that Walter de Creyk be discharged of
the £20 which he paid to Robert Tughale.
Northampton. [C 71/18, m. 8] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 541, following the writ to Walter].
1966 May 8 - September 4
Letters of pardon for 106 named persons, for good
service in the Scottish wars. [C 71/18] [See Rot.
Scot., i, 556].
1967 October 25
(i) Appointment of Robert de Tughale as chamberlain
of the town of Berwick and all the king's lands
beyond Tweed, answering for the profits of the
office to exchequer. He is also appointed receiver
of victuals, at fees and wages of 100 marks yearly.
Kenyngton. By the keeper of England and the
council, (ii) Writ to Walter de Weston to insert
these appointments in the Memoranda Rolls. By the
keeper and council. (Note) Vacated because sent
back and otherwise below. [C 71/18, m. 4|
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 550).
1968 October 28
Appointment of William Kelleseye, chancellor of
Berwick, as controller of all receipts of the king's
moneys by Robert Tughale, chamberlain of Berwick
[etc., as in Rot. Scot., i, 560]. Kenyngton. By the
keeper and council. (Note) Vacated because sent
back and otherwise in the Scottish Roll for 13
Edward III [i.e. Rot. Scot., i, 560]. I ibid] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 550|.
1338
1969 November 5
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Rokeby, knight ,
setting out for Scotland, [etc., as no. 1943 above]
[no. 3666] [C 71/18, m. 18].
1339
1970 January 12
Letters of general pardon for Maurice Spryggy, for
his good service in defence of Perth, where he
stayed for the whole of last year as testified by
Thomas Ughtred, keeper of the town. By the keeper
of England at Berkamsted. By writ of privy seal.
[C 71/18, m. 2].
1971 January 20
Writ to the sheriff of Lines. Because the victuals
lately provided in Lines and other counties for the
defence of Perth have not yet been sent in full,
Richard de Castro and John de Thyngden have been
assigned to array ships to take the victuals to
Perth. The sheriff is ordered to aid them; all expen-
ses for the shipping of the victuals are to be paid
from the issues of his bailiwick and allowed for in
his account. Berkamsted. By the keeper [of England]
and council. IC 71/19, m. 11] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 557].
1972 January 27
Letters of general attorney for John de Thyngden,
clerk, going to Scotland, under names of Henry
Grene of Isham and William de Farham of Thyngden
as alternate, until 24 June [no. 3672]. John de Sancto
Paulo received the attorney. Berkamsted. [ibid].
1973 April 20
Letters of attorney for Thomas son of Robert de
Rokeby, going to Scotland with Thomas de Rokeby,
under name of John de Neusom, until Michaelmas
[no. 3680]. William de Emeldon received the attorney.
Berkamsted. [ibid].
1974 October 26
Writ to the treasurer and barons of exchequer,
ordering respite of the debts owed to exchequer by
William de Felton, constable of Roxburgh castle,
until Michaelmas, while he stays there on the
king's service. Westminster. (Note) Vacated
because in the Close Roll of the same year. [C 71/19,
m. 3] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 576; see Cal.
Close R. 1339-41, 1041.
1975 October 28
Letters of general attorney for Thomas de Rokeby
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1339
1975 October 28 Contd.
staying in Scotland, under names of John de
Neusom and Richard de la Grene as alternate,
until 2 Feb. [no. 3692]. W. de Emeldon received the
attorney. Kenyngton. [ibid].
1976 November 15
Same for Thomas son of John de Rokeby [sic],
staying in Scotland with Thomas de Rokeby.
[Until Easter; otherwise as no. 1973 above.]
Childre Langele. [ibid].
1340
1977 February 4
Letters of attorney for Thomas de Rokeby, going to
Scotland, under names of John de Neusom and
Richard Richemund as alternate, for one year
[no. 3696]. W. de Emeldon received the attorney.
Kenyngton. [C 71/20, m. 17] [Omitted from Jiot.
Scot., i, 604]
1978 March 28
Letters of pardon for 18 named persons. [C 71/20,
m. 11] [Warranted by the same writ as that for John
de Laton in Rot. Scot., i, 586, whence these letters
are omitted].
1341
1979 February 9
Letters of general attorney for John de Moubray
staying in the Scottish marches, under names of
Robert de Halsham and William de Holthorp as
alternate, until Whitsun [no. 3718]. Thomas de
Fencotes received the attorney. Westminster.
[C71/21, m. 11].
1980 March 4
Letters of general attorney for Thomas de Rokeby,
knight, constable of Stirling castle, going to
Scotland [no. 3717]. Woodstock. [C 71/21, m. 10|.
Same for Thomas de Rokeby. [C 71/21, m. 11] [Both
for one year, otherwise as no. 1975 above].
1981 April 2
Writ to the chancellor of Berwick, ordering him to
receive the security brought by Katherine, widow of
Robert Colevill, according to the letters patent
granted her under the seal of Scotland [as vol. iii,
no. 1352]. Langley. [C 71/21, m. 10] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 607].
1341
1982 August 20
Letters of general attorney for William de Carsewell
going to Scotland, under names of William de
Erkalowe and Walter de Longe as alternate, for one
year [no. 3728]. Edmund de Grym[sby], clerk,
received the attorney. Tower of London. [C 71/21,
m. 5].
1983 October 8
Same for Alan son of William la Zousch de Mortuo
Mari, going to Scotland, under names of Simon
Pykeman and William de Burgh, clerk, as alternate,
until Easter [no. 3731]. Mr John de Thoresby
received the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/21, m. 4].
1984 October 27
Same for Thomas de Bradeston going to Scotland,
under names of William de Chiltenham and Henry de
Cosham as alternate, until Easter [no. 3739].
Thomas de Evesham received the attorney. Tower of
London, [ibid].
1985 October 28
Same for Hugh le Despenser going to Scotland in
company of the earl of Derby, under names of
William de Ercalewe, knight, and William de
Chiltenham as alternate, until Easter [no. 3734-5].
Edmund de Grym[esby], clerk, received the attorney.
Westminster. [C 71/21, m. 3].
1986 November 16
Same for William le Scrop going to Scotland, under
names of Geoffrey le Scrop and John de Gonwardby
as alternate, until Easter [no. 3746]. Mr J. de
Thoresby received the attorney. Staunford. [C 71/21,
m. 2].
1987 November 22
Same for John de Moun going to Scotland, under
names of Edmund de Grymesby, clerk, and Mr Robert
de Brok, clerk, as alternate, until Easter [no. 3747].
Thomas de Cotyngham received the attorney, [ibid].
1988 December 3
Same for Richard de Stapelton, knight, going to
Scotland with Walter de Mauny, under names of
Henry Bony and Henry de Percehay, until Easter
[no. 3749|. Thomas de Evesham received the
attorney, [ibid].
1989 December 10
Same for John Darcy of Cosyn going to Scotland,
under names of William de Fyncheden senior and
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1341
1989 December 10 Contd.
William de Fyncheden junior as alternate, until
Easter. Mr J. de Thoresby received the attorney.
Newcastle upon Tyne. [ibid].
1342
1990 January 20
Same for William de Bohun, earl of Northampton,
going to Scotland, under names of John Engayne,
knight, and Robert de Teye as alternate, until
Whitsun [no. 3755]. Same for the earl, under name
of Peter Favellore. [Mr John de Thoresby received
the attorneys.] [ibid].
1991 June 2
Writ ordering Thomas de Berewick [and others, as in
Rot. Scot., i, 626], to make payment of £104 13s for
the quarter to Robert de Herle, who has undertaken
to stay in the Scottish marches with 12 men at arms,
of whom he is to be one, and with 11 esquires and
20 archers. [Rates of wages as ibid.] Westminster.
By bill of the treasurer. (Note) Vacated because
sent back. [C 71/22, m. 11] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
1, 627].
1992 June 2
Writ ordering payment to Edward, king of Scotland,
with 100 men at arms, of £500 in part payment of
£618 16s as their wages for 91 days. Westminster.
(Note) Vacated because otherwise below [i.e.. Rot.
Scot., i, 630]. [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot, i, 627.
Details of men at arms and rates of pay as ibid, 630|.
1993 July 10
Letters of general attorney for Thomas de Brewes
going to Scotland in company of Richard, earl of
Arundel, under names of John de Watenhull and
John de Stopeham as alternate. Tower of London.
Same for - John Kyriel, knight, in company of
William de Clynton, earl of Huntingdon, under names
of John de Brod of Ripple and Roger atte Boure as
alternate [no. 3765]; William de Septem Vannis
[sic], knight, with the said earl, under names of
John de Stopham atte Coumbe and Walter de
Wiggepole as alternate. [All until Christmas. Thomas
de Evesham received the attorneys.] [C 71/22, m.
12] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 635].
1994 July 12
Same for William de Clynton, earl of Huntingdon,
going to Scotland, under names of Simon de
Geynesburgh, clerk, and John de Peyto junior as
1342
1994 July 12 Contd.
alternate, until Christmas [no. 3765]. Thomas de
Evesham received the attorney. Westminster. -[ibid]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 635].
1995 August 18
Writ to the sheriff of Northumberlanc". John de
Lilleburn has been assigned £62 6s 3d from the wool
taken for the king's use, and £54 16s as wages of
himself and his men for the time when he was keeper
of Berwick, as appears by sealed bills of the
chamberlain of that town. Since John showed by
petition that he had been captured by the Scots and
placed under a heavy ransom, which he could not
pay unless he received money for these debts, the
king ordered John de Thyngden, then receiver of
wools beyond Trent for the wars in Scotland, to pay
£160 2s to John, who has now surrendered the writ in
chancery as he cannot obtain payment from Thyngden.
Order to pay this sum, which the king has granted
from the fines which the men of Newcastle should pay
to William de Kildesby and William de Edyngton,
according to the mandate to them. Tower of London.
By the king and council. (Note) Vacated. [C 71/22,
m. 8] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 631; see below,
no. 1996].
1996 August 20
Writ to [the same]. John de Lilburn undertook his
assignment to stay in the Scottish marches with
13 men at arms [etc., details of men and wages as
Cal. Clo!se R. 1343-46, 15]. Orders that £58 16s be
paid for these wages from the fines owed by men of
Newcastle for divers transgressions and extortions
in Northumberland, as proved by William de Kildesby,
lately keeper of the privy seal, and William de
Edyngton, keeper of the wardrobe, before Thomas
Surteys and his fellow-justices. The money will be
allowed to the sheriff in his account. Tower of
London. By bill of the treasurer. (Note) Vacated
because sent back and another writ issued, dated
2 Mar. 1343, ordering William de Duresme to pay the
money from sales of the king's wools; entered on
the Close Roll, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i,
631].
1997 October 8
Letters of general attorney for James Daudele stay-
ing in Scotland, under names of Henry de la Pole
and William de Houewich as alternate, until
Christmas [no. 37701. John de Watenhull received
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1342
1997 October 8 Contd.
the attorney. Eastry. [C 71/22, m. 7] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., i, 635].
1998 December 8
Commission to j[ohn Kirkby], bishop of Carlisle,
Robert de Clifford, Anthony de Lucy, Ralph de
Nevill and Thomas de Lathum. As the truce or
armistice to be made with the Scottish envoys has
been repudiated, they are to levy, choose, array and
arm as many knights, men at arms, hobelars and
archers as required [from Cumberland and
Westmorland] in the Scottish marches. Westminster.
Similar commission to Henry de Percy, Ralph de
Nevill, Thomas Ughtred and Thomas de Rokeby in
COS. York, Northumberland, Notts and Derby.
[C 71/22, m. 1] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 635
because indecipherable; now partly legible under
ultra-violet lamp].
1999 July 24 - December 12
Letters of pardon for 156 named persons, for good
service in the defence of Berwick or in the company
of Edward Balliol, king of Scotland. [C 71/22]
[See Rot. Scot., i, 636].
2000 December 26
(i) Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland and to
bailiffs, ministers, masters and mariners, ordering
them to aid Peter de Gretheved, who has been
assigned to seize as many ships as may be needed
to convey victuals to Berwick, in the port of
Newcastle and in other ports in Northumberland.
Berkamsted. (ii) Writ ordering John de Thyngden,
keeper of victuals at Newcastle, to deliver 20 tuns
wine [and other victuals, illegible] to Peter, and
to make allowance for this in his account.
Berkamsted. [C 71/22, m. l] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 635, because indecipherable; now partly
legible under ultra-violet lamp].
1343
2001 April 14 - June 3
Letters of pardon for 9 persons [named], for ser-
vice in defence of Berwick, Jedburgh castle and
Lochmaben castle. [C 71/23, ms. 6-7] [See Rot.
Scot., i, 646].
1344
2002 May 11
Grant to the burgesses of Berwick. [The king per-
1344
2002 May 11 Contd.
mitted them to buy 200 sacks of wool in the marches
of England for conveyance to Berwick.] John
Getour, mayor of Berwick, and Richard Stanhope, for
himself and other burgesses, have petitioned that
100 of these sacks may be taken to the king's
staple in Flanders for their use, and that they might
be quit of the subsidy of 40s on each sack of wool
taken out of the realm, paying 6s 8d for each sack at
the staple. In consideration of their great labours and
expense for the security of the town, the king per-
mits this, provided they pay 6s 8d on each sack.
Westminster. By the council. (Note) Vacated because
sent back. [C 71/24, m. l] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 648; see Cal. Pat. R. 1343-5, 202].
1346
2003 April 20
Letters of general attorney for Sir John Tibbetot
going as keeper of Berwick, under names of Robert
de Sadyngton and Alexander de Gonaldeston as
alternate, for one year [no. 3792]. The chancellor
received the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/26, m. 7]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 683].
2004 May 8
Same for John de Bokesworth defending Berwick
with John de Tibbetot, keeper of the town, under
names of John de Suthmorton and Edmund Beneyt
as alternate, for one year. Thomas de Brayton
received the attorney. Westminster, [ibid] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 683].
1347
2005 February 24
Same for Sir Thomas de Rokieby senior, going to
Scotland, under names of Thomas de Boughes and
Roger de Fulthorp as alternate, until Christmas.
William de Emeldon received the attorneys. Reading.
[C 71/27, m. 12] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 708].
2006 July 14
Same for William de Kelleseye, parson of Navenby,
going to Scotland, under names of Robert de
Kelleseye and William Fullbek as alternate, until
Christmas [no. 3816] [ere, as no. 2004 above].
Reading. [C 71/27, m. 6] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
i, 708].
2007 December 4
Same for Richard Bernard with the king, staying in
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1347
2007 December 4 Contd.
the king's service in England I sic], under names
of Robert de Burton and Robert de Barton [sic] as
alternate, for one year. David de Wollore received
the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/27, m. 1) [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 7081.
1349
2008 December 1
Indenture between Sir Guy de Briano and Sir
William de Vaux, the king's prisoner. [Similar to the
indenture of Walter de Haliburton in Rot. Scot.,i,
729, excepting that William is to pay 200 marks
ransom to the king, £50 on 24 June next, £50 at
Christmas next, and 50 marks on 24 June next after,
giving himself up at that time if he fails to pay.]
[C 71/29, m. 2 d.] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 731].
1354
2009 October 5
Indemnity for the bishop of Durham and the others
assigned to deliver David de Bruys. Westminster.
French. [C 71/34, m. 2] [Similar to that in Rot. Scot..
i, 771, whence this item is omitted].
2010 October 15
Writ [to persons as in Rot. Scot., i, 773, but also
including David de Kymbrigeham, John de Duncanson
and Simon Chandy], to collect the subsidy granted for
repairing the walls of Berwick. Westminster. By the
king and council. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below. [C 71/34, m. l] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i.
773, where the reissue is printed].
1357
2011 October 26
Note of a safeconduct for Thomas, earl of Mar, with
12 horsemen of his company, until Michaelmas next.
[C 71/37, m. 4] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 815,
following the similar safeconduct to Thomas Hill].
1358
2012 October 16
Safeconduct for Thomas Styward, earl of Angus, a
hostage with other Scots for David de Bruys, to
proceed overseas on his affairs with 200 attendants
on horse and foot. Westminster. (Note) Vacated
because otherwise below. [C 71/38, m. 2| [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 830, where the reissue is
printed].
1358
2013 October 24
Safeconduct for Sir John Styward of Dernley with
60 horsemen and footmen. [C 71/38, m. 3] [Omitted
from Rot. Scot., i, 830, following the letter for
Robert Gyffard].
1359
2014 December 23
[In Rot. Scot., i, 844, col. 2, second-last line,
after 'ac si' add ' essent de crescentia Scotie usque
Berewici super Twedam tarn per Anglicos quam per
homines de Scotia pluries'.] [C 71/39, m. l].
1362
2015 March 14
Commission to John de Denton of the keepership of
Lochmaben castle [etc.]. [As the reissue in Rot.
Scot., i, 861, excepting a statement that the office
was formerly held by William de Bohun, earl of
Northampton (lines 4-5), and the omission of 'ad
castrum et dominium ... commisimus' (lines 7-15).]
Westminster. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below. [C 71/41, m. 6].
1369
2016 February 13
Letters of general attorney for William Gramary
defending Berwick castle, under names of Robert
de Neuton, chaplain, and Roger de Wele as alter-
nate, for one year [no. 3966]. John de Cotyngdon
received the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/48, m. 8]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 926].
1370
2017 February 2
Quittance by King Edward [ill] to David de Bruys
[as the reissue in Rot. Scot., i, 937, excepting
'£100,000 sterling" for '4000 marks sterling'].
Westminster. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below. [C 71/49, m. 5].
1372
2018 June 20
Writ to the sheriff of York, concerning the 4000 marks
paid by Robert, king of Scotland. The sheriff is to
pay £68 4s of the money to Henry de Percy and to
send the rest speedily to London, making allowance
in his account for the costs of its despatch. (Note)
Vacated because sent back sealed and nothing was
done. [C 71/51, m. 3] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i,
950].
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1374
2019 May 20
Letters of general attorney for William de Stapelton,
staying as keeper of Lochmaben castle, under
names of Thomas de Skelton and William de
Stirkeland as alternate, for one year [no. 40021.
William de Burst[all], clerk, received the attorney.
Westminster. [C 71/53, m. 4] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., i, 966].
1375
2020 February 12
Licence to Sir Walter de Lesley, lord of Ross, that
he or his servants may buy and provide 100 qrs.
wheat and 300 qrs. malt barley in the ports of
Barton upon Humber, Grimsby, Blakeney or Lynn, to
be sent to Scotland. Westminster. (Note) Vacated
because sent back and otherwise below. [C 71/54,
m. 5] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 968].
2021 September 30
Assignment to collect the Berwick customs. [As the
reissue printed in Rot. Scot., i, 972, except for the
following rates.] For each sack of wool, V2 mark;
for each last of hides, 1 mark; for every 200 wool-
fells by the great hundred, V2 mark. (Note) Vacated
because otherwise above. [C 71/54, m. l].
2022 November 23
Letters of general attorney for Sir Richard Tempest
defending Berwick castle, under names of John de
Kylynghall and John Lassy as alternate, for one
year. The chancellor received the attorney.
Westminster, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., i, 973].
1377
2023 June 26
Acquittance for money sent by the king of Scotland
to the king of England. (Note) Vacated because
otherwise in the Scottish Roll for a.r. 2 [Richard II].
[C 71/58, m. 8] [Printed in Rot. Scot., ii, 1-2, with-
out the marginal note; see ibid., 13-14).
1378
2024 June 26
Acquittance for the king of Scotland. (Note) Vacated
because sent back and nothing was done. [C 71/58,
m. 5] (Similar to the entry in Rot. Scot., ii, 13-14,
dated 14 Feb. 1379].
1379
2025 June 26
Acquittance [similar to no. 2024 above]. (Note)
Vacated because sent back and nothing was done.
[C 71/59, m. 7].
2026 August 2
Commission concerning wools, etc., at Berwick, to
Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, John Heron the
father, John Heron the son, Thomas de Ilderton and
John del Strother. [As the reissue in Rot. Scot., ii,
17, as far as 'per inspectionem ... nobis constat',
then as follows.] The king has now heard that bur-
gesses and merchants of Berwick buy wool, hides
and wool-fells in Northumberland, outside the meets
and bounds, bring them to Berwick, and transport
them to foreign parts so that the customs are
defrauded. The commissioners are to enquire into
this and to find how much wool, [etc.], is so bought
and transported; they are to call all offenders before
them, to arrest such wool [etc.], to imprison the
offenders and to fine them according to the value of
the same. Westminster. (Note) Vacated because sent
back and nothing was done, and otherwise below.
[ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 17].
1380
2027 June 26
Acquittance to the king of Scotland for 4000 marks,
received as part payment of 16,000 marks due for
the ransom of David Bruys. (Note) Vacated because
sent back and nothing was done. [C 71/60, m. 10]
[As Rot. Scot., ii, 28, excepting the date and
details of the payment. Omitted from ibid., 25].
2028 September 14
Letters of general attorney for Sir William Berland
going to Scotland, under names of Robert de
Muskham, clerk, and William Pakelesham as alter-
nate, for one year [etc., as no. 2019 above].
Westminster. [C 71/60, m. 7] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 37].
1382
2029 November 12
Commission to negotiate a truce with the Scots.
[As the reissue in Rot. Scot., ii, 45, excepting the
omission of the clause 'post terminum ... et
subditis suis']. (Note) Vacated because otherwise
below. [C 71/62, m. 7).
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1383
2030 December 13
Letters of general attorney for Richard de Ecton,
esquire, going to Scotland, under names of Edmund
Brudenell and Richard de Ecton, clerk, as alternate,
for one year. John Scarle received the attorney.
Westminster. [C 71/63, m. 7l [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 63].
1384
2031 February 16
Same for Paul Salesbury going to Scotland, under
names of John Sibille and John Bous as alternate,
for one year. John Bouland received the attorney.
Westminster. [C 71/63, m. 4] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 63].
2032 June 12
Commission [to those named in the reissue of the
same date, printed in Rot. Scot., ii, 62], empowering
them to treat with Robert, [king] of Scotland, or his
ambassadors and commissioners, and to make a
truce for whatever space of time seems best.
Westminster. By the king and council. (Note)
Vacated because otherwise below. [C 71/63, m. 1]
[Omitted from ibid].
2033 December 5
Letters of general attorney for Paul Salesbury,
[as no. 2031 above]. Robert de Muskham, clerk,
received the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/64, m. 7].
1385
2034 January 25
Same for Sir John de Annesley going to Scotland,
under names of Thomas Foliambe and Robert de
Shipley as alternate, for one year. Robert de
Faryngton, clerk, received the attorney. Westminster.
[C 71/64, m. 6].
2035 February 8
Commission to John de Nevyll of Raby to be keeper
of the castle and town of Carlisle, according to an
indenture made between him and the king.
Westminster. (Note) Vacated because in the Patent
Roll, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii , 70; not
found in Cal. Pat. /?.].
2036 June 14
Letters of general attorney for William Fishide,
going to stay in Scotland in company of John,
duke of Lancaster, under names of Sir Thomas
Hongerford and Walter de Clopton as alternate, for
1385
2036 June 14 Contd.
one year. Thomas de Newenham received the
attorney. Westminster, [ibid].
2037 June 16
Same for William Corby going to Scotland, under
names of Robert de Faryngton and John Corby,
clerks, as alternate, for one year [etc., as no. 2036
above]. Westminster. [C 71/64, m. 5].
2038 June 20
Same for John Breton, usher of the king's chamber,
going to Scotland, under names of William Brightleye
and Walter Willesdon as alternate, for half a year.
Robert de Far[yngton], clerk, received the attorney.
Westminster. [C 71/64, m. 4]. Same for Roger
Marchall, under names of William Gyffard and
Thomas Haxey, clerk, as alternate, for one year.
John de Waltham, clerk, received the attorney.
[C 71/64, m. 3].
2039 June 26
Same for John Sleigh going to Scotland, under
names of John Hayne of Southampton and John Flete
as alternate, for one year. Robert de Far[yngton],
clerk, received the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/65,
m. 8].
2040 June 28
Same for Sir Robert Hereford, going to Scotland in
company of Sir John de Holand, under names of
William Gascoigne and Geoffrey Lasyngcroft as
alternate, for one year [no. 4185]. Henry de
Cod[yngton], clerk, received the attorney.
Westminster, [ibid],
1386
2041 February 26
Same for Thomas de Molyneux of Keverdale senior,
going to Scotland in company of Henry de Percy,
under names of Robert de Touneley and William de
Ditton as alternate, for one year [no. 4219] [etc. as
no. 2036 above]. Westminster. [C 71/65, m. 4].
2042 March 3
Same for Peter Boxstede going to Scotland, under
names of Ralph Chaumberleyn and John Sumpter as
alternate, for one year [no. 4223] [etc., as no. 2040
above]. Westminster. [C 71/65, m. 5].
2043 March 27
Writ de intendendo to all earls, barons, [etc.], for
John [lord Nevilll, whom the king has authorised to
390
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1386
2043 March 27 Contd.
compel all knights, esquires and fencible men in
COS. York and Northumberland, within and without
the liberties, to go with him or his deputy whenever
necessary, to resist the king's enemies in both
England and Scotland, [etc.]. Westminster. [C 71/65,
m. 2] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 80, where there
is a writ in similar but not identical terms].
2044 June 11
Commission to Richard Burgh to be keeper of the
passage of Sulwath [Solway], with the accustomed
fees and profits thereof, for life, with the assent of
William Blacomore to whom the late king granted
this passage for life, William having sent back his
letters patent to chancery for cancellation. Henley.
By signet letter. (Note) Vacated and sent back
because on 22 June a.r. 19 [sic] the present king
commissioned Geoffrey Tilliol and Geoffrey Louther
to be keepers of the passage, [ibid].
2045 December 20
Commission to William Asplion to be controller of
the customs and subsidy on wool, hides and wool-
fells, at the custom of 3d on each pound, and on
other customable merchandise of whatever kind,
owed by the denizens and aliens in the town and
port of Berwick, so that the works of that town may
be well executed. He is to receive the wages, fees
and profits proper to that office, and is to have cus-
tody of the cocket seal for the port. Westminster. By
bill of the treasurer. (Note) Vacated because nothing
was done. [C 71/66, m. 5] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
ii, 87].
1387
2046 November 11
Letters of general attorney for Nicholas de Ruggeley
of Staffordshire, going to defend Roxburgh castle in
company of Sir Thomas Swynbourn, keeper, under
names of Henry Broun and Thomas Stones as alter-
nate, for one year [no. 4326] [etc., as no. 2040
above]. Westminster. [C 71/67, m. l] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., ii, 93).
1388
2047 July 5
Same for Richard Kaye, esquire, going to Scotland,
under names of John Borley and Ralph Kaye as
alternate, for one year. Thomas de Middelton, clerk,
received the attorney. Westminster. [C 71/68, m. 7]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 97].
1389
2048 February 19
Same for Sir John Stanley, staying as keeper of the
town of Berwick, under names of Roger Fasakerly
and Nicholas de Orell, for one year [no. 4397].
Thomas de Stanley, clerk, received the attorney.
Westminster. [C 71/68, m. 4] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 97].
2049 May 16
Same for William Thorneton of Rysom [Riseholme?]
going to Scotland, under name of Stephen de Brunne
of London, for one year [etc., as no. 2040 above].
[ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 97].
2050 July 1
Same for John Dyssarbys of London going to
Scotland, under name of John Orwell, for one year
[etc., as no. 2048 above]. Westminster. [C 71/69,
m. 8] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 106].
1390
2051 July 16
Same for John Aldam, who has the king's licence
to go to Scotland, under names of John Northfolk,
citizen of London, and Alexander Sutton as alter-
nate, for one year. Henry de Cod[yngton] received
the attorney until the said John arrives in England.
[C 71/70, m. 3] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii. 111].
1391
2052 March 12
Commission to Walter, bishop of Durham, [and
others as in Rot. Scot., ii, 110, dated 9 May,
lacking William Cawode and Alan Newark], to demand
and receive 24,000 marks in sterling English money
or silver from the king of Scotland or his ministers,
in full satisfaction of 100,000 marks which
[Edward III] assigned as the ransom of David de
Bruys, of which 4000 marks should have been paid
annually on 24 June from the second to the sixth
year of the king's reign. The Scottish ministers
deputed to deliver the money are to have safecon-
duct, and the commissioners are to receive an
acquittance on its delivery. Westminster. By the king
and council. French. (Note) Vacated because
nothing was done. [C 71/70, m. 2] [Omitted from
Rot. Scot., ii, 1091.
2053 March 12
Acquittance to the Scottish king and and others of his
party for 24,000 marks sterling of English money,
that is, for 4000 marks owed on 24 June annually
ROTULI SCOTIAE
1391
2053 March 12 Contd.
from the second to the seventh year of the king's
reign, in full payment of 100,000 marks ransom for
David de Bruys; this being an absolute quittance
to the Scottish king, prelates, earls and nobles.
Westminster. By the king and council. French.
(Note) Vacated because nothing was done. [C 71/70,
m. 4] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 109].
2054 December 1
Letters of general attorney for William de Botheby,
clerk, master of the hospital of St Leonard, York,
defending Berwick with the earl of Northumberland,
keeper of the town, under names of John de Skelton,
clerk, and John Asplion, clerk, as alternate, for one
year [no. 4473]. John de Roderham, clerk, received
the attorney until the return of the appointor
(constitutiens) to England. Westminster. [C 71/71,
m. 6] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 116].
1392
2055 July 24
Confirmation and prorogation by Robert [III], king
of Scotland, of the truce [of Leulingham, recited
at length as in Foedera (O), vii, 622-30], which
truce is now to be kept for 3 years. The bishops of
St Andrews and Glasgow, the earls of Fife, Douglas
and March, Murdach Stewart, James de Lyndsay,
James de Douglas of Dalkeith, Thomas de Erskyne
and William de Lyndesay, knights, are empowered
to correct all trespasses against the tenor of
these presents and to punish all misdeeds against
the same. Rothesay castle. French. [C 71/73, ms.
2-4] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 117].
1393
2056 June 17
Commission to Gerard Heron and John Mitford to
obtain the oath of the king of Scotland for obser-
vance of the truce. Westminster. [C 71/73, m. l]
[As the reissue dated 27 June, printed in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 121].
2057 October 11
Commission to Thomas de Nevill, lord of Furnevale,
and Thomas de Stanley, clerk, as procurators to make
a peace and final concord with George de Dunbar,
earl of March. Westminster. By the king and council.
[C 71/73, m. 2] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 122,
where a duplicate text is printed].
1393
2058 October 26
Commission to Gerard Heron and John Mitford,
assigning them to obtain the oath of the king of
Scotland for observance of the truce, [etc.].
Westminster. [C 71/73, m. l] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 122, where a duplicate text is printed].
2059 December 16
Confirmation by Robert, king of Scotland, [of the
extension of the truce of Leulingham from
Michaelmas 1393 to Michaelmas 1394]. He confirmed
this extension, in the form contained in his letters,
in the presence of Sir Gerard Heron and John de
Mitford, esquire, commissioners of the king of
England. Abbey of Holyrood, Edinburgh. [C 71/73,
m. 4] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 122, see no. 2058
above].
1394
2060 February 9
Commissions (i) to 9 commissioners, [named], to
demand that the kings of Scotland and France
observe the truce of Leulingham; (ii) to Henry de
Percy, earl of Northumberland, to grant safecon-
ducts to the commissioners of the king of Scotland.
Westminster. [C 71/73, m. l] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 123, where duplicate texts are printed].
2061 August 27
Commission to 12 commissioners, [named], to draw
up a final peace and concord with the emissaries of
the king of Scotland. Hereford. By the king and
council, [ibid] [As the duplicate text printed in
Rot. Scot., ii, 125-6. Omitted from ibid., 125].
2062 August 27
Commission to 5 persons, [named], to negotiate
with the commissioners of the king of Scotland for
the betrothal or marriage of persons of the royal
blood of both kingdoms. Hereford. By the king and
council. [C 71/73, m. 2] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
ii, 126, where a duplicate text is printed].
2063 September 14
Safeconducts by Robert, king of Scotland, (i) For
Robert Stury and Gerard Heron, knights, Thomas
Stanley, clerk, and John Mitford, esquire, emissaries
of the king of England, and their company to the
number of 50 persons and servants, with horses,
equipment and goods, to pass and return without
interference. Edinburgh. French, (ii) For the same,
with 40 horsemen or less, to enter the kingdom,
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1394
2063 September 14 Contd.
stay and return by land or sea, with their horses,
[etc.], without interference, until 8 Oct. next.
Edinburgh, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 126].
2064 September 29
Commission by Robert, king of Scotland, to Walter,
bishop of St Andrews, Thomas, bishop of Galloway,
George, earl of March, James de Lindesay of
Crawford, banneret, William Steward of Jedburgh and
John de Ramorgny, knights, Mr Thomas de Barry,
clerk, Alexander de Cokburn of Langton and Adam
Forestar of Liberton, esquires, as special commis-
sioners to treat with the king's adversary of England
to draw up a final peace and concord in the king's
name. Any eight to four of them are empowered to
act. Given under his great seal. Monastery of
Holyrood, Edinburgh, [ibid] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
ii, 126].
2065 September 29
Ratification by Robert, king of Scotland, of the truce
of Leulingham [recited], made in the presence of
Richard Stury, knight of the chamber, and Mr Thomas
Stanley, clerk, to be kept in the marches towards
England and all the environs by sea and land, with a
commission to the bishops of St Andrews and
Glasgow, David, earl of Carrick, the king's son,
Robert, earl of Fife and Menteith, George, earl of
March, James de Lyndeseye and David de Lyndesay,
bannerets, to make reparation for any trespass and to
punish malefactors against the truce. Given under
his great seal. Edinburgh. French. [C 71/73, m. l]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 126].
1396
2066 July 5
Safeconduct for one year for Finelaus, chaplain of
the earl of Fife, to come as a scholar to Oxford or
Cambridge, stay and return to Scotland when he
pleases, and for his books, goods and equipment.
Westminster. By the king. Similar letters for the
same, with 1 servant and 2 horses. (Note) Vacated
because otherwise below [sic]. [C 71/74, m. 4]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 135].
1399
2067 November 20
Letters of general attorney for Sir William Clifford,
going to Scotland in the king's company, under
names of John Norton and Robert Baumburgh as
1399
2067 November 20 Contd.
alternate, for one year. John Rome, clerk, received
the attorney until the return of the appointor to
England. [C 71/76, m. 14].
1400
2068 June 1
Same for Janico Dartas alias Janico Dartasso
[Jenico d'Artois?], esquire, going to Scotland by
the king's licence, under names of John Colpepir
and Walter Rowe as alternate, for one year [no.
4603]. John de Hertilpole, clerk, received the
attorney until the return of the appointor to England.
Westminster. [C 71/76, m. 13].
2069 June 3
Same for Norman Swynford, esquire, going to
Scotland, under names of William Bool, clerk, and
Robert Coton, for one year [no. 4600] [etc., as
no. 2068 above]. Westminster. [C 71/76, m. ll].
2070 June 12
Same for James Billyngford going to Scotland, under
names of Geoffrey Somerton and Roger Raulyn as
alternate [no. 4599]. Westminster. Same for the
same James, under names of Thomas Lexham and
John Blakeney. Same for William Champeneys, under
names of John Champeneys and Thomas Seyne, and
for William under names of John Blakene and John
Alderford as alternate. [All for one year. Thomas
Stanley, clerk, received the attorneys.] [ibid].
2071 June 29
Same for Sir Roger de Swillyngton going to Scotland,
under names of Richard Danyel, clerk, and Thomas
de Thome of Thornore, for one year. Westminster.
Same for Roger, under names of John de Norwich
and William Mufeld, clerk. James Billyngford, clerk,
received the attorneys until the return of the appoin-
tor to England, [ibid].
2072 July 1
Same for Sir William Clynton going to Scotland,
under names of Sir Baldwin Frevyll and John Rome,
clerk, for one year [no. 4606]. Westminster. Same
for William, under names of John Boteler and
William Poules. Thomas Stanley received the
attorneys, [ibid].
2073 July 2
Same for Sir Robert Mounteney going to Scotland,
under name of Roger Caundyssh, for one year [etc.
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
2073 July 2 Contd.
as no. 2048 above). Westminster, [ibid].
2074 July 5
Same for William Brokesby going to Scotland, under
names of John Cokayn and John Culpeper, for one
year [no. 4613]. James Billyngford received the
attorney by licence of the chancellor and by signet
letters. Westminster, [ibid].
2075 July 12
Letters of general attorney for Oliver Groos, esquire,
going to Scotland, under names of Thomas Lexham
and Thomas Seyne. James Billyngford received the
attorney. Westminster, [ibid].
2076 July 20
Same for John Colehull going to Scotland, under
names of David Man and John Clyderhowe, clerk,
for one year [no. 4618]. Thomas Stanley, clerk,
received the attorney until the return of the
appointor to England. Westminster, [ibid].
2077 August 20
Same for Richard Shirburn going to Scotland, under
names of William Fyncham, clerk, and Geoffrey
Alfold, for one year [etc., as no. 2076 above].
Westminster, [ibid].
2078 December 9
Same for Sir William Clifford going to Scotland,
under names of Henry Randolf and Robert Bamburgh
as alternate, for one year. John Chitterne, clerk,
received the attorney until the return of the
appointor to England. [C 71/76, m. 8].
2079 December 10
Same for Sir Stephen Lescrop, going to stay as
captain of Roxburgh castle, under names of Thomas
Belue and William Leche as alternate, for one year.
Robert de Faryngton, clerk, received the attorney
until the return of the appointor to England.
Westminster, [ibid].
1401
2080 July 6
Same for Sir Thomas Colvyle going to Scotland,
under names of John Bekwith and John Soureby as
alternate, for one year [etc., as no. 2068 above].
|C 71/76, m. 6].
2081 September 25
Same for Sir Richard Grey of Codenore, going to
1401
2081 September 25 Contd.
Scotland, under names of Peter del Pole and Robert
Fox as alternate. Westminster. Same for Richard,
under names of John Frenyngham and John Ive,
clerk. [Both for one year. The chancellor received
the attorneys.] [C 71/76, m. 3].
1404
2082 September 1
Same for John Prior of Bridlyngton going to Scotland
by the king's licence. Lichfield. Same for Robert de
Appilton, clerk, Thomas Grenewode, clerk, Thomas
Galon, chaplain, John de Lethom, chaplain, Robert
del Castell, chaplain, and John de Benton, chaplain.
[All under names of Thomas Holme and John Solas
as alternate, for one year. The chancellor received
the attorneys.] [C 71/77, m. 9] [Omitted from Rot.
Scot., ii, 170].
1406
2083 July 18
Same for Robert Hornby going to Scotland, under
names of Christopher Tildeslegh and Roger Poghden
as alternate, for one year. John Roderham, clerk,
received the attorney until the return of the appointor
to England. [C 71/77, m. l] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
ii, 179].
1411
2084 March 27
Commissions, (i) To treat with Scotland [similar to
Rot. Scot., ii, 195-6, dated 4 Apr. 1411]. (ii) To
John, constable of England and keeper of the east
march, and the earl of Westmorland, keeper of the
west march, to treat with Robert, duke of Albany, or
his deputies, concerning a new truce with the king
of Scotland, (iii) To the same, to treat with the
same at a fixed day and place in the marches of
Scotland, for a final peace or long truce with the
king of Scotland, (iv) To the same, empowering
them to treat with Albany and those with him at
the day and place appointed. (Note) Letters not
issued because sent back sealed. IC 71/79, m. 7]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 195].
1412
2085 October 24
Grant to William Thorp and Robert Tanfeld of the
manors of Ederyngton and Latham in Scotland.
[Similar to the reissue in Rot. Scot., ii, 202, dated
PART II: ROTULI SCOTIAE
1412
2085 October 24 Contd.
25 Dec. 1412, but describing the yearly value of the
manors as over £20, and lacking any reference to
the fisheries on the Tweed. (Note) Vacated because
otherwise below. [C 71/79, m. l] [Omitted from
ibid.].
1415
2086 May 26
Letters of general attorney for Sir Richard Grey of
Codnore, staying as keeper of the east marches,
under names of Nicholas Conyngston and Thomas
Burgh as alternate, for one year. Westminster. Same
for Richard, under names of John Wyche and William
Dogge as alternate. The chancellor received the
attorneys until the appointer's return from this
service. [C 71/81, m. 14] [Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
ii, 2161.
1426
2087 July 25
Quittance for 500 marks received from James, king
of Scotland, by hands of Richard Bokeland, esquire,
treasurer of Calais, in part payment of the sum owed
to the king. Westminster. By bill of privy seal. By
the same bill, the king made 14 similar letters of
quittance to the king of Scotland. (Marginal note)
All these 15 letters were vacated because they were
sent back by Richard on 3 Mar., a.r. 5, as stated in
privy seal letters of that date. [C 71/84, m. 9]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 257].
1428
2088 July 8
(i) Writ made by advice of the great council to
Richard Bukeland, esquire, treasurer of Calais,
ordering him to receive 10,000 marks of the first
moneys to be paid by James, king of Scotland, as
appointed between certain commissioners on either
1428
2088 July 8 Contd.
side. Westminster. By bill of privy seal. (Note)
Vacated because sent back by Richard on 20 Oct.
a.r. 10 to be cancelled, as stated in privy seal
letters of that date, (ii) Quittance for 1000 marks
received from James, by hands of Richard, in part
payment of the greater sum owed, which sum and
others is assigned by letters patent to be paid to
Richard. Westminster. By writ of privy seal. (Note)
This is the third of 10 letters vacated because sent
back on 2 Dec. a.r. 7, and other letters of quittance
were made for 500 marks to be delivered by the king
of Scotland, (iii) Memorandum that 9 similar letters
were made for 1000 marks, by the same writ. (Note)
The rest of the 7 [sic] letters were vacated and
cancelled on 20 Oct., a.r. 10. [C 71/84, m. 4]
[Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 263].
2089 December 2
Quittance [similar to no. 2087 above]. Westminster.
By writ of privy seal. (Marginal note) Vacated
because sent back by Richard on 20 Oct. a.r. 10,
as stated in privy seal letters of that date. [C 71/84,
m. 3] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 264].
1453
2090 May 30
Safeconduct for James Lyndesay and 3 others.
(Note) Vacated because below, dated 22 [May].
[C 71/96, m. 4] [Omitted from Rot. Scot., ii, 363,
where a duplicate text is printed].
1508
2091 [1508?], March 12
Commission to Sir William Conyers as warden-
general of the Scottish marches. [C 71/111, m. l]
[in Rot. Scot., ii, 567. Still largely illegible under
ultra-violet light, but the year is probably 23 Henry
VII. as the membrane above is endorsed '22 Henry
vir].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
395
1295
2092 December 13
Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick [no. 1120], and
William de Rothyng, William de Brus, William de
Badewe, Thomas de Reved, Nicholas de Barrington,
Edmund de Badewe, Archibald le Bretun, Mr Andrew
de Sancto Albano, Walter Crisp, all with him;
Easter. IC 67/11, m. 6].
1296
2093 January 10
John de Monteforti, William Fauvel, Thomas de
Shesnecote, Henry Dulee, John Dod, Richard de
Whitacre. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2094 January 17
Oliver la Zuche; 24 June. [ibid].
2095 January 18
Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, John Lovel of Tychemersh. [Both 24
June.] [ibid].
2096 January 19
Robert de Scales, Edward Charles. [Both 24 June.]
[ibid].
2097 January 23
Gilbert de Gaunt; Robert fil' Roger, and Philip de
Illeye, Alexander de Clavering, Richard de
Wrotheworthe, all with him. [All 24 June.] [ibid].
2098 January 26
Ralph le Breton with the king; Ralph de Manton.
[Both 24 June.] [ibid].
2099 January 29
Hugh Poynz with the earl of Norfolk [no. 1124],
24 June. [ibid].
2100 February 2
Richard de Merewelle with the king; 24 June. [ibid].
2101 February 8
Walter de Sturton, John Engaigne and John de Graund
with him; Walrand de Mortuo Mari; John Wake
[no. 1124], Philip de Bauveys. [AH 24 June. I
[C 67/11, m. 6].
2102 February 15
Ralph Basset of Sabecote with the earl of Surrey;
24 June. [ibid].
2103 March 2
Elias de Albinaco, duplicate [no. 1124], John de
1296
2103 March 2 Contd.
Bello Campo, both with the king. [Both 24 June.]
[ibidl.
2104 March 3
John de Segrave with the king, and Richard de
Cornubia, Theobald de Neyvill, Philip de Geyton,
Reginald de Hampden, Robert de Denemed and
Richard le Venur de Laverton, all with John.
[C 67/11, m. 6]. Walter de Agmondesham with the
king; Robert de Mar. [C 67/11, m. 3]. Thomas de
Lathum, Robert de Lathum [no. 1144], Adam de
Everyngeham, Philip de Arcy, Hugh de Arcy, John
Brun, William de Berney, John Avenel, all with the
bishop of Durham; Gregory de Broune, Hugh Wake
of Deping, both with John Wake; Giles de Brewose
[no. 1124], Robert de Percy, William de Houk,
Thomas de Stanlow, John Fayrfax, Roger de
Goldstow, Godfrey de Melsa, all with the bishop
of Durham; John Pecche with William de Bello
Campo; Reginald de Cobeham with the earl of
Norfolk; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, with the
king [no. 1124]; Nicholas de Aldytheley fAudley],
Giles de Muntpynzun, John de Clinton, John de
Weyland [no. 1151], John de Cove, William de
Colewyth, all with the said earl; Robert de
Geddyngge with Nicholas de Wokyndon, with the
earl of Norfolk. [C 67/11, m. 5]. John de Grey with
the bishop of Durham [no. 1124]; Maurice le Clerk
de Suthperton, Roland de Quekyn, Roland de
Lanvaley, all with Elyas de Albinaco; Alan Plukenet.
and Richard de Crupis with him [no. 1141]; Brian
fil' Alain with the king; Brian Burdon, Alan de
Cabergh, John de Sothull, Richard de Waleys, Robert
le Conestable, all with the said Alan; Roger le
Bygod with the king; Robert de Lughteburg, Hugh
Wake, William de Beccles, Robert son of Robert de
Ros, Nicholas Poynz [no. 1124], John Abadam,
Peter Crok, Hugh Poynz [no. 1124], Ralph de Monte
Caniso, all with the said Roger; Nicholas de
Caldewell, Simon de Aston, both with John de
Bello Campo; William de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, with the king and Guy de Bello Campo,
Bernard de Brus, Alexander de Giddyng, Robert
Wastyn, Walter Haket, Adam de Neuwyngton, all
with William. |C 67/11, m. 6] [All 24 June].
2105 March 4
John de Hothum, Geoffrey de Hothum, Geoffrey de
Rotse, all with the king; John de Blaby with the
bishop of Durham. [C 67/11, m. 4). John de
396
PROTECTIONS
1296
2105 March 4 Contd.
Hamerton, Richard de Bentleye, William de Vescy,
Roger de Stangrave, John de Heselarton, Peter
Eyvill, John de Karleole, John Morgan, Henry
Tyeys, John Hastang, Theobald de Sancto Georgio,
Richard Damory, John de Aton, all with the king;
William Sampson with the bishop of Durham; Walter
fil' Robert, John de Lodbrok, both with the earl of
Warwick; Henry de Appleby with Robert de
Tateshale; William fil' Alain, Henry de Leykeburne,
John de Albinaco, Hugh son of Hugh Wake, John de
Savyngton, all with John Wake; John de Haulo,
Stephen de Haccumbe, both with the king.
[C 67/11, m. 5] [All 24 June].
2106 March 5
John de Hudleston [repeated as John de Hodleston],
John de Lancastre, both with the bishop of Durham;
John Wake, Roger de Insula of Brampton, Alexander
de Geddyngg, Robert Malet [no. 1124], William
Waryn, Hugh Faukes, John de Ludham, Adam de
Welle [no. 1127], all with the king; John son of
Roger de Vallibus with Robert de Scales; William
fil' Ralph with John Engayne junior; Robert de
Helyun with John de Segrave; William de Burghesshe
with William de Breuse; Ralph Wake, John de
Grymestede, both with Alan Plukenet; Fulk de
Muntypinzun, Walter de Bermyngham, both with
Giles de Muntpynzun in company of the earl of
Surrey; Walter fil' Robert with the earl of Warwick;
Hugh Wake of Depyng, John de Wasteneys, both with
John Wake, Richard de Gloucestre, parson of
Chepyngnorton church, John de Faucun, William
Knotte of Rothel, John de Goldesburg, Matthew de
Redeman, John Ughtred, Richard, parson of Overton
church, all with the bishop of Durham; Thomas
Akeney with the earl of Norfolk; Thomas de Bramys
with Adam de Well; John de Pabenham, Henry Tyeys,
Ralph Bloyu, William Constable of Fleynesburgh,
Robert de Hedon, William de Grymesharewe, aM ►litli
the king. [All 24 June.) [C 67/11, m. 5].
2107 March 6
William de Hastinge with the king [no. 1129].
[C 67/11, m. 4|. William de Den, John de Sancto
Claro, Robert de Geddyng, William fil' Ralph, Jordan
Olyver, all with John Engayne junior; Ralph de
Hardritheshull, John de Agneaus, William Wyht of
Len', all with the earl of Norfolk; John de Bello
Campo of Fishide with the king and Nicholas de
1296
2107 March 6 Contd.
Moile with John; Gerard Salvayn with the king.
[C 67/11, m. 5] [All 24 June].
2108 March 7
Adam de Welle with the king [no. 1127]. [C 67/11,
m. 4]. John fil' Reginald staying in the marches of
Wales [s/'c]; Alexander de Kave, William de Pannes,
both with Gerald Salveyn; Nicholas de Bosco, Walter
de Bosco, both with John de Segrave; Roger le Bygod,
earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, with the king;
Henry de Percy, Ralph de Cromwelle, Walter de
Faxinis [sic] [no. 1156], Saerus de Huntyngfeld,
William Dysny, all with the earl of Surrey; John Jace,
John de Spers Holte, William son of William de
Botereaus, Robert le Clerk of Wyflingham, Robert de
Plumpton, John de Bathonia, John Rotherfeld, all
with the king. [C 67/11, m. 5] [All 24 June].
2109 March 12
Robert de Ughtred [no. 1129], Peter Becard, Walter
Surdeval, Robert de Waddelegh, Roger Ughtred,
Peter de Chauvent, all with the king. [C 67/11, m. 5].
Thomas de Scalariis with the earl of Norfolk; John
de Averenges with the king; Richard son of William
de la Rokele [no. 1124], Stephen de Estleye [no.
1124], both with Robert de Tateshale; Robert de
Brus, earl of Carrick, with the bishop of Durham
[no. 1135], and Simon de Lindeseye, William de Brus,
Robert Bardulf, William de Rothyng, Archibald le
Bretun, William de Cardoyl, knights, Edmund de
Badewe, William de Badewe, Randolph de Durham,
clerk, all with the earl in the bishop's company.
[C 67/11, m. 4] [All 24 June].
2110 March 13
Mr William de Bosco with certain of his men; William
de Cressi, William fil' Warin, John de Berkwey,
Thomas de Queneby, Thomas de Norfolk, all with
the earl of Surrey; John de Lithegreynes, John de
Barton, Nicholas de Egleston, Lawrence de Barton,
John Grimet, Robert de Stanley, John Boter, Nicholas
de Neuton, Lawrence de Prestone, all with the
bishop of Durham; William de Hamelton, Robert de
Peverel, Walter de Styrkeland, Robert de Wessinton,
Thomas de Pykering, Richard Basset, Robert de
Veer, Alexander de Frevill, all with the king.
[C 67/11, m. 4]. Thomas Malet, Richard de Uthorp,
Roger de Halaughby, Richard de Herthull, Stephen
de la Tye, John Cogan, Philip Cogan, Robert de
Ecclesale, Edmund Foliot, Peter de Tatyngton,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1296
2110 March 13 Contd.
Peter de Donewyco, Walter Bakun, Brian le Waleys,
Walter de Toutheby, Thomas de Sancto Paulo,
William Clarel, Thomas Doylli [no. 1136], Ralph de
Techevill, Adam de Gaunt, Roger de Pedewardyn,
Simon de Holand, Ralph de Fretheville, William
Russel of Newcastle upon Tyne, Thomas de
Furnivall, Gerard de Sancto Claro, Ralph de
Frethynvill, Roger de Sancto Andrea Ino. 1130),
Osbert Ide Spaldington?!, all with the king.
[C 67/11, m. 5] [All 24 June].
2111 March 14
Roger de Leycestre with the king. [C 67/11, m. 4].
Randolph de Ry, Geoffrey de Skeftington [no. 1131 1,
Lawrence de Hodesak, all with the earl of Surrey.
[C 67/11, m. 5] [All 24 June].
2112 March 18
Francis Tyeys with the earl of Surrey; William de
Stafford, John de Eborcis, Robert de Meinil, all
with Nicholas de Alditheleye [Audley] in the said
earl's company; William de Sudbury, Roger de Bello
Campo, Robert de Tothale, Viellus de Grasham, all
with John Engaynes in the said earl's company.
[C 67/11, m. 5]. Thomas de Latymer with John Wake
in company of the bishop of Durham. [C 67/11, m. 3].
John de Merk, Thomas de Hauvill, Nicholas Burdet,
Henry de Bayuse, Ralph le Gras, Robert de Kreuques,
Robert son of Nicholas Maundevile of Imyngham,
Roger de Bernak, Robert de Clifford, William de
Sulleye, Adam Austyn of Ireland, John de Hustwatt,
all with the king; Peter de Gypthorp with the earl
of Norfolk; John de Monte Forti, William Purcel,
Richard de Waldegrave, Adam de Medley, John de
Seton, Walter de Wesington, Roger de Moubray,
John de Eyvill of Dyghton, John de Cantilupo, all
with the bishop of Durham; Alan de Horton, Thomas
de Mauneby, William Calir, Robert de Tilliol, Henry
Engayne, all with Robert de Clifford; John de
Gaysham, Roger de la Loge, Robert de Ludyngton,
all with John de Hustwatt. [C 67/11, m. 4] (AH
24 lune].
2113 March 20
Robert de Berlay with the bishop of Durham; John de
Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe, with the
king. [C 67/11, m. 3]. Richard de Neubaud, Henry
Bruly, both with the king. [C 67/11, m. 4] I All
24 Junel.
1296
2114 March 21
Gilbert de Brunolvesheved [no. 1133], Benedict
Gernet [no. 11321, both with John Wake in company
of the bishop of Durham; 24 June. [C 67/11, m. 3].
2115 March 22
Robert de Somervile with the king; 24 June. [C 67/11,
m. 4].
2116 March 23
Walter de Windesore, Richard de Bremesgrave, both
with the king; Walter de Muschamp with Walter de
Huntercumbe. [AH 24 June.] [C 67/11, m. 3].
2117 March 24
Roger de Morteyn, William de Tudham, Adam de
Cassale, Robert de Suleby, all with the king; 24
June. [C 67/11, m. 4].
2118 March 26
William Pauger, John de Lysens, both with Andrew
de Estleye in company of the bishop of Durham;
Hugh Houel, Walter de Gildeford, Robert de Furneys,
all with the earl of Norfolk; Andrew de Bello Campo,
Alelinus de Welton, Miles Pychard, Hugh de Louthre,
Ralph Wake, Thomas Brun, Robert de Boulton, all
with the king. [All 24 June.] [C 67/11, m. 3].
2119 March 27
John de Chaundeller, Richard de Mounpellers;
24 June. Adam de Monte Alto [no. 1134]; Michaelmas.
[All with the king.] [ibid].
2120 March 28
Simon de Baregh, Thomas le Burn, Henry de
Berewyk, all with Roger fil' Roger; 24 June. [ibid].
2121 April 1
Robert de Houland of Eukeston with the king; 24
June. [ibid].
2122 April 3
Henry de Greneford with the king Ino. 1138); 24
June, libid].
2123 April 4
John Dyne staying in Scotland with the king; Hugh
de Plessetis with John de Segrave. [Both 24 June.)
[ibidl.
2124 April 5
Thomas de Sanford with the earl of Surrey; William
de Lee, John de Surreys, William de Routhedef by
York, William Fyrglay, Robert le Engleys, William
398
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1296
2124 April 5 Contd.
Grymet, Hugh de Hercy, William Gregory [no. 1136],
all with the king. [All 24 June.] [ibid].
2125 April 6
Walter de Grendale, Richard de Thyrnom, Roger de
Wresle, Ingram de Gynes, Robert de Hilton, Walter
de Grendale [sic] Hubert de Moleton, all with the
bishop of Durham; Thomas de Nevill, John de
Wygeton, Thomas de Wale, Henry de Grenford
[no. 1138], John de Pabenham senior, Ralph de
Trehampton, John de Langford [no. 1136], John de
Lemyng, Robert de Tateshale junior, Alexander le
Squeler, Robert de Grendon, Thomas de Arderne
of Hanewell, Ralph de Grendon, all with the king.
[All 24 June.] [C 67/11, m. 3].
2126 April 7
Robert fil' Roger, Roger de Brunneslee, both with
the king; John la Mare, duplicate [sic], Hugh
Gubioun, Roger de Toggesdon, Alexander de
Clavering, William de Patesle, all with Robert fil'
Roger. [All 24 June.] [ibid].
2127 April 8
John de Coygners with the bishop of Durham; Philip
de Beche with Robert fil' Roger; William de
Rempeston, Thomas de Lampton, Robert de Wavere,
Thomas de Bykenore, John Lydred, John de Hothum,
Geoffrey de Hothum, Geoffrey de Rotisse, John de
Bolemere, John de Chaddeston [no. 1136], Richard
Laverock, all with the king; William fil' Ralph with
John Engayne junior; Richard de Rudham, clerk,
with the earl of Norfolk; William son of William de
Ros with Walter de Huntercumbe. [All 24 June.]
[ibid].
2128 April 9
John, baron Greystock, Robert de Bonyngton, John
de Bonyngton, Richard de Dene, Henry de Bosco,
John de Doddon, all with the king; 24 June. |C 67/11,
m. 21.
2129 April 10
Edward Charles, Richard Fraunceys, Walter de Sutton,
Thomas de Laylond, Richard de Buselingthorp, all
with the king; Mr William de Egemor, William de la
Hyde, both with the bishop of Durham; William Fraunk
[of Grimsby], John Fraunk, both with Osbert de
Spaldyngton. [All 24 June.] |C 67/11, m. 3].
1296
2130 April 12
William de Karl [iolo], defending Carlisle castle with
Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick; 24 June, [ibid] [In
Rot. Scot., i, 5].
2131 April 13
William Burdet of Lowesby, Ralph son of John de
Folevil of Reresby, Roger de Skargil, John de
Boclond, all with the king; 24 June. [C 67/11, m. 2].
2132 April 14
John de la Haye, Walter Wale, both with the king; 24
June. [ibid].
2133 April 15
Mr John de Kenleye, Mr Philip Becard, both with John
Wake; Thomas de Burnham, John de Potho, Nicholas
Malemeyns, Hugh de Gorham, Owen de Monte Gomeri,
all with the king. [All 24 June.] [C 67/11, m. 2].
2134 April 16
John de Lancastre, John de Everyngham, both with
the bishop of Durham; Robert de Holaund with cer-
tain of his men. [All 24 June.] [ibid].
2135 April 17
Peter de Mounz, Thomas de Bekering, both with the
king; 24 June. [ibid].
2136 April 18
Roger de Aurey, Edmund de Stafford, both with John
Wake; William de Vallibus with Robert de Tateshale
[no. 1143]; Nicholas de Wortele. [All 24 June.!
[ibid].
2137 April 20
Robert de Tateshal senior with the king; Ralph fil'
William with John Wake; Hugh de Gloucestre with
Robert fil' Roger; Robert de Lathum [no. 1144] with
the bishop of Durham; William de Eccleston. [All
24 June. I [ibidl.
2138 April 22
Nicholas de Bramerton; 24 June. [ibid].
2139 April 23
Robert de Hyldeyerd with the earl of Norfolk;
24 June, jibidj.
2140 April 25
Robert de Whytefeld; 24 June. I ibid].
2141 April 27
William de Boyton with the earl of Norfolk; Roger
PART II: PROTECTIONS
399
1296
2141 April 27 Contd.
de Shulton, parson of Ardele church; John de
Sandwyco and Richard Benet, both with the king,
attested by Thomas de Burnham, who is defending
Berwick. [Ml 24 June.] [ibidl.
2142 May 4
John Deyvill with the bishop of Durham; 24 June.
[C 67/11, m. 2].
2143 May 11
Richard de Swethop; 24 June. Hugh de Mortuo Mari;
28 July. Robert de Fyt Payn Isic], Hugh de
Despenser, Richard le Convers of London;
Michaelmas. Gwchardus de Charrum junior with the
bishop of Durham; Michaelmas. John de Somersete;
Michaelmas. IC 67/11, m. 2\.
2144 May 12
Hugh son of Robert de Mortuo Mari with the king;
8 July. John de Bathonia with the bishop of Durham;
8 July. William de Beccles Ino. 1154] with the earl
of Norfolk; 8 July. Simon atte Cruche of London
[no. 1149], Richard le Chaumberleyn [no. 1140];
Michaelmas. John de Swynburn [no. 1140], Robert
his son, Warin de Fannes; 24 June. Hugh de Paunton
with the bishop of Durham; Michaelmas. Robert de
Brus, earl of Carrick, with the king [no. 1148],
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2145 May 14
Paulinus Peyure, John Peyure, both with Hugh de
Despenser; Lawrence de Preston with the bishop of
Durham; Peter de Breuse, Roger de Hyen, Simon de
Alvedeleye, all with the king; Walter Toug [sic]
with the king, defending Roxburgh castle. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2146 May 16
John de Rodum; 24 June. [C 67/11, m. l]. Robert de
Whytefeld with the king; Michaelmas. Robert
Giffard, and Robert de Estbylesby with him; 24 June.
[C 67/11, m. 2).
2147 May 17
Ingram de Gynes with the bishop of Durham;
Michaelmas. [ ibid].
2148 May 18
Miles Pychard; Michaelmas, [ibid).
1296
2149 May 19
Richerus le Venur of Laverton with John de Segrave;
William de la Poole with the king. [Both
Michaelmas.] [C 67/11, m. l].
2150 May 23
Richard, earl of Arundel [no. 11521; Gilbert de
Coudreye of Treunz with the king. [Both
Michaelmas.] [C 67/11, m. 2].
2151 May 24
Robert de Stafford, Peter de Greseleye, Fulk son of
Fulk fil' Warin; Stephen son of Humfrey de Ree,
William Pychard, Baldwin del Estowe, David fil'
John, Peter Corbet, William de Billers, Adam Hager,
Walter de Hugelton, Reginald Corbet, Griffin fil'
Howel, Philip Hord, Peter Corbet [sic] all with the
said Fulk; Alan Plugenet with the king; Ralph Wake,
John de Gremsted [no. 1147], Richard de Gropes
[no. 1162], all with the said Alan. [AH Michaelmas.]
[C 67/11, m. 1].
2152 May 26
John de Creppyng, Peter de Stratelenger, Robert
Russel [no. 1153], Humfrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex; Gilbert de Bohun, Ralph Bygod,
Gilbert Lyndeseye, John de Dunolm [no. 1154],
Geoffrey de la Mare, Walter Deveroys, knights,
Thomas de Leukenore, Richard Eynesford, valets,
Thomas de Elesworth, Walter Pauncefot, John de
Bassingburn, esquires, all with the said earl; John de
Holebrok, John Harneys, Robert Chaumpeyne, both
with John de Hastyng. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2153 May 27
Philip de Lyndeseye with the king, Michaelmas.
[ibid].
2154 June 3
Robert de Eslington with the king; Lawrence de
Preston with the bishop of Durham; Robert de la
Vale with the king in company of Walter de
Huntercumbe. (All Michaelmas.) Peter de Bewyk;
3 Oct. [ibid].
2155 June 5
Gilbert de Glemesford; Michaelmas, [ibidj.
2156 June 7
John Tregoz [no. 1163|, and John Pychard with him;
Peter de Eyvile with the king. [All Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
400
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1296
2157 June 11
Hamo de Mascy, Alexander de Fryvill, Robert de
Escales, all with the earl of Surrey; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2158 June 12
Francis le Tieys with the earl of Surrey; 13 Oct.
John de Blaby, Roger de Moubray, Thomas de
Colevile, John de Coygners, all with the bishop of
Durham; Michaelmas. Roger de Halnayeby;
Michaelmas. [C 67/11, m. l].
2159 June 16
Richard de Herthill [no. 1157], Hugh de Plessens,
Roger Giffard, all with the king; William Fraunk of
Grimbsy; Mr John Fraunk, parson of Bernolby church,
with Osbert de Spaldyngton. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid]
2160 June 18
Richard Basset of Weldon, Robert de Veer of
Sudburth, Roland de Uekin, Elyas de Albinaco
[no. 1154], Roland de Launaley, Richard de la Reye,
parson of Clyware church, all with the king; William
fir Ralph with John Engaigne junior; Richard de
Overton with the bishop of Durham. [All Michaelmas].
Nicholas de Stoton with the king [no. 1154]; 13 Oct.
[ibid].
2161 June 19
Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, with the king; Hugh Poynz [no. 1154],
Alan de Goldyngham, Oliver la Zusche [No. 1154],
and William de Beccles, parson of Dichingham
church [no. 1154], all with the said earl. [All
13 Oct,] [ibid].
2162 June 20
Henry le Tyeys, Hugh de Bosco, Richard Hudleston,
John de Lancastre, duplicate [s;c], all with the
king; Ingram de Gynes with the bishop of Durham.
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2163 June 24
Robert de Percy with the bishop of Durham; William
de la Pole, Robert le Constable, Edmund de Shaft,
Richard le Waleys, Walter de Louthorp, all with the
king. [All Michaelmas.] libidl.
2164 June 25
William de la Pole with the king [no. 1156);
Michaelmas, [ibidj.
[End of roll C 67/11].
1297
2165 October 24
Robert de Clifford, and Richard de Croupes,
William de Barotes, Henry son of Hugh, John de
Lancaster, John de Penreth, Thomas de Helbek,
William de Castelby, Henry de Staunton, John
Thirnal, William de Goldyngton junior, Philip de
Lyndeseys, all with him. [Blank] with Henry de
3ello Monte. [All Easter.] [C 71/2, m. l].
1298
1297, November 22 - 1298, July 18
[For letters of protection between these dates,
enrolled on C 67/13 and C 71/2, m. 1, see
Scotland in 1298. ed. H. Gough (London, 1888),
14-51].
1298
2166 August 2
Richard son of Philip de Wyk with James de Multon;
Robert Malet; Adam Bernard, John de Sudlesham,
Richard de Borhunte, all with John de Berewico;
Stephen de Depham, Sewal de Herst, Henry de
Dennarston, Henry de Bradeleye, clerk; Richard de
Goldesburgh with the earl of Gloucester; William de
Whitechirche with Walter de Sturton; Matthew de
Redeman with the bishop of Durham [no. 1241];
Richard de Hudelston. [C 67/13, m. 5]. Sir William
de Cheyny [no. 1241], Geoffrey de Alba Marlia
[no. 1241]. [C 67/13, m. 4] [All Christmas].
2167 August 4
Geoffrey de Lopinton with Richard de Hudeleston;
John de Yeland with the bishop of Durham. [Both
Christmas.] [C 67/13, m. 5|.
2168 August 6
Sir Robert de Grendon with the earl of Gloucester;
Thomas de Hellebek [no. 1241], Robert Lengleys
[no. 1241], Hugh de Myton, Sir Gilbert Maudut, all
with Robert de Clifford. [All Christmas.] [C 67/13,
m. 4|.
2169 August 11
Richard de Dockeseye going to Thomas, earl of
Lancaster with the king, to stay in Scotland until
Christmas. [C 67/13, m. 5|.
2170 August 14
Nicholas de Alditheleye [Audley], William le
Butiller of Wemme, both with the king, by writ of
privy seal [no. 1241]; Robert la Zousche with Hugh
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1298
2170 August 14 Contd.
de Mortuo Mari; Edmund de Cornubia. IC 67/13, m. 4].
Adam de Straddel, David de Hereford [no. 1244],
both with the king. IC 67/14, m. 16l [AH Christmas]
2171 September 14
Geoffrey de Monte Revelli, Gascon, in the king's
service for the expedition in the present Scottish
war; Rusteyn de la Rokele and Amaneus de la
Rokele who came [sic] from Gascony. [Both
Christmas.] [C 67/13, m. 4].
2172 October 3
Ralph fir William; Christmas, [ibid].
2173 October 4
William de Monte Revelly, Richard Frende of York
in his company; Edmund de Hastinges with the king
[no. 1242]. [All Christmas.] [ibid].
2174 October 10
Serle son of Ralph Ernys of Elmeden, defending
Edinburgh castle with Walter de Huntercumbe;
Waiter de Huntercumbe, [as above]. [Both Christmas.]
[ibid].
2175 November 12
William fil' Warin, captured and kept prisoner in
Scotland; 24 June, by writ of privy seal, [ibidl.
2176 November 19
Philip de Verney; Whitsun, attested by Walter de
Bello Campo. [ibid].
2177 November 22
Alan de Cantilupo, defending Edinburgh castle;
Thomas Laurenz of Bannebury, [as above]; Osbert
de Sutton and Walter de Sutton with John de
Kyngeston, [as above]. [All for one year.] [C 67/13,
m. 4).
2178 November 24
Ralph fil' Michael, defending Berwick by the king's
orders; one year. [ibid].
2179 December 4
John de Cambou, [as above); one year, attested by
J. de Drok [enesfordl [no. 1246]. [ibid].
2180 December 21
Robert de Neketon, defending Edinburgh castle;
24 June, attested by Mr 1. de Cadamo. [C 67/13,
m. 4].
1298
2181 December 26
William le Latimer senior [no. 1247] [repeated];
24 June, duplicate, [ibid].
1299
2182 January 6
Henry de Bosco; Christmas, by writ of privy seal.
[C 67/13, m. 4].
2183 January 17
John de Chiltern of Doncaster, going to stay with
Robert Hastang, constable of Roxburgh;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2184 February 2
Hugh de Eland, defending Edinburgh castle; 24 June,
[ibid].
2185 February 18
Ralph fil' Michael [as no. 2178 above]; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2186 February 22
Peter de Montibus; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2187 March 6
John de Castre, going to the Scottish marches with
Robert de Clifford, captain, to defend the king's
ports there; Michaelmas, attested by Robert and
Walter de Bello Campo. [ibid].
2188 March 17
William de Karliole in company of Robert de Clifford,
going to defend the Scottish marches; Michaelmas,
attested by Robert, [ibid].
2189 March 19
John de Clere; Michaelmas, by the king himself,
[ibid].
[End of roll C 67/13).
2190 November 21
John de Usflet with the king, by the king himself;
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, duplicate [nos.
1248, 12491; John Luterel, and Geoffrey Luterel,
Walter de Agmodesham, duplicate [no. 1248], Adam
de Osgodby, Robert de Bardelby, John de Bello
Campo [no. 1248], Robert Gifford with Eustace de
Pacche, John Herun with Robert fil' Walter, Hugh de
Eland [no. 1249], William de Pennynton [no. 1249],
Robert de Cressy, William de Cressy, Peter fil'
Thomas, Saerus de Huntingfeld [no. 1249], Walter
Curry [no. 12491, all with the said earl; Peter de
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1299
2190 November 21 Contd.
Tadcastre with Ralph fil' William; John le Hayward,
Andrew de Lincoln, both with the king; Walter de
Muncy and William de Batelaye with him; John de
Creystok, attested by John de Crepping [no. 1249];
William de Bevercote [no. 1248]; Hugh Gubiun wit!
Robert fil' Roger [no. 1249]. [All Michaelmas.]
[C 67/14, m. 15].
2191 November 24
John de Creppingges with the king [no. 1249];
Thomas de Novo Mercato with Robert de Clifford;
John de Hydewyn with Walter de Huntercumbe;
John de Eure [no. 1249], Richard de Marton, both
with the king; Edmund de Wasteneys with the earl
of Surrey; Robert fil' Walter with the king; William
de Han^ngfeld, Sir William Bagod, John de Herun,
John Porteioie, Vincent de Burdyniaco, Thomas,
earl of Lancaster [no. 1251]; Philip de Crete with
William de Genevill; Richard de Sutton with the earl
of Lincoln [nos. 1250, 1251]; John Ossemod with
William de Ritture; John Wake, John Deyvill
[no. 1250]; William le Latymer senior, with the king;
John de Byrun [no. 1250], Peter de Chauvent [no.
1250], John de Chauvent, John Fresel [no. 1250],
Edmund de Marchiham, parson of Farnham church
[no. 1250]; Walter de Muncy, and John de Hynton,
John de Boilaund, both with him; Theobald de
Nevill in company of John de Segrave [no. 1250],
and Gilbert le Venur with Theobald, attested by
Theobald; Walter de Gilling; Robert Peverel with the
king; John de Drokenesford with the king; Alan fil'
Warin [no. 1251]; Walter de Watervill, Mr William de
Apperleye, the last vacated because in the roll of
a.r. 27. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2192 November 28
Geoffrey de Monte Revelli with the king; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2193 December 1
Hugh de Sancto Johanne with John de Sancto
Johanne; Edmund Bacun, Thomas Bacun, John Bluet
[no. 1253], Thomas de Coudray, Walter Creppingg,
Alexander le Mareschall, John le Butiller, William
de Horewode, John de Stykeberd, Roger de
Keleneden; William de Felton, by the king himself;
Peter de Tadington, Henry de Pynkeny [no. 1253],
John de Assheburnham, William de Suthewyk,
Dionisius Aleyn, Thomas de Ripariis, John de
Essheby; Thomas le Latimer with William le Latimer
1299
2193 December 1 Contd.
senior; Warin de Insula, Simon de Orlingebere;
Stephen Houel, and Hugh Lovel with him. [All
Michaelmas.] [C 67/14, m. 14].
2194 December 4
Roger de Mortuo Mari with the king, by writ of privy
seal; Easter [sic]. John Walkelyn of Greenwich,
John atte Cruche, both with John de Sancto Johanne;
Michaelmas. Miles de Stapelton with the king;
Nicholas de Karliolo, by the king himself;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2195 December 14
Gilbert son of Thomas de Hastinges in company of
Robert de Clifford, attested by Robert; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
1300
2196 January 2
William de Ros, defending the town of Roxburgh, by
order of the chancellor; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2197 January 8
John de Geyton, attested by Walter de Bello Campo
[no. 1254]; John de Sancto Johanne senior, defend-
ing the parts (partina) of Galwad' [Galloway];
Michaelmas, or until after his return, if he returns
within that time, by the king himself [no. 1259].
John de Asshele with John, defending the parts of
Galwad'. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2198 January 17
Robert de Neketon, William de Briselworth, William
de Mulcastre, John de Felton senior, all defending
Galloway with John de Sancto Johanne; John de
Cambehowe [no. 1255], Thomas de Grey, both
defending Berwick with Robert fil' Roger, attested
by Robert. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2199 January 20
Philip de Illeye and John de Swynburn [as above,
for Cambo and Grey]. [Both no. 1256.] [C 67/14,
m. 14].
2200 February 14
John de Cambou.by the king himself on the report
of J. de Benstede; Walter Hakelute defending
Edinburgh castle, attested by J. de Merke. [Both
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2201 March 1
Robert fil' Roger defending Berwick and parts
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1300
2201 March 1 Contd.
adjacent Inos. 1257, 1260]; John de Clavering
[no. 1257] and Alexander de Clavering, both in
Robert's company; William de Sengeham with
Alexander in Robert's company. [All Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
2202 March 8
Eustace de Avesy, going to defend Edinburgh
castle, attested by William de Bello Campo [no.
1258]; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2203 March 11
John de Clere defending Lochmaben castle, attested
by John de Drokenesford; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2204 March 15
William de Cardoyl, attested by J. de Sancto
Johanne; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2205 March 16
Nicholas de Rumeseye, clerk, Ralph de Ho, vicar
of Wymerying church, and Amauri, parson of Exete
church [s/c]; Michaelmas. Edmund de Hasting,
staying in Annandale, until 2 Feb., and from then
for one full year, by writ of privy seal; with similar
letters in Ireland [sic]. John de Asshele with John
de Sancto Johanne, attested by Thomas Paynel;
Oliver la Zousche with Robert fil' Roger, defending
the marches in the parts of Berwick, attested by
Robert; John de Wygeton, defending the castle of
Lydel in Scotland, attested by John Wak'. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2206 March 25
Robert de Clyfford, defending the parts of
Lochmaben in Scotland [no. 1261]; Michaelmas, by
the king himself, [ibid].
2207 April 1
Henry de Lancastre with the king; until Easter, and
from then for one full year. John de Kekiiigwyk,
going to Scotland to make provision for the coming
of John de Hastinges there; Easter. [C 67/14, m. 14].
Roger la Ware; one year, by the king himself. Roger
de Tany with Roger la War; one year, by the king
himself, attested by the said Roger [no. 1278]. John
Tany with Roger la Ware, [as next above]; John de
Roseles; Easter. Marmaduke Twenge with the king,
and Robert le Conestable of Fleynburgh,
William Ros of Werk, Richard de Preston junior,
all with Marmaduke; Easter. [C 67/14, m. 13|.
1300
2208 April 4
John Tregoz, one year, by the king himself; duplicate
[no. 1262]. (C 67/14, m. 14].
2209 April 5
William de Brewosa with the king [no. 1264], and
John de Harecurt, Giles de Brewosa, James de
Molton, Robert de Passelegh, John Fillol, Adam de
Blechingelegh, Richard de Sutton, Richard de
Heghes, Richard de Weston, all with William, and
attested by him. [All one year.] [ibid].
2210 April 10
Ralph de Gorges, and Simon de la Torele, John de
Gorges, Walter le Noreys, Simon de Senevile, all
with him; one year. [ibid].
2211 April 12
Simon de Monte Acuto [no. 1266], Humfrey de Bello
Campo and Ralph de Tort, valet of the said Simon,
going to Scotland both by land and sea, by the king
himself; Ralph de Stanford, parson of Aulton church,
by the king himself [nos. 1264, 1265]. [All one year.]
[ibid].
2212 April 13
Philip de Beaumes, William Waryn, Robert de Ufford,
all with the king, all attested by Walter de Bello
Campo; John de Dunstaple, clerk, attested by the
same; Mr Robert Scarlet; Roger le Gras, Nicholas
Malemeyns, both with the king [no. 1267], the last
attested by the same. [AH one year.] [ibid].
2213 April 14
Richard de Monte Pessulano, William Cambhowe;
one year, both attested by Walter de Bello Campo,
steward of the household. [C 67/14, m. 14].
2214 April 15
Martin Senche with Prince Edward, Owen de Monte
Gomery with the king, John fil' Simon with Prince
Edward, Richard Lovel with the king; all one year,
all attested by Walter de Bello Campo. William de
Ferariis [no. 1273], Amauri de Sancto Amando, both
with the king; Easter, [ibid].
2215 April 26
Gervace Alard of Wynchelase, Justin his son, Robert
Passele, Robert Pot; Easter, [ibid].
2216 April 28
Matthew de Redman with John de Sancto Johanne;
Easter, attested by John. [ibid].
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1300
2217 April 30
William de Ros of Hamelak with the king; Easter,
duplicate, [ibid].
2218 May 1
Simon de Lyndeseye with John de Sancto Johanna
senior, staying in the Scottish marches, attested by
John; Thomas de Scalariis [no. 1269]; John de
Hodeleston with John de Sancto Johanna senior,
attested by John; Hugh de Mortuo Mari; Hugh
Gubyun [no. 1270], Roger fil' Ralph, Thomas de
Brockesfeld, Gervase de Brockesfeld and John de
Rodum, all with Robert fil' Roger, defending
Berwick. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2219 May 2
John de Hasting, by the king himself [no. 1271];
Robert de Herle, [as no. 1271 above], attested by
John de Hasting. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2220 May 4
John de Wygeton; Easter, by writ of privy seal:
duplicate, [ibid].
2221 May 14
Hugh Bardolf; Easter, [ibid].
2222 May 21
Gilbert de Brunnolvesheved with Matthew de Redman
in company of John de Sancto Johanna, defending the
march of Galwadie | Galloway]; Easter, attested by
John [no.l276]. [C 67/14, m. 14].
2223 May 29
Letters of protection in Ireland for Roger da Lees,
lasting while he stays in Scotland, [ibid].
2224 May 30
Osbert Giffard with the bishop of Durham; Thomas
de Bikenore, Henry de Mumpelere, both with the
king. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2225 June 1
John de Molis, by letter of the said John; Giles de
Brewosa with the said John. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2226 June 4
Gilbert de Kyngeshevede; John de Baverton. [Both
Easter, b\ writ of privy seal.] [ibid].
2227 June 5
John Engaynas; Easter, [ibid].
1300
2228 June 6
Randolph de Halebeck with Alexander de Clavering.
[C 67/14, m. 14]. John da Bykenore, Nicholas de
Eland, John le Hayward. [C 67/14, m. 12] [All
Easter].
2229 June 7
Edward Charles [no. 1275], Ralph de Manton, Adam
le Forester, John de Fuleburn, Albin de Bevery,
Gilbert de Goldestone, all with the king; John le
Maraschal with Ralph de Manton; William de
Crepping, Thomas de Chauncy, John de Grammarye,
all with John da Crapping; Richard de Havering with
Ralph de Manton; John de Segrave [nos. 1281,
1288], Alexander le Porter, John Banck of
Romenhale, John de Crepping, all with the king;
Thomas de Nevill with John da Segrave [nos. 1281,
1288], Henry de Hale with John de Crapping; John
son of Nicholas de Ebroicis with John da Usflete.
[All Easter.] [ibid].
2230 June 8
Geoffrey Meret, 'nobiscum' [with the king ?],
attested by Walter de Bello Campo; William de Ponta
of Grimsby, John de Helmed, Robert de Canti Lupo,
all attested by Walter da Ballo Campo. William la
Vavassur with the king. [AH Easter.] [ibid].
2231 June 13
Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick; Roger de
Mortuo Mari, duplicate, by the king himself; Adam de
Welle, by writ of privy seal, duplicate [no. 1278];
Robert de Estra, chaplain; William le Poer, attested
by Mr J. de Cadamo; Philip de Verny, Roger Sauvage,
Nicholas de Stutevill [no. 1278]. [All with the king.]
John de Ryston, Henry de Middelton [no. 1288],
Henry son of William de Holteby, Gilbert de
Briddeshale, all with the king, all attested by W. de
Bello Campo; Adam de Hudleston [no. 1288], John
de Hudeleston, Adam de Ellerby, William de Ellerby,
all with the earl of Lincoln; Richard de Farenham
with the king, duplicate; Walter de Gilling, Nicholas
de Northwode, William de Colecestre, John de Mark
[no. 1278], all with the king, all attested by W. de
Bello Campo; John de Mare, Geoffrey de Bureford,
Randolph de Huntingfeld, all with John de Mark;
Walter de Kelke, William de Coleville, Thomas de
Boulton, William de Bordesdenne, Henry de Bosco,
all with Ralph fil' William; Robert de Tilliol,
Robert de Clifford, Adam le Harper of Clyderhowe.
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1300
2231 June 13 Contd.
Ralph de Manton, John de Boklond, duplicate
[no. 1278], William de Ros of Ingmanthorp, Thomas
de Ros, Roger de Carrum [sic] [no. 1278], all with
the king; Hugh son of Nicholas de Seleby with
Marmaduke de Thwenge; Nicholas de Astle with
John de Segrave [no. 1294]; Robert de Tony with
the king, duplicate [no. 1278]; Mr John Waleweyn,
Walter Page, Walter de Wyggemar, Nicholas
Waleweyn, all with the said Robert; Henry de Percy
with the king; William Talemache, Peter de Lund,
John de Boulton, all with the said Henry; Nicholas
de Meynill with the king; John de Barton, John son
of Nicholas de Meynill, Henry de Eyvill, Robert de
Colevile, William Crake, Geoffrey le Barber, Henry
de Stayneford, all with the said Nicholas; Robert
de Scidesterne, parson of the churches of Hardelegh
and Baketon, with Prince Edward, attested by Peter
de Abyton; Robert Darcy with Robert de Tateshale
[no. 1288]; Henry de Billingburgh, Simon de
Swyneford, Herbert de Sutton, John Scaufy, all with
Robert Darcy; Peter de Campania, John de
Hagheman, John de Scures, all with John de
Drokenesford; Nicholas de Luda of York with
Marmaduke de Thwenge; Nicholas de Grendale with
William de Ferariis; Nicholas de Hastings with
Ralph fil' William; Andrew de Chaundos with John
de Bokland; Robert de Wylghby with the bishop of
Durham; John Buteturt with the king, and Baldwin
de Maneriis, John le Moygne, Robert Bavent
[nos. 1288, 1290], all with John; Walter son of
Robert de Daventre with John de Ferariis; John de
Cane with Roger de Carrau [no. 1278]; Hugh de
Veer, duplicate [nos. 1286, 1313), and Arnulph de
Montiniaco, Robert fil' Nigel, Simon de Creye,
Alphonse de Veer, John de Hulles, John de
Ripariis, William de Sancto Johanne, Geoffrey de
Saham, Hugh de Patemere, Robert Poer, John de
Brampton, Hamo de Benstede, all with Hugh.
[C 67/14, m. 12]. Thomas, earl of Lancaster, dupli-
cate, Thomas de Multon, duplicate, Henry de
Bluntesdon, Ingram de Gynes [no. 1313), Roger
Wysel of Elkesdon, Guy Ferre, Guy Ferre junior
[no. 1277], Ralph de Dalton, parson of the church
of Berneys, all with the king; Robert Fineaus with
Guy de Ferre junior; William de Beston, William de
Bello Monte, John de Bello Monte, all with William
de Rythre; Peter Pycot with William de Ferrariis;
John de Eyncurt with Edmond de Eyncurt; Maurice
le Brun, and Robert de Leyburn, John de Neyvill,
1300
2231 June 13 Contd.
Ralph de Shyrlaund, William de Stopham, Nicholas
de Leyburn, Richard de Sutton [no. 1283], Richard
Sauvage, Miles de Stapelton [no. 1288], John
Spryng [no. 1288], Giles de Trumpynton, all with the
earl of Lincoln; Hugh de Eyland, and John de
Lascy, Robert de Gerneston, both defending
Bamburgh castle with him. [C 67/14, m. 11] [AH
Easter].
2232 June 18
John de Sutton, attested by Thomas de Fyssheburn;
John son of Walter de Cauncefeld with Ralph fil'
William; William de Burlay, parson of the churches
of Warsope and Kingesnorton, with the king. [All
Easter.] [C 67/14, m. ll].
2233 June 19
Henry de Holm, parson of the church of Ryther,
William de Grandisono, Hugh Bardolf, all with the
king; William de Undele with Hugh le Despenser;
Robert de Scretheton of Nottingham with Nicholas
de Meynill. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2234 June 24
John de Bello Campo, John de Teshale, Henry le
Chaumberleyn, James le Poer, John de Clynton
junior, all with Guy de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, attested by Guy; Thomas le Brun and Alan
de Plogenet [no. 1283], the latter attested by John
de Drokensford, duplicate, both with the king; John
de la Bere, John le Rus, Alan de Sumburn, all with
the said Alan [de Plogenet]; William de Eyton with
Robert de Felton; Gilbert le Venur, Theobald de
NeviU [no. 1281], both with John de Segrave; Hugh le
Bretun with Aymer de Valencia, attested by Aymer
[no. 1282]. [All Easter.] [C 67/14, m. 11].
2235 June 28
Robert de Scales [no. 1283], and William de
Grandisono, Mr William de Apperle, John de
Curtlingstok, Joyce de Dynham [no. 1286], Nicholas
de Segrave [nos. 1284, 1288], John de Ferrariis,
duplicate, William Pycot, William Toylomere,
Nicholas de Stinynton, Thomas de Burton, Ralph
Godard of Nottingham, Richard de Aston [nos.
1284, 1292], John de Chaumpvent [no. 1283], John de
Bello Campo of Fishide [no. 1284], William de
Canti Lupo [no. 1284], Aymer de Valencia, duplicate
[no. 1286], Peter de Huntingfeld, William Russel
[nos. 1283, 1286], Eustace de Hacche [no.l284].
PROTECTIONS
1300
2235 June 28 Contd.
John de Roche, William de Paynel [nos. 1286, 1289],
all with the king, the last 2 attested by William de
Belle Campo; Ralph de Scales, Grimbald Pauncefot,
Robert de Furneaus, all with Robert de Scales; John
Walkefare with Robert de Furneaus; Robert Achard
[no. 1284], Warin de Insula, both with Nicholas de
Segrave; Adam de la Forde with Robert de Tony
[no. 1280]; Walter de Wylton, and John de Anesleye,
Gilbert de Lyndeseye, Walter de Welton, Hamo de
Illeye, Robert Sapy, Roger de Frome, Nicholas de
Nodariis, John de Colevile, Roger de Chaundos, John
de Apethorn, all with John de Ferrariis, by the king
himself; John son of John de Withireton, Adam le
Chaundeler, John le Mareschall, John de Bruwey,
John le Usser, all with Prince Edward, attested by
John fir Simon; John Comyn, John Freysel of Longa
Stanton [no. 1283], Edmund de Martlesham, parson of
the church of Fornham, all with John de Chaumpvent;
Hugh de Louthre with Robert de Clyfford; Peter de
Greseleye with Robert fil' Walter; Robert de Balliolo
with the earl of Lincoln; Thomas de Bradhirst,
Robert Auger, both with Robert de Balliolo; Robert
de Cleseby with Robert Hastang; Nicholas de
Wurteleye [no. 1284], Robert de Plumpton [ no. 1284],
Richard de Nevill, all with William de Canti Lupo;
Thomas le Porter of Divisis, attested by Brother
W. de Wynterbury; David de Hereford with John de
Butteturte, attested by Mr J. de Cadomo; Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln, with the king, vacated
because on dorse of roll [sic] [no. 1286]; Robert
Gyfford, William de Hardredeshull, Nicholas
Trymenel [no. 1284], Reginald de Hotot, John de
Munceus, all with Eustace de Hacche; John de
Twenge with Marmaduke de Twenge [no. 1290];
Robert de Balliolo [no. 1283], Robert de Ros
[no. 1285], Adam de Hudleston [no. 1288], Robert
de Coigners, all with the earl of Lincoln. [All
Easter.] [C 67/14, m. 11].
2236 June 30
John de Ouvedale [no. 1285], John de Maundeville
[no. 1286], Alexander de Balliolo [no. 1284], Pagan
Tybotot, John la Warre, Edmund de Wylington,
Thomas de Verdun [no. 1286], all with the king; John
de Fuleburn (letters of protection in Ireland), and
William le Lung, John Mauleverer, all with the earl
of Lincoln. [C 67/14, m. 11]. Robert fil' Roger, and
Robert fil' Walter [nos. 1279, 1287-8], Robert de
Tateshale [no. 1288], Ingram Berenger [no. 1288],
1300
2236 June 30 Contd.
duplicate, Hugh le Despenser, duplicate, Peter
Saveray, Ralph fil* William, all with the king;
Alexander de Clavering, Philip de Illeye [no. 1285],
John de Swyneburn, John de Clavering, John de
Whelnetham, Edmund de Hemegrave [no. 1285], all
with Robert fil' Roger; William de Wauton, and
William Bagod [nos. 1279, 1290], John de Wynche of
Suthfenton, Walter le Parker, William le Mareschal,
William de Haningfeld, Walter de Prilleston, John
Heyrun, William le Moigne, Robert Baynard, Henry
Bacun, Walter de Hakeford, William de Bosevill,
all with Robert fil' Walter; Henry de Appelby, and
Hugh de Tateshale [no. 1284], William de Vallibus
[no. 1288], John de Cove, Walter de Bermyngham,
William de Wasteneys, Mr John le Surigien [no.
1284], all with Robert de Tatesha [sic]; Ralph
Sefughelwith John de Chaumpvent; Philip de Grete
with William de Geyvill; Edmund de Wasteneys with
the earl of Surrey; John Staunard of Morle, John de
Weylaund, Robert del Boys, all with Hugh Bardolf;
William de Welledon, Robert de Suthurdde, both
with Thomas de Verdun; John Hastang, and Thomas
de Cirencestre, John de Boeles, Richard de Everle,
John de Gyse, Nicholas de Bosco, Ralph de
Trehampton [no. 1288], Stephen de Hackum, Guy de
Poltymor, Walter Haket, Amaury de Sancto Amando,
Ralph de Camoys, Roger Pampilion, John de Haulo,
Nicholas Hoese, Ralph Basset, Robert de Bolon,
John de Yatyndon, William de Rason, Robert
Beaupel, William de Sulleye, Hugh de Curtenay,
Roger de Cobeham, all with Hugh le Despenser;
Peter Saveray, Ralph fil' William, both with the
king; Gerard Salveyn, John de Heslarton, Ralph
fir Ranulph, Thomas de Lasceles, Henry de
Bosco, William Rudstayn, all with Ralph fil'
William; John de Columbariis [no. 1290], John de la
Rivere [no. 1286], Richard de Stakepol, Richard de
la Rivere [no. 1287], Roger le Keu of Stanes, all
with Aymer de Valencia; William de Peton with John
de Sancto Johanne senior. [C 67/14, m. 10] [All
Easterl.
2237 July 1
John de Carreu, William Simeon Inc. 12861, Nicholas
de Carreu, Walter de Gascelyn, Roger de Ingepenne
junior [no. 1286], John de Thydemersh, all with
Aymer de Valencia; John de Burghwey, Robert le
Messager, John de Hausted, Edmund de Wyndesor,
Mr John le Keu, Robert de Rideware, by the chancel-
PROTECTIONS
1300
2237 July 1 Contd.
lor, all with Prince Edward. [C 67/14, m. 10]. John
de Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe, by the
king himself. IC 67/14, m. 9] [All Easter].
2238 July 2
John Collan, attested by John de Segrave; Reginald
le Porter, John Flambard, Thomas de Borhunte,
Robert de Waterville [nos. 1288, 1291], Henry de
Bodrugan [no. 1288], James de Molyns, William le
Rither, Edmund de WyntreshuU, Robert Peverel
[no. 1288], Robert de Harington, Henry de Grey, all
with the king; Robert de Vallibus, Thomas de
Wokyndon, Nicholas de Wokyndon, Walter de
Pateshull, all with Henry de Grey; John de
Longeville with Robert de Watervill; Roger de Bray,
Adam de Skelton, Henry de Glastynbury, John de
Culy, Hugh de Culy, all with Henry de Lancastre;
Robert de Grendon, Robert de la Warde [no. 1287],
both with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford;
Robert de Stanton, John de Langeford, Philip de
Hardreshull, John le Taillur, John de Grendon, all
with Robert de la Warde; Robert de Peyton, John
Carbonel, Thomas de Grey, Alexander de Monteforti,
Warin de Bassingburn, all with Hugh Bardolfe;
Thomas de Jarum, clerk, William fil' William,
Thomas de Wakefeld, all wUh the earl of Surrey;
John de Rothersfeld with William fil' William;
Andrew de Nevill with William Paynel; John le
Moyne, Robert de Vienna, Hugh de Wauton, Ralph de
Rothinge [no. 1291], all with John de Hasting;
Thomas Bacun, John Sorel, both with John de
Chaumpvent. [All Easter.] [C 67/14, m. 10].
2239 July 3
John Dayneaus [C 67/14, m. 11]. Henry de Lacy,
earl of Lincoln [no. 1288]; Richard Bigore, and
John Rogus, Robert de Berekele [no. 1288], William
de Wauton, John de Crepping [nos. 1287, 1290), John
Basset, Henry Tuk, Thomas son of Thomas de
Berkele Thomas de Berkele [no. 1284], Richard de
Brokenebergh, Walter de Bello Campo, steward of
the household [no. 1288], Richard de Wyndesor,
Edmund Basset, Geoffrey de Alte Villa, Maurice
son of Thomas de Berkele, Thomas de Gurneys,
William Tuchet [no. 1288], John de Waltham junior,
all with the king; John Pycard, John de Meriet
[no. 1290], Peter de Lekeburn, Nicholas Burdet,
all with William Tuchet; John de la Mare, Roger la
Warre, John Neireunt, Michael de Ponynges, Roger
de Shelvestrod, Richard de Pevenseye, Thomas de
1300
2239 July 3 Contd.
Ponynges, all with Aymer de Valencia; John de
Ripariis with Hugh de Veer [no. 1290]; Philip de
Lyndeseye with Henry de Percy [no. 1291]; Edmund
son of Roger Aleman, parson of Fornham church,
with John de Chaumpvent; Robert de Monte Alto
[no. 1284], Adam de Treyur, John de Sancto Johanne
senior, Walter de Agmodesham, chancellor of
Scotland [no. 1293], John Lovel, Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, Richard de
la More, Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, Robert de Hamme,
Simon de Leyburn, triplicate [no. 1294], John de Grey
[no. 1294], Adam de Monte Alto, William de Leyburn,
Philip de Kyme, George de Charneles, William de
Grafton attested by Ralph de Manton [no. 1295],
Henry de Grandeston attested by Walter de Karliolo,
all with the king; Robert de Reymes, Henry le
Procuratur, Adam Burnet, Alan fil' Ranulph, John de
Belson, William le Grene, William de Ryton, John
Cosyn, all with Henry de Percy in company of the
earl of Surrey; Robert de Barkeworth, Geoffrey
Maucovenant, both with Philip de Kyme; Henry de
Harecurt with John de Harecurt; Thomas de Milton,
clerk, with Prince Edward, and Ralph son of Simon
de Hanyngton with Thomas; William de Karliolo
with John de Sancto Johanne, attested by W. de
Bello Campo [no. 13141 [C 67/14, m. 9] [All
Easter].
2240 July 4
John de Grey [no. 1288], Adam de Monte Alto,
William de Leyburn [no. 1294], John Huse, Hugh
Poynz [nos. 1293-4], Roger de Morteyn [no. 1291],
John de Hamelyn, William de Tudenham [no. 1291],
Robert de Wynefeld, John Faux, Thomas de
Furnivall [no. 1291], John le Packere, John
Stephan of Sandwich, John de Dyne [no. 1293], all
with the king; Thomas de Leyburn [no. 1294], John
de Haulo, Henry de Leyburn, Fulk Payforer, John de
Chaumpaigne, Thomas de Chaumpaigne, Richard
Payforer and Richard Payforer of Lyndsted, all with
William de Leyburn; William, parson of Benested
church, Urian de Sancto Petro, both with John de
Grey; Adam Bernard, John de Coppegrave, both with
John Huse; Thomas de Ingoldesthorp, William son of
William de Ros of Ingmanthorp, both with William de
Ros of Hamelak; Richard de Brun, George de Thorp,
Henry de Carleton, William de Spyneto, all with the e;irl
of Lincoln; Thomas de Colevill with William le
Vavassur in company of the said earl; Nicholas de
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1300
2240 July 4 Contd.
Sancto Mauro with the earl of Lancaster Ino. 1293];
John de Crating with John de Hasting; Nicholas
Poynz, Isumbert de Sancto Blimundo, both with
Hugh le Poynz; Edmund Folyot and William Clarel
with Thomas de Furnivall; Roger Arundel, John de
Mohun [no. 1293] and Andrew Luterel, all with the
earl of Warwick; Robert de Sapy with John de
Ferrariis; John le Graunt with Frisoldo de Monte
Claro, the king's valet; Ralph Dyne with John de
Dyne; Elias de Albinaco, duplicate [no. 1293];
Robert Malet, attested by John de Segrave [no. 1299]
and Alexander de Frivill [no. 1296], Hugh de Sancto
Philiberto [nos. 1294, 1299, 1302], John de Wyvyll,
attested by the bishop of Durham, Peter de
Donewich, clerk, attested by Walter de Bello [sic],
Thomas de Cirecestre, attested by John de Segrave
[no. 1297], Stephen de Haccumbe [no. 1297], all
with the king. [Al! Easter.] [ibid].
2241 July 10
John Lamplok, John Flemyng, William Davy,
attested by his [the king's] seal, John Collan,
attested by John de Segrave, all with the king;
[Easter.] [ibid].
2242 July 15
Thomas de Bromwyz, Philip de Castello, John de
GoushuU, Philip de Welle, Richard de Aldewynkle,
all with Adam de Welle and attested by him; Eudes de
Karliolo with William le Latimer senior; Philip de
Kyme with the king, attested by the earl of Hereford;
Godfrey de Melsa with Robert de Tateshale; Robert
de Barkeworth, Geoffrey Malcovenant, Robert de
Hothum, Robert de Ho, Henry de Lekeburn, all with
Philip de Kyme and attested by the earl of Hereford;
Alelin de Mautort; Roger de Kerdeston with Hugh le
Despenser, attested by Hugh. [C 67/14, m. 9]. Peter
de Malo Lacu with the king [no. 1300]; John de
Blaby [nos. 1300, 1315], Robert de Colvill [nos.
1300, 1315], Robert de Malo Lacu [nos. 1300, 1315],
John de Malo Lacu [nos. 1300, 1315], and Edward
de Malo Lacu [no. 1300], all with Peter de Malo
Lacu, all by the king himself. [C 67/14, m. 8] [AH
Easter].
2243 July 16
James de la Plaunche with the king, attested by
Walter de Bello Campo [no. 1303]; Roger de Mortuo
Mari with the king, attested by the bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield, and John de Mortuo Man,
1300
2243 July 16 Contd.
Roger de Pedewardine [no. 1307], Richard de Welles,
Henry de Mortuo Mari, all with Roger, and attested
by the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield; Thomas de
Bethum with John de Sancto Johanne senior,
attested by the same; Richard de Neubaud, Walter
de Huntercombe [nos. 1303, 1307], Walter de
Burghdon, Adam Basel, William Ribaud of Howyk,
John de Burdon, all with the king, by writ of privy
seal. [C 67/14, m. 9]. Gerard son of Robert Salveyn,
with the king [nos. 1300-1]; John de Canti Lupo,
Walter de la Lade, chaplain, John de Nofford, Roger
le Barbur, Thomas and Henry de Hamstede, William
de Wilmecote, Richard le Taillur, all attested by
John de Canti Lupo; John Luvetot with the king
[no. 1303 ?], and Thomas de Burnham junior with
John, attested by John [no. 1305]; Ralph de Stoke,
clerk. [C 67/14, m. 8] [All Easter].
2244 July 21
John le Estraunge, Thomas de Roshale, both with
the king, attested by Walter de Bello Campo; Hugh
de Nevill [no. 1304], John Filiol, Henry de London,
all with the king, attested by Nicholas de Segrave.
[All Easter.] [C 67/14, m. 8].
2245 July 27
Nicholas de Chileham, attested by the chancellor;
Gilbert de Corewenne, Adam de Twynham, Reginald
Malore [no. 1306], John le Latimer, all with the
king, attested by John de Segrave; Roger de
Pedewardyn with Roger de Mortuo Mari [no. 1307].
[All Easter.] [C 67/14, m. 8].
2246 July 28
Robert de Branhamme, Andrew de Sakevill, both with
the king; Easter, by writ of privy seal. [ibid].
2247 August 3
John de Styrcheslegh with the king; Robert le
Messager, by the chancellor, for the king's nuncio.
[Both Easter.] [ibid].
2248 August 4
John de Boilund [no. 1309], Richard de Vicheu
[no. 1309], John le Graunt, all with the king,
attested by W. de Bello Campo; Richard Basset
[no. 1309]; Roger de Boihill with Humfrey de Bouhun
earl of Hereford, attested by the earl. [AH Easter. I
[ibid].
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1300
2249 August 10
Hamo son of Geoffrey de Chedle; Richard, earl of
Arundel, with the king; Walter de Muncy with the
earl of Surrey. [AH Easter.] [ibid].
2250 August 16
Robert Merlyn with John Deyvill; Easter, attested by
John. Richard Oysel, by the king's licence; All
Saints [no. 1311]. [ibid].
2251 August 18
Simon de Mancestre with John de Segrave; Easter,
attested by Segrave. [ibid].
2252 August 24
Thomas le Pestour of Langeton, constable of Werk
castle, while he remains constable; by writ of privy
seal. (Note) Vacated because otherwise below.
Thomas le Pestur of Langeton, constable of Werk
castle; Easter, by writ of privy seal. [ibid].
2253 August 25
John Chaundos with Prince Edward; Easter, [ibidj.
2254 September 21
Robert de Neketon, defending Roxburgh castle;
Hugh de Audeley, defending Berwick, attested by
W. de Bello Campo. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2255 October 4
John de Caumpedon with John de Sancto Johanne,
defending Lochmaben castle; Easter. [C 67/14, m.8].
2256 October 10
William le Latimer [nos. 1279, 1288], and Thomas
le Latimer with him, defending Berwick. [Both
Easter.] [ibid].
2257 October 13
William le Latimer junior with William le Latimer
his father, defending Berwick; Eustace de Avesy
defending Edinburgh castle, attested by John de
Kyngeston. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2258 October 15
Walter de Teye defending Berwick; Easter, duplicate
[no. 1316]. [ibid].
1301
2259 January 27
John Launce, defending Lochmaben castle; Whitsun,
attested by Thomas Paynel. [C 67/14, m. 7).
1301
2260 February 3
John Stikeberd; Michaelmas, attested by John de
Sancto Johanne. [ibid].
2261 March 26
Richard de Basker
Michaelmas. [C 67/14, m. 6].
2262 April 3
John de Chelendon of Nova Thame with John de
Sancto Johanne, defending Lochmaben castle;
Michaelmas. [C 67/14, m. 7].
2263 April 4
Robert [recte William] de Ros of Helmesley, dup-
licate, John de Insula, by the king himself, on the
report of J. de Benstede, and William Rither, all
with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2264 April 7
Edward Charles with the king; Michaelmas, by the
king himself, duplicate [nos. 1320, 1322]. [ibid].
2265 April 8
Ralph de Stamford, parson of Aulton church, with
the king; one year [no. 1321]. Fulk fil' Warin;
Michaelmas, by the king himself [nos. 1320-21].
Roger de Mortuo Mari with the prince of Wales;
Michaelmas, by the king himself, [ibid].
2266 April 11
Grimbald Pauncefot, by the king himself [no. 1320];
Robert de Scales [nos. 1322, 1326], Roger de Monte
Pessulano, the king's valet, both with the king;
Robert de Herle, John de Kekingewyk, Henry de
Harecurt, all going to Scotland to provide for the
coming of John de Hastings, all attested by the said
John. [All Michaelmas.] [C 67/14, m. 7].
2267 April 13
Roger de Shelvestrode with Walter de Bello Campo,
steward of the household, attested by the same W.;
John de Seyton with the king, by the king himself,
duplicate [no. 1322]; William de Brewosa with the
prince of Wales, by the king himself, duplicate.
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2268 April 18
Fulk son of Fulk fil' Warin; William de Karliolo
with John de Sancto Johanne in company of the
prince of Wales; Simon de Manecastre with Hugh de
Mortuo Mari of Richard's castle; Robert de Tony
with the prince of Wales [no. 1323]. [All
Michaelmas.! [ibid).
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1301
2269 April 19
Alexander de Fryvill with the king; Michaelmas, by
the king himself [no. 1324]. [All Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
2270 April 21
John de Castre, defending Dumfries castle;
Michaelmas, by the king himself, [ibid].
2271 April 26
Nicholas de Northwode; William le Latimer senior,
and Fulk Extraneus with him, defending Berwick
[both no. 1325). [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2272 May 1
Geoffrey de Burdeleys with Robert de Scales
[no. 1326]; William de Grandi sono [sic] with the
king [no. 1327], and Richard de Bere, William de
Hawardyn, both with William. [All Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
2273 May 4
Hugh Godard with Roger de Mortuo Mari in company
of the prince of Wales; Peter Corbet with the prince.
[Both Michaelmas]. Hugh de Alditheleghe [Audley]
defending Berwick castle; William de Mortuo Mari,
the king's valet. [Both 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2274 May 6
Serle de Nansladron with the king; 1 Nov. John
Bluet with John de Sancto Johanne; Michaelmas
[no. 1328]. [C 67/14, m. 7].
2275 May 8
John de Hasting with the prince of Wales [no. 1329]
Miles Richard [no. 1331], John de Fulburn
[no. 1330], both with the king; Walter de
Kyngeshevede with John de Sancto Johanne in the
prince's company; William Seyin of Hereford with
John de Fulburn; Philip de Vernay, duplicate;
Richard Siward with the king [dated 9 May]. [All 1
Nov.] [ibid].
2276 May 12
William de Ferrariis with Thomas, earl of Lancaster,
attested by the earl; Peter Pycot with William de
Ferrariis. [Both no. 1331J. John le Hayward, John
de Duvedale, duplicate [no. 133l[, Walter de
Gilling, Richard Lovel, Robert de Bures, duplicate,
Nicholas de Karliolo, all with the king. [All
Michaelmas]. Robert de Neketon, William Waryn,
both with the king; 1 Nov. [ibid].
1301
2277 May 13
John de Bokland; Robert de Canti Lupo with the
king, by the king himself. [Both 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2278 May 14
Walter de Bello Campo with the king, and Stephen
de la More, Roger de la Mare, William de Bello
Campo, John Paynot, William de Bello Campo junior,
Richard de Swyneburn, all with Walter; 1 Nov. [ibid].
2279 May 17
Adam de la Forde with Robert de Tony in company
of the prince of Wales; [nos. 1332, 1337]. [ibid].
2280 May 19
Theobald de Nevill with John de Segrave; 1 Nov.
[no. 1333]. [ibid].
2281 May 20
Richard son of John de Rokele, Nicholas le Archer,
John Butteturte, Mr William de Apperle, all with
the king; John le Moyne, Robert de Felton, John de
Felton, William Buteturte, all with John Buteturte.
[All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2282 May 22
Hugh son of John de Seleby, going with Hugh
Gubioun to defend Berwick; Fulk de Lucy [no. 1343],
Geoffrey de Hauvill [no. 1340], Roger de Bavent
[no. 1335], Thomas de Camvill, Mr Peter Saverey,
John Norman of Dunstaple, clerk, all with the king;
Henry de Williamescote with John de Segrave. [All
1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m.7].
2283 May 24
Marmaduke de Twenge [no. 1344], Robert le
Forester of Pumblesburn, Adam le Forester, all
with the king; 1 Nov. Thomas le Arcedeakene with
the king: Michaelmas, [ibid].
2284 May 26
Hugh de Veer [nos. 1336, 1339], Reginald le Porter,
William de Monte Acuto, John de Bernevill, Walter
de Wodestok, John de Segrave [no. 1336], Walter de
Muncy [no. 1338], Geoffrey de Monte Revelli, valet,
Roger de Tany, all with the king; William de Okoure,
chaplain, Geoffrey de Segrave, Henry de Segrave,
George de Castello [no. 1338], all with John de
Segrave; Stephen Houel with Walter de Muncy
[no. 1338]; Thomas de Bannebury, Robert de Clifford
[no. 1340], John de Wygeton, Hugh de Louthere,
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1301
2284 May 26 Contd.
William de Dettling, Robert le Engleys, Thomas de
Hellebeck. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid).
2285 May 27
John de Crumwell, Inos. 1340, 1347, 1355], Adam le
Harpur, his esquire, William de Elsfeld, John de
Lungevill; 1 Nov., all by the king himself, [ibid].
2286 May 28
Mr Richard le Keu, Thomas de Tytteleye, Walter de
Gilling, Adam le Wayte, John de Newenham, Richard
Bygor, John de Duvedale Ino. 1341], Gilbert
Goldston, John de Ferrariis, all with the king;
Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, duplicate [no. 1341], William Martyn
[no. 1342], Andrew de Saukevill, all with the prince
of Wales. [C 67/14, m. 7]. Simon de Manecestre with
Hugh de Mortuo Mari, by the king himself; Nicholas
de Turvill with the prince [no. 1342]. [C 67/14, m. 5)
[All 1 Nov].
2287 May 30
Marmaduke de Twenge [no. 1344], Thomas de
Bykenore, John de Blakeford, Fulk de Lucy
[no. 1343], John de Clynton, Aymer de Valencia,
Gilbert Talebot, John de Knokyn, all with the
king; John de Bracebrigge with Robert de Monte
Alto; Robert son of Walter de Bradeleye, Henry de
Grey, John Powys, John de Clinton, John de Canti
Lupo, Robert Coffyn; William le Longe with the earl
of Lincoln; William de Sutton in service of the
prince of Wales, staying in Wales, by the king him-
self, duplicate [no. 1342]; Ralph Basset with Hugh
le Despenser; John Rastel defending Lochmaben
castle; Robert de Strangrave with William de
Brewosa. [AH 1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 5].
2288 June 1
Simon le Keu with the prince of Wales; James de
Estleye [nos. 1343, 1362], Ralph de Kirkeby [no.
1343], Richard Whitacre [no. 1343], Thomas de
Hedenham, all with John de Segrave, attested by
John; Adam de Welle [no. 1343], John Luvel,
William le Butiller of Weryngton, William Tuchet,
William de Cundy, James de la Plaunche [no. 1363],
John de Drokenesford, John Extraneus, Hugh de
Mortuo Mari and John de Sulleye, all with the
king. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2289 June 2
Robert fil' Walter, Robert de Monte Alto, William de
1301
2289 June 2 Contd.
la Pole [no. 13441, all with the prince of Wales;
John de Dyne with Aymer de Valencia; Walter de
Agmodesham, clerk [no. 1347]; Henry de Erdyngton,
John de Deen, Eustace de Hacch, Amaury de Sancto
Amando, all with the king; Richard de la Meure,
John de Langele, John de Rydeware, all with
Edmund de Langele; Edmund de Langele with the
earl of Lancaster; Guy de Avenebury, Henry de
Bohun, Osbert Giffard, all with the king, attested
by W. de Bello Campo; Robert Malet with Amaury
de Sancto Amando; Robert de Osgodby with Robert
de Monte Alto. [All 1 Nov.] [ibidl.
2290 June 4
Marmaduke de Twenge [no. 1344], John de Hasthorp
with him; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, with the
king. [All 1 Nov.l [ibid].
2291 June 5
Gilbert de Sleford, the king's chaplain, parson of
the church of Normanby in Lyndeseye upon Walda;
Ralph de Rochford [no. 1348], John de Weylaund
[no. 1357], William de Cleydon, Peter de Bikerwyk,
Thomas Everard, all with the king. [All 1 Nov.]
[C 67/14, m. 5].
2292 June 6
John de Roseles, Adam le Werrur with him, Roger
la Warre, John de Merk [no. 1344], both with the
king, attested by W. de Bello Campo; John de
Sancto Mauro with the earl of Lancaster, attested
by the earl [no. 1346]; Roger de Evering, John de
Suwell, Thomas de Grelle [nos. 1345-6], John le
Packere of Sandwich, John Steffan, Thomas Belant,
Roger Devering, Robert de Bedeford, Nicholas le
Clerk of Wereham, William de la Brok, Peter
Chaunterel, Henry de Braundeston, clerk, John
Chaunterel, Walter Chaunterel, all with the king, by
the king himself; William le Vavassur, Thomas de
Colevill, William de Ross, Robert de Fernhill, Ralph
de Weston, John de Gramary, all with the earl of
Lincoln. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2293 June 10
Thomas de Lasceles, Philip de Kyme, William de
Cantilupo, Mr John de Ponte Fracto, all with the
king; Peter de Eyvill with the king, by the king
himself; Richard son of Alan, earl of Arundel, with
the king, by writ of privy seal; John Passewer with
Walter de Faucunberge; John de Lancastre with the
prince of Wales [no. 1348]; William de Birlay, par-
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1301
2293 June 10 Contd.
son of Kyngesneuton church; William de Trenchevill,
William de Fillol, John de Fillol, all with the king;
John de Wodestok with Robert fil' Walter. LAII 1
Nov.] [ibid].
2294 June 11
William le Herberiour of Somerset, William fiz Glay,
John de Byrun [no. 1348], Henry de Bosco [no. 1348],
Edmund de Cornubia [no. 1347], William de Leyburn,
William de Ros of Ingmanthorp junior [no. 1348],
all with the king; William de Brewosa, Roger de
Mortuo Mari [nos. 1343, 1355], Edmund le Paniter,
all with the prince of Wales; John de Langeleye,
Roger de Solers, Roger de Pedewardyn, all with
Roger de Mortuo Mari; John de Twenge with
Marmaduke de Twenge, attested by Marmaduke;
Thomas de Brokesfeld with Nicholas de Meynhill;
Nicholas de Wortelay with William de Canti Lupo
[no. 1348]; John de Eure with William le Latimer
senior; Robert de la Warde with the earl of
Gloucester [no. 1347]. [All 1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 5].
2295 June 14
William le Latimer junior, [no. 1349], Hugh de
Karliolo, Richard de Marton, John de Maltby;
Christopher de Seton with William le Latimer
junior; William de Ros of Hamlak [no. 1349],
William de Harum, both with the king; Peter de
Ingelardi with the prince of Wales. [All 1 Nov.]
[C 67/14, m. 4].
2296 June 15
Roger de Clare, Peter de Shedington, chaplains,
both with the king, by the king himself; Roderic de
Ispannia, valet to the prince of Wales, Robert de
Waddeslay, Mr Robert de Sidestern, John le Squiler,
John de Lek, parson of Tauncreslay church, Thomas
de Appelgarth, all with the prince; Nicholas de
Hasting with Ralph fil' William. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2297 June 16
John de Bello Campo, Robert de Bello Campo,
Gilbert de Grymesby, John Byset of Elmeshale,
Nicholas de Meygnill, William de Echingharo
[5 nos. 1350, 13611, all with the king; Randolph de
Mauneby with Robert de Clifford in the prince's
company; John de Garton with Nicholas de Meynill,
Philip Darcy with the prince [no. 1352]; John de
Lymbiry and Philip de Nevill with Philip Darcy.
[All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
1301
2298 June 18
John de Useflet with the king; 1 Nov. [no. 1351].
[ibid].
2299 June 19
Matthew Howeyn with Robert fil' Pagan; Adam de
Hudeleston with the earl of Lincoln, triplicate;
Benedict de Eldinge and Richard de Hudleston with
the prince of Wales; Arnulph de Munteny, John de
Creppingge, Robert Gower and John de Rishton, all
with the king. [AH 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2300 June 20
Thomas de Multon of Egremond with the prince of
Wales, duplicate, and for the same Thomas in
Ireland; Hugh de Veer with the king; William de
Hedon with John fil' Marmaduke; Robert de Brunne,
going to defend Berwick with William le Latimer
senior. [All 1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 4].
2301 June 21
William Pacy, defending Jedburgh castle; Robert
son of Robert de Pothou, William son of John de
Pothou, Geoffrey de Monte Revelli, Henry de
Segrave, all with the king. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2302 June 22
John de Dynyeneton, the king's chaplain, Roger de
Hereford, Amaneus de la Brete, Michael le Petit,
John de Meynyl of Rungeton, Hugh le Despenser,
William de Isny, Robert de Coygners, all with the
king; Michael de Farndon, John Grym, both with
John de Segrave; William le Latimer senior and
Thomas le Latimer, both defending Berwick, by the
king himself; Robert de Ros with the earl of Lincoln
in company of the prince of Wales; John de Bello
Campo with Michael le Petit. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2303 June 23
Simon de Vilers with John de Segrave; Alphonse de
Veer, William de Sancto Johanne, John de Brampton,
Robert de Sancto Claro, Hugh de Patemere, John de
Hull, Robert fil' Nigel, Geoffrey de Saham. Robert le
Poer, William de Bahus and John Gynur, all with
Hugh de Veer; John de Sancto Johanne senior
[no. 1318], Humfrey de Bohun, Maurice le Brun, all
with the prince of Wales; Thomas Paynel with John
de Sancto Johanne. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2304 June 24
John de Wauton, John Herun, Mr John de Wodestok,
Walter de Pilleston, William de Haningefeld,
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413
1301
2304 June 24 Contd.
Matthew Coulinge, William Bagot, Robert de
Hemenhale and Randolph de Grenehill, all with
Robert fir Walter; Gilbert de Knovill [no. 1355],
John de Knovill, Philip Boulers, John de Pevenes,
Nigel le Keu, Robert de Bechampton, all with the
prince of Wales; John de Lungevill with John de
Crumwell [no. 1353]. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2305 June 27
Robert de Halghton with the earl of Gloucester in
company of the prince of Wales, by the king
himself; Randolph de Ry [no. 1355], Alexander de
Balliolo, Fulk Extraneus [no. 1355], John Deyvill
[no. 1355], all with the king; Henry de Lancastre
with the prince of Wales [no. 1355], Robert Merlyn,
Hugh de Hercy, both with John Deyvill; William du
Le and Henry his son, both with the earl of
Lancaster; Thomas de Scalariis with Alexander de
Balliolo [nos. 1355, 1357]. [C 67/14, m. 4]. Thomas
de Coudray with John de Sancto Johanne in company
of the prince of Wales [no. 1354]; Robert Barre,
Gilbert de Umfravill, earl of Angus, Ralph Ployou,
Philip Fraunk, Alexander le Porter, Geoffrey Merre,
Robert de Watervill, John de Horbury [no. 1357],
Robert Peverel, all with the king; John Wychard with
John de Columbariis; John de Calnele with Pagan
de Tybetot; Walter de Grendale with Marmaduke de
Twenge. [C 67/14, m. 3] [All 1 Nov].
2306 June 28
Henry de Grey [no. 1357], Robert de Tony [no. 1354],
Nicholas Ercald, Martin Senche, John de Craystok
[no. 1363] John de Grey, Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln [no. 1365]. Matthew de Redman [no. 1376],
Henry his son, John de Stirkeland, all with the
prince of Wales; John de Vallibus, William Arundel,
Ingram Russell, Hugh de Risshelep, John de Sumery
with Adam de Welle; Hugh Bardolf, Walter de
Grendale, Thomas Malet [no. 1357], John de
Enefeld, William de Grandisone, John de
Wasteneys, Fulk fil' Warin, Fulk le fiz Waryn
minor [sic], William de Lughteburgh, John de
Malo Lacu, Hugh de Oddingeseles, Thomas son
of Walter de Jay, Peter de Donewico, Robert de
Arcy, Edmund de Wylington, John la Warre
[no. 1356], Henry de Bluntesdon, the king's
chaplain, duplicate, John de Valeres, Philip
de Lyndeseye [no. 1358], John de Burton, all with
1301
2306 June 28 Contd.
the king; Adam de Monte Forti, William de Calveleye,
John Carbonel, John Bardolf, Warin de Bassingburn,
John de Hedersete, all with Hugh de Bardolf; Robert
de Harewedon, clerk, Richard de Petko of
Lughteburgh, Ralph de Tryhampton [nos. 1354,
1357], all with Hugh le Despenser; Gilbert de Aton
with John de Useflet; William de Sengham with
Robert de Scales [no. 1357]; Robert son of John del
Hill of Helperthorp with Peter de Malo Lacu;
Thomas le Latymer with John de Hasting, Henry de
Appelby with Thomas le Latymer [no. 1357], and
Ralph de Sicca Villa with Fulk le fiz Waryn, all in
company of the prince of Wales; John de Cryllys
with Henry de Lancaster; Geoffrey de Hertepole
with the earl of Gloucester; Virianus de Sancto
Petro with John de Grey; William Paynel with John
de Sancto Johanne [no. 1356]; Robert Illwyc of
Wakefield, William CoUo of Derby, both with John
de Malo Lacu; Roger de Bray, Hugh de Crylli, both
with Henry de Lancastre in company of the prince;
Robert Ughtred with William le Latimer; William de
Sproxton, Robert son of Adam Verdenel, both with
William de Harun; Thomas de Byrmyngham, Endric
de Wypayns, both with William de Grandisono in
company of the prince; Richard de Inos with John de
Hudleston; John de Ixnynge with Robert de Scales;
Geoffrey de la Mare with the earl of Hereford;
William le Mareschal, Henry Bacon, Stephen de
Apeltrefeld, all with Aymer de Valencia; John de
Carru with John de Sancto Johanne; John Grym with
John de Segrave. [All 1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 3).
2307 July 1
Thomas le Rus [no. 1355|, William Tuk, John le
Rus, Peter de Malo Lacu [no. 1343], Robert and
John his brothers, John de Blaby, Robert de
Colevill, John le Latymer [no. 1358], Adam de
Rokesle, Walter de Rokesle [no. 1358], John
Extraneus, Roger Basset of Dravton [no. 1358],
Richard de Merewell, all with the king; Walter de
Roubury, Robert de Hilton; Osbert de Spaldyngton
with Robert de Ros; John de Vallibus with the earl
of Surrey; Richard de Averenges [no. 1363].
[C 67/14, m. 3l. John de Warenna, earl of Surrey
[nos. 1359, 1372], Geoffrey Attebeck of Ampleford;
Walter le Norreys, Simon de Senevil, both with Ralph
de Gorges in company of the prince of Wales; Gilbert
son of Thomas de Clare, William de Stirkelaund
[no. 13631, Ralph de Gorges [nos. 1361, 1363], all
with the prince. [C 67/14, m. 2] (All 1 Nov. I.
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1301
2308 July 3
Roger le Sauvage [no. 13581, William son of Ralph
de Lutton, Hugh Gubyun, all with the king; Thomas
de Bekeryng with Hugh Gubyun [no. 1362]; John
Grymet of Lyndeseye with Ralph fil' William.
[C 67/14, m. 3]. John de Harecurt with the earl of
Gloucester; Bartholomew de Badlesmere [no. 1363],
Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, duplicate [no. 1362],
Henry son of Conan de Manfield, Robert de
Echingham [no. 1361], all with the king. [C 67/14,
m. 2] [All 1 Nov.].
2309 July 5
John de Cove [no. 1363], Simon de Welteden, Henry
de Percy [no. 1361] and Robert de Clifford, duplicate
[no. 1361]; William de Stirkelaund [no. 1363], Ralph
de Gorges [nos. 1361, 1363], both with the prince of
Wales; Robert de Kendale with Hugh de Sancto
Philiberto; John Chuthe with Bartholomew de
Badlesmere; Richard le Chaumberleyn with Philip de
Kyme; Nicholas son of Gilbert de Luda with John de
Sothill; William de Batele with the earl of Surrey;
Ralph de Stockefeld with William de Ros; Walter de
Burghdon, John de Burghdon, John Ufford, all with
the king, attested by J. de Benstede; John de la
Rivere with Aymer de Valencia, duplicate. [All
1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 2].
2310 July 10
Guy de Fisshacre with William Martyn in company of
the prince of Wales, duplicate [nos. 1365-6]; John
de Creting [nos. 1364, 1366], Walter de Teye [no.
1360], John de Geyton [no. 1366]; John de Thornton
with Walter de Teye; John de Bokhurst, John de
Chaundos, Richard de Sutton, all going to the prince;
Stephen de Appeltrefeld with Aymer de Valencia.
[All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2311 July 15
Robert fil' Pagan, William de Beling, Simon de
Leyburn, all with the prince of Wales; Elias Cotele
and Peter de Taunton; Roger de Ask, Miles de Albo
Monasterio, both with Miles de Stapeltone in company
of the earl of Lincoln; Peter son of John de Malteby
with the king, attested by J. de Benstede; William de
Stopham with the earl of Lincoln in company of the
prince; Roger de Inkepenne with Aymer de Valencia,
attested by Aymer; Thomas de Kancia, master of the
hospital of St John of Jerusalem, Nottingham, going
to the prince, attested by W. de Bliburgh; Herbert de
Saltfleteby going to the king [no. 1369]; John Hamelyn
1301
2311 July 15 Contd.
with the earl of Warwick; Robert de Malo Lacu,
attested by Thomas de Cornubia. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2312 July 18
William de Mere, Robert de Ditton, both with John de
Benstede; Nicholas de Lyddeneye with John
Buteturte; Henry de Leyburn, Thomas de Wyncestre;
John son of Robert de Stanham with Robert de
Bavent; Aymer de Valencia with the king; John de
Walkyngham going to William de Canti Lupo [no.
1370]. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2313 July 20
William de Hustweyt, Peter de Malo Lacu, both with
the king; Robert Peaus, clerk, with the earl of
Gloucester. [All 1 Nov.] [ibidj.
2314 July 22
Walter de Bello Campo, steward of the household,
William de Rede; Miles de Stapelton with the earl of
Lincoln; William de Monte Gomery going to the king
[no. 1373], and Hugh de Meygnil, Ralph de Rochford,
John de Sutton, John de Monte Gomery, all going
with William; William de Dunolm with John de
Segrave. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2315 July 23
William Burdet de Louseby [no. 1372], and Ralph
son of William de Arnhale going with him to the king;
Thomas de Grey with the king, attested by J. de
Benstede, Richard Wyttellang with William de Felton,
attested by William; Peter de Greseleye going to the
prince of Wales [no. 1374]; John de Menill going with
Nicholas de Menhill to the king. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2316 August 2
William de Ros of Werk going to the king, by the
king himself; Walter de Huntercumbe [no. 1376], Guy
de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, duplicate, both
with the king; Robert de Camoys with Hugh le
Despenser, attested by Hugh; John Pesche with the
earl of Warwick; Adam de Monte Alto, Mr Robert
Scarlet, both going to the king; Henry de Dyn, John
de Sclou, both going to Thomas le Latimer. [All
1 Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 2].
2317 August 10
William son of William de Spretburgh with the earl of
Surrey; 1 November, [ibid].
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1301
2318 August 12
Robert fil' Roger with the king; 1 November, by the
king himself [no. 1377]. [ibid].
2319 August 22
Protection, in both Ireland and England, for Alan
son of William fil' Waran [sic] with the prince of
Wales; Christmas [no. 1378]. [ibid].
2320 August 24
John de Hynton in company of the earl of Hereford;
1 November, by writ of privy seal. [C 67/14, m. l].
2321 September 8
Alan de Plogenet going to the king [no. 1379];
Nicholas de Veteri Ponte, Thomas de Ingeho,
William de Swyneburn, all attested by Walter de
Bello Campo; William de Wauton with Maurice de
Berkeleye, attested by Robert fil' Pagan. [All 1
Nov.] [C 67/14, m. 2].
2322 September 11
Roger Corbet with the king; Christmas, by writ of
privy seal. [ibid].
2323 September 15
Richard de Castreton, Ingram de Gynes, Gilbert de
Lyndesey, all with the earl of Hereford, attested by
the earl; John son of John Mauleverer with Henry de
Lacy. [Both 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2324 September 27
John son of Adam de Novo Mercato with the earl of
Lincoln; John de Seyton with the king, by the king
himself. [Both no. 1381; both 1 Nov.] Adam de
Kereseye with John de Sancto Johanne; Christmas,
attested by John. [C 67/14, m. 2]. Edmond Folyot,
John son of Hugh de Offington, both with the king;
Christmas, both by writ of privy seal. [C 67/14, m. 1].
2325 September 30
John de Cantilupo. [C 67/14, m. 2]. Henry de
Pinkeni. [C 67/14, m. 1] [Both no. 1382, with the
king, until Easter, and by writ of privy seal I.
2326 October 1
John de Moun [no. 1383], Henry de Gastingbyres,
both with the king; Easter, by writ of privy seal.
[C 67/14, m. 1].
2327 October 8
Henry de Harecurt with Edmund de Hastinges;
Easter, attested by the treasurer. John son of Jordan
1301
2327 October 8 Contd.
de Mitton; Christmas, attested by R. de Cliderowe.
[ibid].
2328 October 12
Robert de Scales with the king; Easter, by writ of
privy seal [no. 1385]. [C 67/14, m. l]. Peter Golding
of Beverley with the king; Christmas. [C 67/15,
m. 16].
2329 October 14
Nicholas de Carru with the king; 1 Nov. Gilbert de
Briddeshale, Henry de Luffenham, John Herun,
William de Sancta Barba, Thomas Watelyn. (Note)
Vacated because in the Patent Roll. [See Cal.
Pat. R., 1292-1301, 608.] William Rybaut with
Walter de Huntercumbe; 1 Nov., attested by Walter.
Peter de Gresley with the prince of Wales; Christmas,
attested by the prince. Nicholas de Cheny with the
prince; Easter, duplicate. John de Carru with John
de Sancto Johanne; Christmas. John de Castre
defending Dumfries castle, Easter, and John de
Oxeby with the prince, Christmas, both attested by
Peter de Tatinton. Robert de Camoys with the
king; Easter, by writ of privy seal. Theobald de
Nevill with John de Segrave; Christmas. Hugh de
Veer with the king; Easter, duplicate, one on 8 Oct.
and another on 14 Oct. [sic] [no. 1385]; Alphonse de
Veer, Robert fil' Nigel, Hugh de Patemere, William
Banns, John de Brampton, Robert le Poer, Robert
de Sancto Claro, Geoffrey de Saham, William de
Sancto Johanne, John de Hull, John le Gynur, all
with Hugh de Veer; Easter. Richard de Monte
Pessulano with the king; Christmas. Marmaduke de
Twenge with the earl of Surrey; Easter [no. 1385].
Robert de Bonynton, Robert le Conestable, Jordan
de Daldene, all with Marmaduke; Easter [no. 1385].
[C 67/14, m. 1].
2330 October 15
Roger Kempe, Roger de Selmestrode [.sjc], Robert
Coffyn [no. 1385], all with the king; Easter,
attested by W. de Bello Campo. Richard de Monte
Pessulano with the king; Christmas. Nicholas de
Northwode with the king; Easter, by writ of privy
seal. Mr Robert de Cydesterne, parson of Hadlegh
church, with the prince of Wales; Easter, attested by
the prince. Richard de Averenges with Nicholas de
Carru; Easter. Alelinus de Mautort with the king;
Christmas. [C 67/14, m. ll.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1301
2331 October 18
William de Withinton, parson of Sidesterne church,
with the king; Easter, attested by Peter de Abyton.
Peter fil' Thomas with the earl of Surrey; Easter,
attested by F. de Sheffeld. Geoffrey de Hauvill with
the king; Easter, attested by Alexander le Convers,
duplicate. Hugh son of Nicholas de Seleby, going to
the king; 2 Feb., attested by William de Carleton.
John de Newenham defending Berwick; Easter,
attested by John Burdun. [ibid].
2332 October 24
Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick; Easter.
Rotheric de Hispannia with the prince of
Wales; Easter, attested by the prince, [ibid].
2333 October 30
Adam de Welle; Easter, by writ of privy seal;
duplicate, [ibid].
2334 November 1
Hugh le Lespenser [sic], William de Ros, duplicate
[no. 1386], Walter de Teye, duplicate [no. 1386],
Amauri de Sancto Amando, John de Duvedale
[no. 1386], Amaneus de la Brette, all with the king;
John de Geyton with Walter de Teye [no. 1386];
Thomas Inggoh [sic], by writ of privy seal; Robert
de Tony, duplicate [no. 1386]; Walter de Montiaco.
Gilbert de Grymmesby, Ralph de Rocheford [no.
1386]; John de Albo Monasterio whom the earl of
Arundel sent to Scotland to make provision against
his coming; Robert de Cleseby. [AH Easter.] [ibid].
2335 November 6
John Lovel; John Dyne [no. 1386], Robert Malet,
both with Amauri de Sancto Amando; William le
Ussher, in company of Walter de Burgham, by writ
of privy seal. [All Easter.] [ C 67/14, m. ij.
2336 November 8
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey [no. 13871; Mr
Nicholas le Achatur. [Both Easter.] [ibid).
2337 November 10
William le Latimer with the king [no. 13871 John
Pecche, Mr William de Apperle, both going to the
king; John de Mereworth with Elizabeth, countess
Holand [sic], by the chancellor; Robert de Chishull,
clerk of the prince of Wales, going to the prince
[no. 1390]; John de Gaysham with the prince;
Geoffrey de Hertlepol with the earl of Gloucester;
Mr Walter de Apperle; Hugh de Elaund with the earl
1301
2337 November 10 Contd.
of Surrey [no. 1388]; William de Husteweyt with
Ralph de Manton, going to the king. [All Easter.]
[ibid].
[End of roll C 67/14]
2338 November 17
Philip de Vernay; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 16].
2339 November 21
Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, with the prince of Wales [nos. 1388-9];
Philip de Lyndeseye, Ralph de Manton, Peter de
Malo Lacu [no. 1388], Robert de Malo Lacu [no.
1388], John de Malo Lacu [no. 1388], Robert de
Colevill [no. 1388], William de Colevill [no. 1388],
Thomas Brun; Richard de Insula, Thomas de
Wakefeld, both with the earl of Surrey; Aymer de
Valencia, duplicate, Alan de Plugenet, valet
[no. 1391], John de Ixnyng, all with the king. [All
Easter.] [ibid].
2340 November 22
Robert de Stredleye, Adam de Ecclessale, both with
the king; Michaelmas. Nicholas le Archer; Easter,
[ibid].
2341 November 24
Adam de Monte Alto; Easter, [ibid].
2342 November 26
John de Benstede, John la Warre, duplicate, both
with the king; Michaelmas [no. 1390]. [ibid].
2343 November 28
Alan de Plogenet with the king; Michaelmas
[no. 13911. [ibidl.
2344 December 1
Robert Ughtred; Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, with the king. [Both
Easter.] Martin Shenche; Robert de Felton with
the king. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2345 December 8
John Chaundos with the prince of Wales; Peter
Ingelard with the king in the prince's company
[no. 1392], [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2346 December 10
Matthew de Redman [no. 13931, John de Stirkeland,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1301
2346 December 10 Contd.
John de Tonstall, all with the king; Easter.
;C 67/15, m. 16].
2347 December 15
Nicholas de Sancto Mauro with Thomas, earl of
Lancaster; Michaelmas [no. 1394J. [ibid].
2348 December 18
John de Daleby, sailor of Yarmouth, staying in
Scotland with his ship; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2349 December 20
Robert de Clifford with the king; Easter, [ibid].
2350 December 30
John le Mareschal, Richard le Rous, Thomas
Childerman, William de Colebrok, all with Robert
[Ralph?] de Manton; Roderic de Ispania in company
of the prince of Wales. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
1302
2351 January 1
Mr Robert Scarlet with the king; Thomas Malet,
going to Scotland with the footmen selected by him
in Notts and Derby [no. 1395]. [Both Easter.] [ibidl.
2352 January 4
Thomas de Wyke with the prince of Wales; Easter,
[ibid].
2353 January 7
Alan fil' Warin with the king; Alexander de Balliolo,
attested by J. de Benstede. [Both Michaelmas.]
[ibid] [See Rot. Scot., i, 52].
2354 Jam
Hermans \i
ary 8
/c| le Spicer; Easter, [ibidl.
2355 January 10
Nicholas le Carreu and John his son staying in
Bothwell castle; 24 June. [C 67/15, m. 16]. Roger
le Carreu; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 15).
2356 January 12
Rotheric fil' Giffrini, Robert le Clerk, both with the
king; Ralph Bloyou with Aymer de Valencia. [All
Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 16|.
2357 January 14
John de Wygeton with John de Sancto Jonanne;
Easter. [C 67/15, m. 16l.
1302
2358 January 15
Richard de Swyneburn with Walter de Bello Campo;
Michaelmas. Edmund de Cornubia with the king;
24 June [no. 1397]. [ibid].
2359 January 16
Peter de Goushull; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2360 January 18
Peter Chaunterel, John Chaunterel, both with the
earl of Surrey; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2361 January 20
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey [no. 1396], Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, both with the king; Michaelmas,
by the king himself, [ibid].
2362 January 21
William de Karliolo in company of John de Sancto
Jchanne; Easter, [ibid] [Entered twice].
2363 January 24
Thomas de Sancto Laudo with the king; 24 June,
[ibidl.
2364 January 26
William de Dunolmia with John de Segrave; Henry de
Steynford defending Lochmaben castle. [Both 24
June.] [ibid].
2365 February 17
Walter de Burghdon; 30 Nov. [ibid].
2366 April 28
Henry de Harecurt defending Berwick castle with
Edmund de Hastinges; one year, by the king himself.
[C 67/15, m. 151.
2367 May 2
Robert de Cleseby; Martin Senche with John de
Sancto Johanne. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2368 June 12
Mr John de Weston; Easter, [ibid].
2369 July 22
Robertde'ciifford; Christmas, [ibidl.
2370 July 24
William le Latimer, senior; Christmas [no. 13991.
[ibidl.
2371 July 26
Richard de la Chaumbre, John de Vilers, Edmund
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1302
2371 July 26 Contd.
Foliot and Edmund de Misene with him. [All
Christmas.] [ibid].
2372 July 28
John de Luda, Robert de Canti Lupo, John Fuleburn,
all with John de Sancto Johanne; Christmas. [C 67/15,
m. 15].
2373 August 4
John de Sedgrave [sic] [no. 1400]; John Russel,
Robert de Watervill, Thomas de Nevill [no. 1400],
Henry de Walynton, Robert Bayard, all with John de
Sedgrave. [All Christmas.] [ibid].
2374 August 17
Hugh atte Gole of Quappelade, going to John de
Sancto Johanne; Easter, [ibid].
2375 August 28
Hugh Biset; one year. [ibid].
2376 September 9
William de Karliolo with John de Sancto Johanne;
Christmas, [ibid].
2377 September 13
William de Felton; Christmas, [ibid].
2378 September 15
Roger Kempe; Christmas, [ibid].
2379 September 23
Thomas Grey, Nicholas de Killum, both with Patrick
de Dunbar, earl of March; Christmas, [ibid] [See
Rot. Scot., i, 52].
2380 September 26
Alexander de Balliolo; one year, by the king himself,
nuncio J. de Bietann by his letter [sic\. [ibid]
[See Rot. Scot., i, 52].
2381 October 5
William de Wakfeld with Robert de Clifford, staying
in the Scottish marches; Christmas, [ibid).
2382 October 6
William le Latimer junior; Christmas [no. 1401].
[ibid].
2383 October 14
Edmund de Hastinges; one year, by the king himself
[no. 1402]. John Comyn of Ulseby with Edmund;
Easter, by the king himself, [ibid] [See Rot. Scot.,
i, 52].
1302
2384 October 21
James de Estle with John de Segrave; Robert de
Neketon. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2385 October 28
William de Ferariis; Easter, by the king himself.
[C 67/15, m. 15].
2386 October 30
Ralph Godar; 2 Feb. [ibid].
2387 November 5
Oliver la Zusche; Easter, [ibid].
2388 November 6
John Stikeberd with John de Sancto Johanne; Easter,
[ibid].
2389 November 12
William de Pacy defending Jedburgh castle; Easter.
John Butteturte [no. 1404], and John de Daggewurth,
Robert de Boton, John de Castre, William de
Butteturte, William Bule, John Post, John de Felton,
Robert de Felton, Ralph Butteturte, John de Moygne,
all with him. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2390 December 1
Constantine de la Foreste, William his brother;
Whitsun. [ibid].
2391 December 30
Simon de Segrave with John de Segrave; Easter,
[ibid].
1303
2392 January 9
John Lovel of Tichemersh [no. 1405], John de
Sancto Johanne [nos. 1405, 1413]; John de la Hoese,
Thomas Lovel [no. 1414], John de Syndlesham, all
with John Lovel. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2393 January 12
John de Newenham, by the king himself; Richard
Siward, Robert de Swynburn. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2394 January 13
Ralph de Manton, by the king himself, duplicate
[no. 1407]; Robert de Kendale, Richard de
Haverings, Robert de Shaddeworth, Geoffrey fil'
Warin, Richard Rus, William de Husthwayt, William
de Colebrok, all with Ralph. John de Segrave
senior, duplicate [no. 1406]; John de Ferariis, by
the king himself, duplicate; Galbert de Lyndesay
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2394 January 13 Contd.
with John; Mr Richard Longynour of Chester; William
le Latimer senior. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2395 January 20
William Tuchet [no. 1412], John de Sancto Johanne
of Lageham, Richard Tuchet, all with William le
Latimer senior; John de Asshele, Edmund de
Hastinges; Henry de Segrave [no. 1412], Robert de
Watervill [no. 1408], both going to John de Segrave,
the king's deputy in Scotland [sic]; John de Seyton
with John de Segrave [no. 1416]; Richard de Seyton
with John de Seyton. [C 67A5, m. 15]. Nicholas de
Aulton going to John de Sancto Johanne; Humfrey
de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex [no. 1409].
[C 67/15, m. 14] [All Whitsun].
2396 January 29
John le Pestour, Richard de Meleford, John Rastel,
Robert Squier, all going to Linlithgow; Michaelmas,
by the king himself, nuncio J. de Drok [enesford].
[C 67/15, m. 14].
2397 February 3
Giles de Argentein, by the king himself, nuncio
John de Benstede; Robert de Lacy with Giles, by
the king himself. [Both Whitsun]. [ibid].
2398 February 5
Nicholas de Turvill [no. 1412], Richard son of John
Coly of Caple, both with William Tuchet; Whitsun.
I ibid].
2399 February 12
Thomas de Croulton, Richard Baret, John de Insula,
all with John Luvel; William de Brewosa. [All
Whitsun.) [ibid].
2400 February 20
Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare, with the king;
Christmas, [ibid].
2401 February 17
Thomas Paynel in company of John de Sancto
Johanne; Whitsun [no. 14131. [ibid].
2402 February 20
Richard de Lascy of Folketon with Ralph fil'
William; Edmund Bacun in company of John de
Sancto Johanne; Walter de Muncy; Alexander de
Clavering with Robert fil' Roger; Walter de Muncy
[s/cl; Randolph de Hellebek with the said Alexander.
[All Whitsun.] [ibid].
1303
2403 February 25
Michael de Farndon; Robert de Hilton defending the
Scottish marches. [Both Whitsun.] [ibid].
2404 February 28
Robert de Clifford [no. 1415], Edmund de Wasteneys
in his company. [Both Whitsun.] [C 67/15, m. 14].
2405 March 4
John de Wygeton, Reginald le Porter; William le
Sautriur in company of Margaret, queen of England,
by the king himself. [Both Whitsun.] [ibid].
2406 March 6
John de Cromewell [no. 1416], Gilbert de Luda;
William Waryn with the king; John son of Andrew
Russel of Milton with John fil' Marmaduke [no. 1418].
[All Whitsun.] Gervase Alard of Winchelsea, John le
Lat-.ner [no. 1417], Henry Poteman of London,
Robert Malet [no. 1417]; Michaelmas. John le
Packere, John Stosphan [sic], Richard Lemorie,
Richard atte Putte of Chelk, all going to Scotland
by both land and sea; Michaelmas. John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey [nos. 1418, 1420], Peter Corbet
[no. 1420], Philip de Vernay, Robert de Bello
Campo [no. 1420], all with the king; Roger de
Welleford with Robert de Bello Campo; William
Gerard, Robert Richeman, both with the prince of
Wales. [All Whitsun.] [ibidj.
2407 March 7
John Engayne [no. 1417], Richard de Farnham,
Walter de Wodestok; Whitsun. [ibidj.
2408 March 8
Fulk son of Fulk fil' Warin, by the king himself
[no. 1420); Ralph de Cammeys with Hugh le
Despenser [nos. 1419, 1422). [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2409 March 10
John le Chaundeler with the king; Whitsun. John de
Halstede, Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare, both
with the king, have letters of protection in Ireland
for 2 years. [C 67/15, m. 14). Rotheric de Ispania,
William de Monte Caniso [no. 142l|, both with the
prince of Wales; William le Vavasur, Reginald de
Rokesle, Robert de Bickeleye, all with the king.
|C 67/15, m. 13] [All Whitsun].
2410 March 11
John le Latimer, Nicholas Malemeyns [no. 1437],
Andrew le Treur, Philip de Leghton, Gilbert
Goldston, John de Uvedale [no. 1431), Philip de
PROTECTIONS
1303
2410 March 11 Contd.
Beauveys, William de Saunford [nos. 1419-20], all
with the king; Michael de Ponyngg with the earl of
Surrey; Miles de Bello Campo with John Luvel;
William de Leyburn with the prince of Wales
[no. 1422]; Fulk Payforer [no. 1422], Geoffrey de
Say [no. 1422], Simon de Leyburn [no. 1422], Thomas
de Sancto Leodegario, Richard son of Fulk Payforer
[no. 1422], John de Campania [no. 1422], all with
William de Leyburn in company of the prince of
Wales; John la Warre, Roger de Mortuo Mari
[nos. 1422, 1427], both with the king, by the king
himselL [All Whitsun.] Robert Turk with John le
Packer of Sandwich; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 14].
2411 March 12
Richard de Monte Pessulano with the king; Whitsun.
[ibid].
2412 March 13
Peter de Brampton with the king; Whitsun, by the
king himself, nuncio J. de Benstede. [C 67/15, m.
13].
2413 March 14
Thomas Grele with the prince of Wales; Henry de
Leyburn with William de Leyburn in company of the
prince; John de Merk with the king; Ralph de
Gorges [nos. 1423-4]; Thomas de Wokyndon with
Henry de Grey [no. 1425]; Richard le Waleys with
Brian fil' Alan; John Weylond with Hugh Bardolf.
[C 67/15, m. 14]. Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, and Gilbert de Knovill,
Roger Tyrel, both with him. Philip de Lyndesey with
John Butteturte [no. 1425]. [C 67/15, m. 13]
[All Whitsun].
2414 March 16
Richard le Lu with Giles de Brewosa; Whitsun.
[C 67/15, m. 13).
2415 March 18
Robert de Scales with the king; 15 Oct. [no. 14251.
[C 67/15, m. 14]. John de Mereworth with Elizabeth,
countess of Hereford and Essex; Michaelmas. John
de Sudleye [no. 1433], Peter de Malo Lacu, Robert
de Malo Lacu, all by the king himself; Robert de
Colevill with Peter de Malo Lacu, by the king him-
self; John son of John fil' Alan of Wolverton with the
prince of Wales. [C 67/15, m. 13] [All Whitsun].
1303
2416 March 19
William de Monte Acuto [no. 1473], John de
Bernevill; Michaelmas, by the king himself, [ibid].
2417 March 21
Giles de Brewosa, by the king himself, Richard
Luvel [no. 1427], William de Cantilupo [nos. 1426,
1434], all with the king; Walter Tril with Richard
Luvel; John de Sumery, by the king himself. [All
Whitsun.] [ibid].
2418 March 22
Andrew de Saukevill, Peter Ingelard, Martin Senche
[no. 1427], Robert de Chishull, clerk, all with the
prince of Wales; John Hayrun with Robert fil'
Walter; John Flambard with John de Drokenesford;
Bartholomew de Baddlesmere with Robert de
Clifford [no. 1427] and John Chichche [sic] with
Bartholomew; Walter de Bello Campo, Roger de
Ingepenne senior, both with Aymer de Valencia;
Maurice de Berkeleye with John de Britannia and
Ralph de Hathewy with Maurice. [All Whitsun.]
[ibid].
2419 March 23
John de London, Henry de Helyun [no. 1427],
Geoffrey de London, John Extraneus [no. 1427], all
with the king; John de Chaumpvent, and Stephen de
Depham, Thomas de Isham, chaplain, William de
Stanham, clerk, Edmund de Martlisham, parson of
Fornham church, all with him; Ralph Dobel with
Nicholas de Segrave; Nicholas de Carreu; Robert
fil' Nigel with Thomas earl of Lancaster; Roger son
of Roger de Bracy, William de Sancto Johanne, both
with the same Roger; Giles de Fisshacre about to
go to Scotland to make provision for William Martyn
there. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2420 March 31
William le Butiller of Wemme with the king [no.
1429]. [C 67/15, m. 13]. Robert de Tony with the
king [no. 1429 ?]. [C 67/15, m. 12] [Both
Michaelmas].
2421 April 5
Henry de Lancastre ]no. 1437], and Ingram Berenger
[no. 1437], Peter de Baa, Reginald de Bray, Adam
le Skelton, Bogo Gacelyn, Hugh de Corf, parson of
Hynepidele church, all with him. [All Michaelmas.]
IC 67/15, m. 13].
PROTECTIONS
421
1303
2422 April 6
John fir Simon with the prince of Wales; Whitsun.
[ibid].
2423 April 8
Ralph de Scales with Robert de Scales [no. 14331;
William de Botreaus; Robert de Tateshale [no. 14371,
duplicate, William de Felton, duplicate, Richard de
Bolton, Alexander de Fryvill [no. 1437], Edmund de
Cornubia [no. 1434], John Hayward, Henry de
Bluntesdon, chaplain, Ralph de Stanford, chaplain
[no. 14341, Mr Nicholas le Acatur, William le
Geytur, Philip de Vernay, Robert Chyval, Walter de
Rye, John de Uvedale [no. 1432], William de
Grandisone, by the king himself, John de Wysham,
William de Ros of Ingmanthorp junior, all with the
king; William de Ros with the same William; William
le Mareschal [no. 1432], Thomas de Hauvill [no.
1433], John de Carminou, Henry de Urtiaco; John
Neirunt, Richard de Nevill, Nicholas de Wettele, all
with William de Cantilupo; Thomas son of Gilbert de
Freskeneye, Richard Bacun, both with the earl of
Hereford and Essex; John de More, chaplain, with
John de Benstede; Richard de Bere with William de
Grandisono; John de Grey, Reginald de Grey, both
with the prince of Wales; Urian de Sancto Petro,
John de Eyncurt, both with Reginald de Grey; John
de Orreby, John de Ardern, Thomas de Wodhull,
Alexander de Siwell, John de Beche, Stephen de
Medeburn, Richard de Grey, Walter de Braddene,
Simon de Tyringham, Ralph son of Richard de
Sinelesho, Thomas de Northwode, John de Elleford,
William Passelewe, Simon de Wadhill, all with
Reginald de Grey; Robert fil' Nigel with the earl of
Lancaster; William de Sancto Johanne of Plumpton,
Reginald son of Roger de Bray, both with Robert fil'
Nigel. IC 67/15, m. 13]. Robert de la Warde [no.
1434], Richard de Swyneford, John de Lymar, Philip
Darcy, Baldwin de Insula, Hugh Darcy, William de
Wylgheby, valet to John de Lymar, Guy de Bello
Campo, earl of Warwick, duplicate, Fulk Extraneus,
duplicate, by the king himself, John Carbonel
[no. 1437], Nicholas Burdeleys of Stachedon, all
with the king; John de Langeford, William le Blund,
Philip de Hardreshull, William Tymmor, Randolph de
Staunton, John le Taillur, Peter de Greseleye,
Robert de Staunton, all with Robert de la Warde.
[All Michaelmas.] Robert fil' Robert de Wynepol,
clerk; one year. Philip de Nevill with Philip Darcy;
John de Basingham, clerk, William de Bernak,
1303
2423 April 8 Contd.
Walter de Botheby, William de Vallibus, all with
Robert de Tateshale; Matthew de Redman [no. 1437],
John de Kyngeston, Walter de Kyngeston, Osbert de
Kyngeston, William de Tudeham, Nicholas de
Segrave; Geoffrey de la Mare with the earl of
Hereford and Essex [no. 1434]; Robert Achard
[no. 1437], Warin de Insula, both with Nicholas de
Segrave; Gilbert de Brideshale with the prince of
Wales [no. 1438]. [C 67/15, m. 12] [All Michaelmas].
2424 April 9
Adam de Welle [no. 1432], James de Astle; Thomas
de Sancto Laudo, John de Caltoft, Thomas de
Bromwych, Peter de Goushull, Thomas de Stafford,
all with Adam de Welle; John son of Elias la Riche,
William de Botereaux, both with the king; Ralph de
Aldewyncle with William Touchet; Hugh de Valle in
company of Queen Margaret; John de Bello Campo of
Bennerton with William de Botreaus. [C 67A5, m. 13].
Walter de Agmodesham, the king's clerk [nos. 1434,
14361; William de Ros of Hamelak, Hugh de
Odingeseles, Edmund de Wasteneys, by the king
himself, Walter Fraunceys, Robert le Forester of
Pomelesburn; Robert de Beverlaco [no. 1483],
Thomas de Scalariis [nos. 1435, 1437], Pagan de
Tybotot [no. 1445], Hugh Bardolf [no. 1437],
Thomas Corbet, Robert de Monte Alto [no. 1438], all
with the king; John Marmaduke with Philip de
Verney; Richard de Croupes with Ralph de Gorges;
Simon de Cokefeld with Pagan de Tybotot; Warin de
Bassingburn with Hugh Bardolf [no. 1437]; John de
Clynton of Makestok, John Bracebrigg, Roger de
Bilneye and William his brother, all with Robert de
Monte Alto; Hugh son of John de Seleby going to
John Luvel; Thomas, earl of Lancaster, David Scot
de Burgo Sancti Petri [Peterborough], Robert de
Burne, William fiz Glay, all with the king; Robert
de Holand, Ralph de Vernoun, John de Swumerton
[sic], all with the same earl; William de Leyburn
with the prince of Wales [no. 1438], and Geoffrey
de Say with William; Thomas Malet with the footmen
of the earl of Nottingham. [All Michaelmas.]
[C 67/15, m. 12]. Walter de Agmodesham, clerk;
2 years. Henry de Eyvill with the earl of Surrey;
Henry de Overton with Walter de Bedewynde. [Both
Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 111.
2425 April 10
Simon de Leyburn, Fulk Payforer, Thomas de
Leyburn, John de Buelos, William de Creye, Henry
422
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2425 April 10 Contd.
de Leyburn, John de Campania, Richard Payforer,
Thomas de Sancto Leodegario, Peter de Abyton,
clerk, Robert de Raundes, Thomas Wacelyn of
Briddeshale, all with the prince of Wales; Edward
Charles with the king [no. 14381; Nicholas de
Sancto Mauro [nos. 1436, 1438), Henry de Appelby
[no. 1437], both with the earl of Lancaster; James
de Monte Alto, Robert le Lou, Nicholas de Wedon,
James de Sancto Paulo, John de Chene, John de
Richemunde, all with Thomas de Hauvill; Henry de
Scotenay, William Faukes, William son of Henry de
Farnelay, Thomas Stybayn [no. 1480], all with
Walter de Wessington; Peter de Everiswyk, Richard
Tayur of Harthorp, Walter Russel, all with Thomas
de Whiteworth; Ebulo de Montibus. [AH Michaelmas.]
[C 67A5, m. 12].
2426 April 12
Mr Robert Scarlet, Mr John Gylemyn, Roger Broune
of London, Ralph Bigod, all with the king; John de
Lancastre with John de Segrave [no. 1438]; Thomas
Grele with the prince of Wales; John de Shoswell,
Thomas de Teresesh, Richard Scot, Peter de
Scoteny, John Otewy, John de Beggebury, Henry de
Tyresirth, Thomas le Bastard of Tyreserth, John
de Pysing, Henry de Pysing, all going to Scotland
by sea; Adam de Cateby, William de Hotoft, both
with the earl of Lancaster; John de Bulmer in com-
pany of William le Latimer senior; John de Canti
Lupo, John de Bereford, Henry de Hynton, Roger le
Barbur; Simon de Manecestre with John de Canti
Lupo. [C 67/15, m. 12]. William Avenel, John de
Gaysham, Simon de Goldburgh, Henry de Say, Peter
Ingelard, Edmund de Wyndesor, John de Eggeshale,
Adam le Chaundeler, Stephen de Stone, Richard de
Toncestre, John de Sumery, esquiller [no. 1444],
John de Stone of Harowe, John de Leek, parson of
Taunkersley church, William le Noreys, Richard le
Saus of Crofeld, all with the prince of Wales; Miles
Pichard [no. 1440], John de Sudleye [no. 1433],
William de Ros of Hamelak, Philip de Leghton, Fulk
son of Fulk fil' Warin [nos. 1439-40], all with the
king; Richard de Byrun with the earl of Surrey;
John de Byrun [nos. 1441, 1444]. [C 67/15, m. 11]
[All Michaelmas].
2427 April 13
John de Boylande; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 12],
1303
2428 April 15
Laurence de Baggeshot with the prince of Wales;
Thomas de Wyk with William de Grandisone; Adam
de Staneye, Ralph fil' William [no. 1440]. [C 67A5,
m. 12]. William de Dacre with the earl of Lancaster;
Robert de Ughtred with the footmen of Yorkshire
[nos. 1440, 1442]; William Russel, Walter Fraunceis,
Peter Pycot, John de Ufford [no. 1441], Adam le
Forester of Brokesburn, Walter de Gilling, Miles de
Stapelton, Robert de Bavent [no. 1434], all with the
king; Gilbert de Knovill [no. 1441], John Bluet
[no. 1441], Robert de Grendon, John de Fratyng,
Roger Tyrel [no. 1441], Thomas de Coudray, Roger
de Mortuo Mari [nos. 1441, 1479] by the king him-
self, all with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford;
Hugh Godard [no. 1441], Owen de Monte Gomeri
[no. 1441], both with Roger de Mortuo Mari; John de
Staundon, Thomas de Rouclyve, Peter de Glaston,
Elias Stedeman, all with William Russel; Thomas de
Chaucumbe [no. 1442], William Avenel, Walter de
Welhop [no. 1443], all with John de Drokenesford,
keeper of the wardrobe; Robert de Engleys with
Robert de Clifford. [C 67/15, m. 11] [All
Michaelmas].
2429 April 16
Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford [no. 1455]; John Sampson going to Scotland
with victuals etc. provided in Yorkshire; John Mynot
with John de Sudleye; John de Benstede [no. 1447],
duplicate, John Powas, Richard Bygote, John de la
Mare, William Waryn, all with the king; Thomas de
Hellebeck with Robert de Clifford [no. 1441]; John
de Sumery, by the king himself, duplicate [no. 1444].
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2430 April 18
Robert de Taburny, John de Yucflet, John de
Britannia junior, Theobald de Nevill [no. 1445],
Henry fil' Nigel, John Cruker, Hugh de Mortuo Mari
[nos. 1444, 1450], Henry de Bosco [no. 1444], Roger
de Cressy, John de Staundon, Thomas de Rouclyve,
John Page, Elias Stedeman, Richard de Merewell.
Simon de Segrave, Pagan de Tybotot [no. 1445] , all
with the king; Philip de Kyme [no. 1444], Richard de
Grey, Robert le Paneter, Robert de Leyburn; Robert
de Swyneburn with John de Buteturte; Adam de Ponte
fracto of Myrfeld with John de Warenna; Geoffrey de
Melsa [no. 1456], John de Halghton [no. 1457], both
with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford; Ralph son
of William de Arnhale with John de Segrave; Roger
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2430 April 18 Contd.
de Inkepenne with Beatrice de Valencia, consort of
Aymer de Valencia; Baldwin de Maners, Simon de
Cokefeld, both with Pagan de Tybotot; Osbert de
Spaldington with William de Ros of Hamelak. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2431 April 20
John de Creppinges [nos. 1453, 1481], by the king
himself, Richard Luvel [no. 1445], Robert de Bello
Campo [no. 1445], all with the king; Thomas de
Colevill [no. 1467], John de Bolton, William de
Roucestre, Ralph de Beston, John de Wyrkeleye,
Nicholas de Holteby, all with William le Vavassur,
William de Yeland, William de Chauncy, Hugh le
Warenner, William de Creppinges, Nicholas de la
Marche, all with John de Creppinges; Robert de
Leyburn; Roger de Wellesford with Robert de Bello
Campo, by the king himself; Walter de Tril with
Richard Lovel, by the king himself; John de Melsa
with John de Ros. [All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 11].
2432 April 21
John de Ros in company of the earl of Surrey, by
the king himself; Robert de Watervill [no. 1446],
Henry de Percy [no. 1455], Matthew de Osgodby, all
with the king; William de Colecestre, Nicholas
Meynel; Gerard Salvayn with William de Ros of
Hamelak and William Paumes, Robert Danyel, both
with Gerard; Philip de Lyndeseye with Henry de
Percy; John Hamelyn with the earl of Warwick;
Adam de Hibernia with John de Drokenesford; John
de Tunstal with Matthew de Redeman, in company
of John Butetourte; John de Clif with Robert fil'
Roger. [All Michaelmas.) [ibid].
2433 April 22
William de Grymesby of York, going to Scotland
with victuals [etc] for the king and those with him;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2434 April 23
William de Pothou, John de Donynton; Marmaduke de
Twenge with the king [no. 1445], and Robert le
Conestable, John de Hasthorp, Ralph de la More,
Simon Drenge, John Thorny of Rudstayn, William de
Middelton, Thomas le Despenser, all with Marmaduke.
[All Michaelmas.] I ibid].
2435 April 27
Alexander de Balliolo [see Rot. Scot., i, 52|, Roger
de Boiling with him; Thomas de Wokyndon, dupli-
1303
2435 April 27 Contd.
cate, John la Warre [nos. 1450, 1454], Edmund de
Wylyngton, all with the king; William Inge with the
prince of Wales [no. 1448] and Geoffrey de
Skeftington with William; Roger Kempe, Roger de
Shelvestrode, both with John la Warre; Christopher
de Seyton with John Buteturte [see Rot. Scot., i, 52].
[All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 10].
2436 April 29
John de Maundevill, Thomas de Wedon, Robert de
Plumpton [no. 1453], Stephen de Goseford, Robert de
Drayton and William his brother, Robert and John
Trote, William Tuchet, Richard de Toppeclive,
Peter Pode, Nicholas de Hastyng, Hugh Hasting,
John de Yeland, Ralph de Bulmer, Walter de Kelk,
Bertin Bacun, Gilbert Haunsard, Thomas de Boulton,
John de Cauncefeld, John de Kelk, Robert de
Stewardby, Henry de Carleton, Thomas de Wyvill;
William de Cambhow [no. 1448], John Fyllol,
William Fyllol, Henry de Ilderton, Robert de Luker,
Robert fil' Roger [no. 1452], Thomas de Coston,
Thomas de Bekeryngg [no. 1450], John Lestraunge
[no. 1450], John de Drokenesford, Robert le Forester
of Plummesburn, Peter son of Peter de Malo Lacu,
Edmund Deyncurt, Geoffrey de Stok, clerk, all with
the king; John son of John fil' Alan of Wulverton,
Mr Robert of Cidesterne, clerk, John fil' Simon,
John son of Hugh de la Mare and Rotheric le
Chaumberleyn, all with the prince of Wales; Philip
de Okebere with John de Buteturte; Robert de
Umfravill and Robert Haunsard, both with William le
Latimer; Nicholas de Petreton with John de Nevill;
Henry de Steynford with John fil' Marmaduke;
Nicholas de Turvill [no. 1450], Roger de Preston,
Philip de Monte Gomeri, John de Newenham, Richard
Tuchet, all with William Tuchet; Thomas de
Richmund with John de Benstede; John de Holebrok
with William le Mareschal; William de Roseles
[no. 1452] with John de Barton of Fryton; John de
Grasenlehoil with Eustace de Hacche; Richard de
Havering with Walter de Bedewynd. Ralph Godard
of Nottingham, merchant, about to bring certain of
the king's victuals to Berwick; Ralph de Shirleye,
sheriff of Notts and Derby, attested the reason for
this protection. Maurice de Berkeleye, and Thomas
de Gurneys, John de Berkeley, Thomas de Byngham,
Thomas son of Thomas de Berkeley, Henry de
Drayton, William de Wauton, all with Maurice in com-
pany of John de Britannia; Roger le Sauvage, John
de Scures, James de Molendinis, Adam de Hibernia,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2436 April 29 Contd.
Alexander Cheverel, Richard de Borhunt, Hugh de
Sancto Philiberto, all with John de Drokenesford;
Nicholas le Archer with Philip de Vernay; Thomas
de Novo Mercato, John de Lacy, Robert de Kirketon,
John de Steynton, William Oriseitdeus, all with
John Luvel; Hamo de Heworth with Peter de Malo
Lacu; John de Alba Marlia with Gilbert de Knovill;
John de Gotham, Robert de Lacy, both with John de
Segrave; John de Valers with William de Grandisono.
[All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 10].
2437 May 6
The prince of Wales with the king; Michaelmas.
William de Wythinton, parson of Sydistern church,
staying to pacify the Scottish marches; one year.
John de Sutton with Henry de Percy; John Danyel
with Gerard de Salvayn; John son of Alan de
Walkyngham, who is with William de Canti Lupo;
Philip Estormy with William de Monte Acuto; Robert
de Ufford, Hugh de Patemere, Adam de Hudleston,
Reginald fil' Reginald [no. 1451], William de
Stopham, Alan de Plugenet, John de Vienne and
Thomas de Minerton of Gillesland; John son of
Jordan de Mitton with Adam de Hudleston; William
Sumercotes with Hugh Bardulf; Edmund Foliot
[no. 1470] with William de Felton; Robert de Ros
with William de Ros of Hamelak; Thomas de
Caumvill, Richard Byset, Robert de Tony [no. 1454],
Edward de Malo Lacu, Nicholas Malemeyne
[nos. 1437, 1448], Henry de Segrave [no. 1450], and
Alexander de Clavering [no. 1450], all with the king;
Richard de Dokeseye with the prince of Wales;
William de Beyouse with Adam de Well. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2438 May 7
William son of Robert de Ros of Werk, Thomas de
Monceaus, Jordan de Daldon junior, Ralph de
Bellafago, Nicholas de Luda and Thomas de
Warthhill, all with Marmaduke de Twenge; Randolph
de Helbek [no. 1450] with Alexander de Clavering;
Robert de Bonyngton, Alan la Zusche, Ralph de
Stokes, John Flambard, Robert son of Jordan de
Kendale; Adam de la Barewe with Miles Pychard;
Richard de Scrutevill with Robert de Ros; Edmund
Gacelyn with Thomas earl of Lancaster; Eustace
de Hacche [no. 1454], Richard de Welles, Ralph de
Gorges [no. 1455], Richard le Rus, Robert de Tony
[no. 1454], all with the king; John de Ebroicis with
Richard de Welles; Guy Ferre with the prince of
1303
2438 May 7 Contd.
Wales; Osbert de Spaldington with William de Ros
of Hamelak; John de Clavering, Edmund de
Hemegrave, both with Robert fil' Roger; Peter de
Pykering with John de Duvedale; John de Orreby
with Reginald de Grey; John de Heselarton with
Henry de Percy; John Bardolf, Alexander de
Monteforte, both with Hugh Bardolf; Francis Tyais
with the earl of Surrey. [All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15,
m. 9].
2439 May 9
Richard de Burghope, John de Mortuo Mari of
Kydremenstre, both with Roger de Mortuo Mari;
Robert de la More junior, Adam le Wayt, Robert de
Tateshale, all with the king; John de Seyton with
John de Segrave; John Luvel of Tychemersh by the
king himself, Robert de Lathum; Robert de Maremy,
going to Scotland to make provision for Roger la
Warre with the king there; Stephen Lovel, Richard
de la Rokele, both with Robert de Tony; Thomas
Lovel with John Luvel; Robert de la Gore, William
de Hertwell, both with Miles Richard. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2440 May 10
William de Felton and John his son; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2441 May 13
John Dyne [no. 1464], Walter de Bello Campo
[no. 1455], Walter de Huntercumbe [no. 1458],
Robert de Tilleol [no. 1458], William de la Rude,
Alexander de Fryvill [no. 1457], duplicate, Peter
de Malo Lacu [no. 1459], all with the king; Gilbert
son of Thomas de Clare, John de la Mare, John son
of William de Bramton, Robert de Nodar, Walter de
Bermyngham, all with the prince of Wales; Richard
le Waleys with Brian fil' Alan; Robert de Wylardeby
[no. 1458] with Robert de Tilleol; Randolph de
Albo Monasterio [no. 1460] with Miles de Stapelton;
William de Penyton, William Basset, Peter de
Tadcastre, John de Guildeford, all with the earl of
Surrey; William Gubaud [no. 1458], William le
Conestable, Robert fil' Walter [no. 1458], John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey [nos. 1455-6], John de
Bello Campo [no, 1459] by the king himself, John
Pointz, Nicholas de Metham, Henry de Bodrigan,
Geoffrey de Sancto Quintino, Hugh de la More, Alan
de Ruston; John de Faucumberge and William Wytik,
his valet, both with Robert de Tilleol [nos. 1458,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2441 May 13 Contd.
1471]; Humfrey de Bassingburn with John de Segrave
[no. 1458]; Maurice le Brun with Robert de Clifford
and Henry le Brun with Maurice; William de Wauton
[no. 1458], John de Herun [no. 1458], William Bagot
[no. 1456], Gilbert Pecche, Ralph de Farnham,
Richard Bagot [no. 1456], Richard de Stepilton,
Matius de Culynge, Stephen de London, all with
Robert fir Walter; William de Dene, William
Visdelon, Giles de Brewosa [no. 1476], Nicholas
Engayne, Ralph de Waltham, William de Wyngefeld,
all with John Engayne; Peter de Bodrugan, Robert
de Echingham, Henry de Bodrugan, all with Hugh le
Despenser; John Mauleverer with William de Ros of
Ingmanthorp. [All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 9].
2442 May 14
Edmund Basset, John Huse, Richard, parson of
Hallewynngfeld church, all with Henry de Lancastre;
Thomas de Colevill, Nicholas de Holteby, Geoffrey,
valet of the same Thomas, all with William de Ros
[no. 1467]. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2443 May 16
John de Ferariis [nos. 1459-60], and Hamo de
Illeye, Gilbert de Lyndeseye [no. 1459], duplicate
Robert de Sapy [no. 1459], Walter de Wylton of
Pynchenecumbe, all with him; John de Cromwell
[nos. 1459, 1467]. [C 67/15, m. 9|. John de Mohun
Henry de Bohun; Reginald de Sancto Martino, Henry
de Glaston, William de Disworth, all with John de
Mohun; John de Lungevill with William de Canti
Lupo [no. 1457]; John Engayne [no. 1456], dupli-
cate, Robert de Felton, William le Latimer senior
[no. 1457], all with the king; John de Home, Roger
de Loges, Henry Peysun, John Pecche [no. 1457|,
Walter Haket [no. 1457], John de Weyland [no. 1457],
William de Cleydon, Robert de Peyton, Nicholas de
Bosco, Richard de Borhunte, John Scares, Richard de
Wynton, John de Haulton [no. 1457], John de Nevill
John de Houton, Henry de Pomeray [no. 1460], Hugh
de Curtenay [no. 1457|, Bartholomew de Badlesmere
[no. 1457], John [s/c], Robert de Barton, William
Martyn [nos. 1457, 1460], Grimbald Pauncefot
[no. 1459], Richard de Morleye [no. 1457], Richard
Laverok, John de Boulton [no. 1457|, Robert de
Ryboef (no. 1457], John son of William Giffard
[no. 1460], John de Bishopeston, Robert de Hilton,
all going to the king in Scotland; William son of
William de Emeleye, William de Saunford, both with
the earl of Surrey; Robert de Borstal with John
1303
2443 May 16 Contd.
Segrave [no. 1457]; Thomas de Cimiterio with John
de Nevill; Thomas de Cyrencestre [no. 1457], John
de Chevereston, Stephen de Haccumbe, all with
Hugh de Curtenay; John de Meriet with John de
Bello Campo [no. 1457]; Giles de Avenebury with
Henry de Bohun; Thurstan Burgeys with Henry de la
Pomeray; Adam de Skelton with Henry de Lancastre;
Adam Bernard with John Huse; John Extraneus
[nos. 1457, 1469, 1476], Thomas Corbet [nos. 1457,
1467], both with Fulk Extraneus; Andrew de
Maukevill, John de Chaundos, both with the prince
of Wales; William Marmyun with John de Bracebrige;
Thomas Fattyng, William Russel, both with Robert
de Monte Alto; Robert Poer, Robert de Hastinges,
John de Dukesworth, Alphonse de Veer, all with
Thomas son of Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford;
Reginald de Rokelegh, Robert de Stanegreve,
Walter de Rokeslegh [no. 1488], all with William
de Brewosa; Giles de Fishacre with William Martyn
[no. 1457]; Isambard de Sancto Blimundo with
Nicholas Pointz. [C 67/15, m. 8] [All Michaelmas].
2444 May 18
Hugh de Alditheleye [Audley] going to the king;
Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 8].
2444 May 18
Igh de Aldiliieieye irtui
chaelmas. [C 67/15, m
2445 May 19
William de Briseworth with the king. [C 67/15, m. 8].
John de Wygeton with the king [no. 1461); Mr William
de Apperleye. [C 67/15, m. 7] [All Michaelmas].
2446 May 20
John Lovel of Tychemershe with the king;
Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 7).
2447 May 21
Robert de Reymes, Mr Hugh le Keu, both with
Henry de Percy; Robert de Clifford with the king
[no. 1465]; Walter de Teye [no. 1462], William le
Mareschal [no. 1463], John de Chaumpvent, all
going to the king; John de Geyton with Walter de
Teye [no. 1462]; Roger de Ormesby, Roger de
Ripariis, Henry Bacun, Anselm le Mareschal,
Thomas Bacun, Robert de Colton, John de Cove
[no. 1478], Alexander de Walcote, Nicholas de
Bauham, all with William le Mareschal; Stephen de
Depham, Edward de Martlesham, parson of Fornham
church, both with John de Chaumpvent; John de
Mortuo Mari of Kyderminstre with Roger de Mortuo
Mari, attested by the king himself; Richard de
PROTECTIONS
1303
2447 May 21 Contd.
Grymstede, John le Rus [no. 1462], John de la Bere
[no. 1462], all with Alan Plugenet; William de
Wyntreshull. [All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m, 8].
2448 May 24
William de Ferrariis going to the king [no. 1462],
and Philip la Zusche [no. 1462], John de Chidyok,
Alexander de Harcars, Nicholas de Grendale, Ralph
de Stanlowe, Peter de Ouden, all with William. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2449 May 26
Thomas de Corbrigg going to Robert de Tony;
Henry de Grey [no. 1465], duplicate, Hugh de Sancto
Philiberto [no. 1465], both going to the king; William
le Cuppere, John de Northwode junior, John de
Cardoil, John de Tany, William Frere, Ralph son of
John de Brodestrete, all with Henry de Grey;
Alexander Cheverel, Warin de Bassingburn, Robert
de Offenton [all no. 1465], all with Hugh de
Philiberto; Roger le Parker, Laurence de Snappe,
John de Watevill [no. 14651, all with Alexander de
Cheverel; Robert de Shireland with the king.
[C 67/15, m. 8]. William de Ros of Hamelak staying
in Scotland with the king [see Rot. Scot., i, 52];
John Boteturte with the king; Thomas de Flore with
Philip de Welle; John de Hello Campo of Fyshyde
with Robert de Scales [no. 1465]; Robert fil' Pagan
going to the king [nos. 1465, 1468]; John de
Coumbe [no. 1479], Walter de Skydemor, John de
Caru, all with Robert fil' Pagan; Martin Senche
[no. 1465], valet to the prince of Wales, about to go
to the prince [repeated May 30]; Peter Bukeskyn
with Robert fil' Roger; Stephen de Colton; John de
Sancto Johanne and Isabella his wife staying in
Scotland jno. 1471]. [C 67/15, m. 7 d.] [All
Michaelmas].
2450 May 28
Robert de Brus senior [no. 1466| with the king;
14 Oct. [See Rot. Scot., i, 52]. Adam de Hyndelegh
with Adam de Hudleston; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2451 May 30
Walter de Hopton, Roger Corbet, both with John de
Segrave; John de Eyvill junior, William fil' Absolon,
Ralph de Cameys, Nicholas Scot of Newcastle upon
Tyne, all going to the king; Robert Malet with
Amaury de Sancto Amando [no. 1467]; Robert de
Joneby with Robert de Clifford; Robert de Rochester,
1303
2451 May 30 Contd.
William de Brewosa [no. 1471], both with the king;
Robert de Stanegrave, James de Bohun, John le
Butiller, John de Landymor, Richard de Weston of
Hoke Launde, Walter Burgeys of Horsham, all with
William de Brewosa; John de Bernevill with the
prince of Wales; Thomas de Jaye with John
Extraneus; Martin Shenche, valet of the prince of
Wales, going to the prince [nos. 1465, 2449]. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2452 June 4
Robert Cokerel of Buxale with Thomas de Verdun;
John de Cormailles [no. 1471], William de Rithre,
Walter de Welhop, John de Fulleburne [no. 1472],
all with the king; John de Boltesham, Richard le
Trumpur of Blida [Blyth], Thomas Brun, Aymer de
Valencia [no. 1470], all going to the king; William
de Wyvil going to William de Ros [no. 1470]; John
de Weston, clerk, Henry de Kyghelay, Henry son of
Hugh de Codesleye of Blockeswys; Baldwin de
Paunton, William de Monte Caniso, both with the
prince of Wales; Robert de Lomeley, Roger de
Lomeleye, both going to John fil' Marmaduke;
William de Rudesteyn, Ivo de Colevill, Richard de
Thriston, all with Henry de Percy; Thomas Grey,
Nicholas de Killum, both with William le Latimer;
John de Vallibus with Robert de Scalaris; William
son of William le Bastard of Monte Gomeri with
John Extraneus; John de Riparia, Walter Gacelyn,
both with Aymer de Valencia; John son of John de
Solers with Roger de Mortuo Mari. [AH Michaelmas.]
[C 67/15, m. 7 d.].
2453 June 6
John de Burgundia going to Scotland with grain and
other victuals for those there in the king's service;
Aymer de Valencia going to the king [no. 1470], and
John de Columbariis [no. 1471], John de Gooleston,
Simon de Belton, John Mau, Bartholmew Love,
Thomas de Panes, all with Aymer; Thomas Paynel
[no. 14651, Roger de Sancto Jobanne [no. 14651 and
Edmund Bacun, all with John de Sancto Johanne;
William son of Walter de Bello Campo [no. 1470],
John de Segrave senior, [no. 1470], Amauri de
Sancto Amando [no. 1472], all with the king, with
protection in Ireland for Amauri; Hugh de Croft,
Robert Sturmy of Sutton. William son of Peter de
Cremplesham with one armoured horse; William de
Abenzew with Edward Charles. [All Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
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427
1303
2454 June 12
John de Huggeleye with Walter de Hopton, going to
John le Estraunge in Scotland; Ralph le Botiller
with John de la Mare [no. 1471]; John son of
William de Boywyk [s/'cl with the king; Adam de
Swynlington with William le Vavassur; Stephen de
Burghassh, Robert de Burghassh, both with
Bartholomew de Badlesmere. [All Michaelmas. I
[ibid].
2455 June 14
Walter de Kyngeshemede with the king; Michaelmas.
Iibid].
2456 June 20
Elias Cotel, William le Latimer junior [no. 1471],
Maurice de Berkeleye, Thomas de Berkeleye junior,
John de Berkeleye; Stephen de Apeldrefeld,
Nicholas Brun, both going to the king; Peter de
Malo Lacu, Robert de Malo Lacu, Thomas de Multon,
Robert de Colevill, John de Malo Lacu, all with
Peter de Malo Lacu [sic]; Guy de Brewosa with the
king; John de Daggeworth with John de Buteturte
[no. 1474]; Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, in company of the prince of Wales [no. 1476].
[All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 7 d.].
2457 June 28
William le Bourter, by the king himself, Nicholas
Trymenel, both with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2458 June 30
William de Cotes of Spre with Aymer de Valencia;
William son of Nicholas de Haggeley, Mr John de
Weston, Giles de Argentyn, all with the king; Philip
de la Beche, Richard de la Ryvere, John de
Gotham, all with Nicholas de Segrave. [AH
Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 6].
2459 July 3
Robert son of Thomas de Ardern of Rottele with the
king, Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 6].
2460 July 7
John fir Marmaduke and Amaurai la Zusche;
Christmas. I ibid).
2461 July 10
John Hastang with Hugh le Despenser; Geoffrey de
Achun going to the king. [C 67/15, m. 7|. Richard
de Thurston, Paulinus Ketel, both with the king;
Adam de Twynham defending the Scottish marches
1303
2461 July 10 Contd.
with John de Hodleston; Hugh Gubyun with Robert
fir Roger [no. 1480]. |C 67/15, m. 6| (All
Michaelmas].
2462 August 1
Stephen de Goseford, Robert de Drayton, William de
Drayton, John Trote, all with the king; Christmas.
[C 67/15, m. 6].
2463 August 14
William le filz Glay with the king; Whitsun. [ibid].
2464 August 23
Protection in Ireland for Thomas de Multon of
Egremond, staying in the Scottish marches; for one
year [no. 1485]. [ibid].
2465 August 27
Thomas de Cyrencestre, Stephen de Haccumbe,
John de Carmino [all no. 1488]; Hugh de Curtenay
[no. 1488], William de Leyburn, William Martyn
[no. 1486], Giles de Fishacre [no. 1486], all with
the king; Fulk Payforer [no. 1488], John de
Champeyne [no. 1486], both with William de Leyburn.
[All Easter.] [C 67/15, m. 6l.
2466 August 28
Stephen de Codynton junior [no. 1488], Humfrey de
Bello Campo [no. 1488], Robert de Ros [no. 1488],
Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare, Edmund le
Wylington, John la Warre [no. 1489], duplicate,
Gerard Salvayn [no. 1486], John de Heselerton
[no. 1486], Richard de Rudstan, Robert Danyel, Ivo
de Colevill, William de Ros of Hamelak [no. 1500],
John Engayne [no. 1489], Thomas de Wokyndon
[no. 1490], John le Moyne, William de Ryther, John
de Fulburn [no. 1489], Adam de Hodleston [no. 1486|,
all with the king; Easter. Roger de Shelnestrode,
Roger Kempe, both with John la Warre; Easter. Mr
Robert de Sidesterne with the prince of Wales;
Easter. Henry de Lortiay, Robert fil' Pagan; both
with Aymer de Valencia; Hilary. John de Mere,
Geoffrey de Stokes, both with John Benstede;
Easter. Robert de Clifford with the king [nos. 1488,
1490], and Bartholomew de Badlesmere, Stephen de
Burgherssh, both with Robert; Christmas. Robert de
Grendon, Robert de Peus, John de Fratynges, all
with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford; Easter.
Ingram de Berenger, John de Cary, both with Robert
fir Pagan; Easter. Henry de Ortyay with Aymer de
\^alencia; Easter, libidj.
428
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2467 September 4
William le Latimer, senior [nos. 1483, 1498], and
William le Latimer junior [nos. 1483, 1498], John de
Uvedale [nos. 1489, 1490], Eustace Dayvill, Robert
de Plumpton [no. 1495], Thomas de Scalariis, John
de Yukflet, Hugh Godard, Roger de Mortuo Mari
[nos. 1488-9], Richard de Welles [no. 1489], Richard
de Burghope, John de Dunrigge, by the king himself,
John Darcy, William de Ros of Hamelak [no. 1493],
Thomas de Colevill [no. 1493], Robert de Ros
[no. 1488], Matthew de Redman [no. 1489], John de
Chaumpvent, Ralph fil' William, Walter de Gillyng,
William de Monte Caniso [no. 1489], John de
Benstede, all with the king; Roger de Rokesle with
William de Leyburn; John Motecan, surgeon, going
to John de Segrave; Geoffrey de Sancto Quintino
with Henry de Percy [no. 1493]; William Balun, by
the king himself; John de Geggebury with the prince
of Wales. [C 67/15, m. 6]. Miles de Stapelton, Alan
Plugenet [no. 1489], Richard de Welles [no. 1489],
Alexander de Fryvill [no. 1493], all with the king;
Edmund son of Roger Alman of Marchelsham, Stephen
de Depham, both with John de Chaumpvent;
Randolph de Albo Monasterio with Miles de
Stapleton [no. 14961; Thomas Corbet, by the king
himself, Geoffrey de Hauvill, both going to the king.
[C 67/15, m. 5] [All Easter).
2468 September 5
John de Ferariis, Warin de Insula, Robert de la
Warde, John de Caltoft, Adam de Welle [no. 1432],
John Giffard, John de Sulleye, John Nel, Robert de
Wotton, John de Cormailles [no. 1493], Philip de
Lindesley [no. 1493), Richard de Therston [no. 1493].
Mr Hugh le Keu [no. 1493], all with the king; Walter
de Wilton, Hamo de Illeye, Gilbert de Lyndeseye,
Robert de Sapi, all with John de Ferariis; William
de Craye with William de Leyburn [no. 1493]. |A'l
Easter.] [C 67/15, m. 5l.
2469 September 10
Thomas de Richemund with the king; Easter
[no. 1493). [ibid].
2470 September 11
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, with the king
[nos. 1491-2], and William Saumpford [no. 1494)
[C 67/15, m. 5], William fil' William, Robert Turk,
Marmaduke de Twenge [no. 1493], Richard Birun,
Michael de Ponynges, Robert le Conestable, Ralph
fil' William, Walter de Mouncy [no. 1484], William de
1303
2470 September 11 Contd.
Ros, Robert de Ros, Philip le Rous, Thomas de
Wakefeld, William Rydel, John de la Mare, Willian.
Manegrene, William le Blunde, Reginald de
Wasteneys, Thomas de Colevile [no. 1493), William
Basset, and Gerard Salveyn [no. I486], all with the
earl of Surrey; Eustace de Anesy with Ebulo de
Montibus, defending Edinburgh castle. [C 67/15,
m. 4] [All Easter).
2471 September 13
Thomas de Chaucombe with the king; Easter.
[C 67/15, m. 5).
2472 September 17
Robert de Holland, John le Clyf, both with the king;
William de Baynse with Adam de Welles. [All
Easter.) [C 67/15, m. 4].
2473 September 18
Nicholas de Worteley [no. 1494], John de Lungevill
[no. 1494], Robert Descales [no. 1494], John de
Bello Campo of Fiside, Ralph Descales, all with the
king; Easter. [C 67/15, m. 5).
2474 September 19
John Walewyn, and Roger Broune of London, Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, by the king himself, William de
Monte Acuto, William de Grandi Sono, by the king
himself, Nicholas de Segrave, Peter de Malo Lacu
[no. 1493], Robert de Colevill [no. 1493), Thomas
de Multon of Gillesland [no. 1493], Alexander de
Balliolo [see no. 2475 below], Marmaduke de Thweng
[no. 1493], Richard de Burghunte, Robert fil' Nigel,
John de Newenham [no. 1493], John de Geyton
[no. 1493], Walter de Teye [no. 1493], John de
Thornton, John le Heyward, Ralph de Monte Hermeri
and Johanna his wife [nos. 1490, 1494], Nicholas
de Karliolo, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick,
Hugh le Despenser, Edward Charles [no. 1494),
William son of Nicholas Turre of Corton, Maurice de
Berkeley and John de Berkeley, by the king himself.
Pagan de Tybotot [no. 1494], John de Segrave
senior [no. 1494), Theobald de Nevill [no. 1494],
Thomas, earl of Lancaster [.sic, see above), William
Dalenton, William son of William de Ferrariis [no.
1499], all with the king; John le Chaundeler, James
de Estle; John de Ros in company of the earl of
Surrey, by the king himself; Thomas de Styghbayn
[no. 1480], Roger de Pykering, clerk, Richard le
Taillur of Thorp Arches, all with William de Felton;
John de Asthorp with Marmaduke de Thweng; Robert
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2474 September 19 Contd.
de Burstal [no. 1493], Ralph son of William de
Arnale, both with John de Segrave; Christopher de
Seton with John Buteturte [no. 1493] [see Rot. Scot.,
i, 52]; Ralph Godard of Nottingham, merchant, about
to bring victuals for the king to Berwick; John de
Columbariis and Thomas de Panes, both with Aymer
de Valencia; Walter Waldeshef going to the king;
Humfrey de Bassingburn with John de Segrave
[no. 1494]. [C 67/15, m. 5]. Owen de Monte Gomeri
with the king [no. 1494]. [C 67/15, m. 4] [All
Easter].
2475 September 20
William de Tudenham going to the king; Thomas de
Malton with John Buteturte; Thomas de Coleville
[no. 1493], Nicholas de Holteby [no. 1493],
Alexander de Balliolo [see Rot. Scot., i, 52], Robert
de Tony, all with the king; William Gobaud with
Henry de Percy. [C 67/15, m. 5]. Edmund le Leche
of Boston with the king. [C 67/15, m. 4| [All
Easterl.
2476 September 23
Thomas Gredle with the king; Easter. [C 67/15, m. 5].
2477 September 25
Eustace de la Hacche going to Scotland in company
of Queen Margaret [nos. 1493, 1497], and William de
Rameshull with him in her company. [Both Easter.]
[C 67/15, m. 5[.
2478 October 4
William son of William le Seneschal of Evesham,
going to the king with Queen Margaret; Easter.
[C 67/15, m. 41.
2479 October 10
William le Latimer senior (nos. 1483, 14981,
William le Latimer junior [nos. 1483, 1498], Thomas
le Latimer [no. 1498] and Thomas, son of William
le Latimer junior, John Chaunterel, Peter Chanterel,
Walter Chanterel, and Henry de Lancastre [no. 1494],
all with the king; James de Hotot with John de
Britannia; Thomas Paynel, Robert de Felton, both
with John de Buteturte. [C 67/15, m. 5|. Robert de
Swynburn [no. 1494|, Hugh Bardolf [no. 14941,
William de Yeland, John de Langeford, John son of
John fil' Hugh of Cortlingstok, John de Crumwell
[no. 14941, all with the king; Adam de Staney, John
son of Gilbert d° Luda, both going to the king;
1303
2479 October 10 Contd.
John de la Ryver with Aymer de Valencia. [C 67/15,
m. 4] [All Easter].
2480 October 17
William de Holm of Pontefract, John de Girton,
Nicholas de Lasceles, Mauger le Vavasur, Thomas
de Thirne, William de Sayles, Hugh de Swylinton,
William son of William Baxman of East Grafton, all
going to the king; William de Stopham with the
prince of Wales; John de Orreby with Reginald de
Grey. [All Easter.] [C 67/15, m. 4[.
2481 October 18
James de la Plaunche [no. 1494]; John de Sudleye
with the king; John Bluet with Ralph de Monte
Hermeri [no. 1499]; Gilbert de Grymesby, the king's
chaplain, going to the king. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2482 October 19
Oliver la Zusche going to the king; John Luvel of
Tichemersh with the king [nos. 1494, 1497]. [Both
Easter.l [C 67/15, m. 4].
2483 November 1
John Giffard of Boyton [no. 14991, Ralph de Gorges,
both with the king; John de Bysshopesdon with John
de Giffard. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2484 November 5
John de Benstede, Henry de Lancastre [no. 1494],
Hugh de Corf, parson of Hynepudele church, John de
Dovedale, Henry de Segrave, all with the king;
William de Saxman, Walter and Simon his sons with
John de Buteturte, duplicate; Roger de Sileby, clerk,
with John de Segrave senior. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2485 November 8
Edmund de Cornubia with the king [nos. 1502-31;
Easter, [ibidl.
2486 November 10
Robert Lothen with the king; Easter. [C 67/15,
m. 3|.
2487 November 14
Aymer de Valencia [no. 15041, Walter Gascelyn,
John de la Ryvere, all with the king; Easter, [ibidl.
2488 November 15
Rotheric de Ispania with the prince of Wales;
Kaster. [ibidl.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1303
2489 November 17
William le Mareschal, Nicholas de Henaud, Robert
Dufford, Anselm le Mareschal, all with the king;
Easter, [ibid].
2490 November 24
John son of John Neyrunt, with the king; Easter
[no. 1503]. [ibid].
2491 November 25
Mr William de Apperleye with the king; Easter,
[ibid].
2492 November 28
Peter de Donewico, clerk; Easter [no. 1508]. [ibid].
2493 November 30
Henry de Appelby, clerk; Easter, [ibid].
2494 December 13
Ingram Berenger [no. 1509], Henry de Urtiaco
[no. 1509], Robert fil' Pagan [no. 1509], John Cay,
John de Columbariis [nos. 1509, 1518], all with
the king; Easter. [C 67/15, m. 3].
2495 December 14
Thomas de Caunvill with the king; Thomas de
Furnivall [nos. 1509-10] and Giles de Oilli with
him [no. 1510]. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2496 December 15
John Hayward, Robert le Forester of Pomelesburn,
both with the king; Easter, jibid].
2497 December 24
John de Boclond with the king, duplicate; Easter
[nos. 1511-12]. [ibid].
2498 December 26
Roger Sauvage with the king; Easter [no. 1513].
[ibid].
2499 December 29
John de Echebrigge with the king; Easter, [ibid].
2500 December 30
Walter Haket with the king; Easter. I ibid I.
1304
2501 January 4
Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, with the
king; Easter, [ibid].
1304
2502 January 5
John Hamelyn with the king [no. 1516]; Easter,
[ibid].
2503 January 6
Peter de Malo Lacu, Hugh Daudelee, both with the
king; Easter, [ibid].
2504 January 8
Robert de Clifford with the king; Whitsun [sic]
[nos. 1517, 1519]. John de Seyton with John de
Segrave; Easter, [ibid].
2505 January 10
Peter de Goushull with the king; Easter, [ibid].
2506 January 12
George de Thorp, Miles Pychard, both with the
king [both no. 1519]; Easter, [ibid].
2507 January 15
John de Carreu with the king; Whitsun. [ibid].
2508 January 18
Philip de Leyghton; Easter, [ibid].
2509 January 20
Nicholas Malemeyns with the king; Whitsun.
[C 67/15, m. 3(.
2510 January 21
Henry de Appelby with the prince of Wales; Easter,
[ibid].
2511 January 23
Richard de Merewell with the king; Whitsun. [ibid].
2512 January 26
John de Ripariis with the king; Whitsun. [ibid].
2513 January 30
Richard le Teynturer of York with the king; Whitsun.
libidl.
2514 February 10
Robert de Neketon with the prince of Wales. Easter,
[ibid].
2515 February 15
Baldwin de Maneriis with the king; Whitsun. jibid].
2516 February 24
Letters of protection in Ireland for Gilbert de Boun
with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
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431
1304
2517 February 26
John de la Leye in company of John de Segrave;
Whitsun. [ibid].
2518 March 11
Gilbert de Grymesby, chaplain; Michaelmas. Aymo
de Quarto, provost of Beverley; 1 Aug. [Both with
the king.) [ibid].
2519 March 13
Edmund le Leche of Bieston with the king; 24 June,
[ibid].
2520 March 14
William le Latimer junior with the king; 24 June
[nos. 1521, 1524]. [C 67/15, m. 2|.
2521 March 18
Edmund Foliot, Walter de Bello Campo, Edward de
Marchsham, all with the king; 24 June. [C 67/15,
m. 3].
2522 March 21
Walter de Bello Campo with the king; 24 June.
[C 67/15, m. 2].
2523 March 22
John de Yucflet with the king; 24 June. [C 67/15,
m. 31.
2524 March 23
Walter de Leyburn, William de Creye, John de
Bocland, all with the king; 24 June. [All no. 1526|.
Walter de Teye [nos. 1523, 1525], Thomas de
Colevill, both with the king; Michaelmas. [C 67/15,
m. 3]. John de Gayton [no. 1525] with the king;
Michaelmas. Peter de Malo Lacu [no. 1531], Thomas
de Colevill, [sic, see above], both with the king;
24June.[C 67/15, m. 2].
2525 March 24
John de Benstede with the king; 1 Aug. [C 67/15,
m. 3|. William Martyn, duplicate, John de Suleye
[no. 1535], John Neel, Robert de Sutton, all with
the king; Michaelmas. Hugh Scarlet, Thomas de
Furnivall [no. 15301, William de Yeland, all with
the king; 1 Aug. Adam de Welles, Peter de Gousle,
both with the king; 24 June. [C 67/15, m. 2|.
2526 March 26
John de Dovedale with the king; 24 June [no. 15271.
[C 67/15, m. 21.
1304
2527 March 27
Robert de Borhunte with the king; 24 June. [ibid].
2528 March 30
Alexander Cheverel [no. 1537], John de Vienna,
both with the king; Michaelmas. John de Cardevill;
1 Aug. [ibid].
2529 March 31
William de Ros with the king [nos. 1521, 1529];
24 June. John de Huggeleye, Walter de Kyngesmede,
John la Warre, duplicate [no. 1528], Edmund de
Wylington, all with the king; 1 Aug. [C 67/15, m. 3|.
John de Wayland, William de Clandon, William son of
Richard Burdet [nos. 1533-4], all with the king;
24 June. Cuthbert Chapon with the king; 1 Aug.
[C 67/15, m. 2l.
2530 April 1
Thomas de Richemond with the king [no. 1527];
24 June. [C 67/15, m. 2].
2531 April 2
Thomas de Chaucombe, Robert fil' Pagan, Henry de
Urtiaco, John de Cary, all with the king;
Michaelmas. Clement de Melton with the king;
1 Aug. [ibid].
2532 April 3
Matthew de Redman; 1 Aug. [ibid].
2533 April 4
Andrew deMiddleton, Alexander de Fryvill
[nos. 1540, 1544-5], both with the king; Michaelmas.
William le Latimer senior [nos. 1524, 1532], William
le Latimer junior, William de Deincurt, Hugh de Audele
[no. 1532], all with the king; 1 Aug. Eustace de
Hacche [no. 1531] in company of Queen Margaret;
1 Aug. [ibid].
2534 April 6
Henry de Percy [no. 15311, Richard de Thurston,
Philip de Lyndeseye [no. 1534], all with the king;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2535 April 8
Peter de Malo Lacu, the king's valet, with the
king Ino. 15311; 24 June. Thomas de Freskenei
with the earl of Hereford and Essex; 24 June.
Michael de Farendon with John de Segrave; 1 Aug.
Guy Ferre, Rotheric de Ispania, both with the
prince of Wales; Michaelmas. Robert de Clifford
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1304
2535 April 8 Contd.
with the king [no. 1536J; 1 Aug. Ralph de Gorges,
going to the king with Hugh le Despenser; 1 Aug.
[C 67/15, m. 2].
2536 April 13
Ralph son of William Darnehill, John de Segrave
senior [? nos. 1545, 1550], Nicholas de Northwode,
all with the king; 1 Aug. Adam de Skirewyth with
the king [no. 1527]; 24 June. John de Columbariis
[no. 1554], Ralph de Monte Hermeri, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford [nos. 1539-40], both with
the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2537 April 16
Roger Ingepenne with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2538 April 18
Edward Charles with the king; 24 June. [ibid].
2539 April 20
William de Monte Acuto with the king [no. 15411;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2540 April 21
John de Langeford with the king; Michaelmas. [ibid].
2541 April 22
John de Vautort with the king; Michaelmas, [ibidj.
2542 April 24
Thomas de Nevill [no. 1540], Humfrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford and Essex, John de Segrave
[nos. 1545, 1550], all with the king; Alexander de
Balliolo [nos. 1538, 1545], Henry de Lancastre
[no. 1545], Roger de Sileby, Robert de Watervill
[no. 1545], Henry de Appelby [no. 1536], all by the
king himself. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2543 April 25
Eustace de Anesy with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2544 April 26
Robert de Felton with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2545 April 28
Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick [nos. 1543,
1546], John Peche, William de Beyton, Thomas de
Verdun, Robert Cokerel, all with the king;
Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 2].
2546 May 1
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex,
with the king, by the king himself [nos. 1553,
1304
2546 May 1 Contd.
1555]; 1 Aug. John de Segrave with the king
[nos. 1545, 1550]; Michaelmas. Robert Paul;
Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 2]. Walter de Waldeshef
with the king; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. l].
2547 May 2
Ingram Berenger with the king [no. 1558];
Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 2].
2548 May 3
William de Bruseworth with the king [no. 1550].
John de Crumbwell with the king. [Both Michaelmas.]
[C 67/15, m. 1].
2549 May 4
Thomas Corbet, Owen de Monte Gomeri, both with
the king; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. 2].
2550 May 6
Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick, going with the king
to Scotland, by the king himself, nuncio William,
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and William de
Karliolo going with the earl, by the king himself;
James de la Planche, Adam de Hudeleston
[no. 1542], Andrew de Hardcla, all with the king.
[All Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 2].
2551 May 7
William son of William de Brewosa with the king;
Michaelmas [no. 1550]. [C 67/15, m. l|.
2552 May 10
Hugh de Curtenay with the king; Michaelmas
[nos. 1547, 1550]. [ibidl.
2553 May 11
Baldwin de Maners with the king; Michaelmas
[no. 1555]. [C 67/15, m. 2\.
2554 May 12
John son of Richard de Ver of Stotecumbe, Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, by the king himself, Richard Tyrel
[no. 1549], Robert de la Warde [no. 1555], all with
the king; Michaelmas. William de Rythre, John son
of Alan de Rythre, both with the king; 24 June.
[C 67/15, m. 21.
2555 May 13
Hugh de Audele, Hugh Bardolf, duplicate [no. 1561],
both with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2556 May 16
John de Uvedale [no. 1550|, Geoffrey de Hauvill
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433
1304
2556 May 16 Contd.
[no. 1550], Thomas de Caunvill, all with the king;
Michaelmas. IC 67/15, m. l].
2557 May 18
John Lovel of Tychemersh; 1 Aug. Philip de
Lyndeseye; Michaelmas [no. 1550]. [Both with the
king.] [C 67/15, m. 2].
2558 May 19
John de Carleton. [C 67/15, m. ll. John Bourdet,
Nicholas Bourdet, both with the king. [All
Michaelmas.] [C 67/15, m. 2].
2559 May 20
William de Muncheynesy with the prince of Wales;
1 Aug. [no. 1550]. John Hayward with the king;
Michaelmas. [C. 67/15, m. 2]. William de Grandisone
with the king. [C 67/15, m. l].
2560 May 25
William Latimer junior with the king; Michaelmas
[nos. 1552, 1558]. [C 67/15, m. ll.
2561 May 26
Philip de Legham with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2562 May 29
William de Ferers with the king; Michaelmas, libidj.
2563 June 1
Henry de Bosco; Michaelmas. Bartholomew de
Badelesmere; 1 Aug. [Both with the king; both no,
1555.] [ibid].
2564 June 2
James de Astlegh Walter de Muncy [nos. 1556-7],
Pagan Tybotot/[no. 1556], Simon de Cokefeld
[no. 1556], Adam de Welles [no. 1562], Thomas de
Brunwynch, Robert son of Peter de Lekeburn, Peter
de Goushull, all with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2565 June 4
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, with
the king [nos. 1553, 1555]; Maurice de Berkeleye,
John de Berkeleye, William de Wauton, Geoffrey de
Aha Villa, all going to the king. lAll Michaelmas.]
libid].
2566 June 9
William de Craye, William de Leyburn and Thomas
his son, John de Yukflet, William de Ros of
Hamelak Inos. 1564-5], Reginald de Rokesle, all
with the king; Michaelmas. [C 67/15, m. ll.
1304
2567 June 10
William son of Richard Burdet of Louseby with the
king; Michaelmas [no. 1559]. [ibid].
2568 June 11
Adam son of Gilbert de Limeministre with the king
in company of John de Britannia; Edmund de
Martlesham with the king. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2569 June 12
John de Mauleverer, John de Boukland, duplicate,
Maurice le Brun, Robert de Leyburn, Giles de
Trumpyngton [no. 1561], Robert de Ros, Robert de
Shirlond, Richard de Sutton, William le Vavassur
[no. 1568], Miles de Stapelton, Nicholas de Leyburn,
William de Stopham, Peter de Malo Lacu [no. 1564],
Richard de Strutevill [sic], John de Neumarche
[no. 1561], William de Bullesdon, John de Alta Ripa,
William de Roucestre, Peter Bascle, all with the
king; Michaelmas. ]ibid].
2570 June 16
Edward Charles with the king; Michaelmas
Inc. 1567]. libid].
2571 June 20
Edmund de Leche [x/c], Thomas de Richemunde
[no. 1568], Robert fil' Nigel, Thomas de Colevill,
John de Aleinsheles, all with the king; Michaelmas.
libidl.
2572 June 26
John de Gaysham, Walter de Bello Campo [no. 1566],
both with the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2573 June 29
Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare with the king;
Michaelmas ]no. 1567]. libid].
2574 June 30
Mr John de Weston; Edmund Folyot with the king.
[Both Michaelmas.] ]ibid].
2575 July 1
Richard de Grey, Thomas le Latimer Ino. 1567],
John le Latimer, all with the king; Michaelmas,
libidl.
2576 July 6
Nigel Cambel with the king; Michaelmas ]no. 1566].
libidl.
2577 July 12
Richard Darcy, Simon de Harcurt, Ralph de Cheverel,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1304
2577 July 12 Contd.
John de Echelrigg, William de Lymeminstre, all
with the king; Michaelmas. IC 67/15, m. l].
2578 August 17
John de Aleynscheles with Henry de Lacy; Easter,
[ibid].
[End of roll C 67/15].
1306
2579 March 9
John de Sancto Johanne and Roger de Sancto
Johanne [both no. 1572]; 1 Nov., both by writ of
privy seal. [C 67/16, m. 13].
2580 March 11
Gilbert Pecche, by writ of privy seal; Alexander
Taylefer. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibidj.
2581 April 6
William Ottinge, Thomas de Sweineby, Nicholas
del Beche, Ralph del Ethre, John le Latimer
[no. 1578], Thomas de Stiveton, Robert de Geddyng,
John de Bovill, Ralph de Kirkeby, Henry de Bosco,
Robert de Colevill, John de Watton [no. 1578],
James de Hibernia, John de Bulmere, Anselm le
Mareschal, Thomas le Latimer, duplicate, Nicholas
de Hastinges, Roger de Almarico, all with William
le Latimer in company of Aymer de Valencia;
William de Ros of Hamelak, attested by the king
himself [no. 1573], John Paynel, William le Latimer
[nos. 1574, 1576], William le Mareschal, John de
Pabeham junior, Warin de Bassingburn [no. 1577],
Roger Lether, Walter de Huntingfeld [no. 1577], John
Merlyn, Edmund de Martlesham [no. 1579|,
Edmund de Hasting [no. 1576], Henry de Grey
[no. 1575], by the chancellor, duplicate,
Thomas Pogeys, Walter Pauncefot,
John Darcy [no. 1578], Robert Darcy, Hugh de
Hastyng, Amauri la Zusche, William la Zusche,
Alexander Cheverel [no. 1579), Richard Bagod
and Thomas Savage, all with Aymer de Valencia:
John Darcy [no. 15781 and Robert Darcy
afterwards have letters of protection until Easter.
Stephen de Crevequer with John Paynel; Thomas
Bacun, Nicholas de Banham, both with William le
Mareschal in company of William le Latimer; Thomas
de Coleville [no. 1574], Nicholas his brother (no.
1574], both with William le Ros of Hamelak in com-
pany of Aymer de Valencia; Robert de Clifford
1306
2581 April 6 Contd.
[nos. 1574-5], and Robert de Watervill, Gilbert de
EUesfeld, William de Covale, all with him. [All
1 Nov.] [ibid].
2582 April 7
Henry de Percy, and John de Crumbwell [nos. 1574-5],
Robert de Felton, duplicate, John de Felton, John
de Hothum and Philip de Lyndeseye, all with him;
Bartholomew de Badlesmere [no. 1574] with Robert
de Clifford; Geoffrey fil' Warin, Percival Symeon,
Martin Shence and Roger de Inkepenne, all with
Aymer de Valencia. [All 1 Nov.] [ibid].
2583 April 8
Letters of protection in Ireland for Gilbert son of
Thomas de Clare, attested by Hugh le Despenser;
Edmund de Wasteneye, John de Montenaco, Thomas
de Montenaco, John Knyght, John de Penreth, John
de Engleys, Nicholas Vepund, John de Castre,
John de Wygeton, Robert Haunsard, Nicholas de
Leyburn, Robert de Leyburn, Thomas de Bekeringge,
Roger de Kirkepatrik, Walter de Burredon, Thomas
de Richemund, William de Rye, all with Robert de
Clifford; Ralph de Chelseu, Walter de Bello Campo
[no. 1574], Giles de Argenteine, duplicate [sj'c],
William de Vallibus, John de Watevill, all with
Aymer de Valencia; Robert de Feleby, John de
Cotham, both with Giles de Argenteine; Robert de
Lucre, Robert fil' Roger [no. 1574], William Rydell,
Alexander de Clavering [no. 1574], Edmund Comyn
of Kilbride, all staying in Scotland; Roger Maudut,
John de Middelton, John de Yeland, all with Robert
fil' Roger, staying in Scotland; Thomas de Wokyndon
with Henry de Grey; Robert de Vallibus with Henry
de Grey in company of Aymer de Valencia. [AH
Michaelmas.] [C 67/16, m. 13].
2584 April 12
William de Monte Acuto, by writ of privy seal, and
John de Bernevill, Hugh de Brok, Hubert Wylmynfon,
Walter de Whyston, all with him; Walter Stirkland
with Robert de Clifford; Robert le Conestable defend-
ing the town of Berwick in company of Robert de
Hilton [see nos. 2586, 2598); Richard Luvel [no.
1579], going to defend Roxburgh castle; Walter de
Try! with Richard Luvel [as above). [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2585 April 14
Thomas de Grelly; Michaelmas, by writ of privy
seal, [ibidl.
PROTECTIONS
1306
2586 April 18
Marmaduke de Twenge [no. 1579], John de Lancastre
[no. 1573], both in company of Henry de Percy;
Robert le Conestable [sic, see nos. 2584, 2598] with
Marmaduke de Twenge. [AH Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2587 April 20
Robert de Tony [no. 1579] with the earl of Hereford
and Essex; Michaelmas. Philip de Lyndeseye in
company of Henry de Percy; 1 Nov. [ibid].
2588 April 25
Robert de Hastang, staying in Scotland; Michaelmas.
[C 67A6, m. 13].
2589 April 27
Robert son of Humphrey de Veille with John de
Sandale; 1 Nov. [C 67/16, m. 13]. John de Carthorp
with John de Hothum in company of Henry de Percy;
Richard de Lugtheburgh, clerk, going to Scotland
to make provision for Hugh le Despenser; John
Paynel, William de Cleydon [no. 1580], both with
Aymer de Valencia. IC 67/16, m. 12] [AH
Michaelmas].
2590 May 4
Alexander Haretas staying
[C 67/16, m. 13].
Scotland; 1 Nov.
2591 May 5
Henry de Appelby, clerk; Michaelmas, by writ of
privy seal. [C 67/16, m. 12].
2592 May 6
John de Clavering; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2593 May 8
Thomas de Multon of Egremund, staying in Scotland;
Michaelmas, by the king himself, [ibid].
2594 May 10
Richard Basset of Weledon with Aymer de Valencia;
Hugh Wak [sic\ with Richard Basset; James de
Dalilegh staying in Scotland; Ralph de Rothingg
[no. 1580], going to Scotland to make provision foi
the arrival of John Hasting in the king's company,
by writ of privy seal; Thomas de Sandale staying
with John de Sandale, chamberlain of Scotland;
John de Felton and Walter de Huntercumbe, both
defending Berwick; Robert de la Warde [no. 1587],
steward of the household, with the king; Thomas de
Mauneby, Robert de Ardern, Thomas de Multon of
Gillesland, all with Henry de Percy; Thomas de la
1306
2594 May 10 Contd.
Roche, Richard de Hudleston, both with Robert de
Clifford; John de Barton of Fryton staying with
William le Latimer. [C 67/16, m. 12]. John son of
Robert le Crous going with Bartholomew de
Badlesmere in company of Robert de Clifford.
[C 67/16, m. 13] [All Michaelmas].
2595 May 20
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex;
1 Nov. IC 67/16, m. 12].
2596 May 22
John de Nevill in company of Henry de Percy;
Easter [sic]. [C 67/16, m. 12].
2597 May 23
William Paynel [no. 1582] with the earl of Surrey;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2598 May 24
Robert Hastang staying in Scotland; 1 Nov.
Theobald de Brigeham, James de Bosevill, John de
Rue, Robert son of William le Conestable [see nos.
2584, 2586], William le Conestable of Flayneburgh
[no. 1573], all with Marmaduke de Twenge; Adam son
of Robert de Everingham, by the king himself; Roger
de Burgh, Matthew de Redeman, [nos. 1573, 1583],
Edmund de Nevill [no. 1583] , all with Henry de Percy;
John de Sutton with Walter de Faucumberge, by the
king himself; Roger de Kerdeston, Roger Crakesfeld,
both with Hugh de Veer; William de Redham with
Robert fil' Roger; Cuthbert Capun with William de
Ros of Hamelak; James Lynet with Robert de
Clifford; William de Ludelowe [nos. 1583-4], John
de Duvedale [nos. 1573, 1596], Edward Charles
[no. 1573], Simon de Manecestre, John de Boclond
duplicate, Roger de Sumervyll, Walter de Teye
[no. 1573], John de Ferariis [no. 1583], Thomas
de Ferariis, William de Ellesfeld, Robert Sapy,
Hamo de Illeye, by the king himself, John Segrave,
Gerard de Eylesford, all with the king; Robert de
Botheby with Robert le Conestable. IC 67/16, m. 12l.
Hugh de Naunton with the prince of Wales. [C 67/16,
m. 11] [All Easter].
2599 May 25
Robert fil' Pagan [nos. 1582-3], Pagan de Tibetot
[nos. 1582-3], duplicate, Robert de Scales, Fulk
son of Fulk le fiz Waryn [no. 1582], John de
Geysham, Richard de Clibury, John de Salesbury,
Randolph de Albo Monasterio, duplicate, Edmund
436
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1306
2599 May 25 Contd.
de Speccote, John de Cabergh, Roger de Ask,
Simon de Harecurt, Edmund Trussel, William de
Basingstok, John de Leek, canon of the church of
Holy Trinity, Chichester, William de Monte Caniso,
Stephen de Stone, Richard Garsy [no. 1594], all
with the prince of Wales; Osbert de Kyngeston going
to defend Edinburgh castle; Stephen de Segrave,
Geoffrey de Segrave, both with John de Segrave
senior; John de Wulwardynton, Nicholas de Chastel,
John de Nafford, Robert de Haustede senior; John le
Rous [no. 1582], Thomas Wale, William de Hastyng
[no. 1582], Richard de Turevill, John le Moygne,
William de Brome, William de Huntyngfeld [nos.
1582-3], John de Twyford, all with John de Hastyng;
John de Hastyng [nos. 1582-3], duplicate, Alexander
de Frevill, William de Stopham senior, William de
Stopham junior, all with the king; Thomas de
Littleton, Nicholas le Archer, both with Alexander
de Frevill; William son of Richard Burdet with
Robert de la Warde, steward of the household
[no. 1587]; Richard son of Richard de Goldesburgh
with Richard de Byrun in company of William de Ros
of Hamelak; Thomas de Chaucombe with John de
Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe; Thomas de
Brompton with Robert de Tony; John de
Brokenbergh, William Flemyng, both with Fulk son
of Fulk le fiz Waryn; Fulk Extraneus, John
Extraneus of Ercalowe, both with the earl of
Arundel. [C 67/16, m. 11]. John de Warenna, earl
of Surrey [nos. 1588, 1591], duplicate, and John de
Denyton, Constantine de Mortuo Mari, both with him.
[C 67/16, m. 9] [All Easter].
2600 May 26
[m. 12]. Robert de Bynchestre, Nicholas Malemayns;
the barons, sailors, mariners and others of
Faversham, provided they do not return to England;
Nicholas de Segrave with the earl of Lancaster;
Alexander de Monte Forti with Pagan de Tybotot;
Pagan de Tibetot with the prince of Wales [nos.
1582-3], William le Skyrmysur with William de
Ludelowe [no. 1583]; William Marmyun with Thomas
de Burgo in company of Pagan de Tybotot; Nicholas
de Hastinges going to Ralph fil' William [entered
twice]; Ralph de Bulmere with Ralph fil' William;
John de Lungevill [nos. 1573, 1596|; John de
Overton Lungevill [s;cl, Roger de Wylye, Richard de
Byrun, John de Ros of Tydd, Thomas de Bekering,
all with William de Ros of Hamelak; John de
Britannia [no. 1584|, John la Warre I nos. 1586, 1596],
1306
2600 May 26 Contd.
duplicate, Robert Breton de Elesham, John de
Ferariis, by the king himself [no. 1596], Walter
Hakelutel [no. 1582], Adam de Swilington [nos.
1582-3], all with the king; Thomas de Multon of
Gillesland with Henry de Percy; John Pycard with
Nicholas Malemayns; Richard son of William de la
Rokele [no. 1585], with the earl of Gloucester and
Hertford; Ralph fil' William with Aymer de Valencia;
Giles de Brewosa with Robert fil' Roger [no. 1583];
Robert de Lutheburgh, William de Wynkefeld, William
Wafre, valet, all with Giles de Brewosa; William de
Ros of Werk [no. 1583], John de Hoton, Hugh son of
Nicholas de Seleby, John de Tweng [no. 1583], all
with Marmaduke de Tweng; Ralph de Gorges [no.
1583] with Hugh le Despenser. [C 67/16, m. 12].
[m. 11]. John Luvel, by the king himself [no. 1586],
Philip de Kyme, Hugh le Despenser, Ralph de Monte
Hermeri, earl of Gloucester and Hertford [no. 1589],
Robert fil' Walter, John son of John Extraneus of
Knokyn, duplicate [no. 1585], William de Cantilupo,
Edmund, earl of Arundel, duplicate [no. 1596],
Roger de Mortuo Mari [no. 15911, all with the king;
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex,
duplicate, and afterwards a triplicate [sic] [no.
1585]; Bartholomew de Enefeld, Peter de Greseleye,
John de Bello Campo of Somerset [nos. 1582, 1596],
William de Ferariis [no. 1586], Henry de Lacy, earl
of Lincoln [no. 1587], John Spring, John Comyn
[no. 1583]; Thomas de Multon of Gillesland with
Henry de Percy; Walter de Botheby, William de Kyme,
William de Braytoft, Geoffrey Maucuvaunt, Henry de
Leyburn [no. 1597], John de Barkeworth, John de
Baiocis, all with Philip de Kyme; Richard de
Farnham, Richard de Stapelton, John Sausemer,
William de Hanyngfeld [see below], William de
Wauton [see below], William Bagot, Richard Bagot,
all with Robert fil' Walter; William Paynel with the
earl of Surrey; Elias de Stapelton, Henry de
Erdyngton, Ralph de Rothing [no. 1596], William de
Lexham, Robert de Rothyng, all with John de
Hastyng; Robert de Maundevill, William de Faucumbe,
Hugh son of Hugh le Despenser, William de Rasene,
clerk, Adam de Markwell [no. 1583], Nicholas de
Alneto [nos. 1583, 1602], John de Cobeham [no.
15961, Ralph de Camoys [nos. 1583, 1585, 1596],
Walter de Hewyz, Roland de Coykyn, all with Hugh
le Despenser; Edmund Inge, Miles de Stapelton
[no. 1582], both with the prince of Wales; Roger de
Chaundos, John le Rous, John de Fratyng, Ankett
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1306
2600 May 26 Contd.
de la More, all with the earl of Gloucester and
Hereford; Walter de Shenkenhurst [no. 1591], Walter
de Thornbury, John son of Peter Corbet, William de
Thornebury, Henry de Morf, Thomas Priour of
Clatford, Richard de Cleibury, Philip de la
Deppense, John de Ebroicis, Hugh Hakelut, Adam de
Welle, all with Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemore;
George de Thorp Ino. 15821 with Pagan de Tibetot;
William de Belesby, Peter de Goushull, John de
Caltoft, Philip de Castro, Thomas de Bromewych,
Thomas de Sancto Laudo, all with Adam de Welle;
Walter de Romeseye, Nicholas Poynz, both with
John de Bello Campo of Somerset; Hugh de Croft
with Fulk son of Fulk le fiz Waryn IC 67/16, m. 11].
[m. 10]. Richard de Arundell, and William de Stopham,
William de Hanyngfeld, [see above], Robert de Ros,
William de Mewyth, Giles de Trompton, Robert de
Whitteley, William de Catherton, Roger de Radeclyve,
John de Mauleverer, Richard de Brun, William Bagot,
Henry de Shirleye, Nicholas de Leyburn, Walter de
Royndon, John de Stapelton, William de Wauton [see
above], William de Bolesdon, William de Wesynton,
Robert fil' Walter, Adam Hescayz, Adam de Hodleston,
Richard de Sutton, Maurice le Brun, Peter le Baskle,
Peter Flemyng, William de Dysewo-th, Baldwin de
Maneriis, Walter de Shopdon, William de Holm, Robert
de Leyburn, Robert de Shirland, James de Nevill,
Mr Richard de Tany, Nicholas de Redynges, parson of
Wadyngton church, Laurence de Clyfford, parson of
Thoresby church, Thomas deHayton, parson of Buckeby
church, Alexander de Ledes, William de Barewe,
Robert de Haweneby, Roger de Bello Campo,
Mr Geoffrey de Saleby, Edward Talebot, John de
Methelay, John de Alta Ripa, Robert de Catherton,
Henry le Scrope, all with the earl of Lincoln; Roger
de Keteleston [nos. 1583, 1594], Thomas de Hauville
[no. 1583] and Nicholas de Wedon his valet, Henry
Cantok, William de Goldington Ino. 1586), William le
Vavasur, all with the king; William de Roucestre,
and Henry le Vavasur, Henry son of Conan de Manfeld,
John de Gramer, William de Beston, Ralph de Beston,
Walter le Vavasur, all with William le Vavasur; Robert
de Echingham |no. 1585] with Hugh le Despenser; John
de Geyton with Walter de Teye; Geoffrey le Butiller
vvith John Buteturte; Nicholas son of Ralph de
Walsokew, and John de Sidenham, John de laHuse,
Richard de Almaricus, John de Tame, John de Insula,
Nicholas Page, Mr Hugh Duket, all with John Lovel;
1306
2600 May 26 Contd.
Michael de Ponyngges [no. 1585], duplicate, and
Thomas de Ponyngges [no. 15851 , Nicholas Gentil,
Robert le Botiller, [no. 1590] , all with the earl of
Surrey. [C 67/16, m. 10.] [AU Easter] .
2601 May 27
Thomas de Ludelowe [nos. 1585-6] with John de
Hasting; Alan de Neuton, clerk, John de Vyenna,
both with Robert de la Warde, steward of the house-
hold; William son of Robert de Marny with Henry de
Segrave; Ralph Buteturte with John de Buteturte;
Giles de Henxton, Edmund de Plescy, both with John
de Plescy; Edmund de Kendale with Hugh de
Brayboef; Geoffrey Luterel, by the king himself
[no. 1586]; Roger fil' John with John de Grey. [All
Easter.] [C 67/16, m. 9].
2602 May 28
Hugh de Courtenay [no. 1581], Robert de Bures,
Robert de Wylgheby, John Fillilode [no. 1588].
[C 67/16. m. 11]. Edward Charles [nos. 1573, 1596],
quadruplicate, Peter Corbet [no. 1586], John de
Chauvent, by the king himself, Thomas Grelle
[no. 1586], John Extraneus, duplicate [no. 1586],
John son of John Extraneus of Knokyn [no. 1585],
John de Plescy, John de Bovill [no. 15891, William
de Halveryate, Robert le Tannur of Fresingfeld,
Simon de Monte Acuto, by the king himself, John de
Cretyngg [no. 1589], Robert de Bavent, Geoffrey de
Cornubia, by the king himself, Henry le Tieys, John
Luvel [no. 1586], Henry de Lancastre [no. 1588],
John de Sandonx, Edmund de Cornubia, by the king
himself [no. 1586], Henry de Lacy, duplicate, John
Buteturte [no. 1589], Ralph de Wellewyk, Thomas
de Bikenor [no. 1595], and John son of Matthew de la
Mare, all with the king; John de Clyf, and William de
Acre, Edmund de Dacre, Walter de Aust, John de
Havering, Robert fiz Neel, all with Thomas, earl of
Lancaster; Ralph Peyure, Paulinus Peyure, both
with Pagan de Tybotot; Richard de la Sale of
Havehonte, Stephen de Depham, Thomas de Bacun,
Ralph Sefughel, all with John de Chauvent; John de
Carmynon, Robert Beaupel, William le Cuccede -
baillif, Roger Kemp, Hugh de Toppefeld, all with
John Lawarre; Nicholas Poinz with John de Bello
Campo; William de Rempeston with Robert de Canti
Lupo [see no. 2603]; John Mauduyt, Robert de la
Warde, steward of the household [no. 1587], Henry de
Segrave; Alexander de Balliolo of Cavers staying in
Scotland |no. 1576|; Robert de Canti Lupo [no. 1586],
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1306
2602 May 28 Contd.
Gilbert de Eule, both with Robert de la Warde; Henry
de Bodrigan with Hugh le Despenser [nos. 1585-6];
Thomas de Coudray [no. 1589], Robert de Grendon,
both with the earl of Gloucester; John Besezcu with
the earl of Hereford and Essex; John Meynik of
Cornwall with the earl of Arundel Ino. 1586]; John
de Everens with Gerard de Eylesford; Hugh Panton,
John de Wassheburn [no. 1586], both with Peter
Corbet; John de Waldeshaf, and Nicholas de Sancto
Mauro [no. 1582], Walter de Skedemor, Reginald de
Pavely, Peter de Ba [no. 1602], John de Wyteney,
chaplain, John le Silbeton, Roger de Bray, William
de Malherbe, Roger Gasseleuyn, Edmund Basset,
William le Blund, Adam de Scelton, Hugh de Corf,
parson of Hynepedele church, all with Henry de
Lancastre; Thomas de Bannebury, John de Meriet
[no. 1601], both with Simon de Monte Acuto; John
Wade with John Buteturte; William de Baiocis with
Geoffrey Luterel [nos. 1585-6]. [C 67/16, m. 10].
John de Olneye with John de Grey; John de
Creckelade with John de Buteturte; Walter de
Stirkeland with Robert de Clifford; William
de Sidemanton with Hugh le Despenser;
Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare with the king,
[protection] in Ireland for one year [no. 1585];
Mr John Waleweyn with the earl of Hereford
and Essex. [C. 67/16, m. 9] [Easter].
2603 May 30
Baldwin Pycot, Thomas de Wilgheby of Askeby,
Robert Turs of Hoggesthorp, Peter de Lekeburn, all
with Robert de Wilgheby; Philip de Curtenay,
Stephen de Hacumbe, both with Hugh de Curtenay
[both no. 1581J; Richard de Herthill [nos 1590-l].and
Simon Lowys, the king's nuncio, Mr Peter of
Newcastle under Lyme [no. 1590], John de Grey
[no. 1591], Nicholas de Chilham, Thomas de
Leukenore [no. 1590], Thomas Brun, Geoffrey de
Mildenhale, Nicholas de Karliolo, Ralph de
Staneford, chaplain, duplicate [no. 1590], Thomas de
Sandwyco [no. 1594], William de Monte Pessulano,
Richard de Monte Pessulano, Edmund de Raygate,
John Rastel, and Thomas de Langenhull, all with the
king; Baldwin de Paunton, Mr Robert de Cidesterne
(no. 15911, both with the prince of Wales; Henry
Cursun with the earl of Lincoln; Geoffrey le Boteler,
John de Parys, both with John de Buteturte; Thomas
Fillol [no. 1596], John de Bech, both with John de
Grey; Martin de Fishacre, Roger Papiloun Ino. 1594 1,
both with Hugh le Despenser; Henry de Frene with
1306
2603 May 30 Contd.
Walter de Frene; John de Thornton with Walter de
Teye; William de Rempeston with Robert de Canti
Lupo [see no. 2602]; Robert de Lekeburn with
Adam de Well; Robert de la Mare, John le Buteler,
both with Thomas de Veer; William de Sancto
Johanne, and Peter de Lymisy, Ingram de Gynes [no.
1591], Ancell de Plumpton, all with Thomas, earl of
Lancaster; John de Warenna, earl of Surrey [nos.
1588, 1591]; John de Scures, Marmaduke de la More,
both with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford; Henry
de Bohun with the earl of Hereford and Essex;
Theobald de Goldyngton with John de Horecurt
[sic] ; Walter de Muncy, John de Weylond, both with
Thomas de Bardolf; John de Harecurt [no. 1594],
John de Walkyngham, both with John de Moubray;
Edmund de Bohun, Robert de Walkfare, Reginald
atte Mille, all with Henry de Bohun; Walter Haket
[no. 1594] and Robert de Turbervill his valet,
both with John de Canti Lupo; Robert Malet with
Amauri de Sancto Amando [no. 1594], Robert de
Bykerton, and Randolph de Staunton, Robert de
Staunton, Richard de Macworth, chaplain, Richard
de Verdun, John de Castre, Giles de Chaunceus,
John de Hardreshull, all with Robert de la Warde,
steward of the household. [All Easter.] [C 67/16,
m. 9].
2604 June 1
John de Lancastre with Henry de Percy; Easter,
[ibid].
2605 June 2
Reginald de Wasteneys, William de Brustowe, John
de Houglon, Richard de Thurston, Henry Crok, Hugh
le Keu of Ottele, Thomas de Rokesle, William
Paynel [no. 1582], William de Saunford, William
Sauvage, all with the earl of Surrey; John de
Moubray, Philip de Verly [no. 1594]; Thomas de
Botycumbe with Thomas de Umfravill; James de
Dalilegh, clerk, staying in Scotland, duplicate;
Matthew de Osgodeby, William de Fen, both with
Robert de Scales; William de Boleton with John de
Mubray; John Pecche with the earl of Arundel
[no. 1593]; William de Brewosa, Richard de
Chastillum, Roger de Cobeham, John Tigre, John de
Haudlo, all with Hugh le Despenser; Robert de
Segre, clerk, John le Treour, John Lesquilier, Adam
le Chaundeler, all with the prince of Wales; Philip
la Zusche, John de Chidiok, Amauri la Zusche,
William la Zusche, John de Lyston, all with Alan la
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1306
2605 June 2 Contd.
Zusche in company of Thomas, earl of Lancaster;
Alan la Zusche with Thomas, earl of Lancaster
[no. 1594], John Cam, Richard de Welles, John de
Mortuo Mari, Richard de Sutton, William le Surreys
[sic], chaplain, Owen de Monte Gomeri [no. 1594],
Hugh Godard, Robert Sturmy, Walter de Hurtesleye,
Roger son of Roger de Mortuo Mari, Richard de
Burnhope, Adam le Gayt, Roger de Burleye, Richard
de Sholle, all with Roger de Mortuo Mari; Robert de
Tony with the earl of Hereford and Essex.
[All Easter.] [c 67/16, m. Sl.
2606 June 3
Aucher fil' Henry, Gilbert de Goldston, Edmund de
Wylynton [no. 1596], Simon de Verdun, Hugh de
Quappelade, Thomas Bardolf [no. 1598], Andrew de
Lenn, Walter de Gylling [no. 1596], Roger de Mortuo
Mari, by the king himself [nos. 1591-2, 1594], John
de Sandwyco, John Powys, Richard Bygor, Amauri
de Sancto Amando [no. 1597], all with the king;
Hugh atte Noke, John de Hynton, both with Aucher
fil' Henry; John Augier with John de Scures.
[C 67/16, m. 9].
John de Belhus [no. 1594], Richard de la Rivere,
Warin de Insula, all with Henry de Tieys; Walter
Crepyn with John de Hastyng; John son of Nicholas
de Horstede with Edmund Folyot; John de Gyniur,
Walter de Winneferthingg, parson of Great Melton,
Henry de Drayton, Nicholas le Keu of Merkeshale,
Hugh de Patemere, John de Hilles, Thomas de
Scalariis [no. 1597], Philip de Esteney, Geoffrey de
Burdeleys [no. 1602], Thomas de Moigne, Richard
Payn, all with Hugh de Veer; Thomas de Lucy;
Theobald de Bolteby, Anthony de Lucy, Thomas de
Ireby, all with Thomas de Lucy; Richard de
Hudleston, Adam de Twynham, both with Robert de
Clifford; Robert de Gisburne of Jar [.sic] staying in
Scotland with William le Latimer, William le Taillur
of Athereston with Robert de la Warde, steward of
the household; Edmund Folyot [no. 1594], Athelinus
de Manton, Robert le Barber, Richard son of Michael
le Orfeure of Nottingham, Richard le Champioun,
Ralph de Eyton, Hugh de Quappelade, Philip de
Leghton, Robert de Wotton, Reginald le Porter, by
the king himself, William de Crey [nos. 1594, 1597],
Thomas Furnivall, Hugh de Veer [nos. 1594, 1596],
Thomas de Veer, Geoffrey de Saham, John de Vilers,
Thomas de Convere, John de Donyeton, chaplain,
Hugh de Veer, duplicate [nos. 1594, 1596], Roger de
1306
2606 June 3 Contd.
Assherugge, Thomas de Ver, John de la Poile,
Robert de la Chaumbre, the king's sergeant at arms,
John de London and Walter his brother, all with the
king; William de Bokesworth with Henry de Segrave
[no. 1595]; John son of John de Ake with Marmaduke
de Twenge; Elias le Taillur with Hugh le Despenser;
.Robert Tiliul with Henrv de Percy. [C 67/16, m. 8]
[All Easter).
2607 June 4
Julian and John de Nova Salvaterra, Richard le
Naper, Richard le Grey of Banbury, John de la Moyle,
Walter Fraunceys of Westminster [sic], Peter de
Shenedun, deacon of St Mary's church, Salop
[no. 1596], John de Luda, Oto de Dunameneye, the
king's sergeant at arms, Roger de Mortuo Mari
[nos. 1591-2, 1594], all with the king; Walter de la
Lynde with John de Luda. [C 67/16, m. 8]. Henry de
la Lee, William de Holand, both with the earl of
Lancaster. [C 67/16, m. 7] [All Easter].
2608 June 6
Henry de Lamplogh, Robert de Burn, both with
William de Brewosa; Peter de Malo Lacu junior,
Robert le Squier, Geoffrey de Monte Revelli, John
de Bakere, all with the king. [C 67/16, m. 8].
Richard de Donecastre, John de Wynton, clerk,
duplicate, [no. 1601], Nigel de Wheteley, John le
Treur, Roger de Mortuo Mari, by the king himself,
duplicate [nos. 1591-2, 1594], Richard de Berlay,
Stephen de Burghersh, Robert de Creppyng
[no. 1596], Roger Bavent [no. 1597], Thomas, earl
of Lancaster, John son of Matthew de la Mare of
Bradewell, Nicholas de Asteleye [no. 1597], John de
Hastang, all with the king; George de Charneles,
Richard de Welles, both with Roger de Mortuo Mari;
John de Argenteine with the earl of Lincoln; John
Turgys of Farnham with John Laware; William de
Ardynton, clerk, William de Sudleye, both with John
de Suthleye; Miles de Bello Campo with John son of
Matthew de la Mare; Eustace de Cotesbeche, John
de Somery, John de Clyf, Robert de Ufford [no. 1596],
all with the earl of Lancaster; William de Hustwayt
of Athelyngflete with John de Eyvill in company of
the earl of Hereford and Essex, by the king himself,
John de Suleye, the king's chamberlain,
Robert de Creppyng [no. 1596], John de Langeton,
Thomas de Berkeleye, Maurice de Berkeleye;
Nicholas de Hastynges, going to stay with Ralph
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1306
2608 June 6 Contd.
fil' William; Henry fil' Hugh, Thomas de la Roche,
both with Robert de Clifford; Reginald son of
Reginald fil' Peter with Robert fil' Pagan Ino. 1597],
Walter Hakun with Pagan de Typetoft [sic]; John de
Fyens with William de Monteforti William de
Monteforti with John fil' Mathew [no. 1597]; John
Dengayne, William de Boudon, clerk, Ingelard de
Warle, clerk, Stephen de Suthle, clerk, Peter Samuel,
Roger de Wellesworth, clerk, Thomas de Chedynton,
John Gamage, John de Weston, William de Melton,
clerk, Richard Oliver, John de Lymbury, George de
Percy, John de Knokyn, Thomas de Cotingham,
Peter de Gavaston, Robert de Kendale, Henry de
Say, William Gerald, Andrew de Saunkevill, Walter
Reginald, provost of Beverley, by the king himself,
all with the prince of Wales; Martin Goldwyne and
John Toly, mariners, both sailing to Scotland with
Edward Charles, captain and admiral from the mouth
of the Thames to Berwick; Roger de Corbet, Thomas
Corbet, both with Fulk le Estraung; Alan de
Bokessell, William son of Edmund Trussel, both
with Andrew de Saunkevill. [C 67/16, m. 7].
Thomas son of Hugh de Ludelawe [nos. 1585-6],
with William de Brewosa. [C 67/16, m. 6]. Thomas de
Caunvill, Walter de Faucunberge, both with the king,
by the king himself; John de Ethebrugg le
Chaundeler with the king. [C 67/16, m. 5| [AH
Easter].
2609 June 8
Arnald de Saunz, the king's sergeant at arms.
IC 67/16, m. 8]. [m. 7]. Henry de Bluntesdon,
chaplain, Philip de Beauveys, Nicholas de Bosco,
Henry de Bluntesdon [no. 1596] [sic, see above],
Matthew de Monte Martini, Guy de Bello Campo, earl
of Warwick [no. 1601], Walter de Gylling [no. 1596],
John Neel, Walter Waldeshef, Gilbert son of Thomas
de Clare [no. 1596], Adam de Blyda, duplicate
[no. 1597], John Lovel, John son of Matthew de la
Mare, all with the king; Richard de la Wedetune with
Henry de Bluntesdon; Walter Reynaud, Henry de Say,
John de Brocton with the prince of Wales; John Hamelj
William Blaunfrount, Godfrey de Melsa, all with the
earl of Warwick; John de Eyvill of Anstan [N. Anston,
Yorks] with John de Eyvill in company of the earl of
Hereford and Essex, by the king; Gilbert Gentyl,
Robert de Nodariis, Robert Rose junior, John de
Brampton senior, Walter de Bermyngham, all with
Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare; John Joce with
1306
2609 June 8 Contd.
Robert fil' Walter [no. 1601]; Peter de Greselegh
with Robert de la Warde; Herbert de Flynton with
Geoffrey de Melsa; William le Botiller of Werington,
Robert de Holand, both with the earl of Lancaster;
Peter de Custancia with Matthew de Monte Martini;
John de Eyvill and the earl of Hereford and Essex,
by the king; Robert de Wessington with Geoffrey de
Sancto Quintino; Thomas Paynel in company of John
de Sancto Johanne; Geoffrey Howeles with Hugh le
Despenser; Walter de Huntercumbe defending
Berwick [no. 1610]; William de Huntyngfeld with
John de Hastynges, duplicate [no. 1583].
[C 67/16, m. 7].
John Russel, John de Kynardeseye, John Swynnerton,
all with the earl of Lancaster; Jakemyn de Arraz,
Walter de Bodeham, Gerard de Custancia, parson of
the church of Releye, all with Matthew de Monte
Martini; John de Ratynden with Hugh le Despenser
[no. 1597]; Walter son of Gilbert Hakun with Pagan
de Typetoft; John de Berkeleye with Maurice de
Berkeleye; John le Chaundeler [no. 1597], Hugh de
Nevill [no. 1595], Henry son of William de
Braylesford, John Bardolf, Peter de Brewosa, all
with the king; Thomas le Keu of Peterborough with
John de Multon; Henry de Leyburn with the prince
of Wales [no. 1597]. [C 67/16, m. 6] [All Easter].
2610 June 12
Thomas de Praeres, Walter de Pateshill, both with
Hugh de Nevill; Thomas de Helbeck with Robert de
Clifford; Bartholomew de Enefeld with the earl of
Hereford and Essex; John Bluet with the earl of
Gloucester and Hertford; John de Doddyngeseles
with John de Hasting; Giles de Asteleye, Richard
de Eggebaston, both with Nicholas de Astleye; John
Polgroyn with William de Monteforti; Richard de
Perers with the earl of Lancaster; Ralph William
[sic] staying with Aymer de Valencia; Thomas de la
Chapele with Hugh Godard in company of Roger de
Mortuo Mari, John de Sumerset, Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, by the king himself, Richard Danyel,
John Rastel, William de Leyburn, duplicate, Richard
Porteseye, Geoffrey de Stokes, clerk [no. 1597], all
with the king; Robert Achard [no. 1597) and Rolland
de Eddingeseles with him, in company of Henry de
Segrave; John de Insula Vecta with John de Sumery;
Hugh de Nevill [nos. 1595, 1597|, John Abadam;
Adam de Walton with John de Langeton; Thomas de
Leyburn, William de Cosynton, John de Crok, John
PART M: PROTECTIONS
1306
2610 June 12 Contd.
de Chaumpeyne, Ralph Bygot, Henry de Leyburn
ino. 1597]; Fulk Peyforer, William Flambard, William
le Bathou, all with William de Leyburn; Thomas de
Novo Burgo, John Mautravers senior, duplicate
[no. 1607], Walter Mautravers, Roger Mautravers, all
with Maurice de Berkeleye; Nicholas de Chartney,
John de Alneto, both with Simon de Monte Acuto;
John de Multon, Roger de Englefeld, both with the
prince of Wales; William Malherbe, Edmund Basset,
Walter de Skidmore, Jordan de la Park, William de
Lughteburgh, all with Henry de Lancastre; Richard
Cotele, Walter de Rokesley, both with John Abadam;
Robert de Felton staying with Henry de Percy;
Baldwyn Dakeyn with Pagan de Tybetot; Thomas de
Burhunte with Richard de Porteseye. [All Easter. I
[C 67/16, m. 6].
2611 June 14
All barons, sailors, mariners and others of Hythe
and Sandwich; John de Byroun, John de Bello Campo
of Somerset, duplicate; Geoffrey de Say with the
prince of Wales (no. 1598]; Edmund de Sancto
Leodegario, Edmund de Sutherleye, both with
Stephen de Burgherssh; Nicholas de Segrave with
the earl of Lancaster; John de Clivedon with
Maurice de Berkeley; Richard de Weyland with Hugh
le Despenser, by the king himself; John Abel,
Humphrey de Bassyngburn, both with the king;
Robert de Ellesfeld of Dadynton, Robert Rabaz,
Walter de Cusynton [l600] , Richard de Hale,
Thomas de Stodham, all with John Abel; John son
of John de Hastynges in company of Queen Margaret.
[All Easter.] [C 67/16, m. 6l.
2612 June 15
Nigel de Morton with the king. [C 67/16, m. 6].
Robert fil' Ralph, Bertinus Bacun, Thomas de Belton,
Robert de Sewardby, Thomas de Wyvill, Thomas de
Musegrave, John de Chauncefeld, Walter de Kelk,
Gilbert Haunsard, John de Kelk, all staying with
Ralph fil' William, Ralph de Dryby, Walter de
Huggeford, William de Lucy, John de Ryshton,
William Tuchet, Geoffrey Merre, the king's sergeant,
all with the king; William Corbet; John de Tany
[nos. 1599, 1601], Peter de Custancia Ino. 1599),
both with Matthew de Monte Martini; John de
Ratingden with Hugh le Despenser. [no. 1597]
[C 67/16, m. 5J [All Easter].
1306
2613 June 16
Hugh de Veer [nos. 1594, 1596], Roger de Grymeston
[no. 1601], both with the king; William Fillol,
Thomas Fillol [no. 1596], both with Hugh le
Despenser; John de Vyne, John de Haudlo, both with
Hugh le Despenser; Thomas de Multon of Gyllesland
staying with Henry de Percy; Peter de Eketon with
Henry de Tieys; Henry de Appelby with the prince
of Wales. [C 67/16, m. 6].
Robert de Pomelesburne, John Hayward, Geoffrey de
la Lee, John de Columbariis, John de Drokenesford,
keeper of the wardrobe, by the king himself, Richard
de Porteseye, John de Lacy of Rishton, Ralph
Basset of Drayton, duplicate, Peter de Colyngburn,
Peter de Verly, all with the king; Robert de
Bradeford with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford;
Walter de Wenlok with Gilbert son of Thomas de
Clare; John de Insula with Nicholas de Segrave in
company of the earl of Lancaster; Thomas de
Borhunte with Richard de Porteseye; William de
Pikehale, Geoffrey de Colevill; Walter de
Huntercumbe defending Berwick [no. 1610]; Roger
de Gacelyn with Henry de Lancastre [no. 1606];
William de Faucunberge with Walter de Faucumberge;
Mr Simon de Redeswell with Roger de Mortuo Mari;
John de Wysham with the earl of Surrey. [All Easter).
John de Sheffield, parson of Fuldon church and
sheriff of Northumberland, staying in the Scottish
marches to make provision for the king's use;
Michaelmas. Simon de Cokefeld with Pagan Typotot
[s/c); John de Bracebrigg, Thomas de Pipe, both
with Ralph Basset of Drayton; John de Fryvill with
the earl of Lincoln [no. 1604); Robert de Lacy with
John Buteturte and John de Obustede with Robert;
John de Chaundos with the prince of Wales.
[C 67/16, m. 5) [AH Easter).
2614 June 17
Ralph de Frechevill with the king, by the king
himself; Thomas de Spernoure, Ralph de Stanlowe,
Thomas Malore all with William de Ferrariis.
[C 67/16, m. 6). John de Mortuo Mari of Kidderminster
with John de Sileton; John de Valers with Robert
fil' Pagan; Henry de Sandwico, chaplain, with John
de Drokenesford, keeper of the wardrobe; John de
Albenhale, William de Tracy, both with the earl of
Gloucester and Hertford; Ralph Bygod, William de
Cusington, both with John Abel. (C 67/16, m. 5]
[All Easterj.
PROTECTIONS
1306
2615 June 20
Robert de Ros with the earl of Lincoln; Easter.
[C 67/16, m. 5].
2616 June 21
Adam de Jernemuth with Gilbert son of Thomas de
Clare; men and mariners of Great Yarmouth,
staying in Scotland in the king's service, with
similar protection in other wars; John de Bynglay
with Henry de Lancastre; Roger Crespyn with Hugh
le Despenser; John de Cove with Hugh de Veer;
Hugh de Temede with Roger de Mortuo Mari; William
de Rythre with the king, duplicate. (All Easter. 1
libid].
2617 June 22
Walter de Bedewynd, clerk; Alan de Plogenet, and
John de la Bere, William de la Lynde, both with him,
Edmund atte Mede with Thomas de Sandwyco.
[All Easter.] [ibid].
2618 June 24
William de Basing, duplicate, [no. 1602], Hugh Houel
and Thomas de Sandale; William de Tyngewyk with
Alan la Zusche; Robert de Waltham with Thomas
Grelle; Edmund Gacelyn with the earl of Lancaster.
[All Easter.l [C 67/16, m. 5l.
2619 June 26
Robert le Forester of Stebenhethe with Henry de
Lancaster; Easter, [ibid].
2620 July 1
Thomas de Pridias [no. 1603]; Ralph de Kele with
Robert de Wilgheby; Henry de Grey [no. 1604] ;
staying with Aymer de Valencia; John de Cheverston
with Hugh de Curtenay. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2621 July 2
Edmund de Malo Lacu, William de Rude, both with
the king; Thomas Grey and Robert Heron, parson of
Ford church, staying in Scotland; William de Melton,
clerk, with the prince of Wales; Roger de Langedon
with William de Leyburn; John de Eure with Walter
de Teye; Fremund de Hoghton staying with Aymer
de Valencia; Hugh de Valle Torta with Robert fil'
Pagan [no. 1589]; Robert son of Robert de Hoo with
Philip de Kyme. [C 67/16, m. 5]. John de Gary with
Robert fil' Pagan; John de Hynton and Hugh de
Charneles with the king. [C 67/16, m. 4] [AH Easter].
2622 July 3
William fil' William Trussel |no. 1605], Philip de
1306
2622 July 3 Contd.
Barynton, both with the earl of Lancaster; Easter.
[C 67/16, m. 4].
2623 July 5
John son of John Neirunt with William de Canti Lupo;
Richard de Harlegh with Roger de Mortuo Mari.
[Both Easter.] [ibid].
2624 July 6
Miles Pichard, Roger Pichard, Henry de Greneford,
all with the king, John Ilger, John le Haymonger,
both with Miles Pichard. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2625 July 9
Nicholas de Stutevill, Robert de Dalton, both with
the king, Hugh de Ouilly with the earl of Lancaster.
[All Easter.] [ibid].
2626 July 10
Robert de Prestbury, William son of William le
Seneschal of Evesham, Thomas de Bengham, all
with Thomas de Berkele; William le Coule with
John Abel; John deCaumpeden, the king's panterer
[keeper of the pantry], Henry de Monte Pessulano,
both with the king. I All Easter.] [ibid].
2627 July 14
Robert de Perpound and Adam de Pycton with him,
ill company of the prince of Wales. [Both Easter.l
[C 67/16, m. 4].
2628 July 16
John de Cantilupo, Easter, [ibid].
2629 July 22
John son of William de Frollebury and Peter de
Cicestre, the king's butler, both with the king;
Hugh de Rysselep staying with Henry de Grey;
Robert Herun staying in Scotland; Robert de Colevill
staying with Robert de Malo Lacu. [All Easter.]
libidl.
2630 July 27
William Colle of Derby, the king's sergeant at arms,
with the king; Easter, [ibid].
2631 August 1
John de Fremyngham, Bernard de Brus, both with the
earl of Warwick; Easter, [ibidl.
2632 August 2
William le Sautreur with the king; Gilbert de Aton
staying with Henrv de Percy. [Both Easter.l [ibidl.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1306
2633 August 7
Henry Beaufez, William de Helbedon, Warin de
Scarghull, all with William de Rithre; Thomas de
Swaynesby with [blank] [no. 1609]. [All Easter.]
[ibid].
2634 August 14
William de Eyncurt with the king; Easter, [ibid].
2635 August 20
William de Felton defending Berwick; Easter, [ibid].
2636 August 25
Robert son of Hugh Burdet with Amauri la Zusche,
staying in company of Aymer de Valencia; Easter,
[ibid].
2637 September 2
Nicholas de Worteley with William de Cantilupo;
Easter, [ibid].
2638 September 3
William le Latymer staying in Scotland, duplicate,
by writ of privy seal; Easter. [C 67/16, m. 4].
2639 September 6
William le Ros of Hamelak staying in Scotland;
Easter, [ibid].
2640 September 8
Edmund Comyn of Kilbride, staying in Scotland, by
writ of privy seal; Christmas, [ibid].
2641 September 10
Richard le Waleys staying with Henry de Percy;
William de Ros of Hamelak staying with the king.
[Both Easter.l [ibid].
2642 September 15
Edmund Wasteneys staying with Robert de Clifford,
Easter, [ibid].
2643 September 16
John de Barton of Fryton going to stay with William
le Latymer; Adam Carbonel staying with Edmund de
Wasteneys; Theobald de Nevill staying with John de
Segrave; John Maunsel staying with Henry de
Lancastre; John de Lymbury with the prince of Wales.
lAll Easter.l [ibid].
2644 September 20
Robert de Hastang staying in Scotland; Robert de
Clesby staying with the king. I Both by writ of privy
seal; both Easter.[ [ibid].
1306
2645 September 24
Robert de Stepelton staying with John de Hastings;
Easter, [ibid].
2646 October 1
Robert fil' Roger, triplicate, and Alexander de
Claveringg, Robert de Louther, both staying in
Scotland with him; Easter, [ibidj.
2647 October 7
John de Corbrigg staying with William de Rue,
keeper of the bishopric of Glasgow; Robert de
Faudon staying in Scotland. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2648 October 16
Thomas le Rus with Nicholas de Estle; Roger de
Inkepenne staying with Aymer de Valencia; Andrew
de Middleton, John de Tunstal, both staying with
Henry de Percy. [All Easter.] (C 67/16, m. 4].
2649 October 20
John de Insula staying in Scotland, by writ of privy
seal; 17 Apr. Simon de Monte Acuto, by writ of privy
seal; Easter. [C 67/16, m. 3[.
2650 October 28
John Merlyn staying with Aymer de Valencia; Easter.
[C 67/16, m. 4].
2651 November 3
John Gymelyn; Easter, [ibid].
2652 November 8
Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, by the king himself; Easter [no. 1612[.
I ibid].
2653 November 22
William de Tudenham; Easter. [C 67/16, m. 4|.
Aymer de Valencia, with [respite of] pleas in
several counties; Easter. Robert de Clifford;
Christmas, [c 67/16, m. 3l.
2654 December 6
Mr William de Ottewych, Mr Adam de Sancto Albano,
both going to the marches, by the king himself,
nuncio the treasurer; Easter. [C 67/16, m. 3].
1307
2655 February 7
William de Monte Acuto, by writ of privy seal; Easte
IC 67/16,m. 31.
444
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1307
2656 March 8
William le Sautreur with the king, by the king himself,
nuncio the treasurer; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2657 March 20
Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, nuncio the treasurer, duplicate; and
Nicholas Malemains with him, nuncio the treasurer;
John de Sancto Johanne; John Chavent, duplicate
[no. 1618]; Aymer de Valencia. [All staying; all
warranted by the king himself, All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2658 March 22
Thomas de Sandale staying with John de Sandale;
for one year. [C 67A6, m. 3].
2659 March 25
Robert de Clifford staying in Scotland, by the king
himself; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2660 March 26
Mr William Comyn, provost of the church of
St Andrew, staying with Aymer de Valencia, by the
king himself, duplicate; 1 Nov. [ibid].
2661 March 28
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex,
staying in Scotland, by the king himself; 1 Aug.
John de Geyton staying with John Butueturte,
by the king himself, nuncio R. de Cotingham;
24 June. Robert de Haustede staying with the earl
of Hereford and Essex; by the king himself, nuncio
R. de Cotingham; 1 Aug. John de Uvedale, by the
king himself, duplicate [no. 1623), William de
Cambhogh, James de Dalilegh, John de Echebregge
le Chaundeler, Mr Peter Savoray, Henry de
Bluntesdon, triplicate, by the king himself;
Michaelmas. Robert de Bures with the king, by the
king himself, nuncio R. de Cotingham; one year.
Philip de Leghton, Edmund de Reygate, John le
Hayward [no. 1620], Henry de Beaufiz, duplicate,
Thomas le Brun [no. 1620], all with the king;
Michaelmas. Edmund Comyn staying with Aymer de
Valencia, by the king himself, nuncio R. de
Cotingham; 24 June. Richard de Acton with Henry de
Bluntesdon, by the king himself, triplicate;
Michaelmas. William de Rithre; 1 Aug. [ibidj.
2662 April 1
Ralph de Beltoft, Walter de Ry, Robert de Cropping,
Mr Peter le Surygeon [no. 1619], Adam de Blida
[no. 1619], all with the king. [Entered in error as
1307
2662 April 1 Contd.
1 Mar., dated at Carlisle - king then at Lanercost.]
William de Helleden, Robert de Pomelesburn, Robert
de Doncastre, Adam le Forester of Brokesburn,
William de Tudenham, Geoffrey de Mildenhale, Nigel
de Whetele, all with the king. [AH Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
2663 April 3
John de Caumpeden [no. 1621], Nicholas de Stutevill,
John de Frollebury, by the king himself, nuncio R. de
Cotingham, Peter de Chelewynseye, William de la
Rude, by the king himself, Peter deShevedon,
chaplain nuncio R. de Cotingham, William Colle of
Derby, William de Swyneburn, Walter de Frenes, all
with the king; John de Hastynges, William de
Hastynges, both staying in Scotland, by writ of privy
seal; Thomas le Rous, John leRous, both staying with
John de Hastynges, by writ of privy seal. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2664 April 4
Walter de Gilling [no. 1625], Thomas de Langehull,
John de Wynton, clerk, Robert Sauvage le Barbur,
John Rastel, all with the king; Robert de Watervill
staying with Robert de Clifford, by the king himself,
nuncio R. de Cotingham, duplicate; Gilbert Kaskel.
[All Michaelmas.] [C 67/16, m. 3].
2665 April 11
Thomas le Brun staying in Scotland, by writ of
privy seal; Michaelmas [no. 1620]. [ibid].
2666 May 17
John de Sulleye, John Neel, Robert le Warner, all
staying in Scotland, by writ of privy seal;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2667 May 19
Geoffrey de Segrave, John de Segrave, duplicate,
[no. 1624], John son of John de Segrave, duplicate
[no. 1624], all staying in Scotland. [C67/16, m. 3].
Thomas de Tolthorp [no. 1624] staying with John de
Segrave, by writ of privy seal. [C 67/16, m. 2]
[All Michaelmas].
2668 May 20
Aymer de Valencia staying in Scotland, by writ of
privy seal, duplicate; Michaelmas. |C 67/16, m. 3].
2669 May 22
John de Thorp, steward of the household, and
PROTECTIONS
1307
2669 May 22 Contd.
Geoffrey his brother, staying in Scotland, by writ of
privy seal; Michaelmas. [C 67A6, m. 2].
2670 May 23
John de Moubray staying in Scotland, by writ of
privy seal; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2671 May 26
Geoffrey Meire [the king's tentmakerj; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2672 May 28
William de Felton staying in Scotland; Michaelmas.
[ibid].
2673 June 1
Stephen de la More, leading footmen from Wales to the
king at Carlisle; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
2674 June 4
Edmund, earl of Arundel [no. 1626], and John Pecche
with him; Michaelmas, [ibid],
2675 June 6
John de Britannia, earl of Richmond; Michaelmas
[no. 1621]. [C 67/16, m. 2].
2676 June 8
William de Corby, Alan de Plukenet, both by the king
himself; Walter de Bedewynd, clerk, with the king
[no. 1627]. [All Michaelmas.] [ibidl.
2677 June 10
Walter de Faucomberge, duplicate, John de Ferariis;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
2678 June 12
Protection in Ireland for Gilbert son of Thomas de
Clare, in company of Gilbert de Clare; one year.
[ibid].
2679 June 17
Walter Hakelut junior, by the king himself [no. 1628],
Henry de Percy, duplicate; Walter de Tey with the
king. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2680 June 18
Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare, duplicate, and Roger
Tyrel in Gilbert's company; John de Ingham, Thomas
de Multon of Egremont, by the king himself, John la
Ware [no. 1630], Richard Level, Thomas de Verdun,
by the king himself [no. 16291; John de Wygeton and
Adam de Welles, both by writ of privy seal; Sir John
1307
2680 June 18 Contd.
de Boyvill, William de Grey, John son of Robert de
Ingham, all with John de Ingham; Michael de Ponyng
with the earl of Surrey [no. 1629]; John Extraneus of
Ercalaue, Fulk Extraneus, both with the earl of
Arundel; John de Crumwelle, Guy Ferre, both with
the prince of Wales. [C 67/16, m. 2]. Bartholomew de
Badelesmere in company of Gilbert de Clare. Protec-
tion in Ireland for John de Crettingge, vacated [sic];
Henry de Appelby with the prince. [C 67/16, m. l]
[All Michaelmas].
2681 June 24
Richard de Herthill [no. 1631]; Robert fil' Walter
with the king. [Both Michaelmas.] [C 67/16, m. 2].
2682 June 26
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, triplicate, and
William Paynel with him [both no. 1632]; Ralph de
Camoys with Hugh le Despenser [no. 1633]; Henry
de Lancastre, by the king himself, nuncio the
treasurer [nos. 1663-4] [also entered under 28 June.]
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2683 June 27
Fulk fil' Warin, by the king himself, and Walter Haket
with Fulk; Robert fil' Walter with the king [no. 1632],
and William Bagod, Richard Bagod, William de Walton,
all with Robert; Baldwin de Maners with the prince of
Wales; Thomas de Berkeleye, and Maurice de
Berkeleye, William de Wauton, William le Gamage,
all with Thomas, by writ of privy seal, all vacated
because on the Patent Roll [s/c], [AH Michaelmas. 1
[C 67/16, m. 2].
2684 June 28
Stephen de Burgherssh with Robert de Monte Alto,
duplicate; Henry de Segrave [no. 1634], and John,
son of Alexander de Resham of Causton with Henry;
Roger le Sauvage, Sir Giles de Argentein, Robert
Fileby, John de Goteham, all in company of the
prince of Wales. [C 67/16, m. 2].
Thomas de Furnivall with Hugh le Despenser
[no. 1634]; John de la Ryvere, Matthew de Monte
Martini, John de Cantilupo, Robert de Monte Alto,
duplicate, [no. 1634], Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, Walter son of Robert de Daventre, Thomas
de Veer; William de Brianzoun with Robert fil' Walter;
Philip de Ayllesbury with William de Clare; Matthew
Osgodby, Robert de Scales [no. 1627], Martin Shench,
Thomas de Appelby, all with the prince of Wales;
446
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1307
2684 June 28 Contd.
John Moygne, John de Bracebrigge, John de
Syndresham, all with Robert de Monte Alto; John Ap
Adam, by the king himself, John de Cretingge, both
with the king; Thomas de Coudray with John Ap
Adam; Pagan de Tybotot, and John le Moigne, John de
Argenten, William de Bessington, Richard de
Arundel, Alexander de Ledes, John de Cabergh,
John de Leyburn, Walter de Shobdon, Walter de
Reyndon, William de Mewyth, Richard le Brun,
Richard de Argentein, Baldwin de Maneriis, Adam
de Heskayth, Edmund Talbot, Maurice le Brun,
Robert de Whytlaye, Edmund Ward, William de Barwe,
Robert de Byncestre, Henry de Shirley, John de
Stapelton, Adam de Hudeleston, Peter Osekyng,
Robert de Agheneby, John de Metheleye, Peter le
Flemyng, all with the earl of Lincoln in the prince's
company; Nicholas de Segrave with the earl of
Lancaster. [Also Henry de Lancastre; see no. 2682
above.] [C 67/16, m. l] [All Michaelmas].
2685 July 1
Richard de Gereseie with the prince of Wales; John
de Moubray with the king, William de Ros of
Hamelak, Adam de Swyllynton, William de Kyme,
John Darcy; Robert de Shirlaund with the earl of
Lincoln; John de Sumery with the earl of Arundel.
[All Michaelmas.] [C 67/16, m. 2].
2686 July 8
Miles de Stapelton with the prince of Wales, and
John de Melton, Roger de Ask, both with Miles;
Michaelmas. [C 67/16, m.ll.
[End of Roll C 67/16].
1308
2687 July 12
Gilbert Pecche; Michaelmas. [Incomplete in Rot.
Scot., i, 55b]. John de Brittania, earl of Richmond;
one year [no. 1635|. Richard de Brymmesgrove,
going to Scotland as receiver of the king's victuals,
Easter. Walter de Godyenton, going to Scotland to
make provision for the king's coming there; Easter.
IC 71/3, m. 141.
2688 July 15
Peter Pycot with William de Ferariis; Michaelmas.
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot,, i, 55a I. John son of John
le Estraunge; All Saints. I ibid |.
1308
2689 July 28
James de Hotot staying in the fortress of St John's
town of Pert; All Saints, [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot.
Scot., i, 55b].
2690 August 8
Gilbert de Umfrauill, earl of Angus; Easter, [ibid]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 55b].
2691 August 10
Joanna, widow of Alexander Comyn, staying in
England for one year, [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot.
Scot., i, 55b].
2692 November 15
Edmund de Hanle; Henry Beaufiz. [Both one year.]
[C 71/3, m. 13].
2693 November 27
John de Benstede [no. 1637], and Brian de
Pampleswurth, parson of Honoton church, Henry de
Wymuth, parson of half the church of Ermynton,
Robert de Asphale, all with him; Easter, [ibid].
2694 December 2
John de Crumbwell [no. 1638(, and Henry de
Leveshale, Richard de Holm, Thomas de Bekering,
Richard de Glen, Henry Touk, Robert de Perpoint,
Roger son of William de Brumwyz, John de Felton,
Thomas de Thoraldby, Henry Poteman, Roger de
Sancto Johanne, Ralph Basset of Drayton, Adam de
Staneye, Hugh de Stratton, Walter du Park, all with
him; Robert de Malo Lacu; Hugh Daudele. [All 24
June.] [C 71/3, m. 121.
2695 December 3
John Lestraunge, junior. [C 71/3, m. 111.
Walter de Burghdon, Gilbert de Burghdon and John
his brother; Bertram de Mounibouchs, Thomas de
Richemont. [AH 24 June.] [C 71/3, m. 12]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 59b].
2696 December 4
Nicholas de Tewkesbury with Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford; Robert Buteuyleyn,
Geoffrey de Say, John de Fouleston, and for Robert
Buteuyleyn on 15 Jan. 1309 lsicl.[C 71/3, m. 11].
John de Fouleston, Thomas de Balliolo, John de
Wynston, Reginald de Aylesbury, Philip de
Aylesbury, Thomas Dowel, Mr Richard de Clare,
clerk, all in company of the earl of Gloucester and
Hertford. [C 71/3, m. 12] (All 24 June].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1308
2697 December 6
Alexander le fiz Glay with Malise de Straucerne
[Strathearn], in company of the earl of Gloucester;
Easter, [incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 59b]. William
de Codebeth, Edmund de Daker, Eustace de
Codebeth, clerk; Robert Heron, clerk, and Henry
Ethelaston; Richard Walssh, Ralph son of Walter
de Whelton, Henry Beufiz; Robert de Forester with
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex.
[All 24 June.] [C 71/3, m. 12].
2698 December 7
John de Bonrue, John de Pateshull, Edmund de
Wylyngton, John de Wylington, Stephen de
Burghhersh, John de Haudlo, all with Bartholomew
de Badelesmere, in company of the earl of
Gloucester; 24 June, [ibidj.
2699 December 9
Roger de Wodeloks; 24 June, libidj.
2700 December 12
Robert de Wateuile, and Thomas de Prayers,
William Howard, Roger de Wateuile, Ingram de
Wateuile, all with him; Robert de Rocheford, and
John Whiteheued, John de Rocheford, both with
him. [All 24 June.] [ibid].
2701 December 17
John le Chaumberlayn with Humfrey de Bohun, earl
of Hereford and Essex, 24 June. [C 71/3, m. U].
2702 December 26
Henry de Leyburn, Roger de Heghham; Gilbert de
Elsefeld with John de Crumbwell; William le
Latymer, and Richard de la Ryvere, Henry le Tyes,
Thomas le Latymer, all with him. [All 24 June.]
[ibid].
2703 December 27
John de Eyuill with the earl of Hereford and Essex,
ibid].
Whitsu
1309
2704 January 1
Protection for Richard son of Thomas de Clare,
going to Scotland with Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, with similar letters in
Ireland. [C 71/3, m. 11].
2705 January 4
Henry de Bohun, Bartholomew de Evesend, Thomas
1309
2705 January 4 Contd.
de Ferar, John de Cretynges, all with the earl of
Hereford and Essex; 24 June. [ibid].
2706 January 8
Robert de Bosco with William le Latymer; 24 June,
[ibid].
2707 January 12
Theobald Trussel with Stephen de Segrave: Thomas
le Latymer of Wardon [cross-referred on roll to
no 2702 above]. [Both 24 June.] [ibid].
2708 January 16
John de Belhus; 24 June. [ibid].
2709 January 17
William Marmyon in company of Henry de Bello Monte;
24 June. [ibid].
2710 January 20
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex;
William de Lughteburgh with Gilbert de Clare, earl
of Gloucester and Hertford. [Both 24 June.] [ibid].
2711 January 22
William de Ros of Hamelak; John de Kyngeston.
[Both Easter.] [ibid].
2712 March 10
Gilbert de Bromley, clerk; one year [no. 1640].
[ibid].
2713 April 13
Nicholas de Mundevill in company of Peter de
Lubaud; 1 Aug. [ibid].
2714 April 17
Stephen de Segrave, John de Segrave junior, Simon
de Segrave, all with John de Segrave senior;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2715 April 18
John de Segrave; Robert de Leyburn. [Both
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2716 April 22
Nicholas de Cruequer, Henry de Bosco, both with
John de Segrave; Michaelmas. John fil' Marmaduke;
one year, [ibid],
2717 April 25
Randolph de Norton; Henry del Ree. [Both
Michaelmas. I [C 71/3, m. 10].
448
PROTECTIONS
1309
2718 June 3
Thomas de Neuill, clerk, with John de Segrave;
All Saints, [ibid].
2719 Junes
John de Cardeuill; Michaelmas [no. 1642].
Alexander de Balliolo; All Saints [no. 1641]. [ibid].
2720 June 20
John de Wygeton in company of John de Segrave;
Michaelmas. [C 71/3, m. 9].
2721 September 3
Mr John Waleweyn, whom Humfrey de Bohun, earl
of Hereford and Essex, is sending to Scotland to
make provision for his coming; Easter. [C 71/3, m. 8],
2722 September 10
Peter de Eketon with Peter de Gavaston, earl of
Cornwall, going to Scotland to make provision for
that earl's coming [no. 1645]; William CoUe of
Derby, king's sergeant at arms. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2723 September 18
Walter de Grenonwe in service of the king's
chaplain, Bernard de Kyrkeby; Whitsun. Henry de
Bosco with John de Segrave; Easter, [ibid].
2724 September 24
John de Kendale with Peter de Gavaston, earl of
Cornwall; John de Wygeton. [Both Whitsun.] [ibid].
2725 October 1
John de Crumbewell; Peter de Gavaston, earl of
Cornwall; Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford; John de Chelmersford, clerk, [space left
in roll], Bartholomew de Badelesmere with the earl
of Gloucester and Hertford. [All Easter]. Richard de
Duffeld, clerk; Christmas. Walter de Shenkenhurste
with Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemor, going to
Scotland to make provision for the king's coming;
Reginald de Rokesle with Robert de Kendale.
[Both Easter.] [C 71/3, m. 6].
2726 October 2
John de Sancto Johanne [no. 1646], and Amadeus de
Sancto Johanne with him; William de Stotevill of
Lesbeth, William de Driffeld, both with John de
Segrave. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2727 October 3
William de Thorp of Houeden, Easter. |C 71/3, m. 5].
1309
2728 October 6
Richard de Musgrave with Robert de Clifford;
Easter. [C71/3,m. 6].
2729 October 7
William de Senghs
[ibid].
John de Gray. [Both Easter.
2730 October 8
Pagan de Tybotot, Easter. William de Karliolo with
Richard de Butgo, earl of Ulster; Christmas, [ibid].
2731 October 10
Baldwin de Akeney with Pagan Tybotot; Easter,
[ibid].
2732 October 11
William de Ros of Hamelak, and Richard Byroun
with him; Easter, [ibid].
2733 October 20
Edmund, earl of Arundel; Easter, [ibid].
2734 October 21
Henry Beaufiz; Easter, [ibid],
2735 October 24
John Garner of Buklond, Robert Perpond, Henry de
Levershal, John de Felton, Henry Tuke, all with
John de Crumbewell; Bartholomew de Enefeld;
Benedict de Fletewyk. [All Easter.] [C 71/3, m. S] .
2736 October 24
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex
[no. 1648], and Henry de Bohun, Thomas de
Ferreres, Walter de Beauchamp, Bartholomew de
Enefeld, William Poncyn, Roger de Chaundos, knights,
Robert de Homhale, John Danyel, Michael de
Loudreford, Thomas de Touleye, Thomas Storgon,
valets, Hugh Storgon, Robert de Walkefar, Richard de
Peptenhale, Walter de Hormede, Philip de Hertelond,
Howelur le Walshe, John de Hertelpole, Walter, parson
of Tillebrok church, all with the earl; Easter, [ibid].
2737 October 24
Robert de Clifford, Richard de Croupes, William de
Baioces, Henry son of Hugh, John de Lancaster,
John de Penreth, Thomas de Helbek, Robert de
Castelby, Henry de Staunton, John Thirnal, William
de Goldynton junior, Philip de Lyndeseye, Thomas
de Longevillers, Adam de Kydale, William
Bokeminstr, Henry de Percy, Henry de Lokeburn,
Robert de Perpont, Thomas de Sancto Laudo, John
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1309
2737 October 24 Contd.
de Hacunthorp, William de Heton, Roger de Holewe,
Peter Lopiz, John Darcy, William Marmyon, all with
Henry de Bello Monte. [All Easter.] [ibid].
2738 October 26
William de Sengham, Geoffrey de Mildenhale,
Thomas de Verlay, William de Maydenston, William
Rygethorn, William de Balliolo, Ralph de Kerdyth,
Adam de Stoney, Hugh de Stretton, Robert Flemyngs;
Edmund de Hastings [no. 1649], and Herbert de
Hastings, Thomas de Bannebury, Hugh de Hastings,
Thomas le Rous, all with him; Edmund de Munteney,
Robert de Felton, Edmund de Cornubia [no. 1649].
[All Easter.[ [ibid].
2739 October 30
Richard de Hockele, Hugh de Wyghton with
Alexander de Abrenythy. [Both Easter.] [C 71/3,
m. 6].
2740 November 2
William de Muschaunz; Easter. [C 71/3, m. Sl.
2741 November 22
Ralph fitz William, and John de Creppines, Nicholas
deHastinges, Ralph de Bulmer, William Bassett,
William le Latymer Buchard, Thomas de Wyvill,
John de Cauncefeld, Robert de Sywardby, John de
Kelks, Thomas de Boulton, Richard Ward, Edmund
de Hoton, John de Wauton, Robert de Wauton, John
Ward, Simon de Thoraldeby, William de Chauncy,
William de Graystock, Thomas le Keu, Hugh
Butencumbe, William de Yelaund, Robert de Sancto
Paulo, John de Oggle, Robert de Hatford, Gilbert de
Hamisard, Thomas de Musgrave, Eustace de Berewys,
Henry de Redman, William de Colevill, Ivo de
Colevile, Edmund de Wauer, William Gramayre, all
with Ralph; Easter. [C 71/3, m. 4].
2742 December 10
John de Barton of Freton, Henry de Belmont,
Randolph de Norton; Easter, [ibid].
1310
2743 January 15
John de Walkynghame, John son of Theobald de
Catton; Easter, [ibid).
2744 January 24
Thomas de Gray; William de Bevercote, chancellor
of Scotland, Robert Heroun, parson of Forthe [FordI
1310
2744 January 24 Contd.
church; Thomas de Musgrave with John de Segrave.
[All Easter], [ibid].
2745 February 18
William son of Robert de Walton of Lonne, with John
fitz Marmaduke; Whitsun. [C 71/3, m. 3].
2746 February 24
Gilbert de Bromley, clerk, staying in the Scottish
marches to make provision for the king there;
Whitsun. [ibid].
2747 March 15
Robert de Leyburn; 24 June. [ibid!.
2748 April 12
Henry de Ethelaxton, clerk, with John de Segrave,
keeper of Scotland; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2749 May 4
Thomas de Nevill, clerk, with John de Segrave,
keeper of Scotland, and John de Nevill of Stokes.
[Both Michaelmas], [ibid].
2750 May 10
John de Segrave; Henry Beaufiz, and William
Casteley with him. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2751 May 14
Henry de Wulseleye with John de Segrave;
Robert Heroun, parson of Ford church. [Both
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2752 May 17
Nicholas Malemeyne; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2753 May 22
William Ferariis with John de Segrave; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2754 May 29
William le Wyne, Michaelmas, [ibid].
2755 May 31
John de Segrave junior, with John de Segrave senior;
Michaelmas, [ibid],
2756 June 12
John de Horneclyve, Thomas de Grey; Michaelmas.
I ibid I.
2757 June 14
John de Enefeld; Peter de Engelard, going to Scotland
PROTECTIONS
1310
2757 June 14 Contd.
to make provision for the king's coming. [Both 2 Feb.]
[C 71/3, m. 2].
2758 June 18
John de Yucflet, John de Caunton; 2 Feb. [ibid].
2759 July 3
John, son of John Salquin of Dover; Richard de Welles,
John de Knockedolian. [All 2 Feb.] [ibid].
2760 July 4
Ingram d'Umfravill; one year [no. 1653]. [ibid].
2761 July 6
Henry de Boys with John de Segrave, keeper of
Scotland, Easter, [ibid].
2762 July 12
William Lughteburgh with Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford; 2 Feb. [no. 1654].
[C 71/4, m. 15].
2763 July 16
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey; 2 Feb. [no. 1657].
[ibid].
2764 July 18
Oliver de Ingham with Ralph de Monte Hermerii;
2 Feb. [C 71/4, m. 14].
2765 August 2
Robert de Monte Alto [no. 1661], and Roger de
Bilneye, John de Bracebrig, Richard Foliat, John de
Sindrisham, Oliver de Pitthorne, Robert de Gissingg,
Thomas de Moundioye, Roger Doubel, Richard Strech,
Ralph de Seesoub, Nicholas de Stradesete, Thomas de
Sheldon, all with Robert; John Lestraunge, and Hamo
Lestraunge with him. [All 2 Feb.] [C 71/4, m. 12].
2766 August 3
Ralph de Secchevill with Thomas le Latimer; 2 Feb.
Blascus Lupiz de More; Easter. [C71/4, m. 12].
William de Heloghleye; 2 Feb. [C 71/4, m. 15].
2767 August 5
Geoffrey de Say, John Sauvage, Nicholas de Cryel,
Roger de Hegham, John de Fremnyngham, John de
Crek, Mr Richard de Clare, John Tolliver, Nicholas
de Reseby, Bartholomew de Badelesmere, all with
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
Gilbert de la Chaumbre, Robert de Stanton, John le
Moigne, Mr John Gylemyn. [All 2 Feb.] [C 71/4,
m. 13].
1310
2768 August 6
William de Bellhous; John de Sancto Johanne of
Lagenham; Simon de Monte Acuto; Roger de
Wyngefeld, clerk, William de Pointz, Roger de Ocle,
Oliver de Bordelaco; Ralph de Monte Hermerii, Peter
de Eketon and John de Knokyn, both with Peter de
Gavaston, earl of Cornwall. [All 2 Feb.]
[C 71/4, m. 12].
2769 August 8
Thomas de Ludlowe with John de Warrena, earl of
Surrey; 2 Feb. [ibid]. Simon de Hydenge and 40
mariners of Pevensey; 2 Feb. [C 71/4, m. 13].
2770 August 12
Walter and William de Maydenstan; 2 Feb.
[C 71/4, m. 13].
2771 August 14
John Chidiok with the earl of Surrey; John de
Crumbewell, and Andrew de Hertcla, Thomas de
Bedun, Thomas de Hastang, Hamo Lestrange of
Hers [sic], John de Felton, knights, Adam de
Jernemuth, Roger de BrounesUesheued, Thomas
Greille, Robert de Stirkland, Richard de Gleve,
Ralph son of John de Crumbewell, Henry de
Leveshale, John de Brunollesheued, Ralph de
Crumbewell, Henry Touke, William de Wasteneys,
all with John; Robert de Watevill, and Roger de
Watevill, John le Mareschal, John Whitheved,
William de Wauton, all with him; Peter de Gavaston,
earl of Cornwall, and John son of William Howard,
John de Boweles, Edmund Bacun, William de
Horwode, Warin de Insula, George de Percy, Walter
son of John de Wroxale, Robert de Sapy, Humfrey de
Littlebur, John de Beche, all with the earl; Robert
fitz Pain, and Robert son of Robert fitz Pain, John
de Cary, Roger de Wellesford, Sir Nicholas de
Valers, Sir Walter de Eskedemore, Sir William de
Bello Campo, John de Dovorr, John de Dernford,
Matthew de Clyvedon, John de Pederton, all with
Robert. [All 2 Feb.] [ibid].
2772 August 18
Robert de Kendale; John de Grendon with Pagan
Tybotot; Geoffrey fitz Warin with Bartholomew de
Badelesmere [no. 1662]; Alelunis de Mautolt; Adam
de Swynlyngton; Stephen le Flemyng with John de
Chidiok; Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, and Bartholomew de Badelesmere with him,
Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and John de Mortuo
Mari, Hugh Godard, Richard de Harle, John Cam,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1310
2772 August 18 Contd.
Richard de Burghope, Roger de Mortuo Mari of
Chirk junior, all with him; John leWalys with
Stephen de Cokeham. [ All 2 Feb. ] [ ibid] .
2773 August 19
William de Hathewy, William de Morle, Thomas de
Wyght, Thomas de Banquell, Fulk Lestrange,
William de Chelgrave, William le Pulet, Edmund de
Cornwall and Geoffrey his brother, Richard de
Ellesfeld, Robert de Strelleye, John son of John de
Roches. [All 2 Feb.] [C 71/4, m. 13]. Henry de
Percy; 2 Feb. John de Ferariis, and Fulk fitz Warin,
Nicholas de Kariel, Hamo de Illeye, Robert de Sapy,
John son of John Annesley, Peter de Langford,
William de Frome, John de Okesham, Henry de
Rentham, Roger de Stratton, Warin le fiz Fulk, John
de Hereford, John de Baskervill, Robert Petit,
Edmund son of John, William Durant, all with John
de Ferariis; Easter. John de Warenne with Fulc
Lestraunge; 2 Feb. Walter de Huggeford with John de
Ferariis; 2 Feb. [C 71/4, m. 11].
2774 August 26
John son of Stephen de Bassingburn; Henry Tyes,
and William de Whitefeld, Roger Wodelok, both with
him; Thomas de Newehagh, Roger de Shefeld, Philip
de Vernay, William de Brianzoun [no. 1664], Roger
de Preers, Richard Wade, John de Gaysham, John
son of John de Weston, Thomas de Banquell.
IC 71/4, m. 13j. Willian, Marmyon with Henry de Bello
Monte, Robert de Burstal with William Marmyon,
Richard de Rokeland, John son of Henry Abbod, both
with John de Botetourt, William le Mareschal, and
John de Cove, Constance de Mortuo Mari, Anselm le
Mareschal, Nicholas de Banham, Robert de Feleby,
John de Clyf, Roger de Clifton, Thomas Bacun, all
with him; John de Brianzoun, Robert de Wauton, both
with William de Brianzoun; John Jore; Roger son of
John, and Amadeus de Sancto Johanne, Henry de
Hilles, both with Roger; Gilbert de Taunton; Walter
de la Verne [entry deleted with marginal note,
'Vacated because restitution was cancelled'l;
Walter de Dulwych, Fulk fitz Warin junior.
[C 71/4, m. 11[ [All 2 Feb.].
2775 September 1
Richard Dunnyng; Thomas de Multon of Gillesland,
Alexander Cheverel, and Edmund Gacelyn with him;
Peter Pycot; Robert de Insula. [All 2 Feb. I [ibidj.
1310
2776 September 7
Henry de Percy, John le Rous [no. 1667], Roger de
la Mare; John de Wasseburn with Peter Corbet; John
Maudit [no. 1667], John de Duddeleye. [All 2 Feb.]
[C 71/4, no. 11]. John de Clyf with William le
Mareschal of Ireland; Easter. [C 71/4, ms. 9 and 13].
2777 September 8
John de Bassingburn; Thomas de Bromwych with
Adam de Welle; John Giffard with John de Somery;
William Trussel of Petlyn. [All 2 Feb.] Pagan
Tybotot; Easter. John de Dufford; Nicholas Pointz
with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford; Ralph
Basset of Drayton; Richard de Croupes with Pagan
Tybotot; Hugh de Bungeye. [All 2 Feb.] . William de
Middelhope, ready to come to the king in Scotland
[no. 1669], Henry de Insula with Ralph Basset of
Drayton. [Both Easter.] John de Sapy; 2 Feb.
[C 71/4, m. 11].
2778 September 10
William de Ros of Hamelak, Walter de Faucumberge,
Thomas de Colvill, John de Ros of Tydde, William
de Ros of Molton, Richard de Byroun, John de Ros,
Robert de Ryther, William Barde, William le Keu of
Depingge, Roger Stratherne; 2 Feb. [ibid].
2779 September 11
Edmund Basset [no. 1670]; Roger de Shelvestroth
with Henry de Percy. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2780 September 13
Henry de Appelby, Hugh de Pyckeworth, knights,
William de Melton, Mr Robert de Cisterne, Mr John
de Percy, Mr Roger de Welleton, Roger de
Northburgh, Nicholas de Hugate, William de
Rykethorn, Baldwin de Paunton, Walter de
Godeyeveton, William de Clyf, clerks, John de
Bokeland, Ralph de Leek, Robert Takel, William
Basset; Easter, [ibidj.
2781 September 15
Ralph fitz William, and Nicholas de Hastings,
Ralph de Bulmere, William Basset, William Latimer
Buchard, knights, Thomas de Boulton, John son of
Walter de Kelks, Eustace de Berewys, valets,
Robert de Sancto Paulo, John de Lascels, Thomas
de Wyvill, John de Oggle, Hugh de Hastings, Hugh
de Bulmer, John de Coygners, Thomas de Musgrave,
Robert de Stirkeland, Ivo de Colevill, Adam de
Helpelthorp, Richard Warde, Richard de Redeman,
452
PROTECTIONS
1310
2781 September 15 Contd.
Edmund de Waverer, all with Ralph fitz William.
[All Easter.] [c 71/4, m.llJ.
2782 September 18
Edmund de Hastings, Thomas le Reus; Easter.
Gilbert de Ellesfeld with the earl of Gloucester
and Hertford; 2 Feb. [C 71/4, m. Ill .
2783 September 19
Robert de Reymes, Mauser Archer, both with Henry
de Percy; Easter, [ibid].
2784 September 20
Thomas le Yonge of Miton; John de Sancto Johanne,
John de Mauleverer, both with Robert de Clifford;
John de Segrave senior, John de Heselrig.
[C 71/4, m. lOl . Henry de Erdynton, Robert de
Farnham, John de Haukeston, all staying in Scotland
with John de Crumbewell; John de Ferar'. [C 71/4,
m. 11]. Hugh de Wighton with Robert de Clifford.
[C 71/4, m 13] [All Easter].
2785 September 21
Richard de Stapeldon [no. 1672]; Thomas le Latimer
Buchard, Adam de Everingham, both with the earl of
Cornwall; William de Ludelowe, clerk, with Edmund,
earl of Arundel; Adam de Lymbergh, clerk, Adam de
Staneye; Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, staying in Scotland, with letters of pro-
tection in Ireland; Thomas de Haleghton, Nicholas
de Wokindon, Thomas de Wedon, John Giffard of
Brumested, John de Moubray, John Darcy, all with
the earl of Gloucester; William de Weugrave, Robert
Clarel; Henry de London, Thomas de Badesle,
Stephen de la More, Thomas Lovel, John de Haudlo,
Gilbert de Tyndene, John de Hurtesle, Robert
Prestbury, Walter Tryl, John de Toucestre, clerk,
John Huse, Nicholas Poyntz, all with the earl of
Gloucester and Hertford; Robert le Conestable of
Flaynburgh, James de Bosevill, Stephen de Roseles,
Robert de Stapelton, William de Ruddeston with
Robert le Constable; Robert de Boteland with Robert
de Umfravill, earl of Angus; Roger Kemp with John
de la Warre; Walter de Bello Campo, ready to come
to the king in Scotland; William le Wyne. |C 71/4,
m. 10]. Thomas de Bykenore. [C 71/4, m. 11].
Robert de Umfravill, earl of Angus; Richard de
Charroun. [C 71/4, m. 12] [All Easter].
1310
2786 September 22
Thomas de Nevill, clerk, with John de Segrave;
Easter. [C 71/4, m. 13].
2787 September 23
William de Creye, Gilbert Pecche, both with the
earl of Gloucester and Hertford. [C 71/4, m. 10].
Hugh de Waleton Taillour, John de Beverley,
Nicholas of York, Bartholomew de Bedeford,
Nicholas atte Wode junior, all with the earl of
Cornwall. [C 71/4, m. 11] [All Easter].
2788 September 24
John le Latimer; Easter. [C 71/4, m. 9].
2789 September 26
Thomas de Botencombe with Thomas Dumfravill;
Easter. [C 71/4, m. 8]. Ingram de Frene with Roger
de Mortuo Mari of Chirk; 2 Feb. Alexander de Fryvill;
2 Feb. Richard de Goldesburgh, John de Stockelde,
both with R. de Mortuo Mari of Chirk; Easter.
[C71/4, m. 11].
2790 September 27
James de Berhamstede, Thomas de London, Elias
de Sordidi, Walter de London, Peter de Shenedon,
Nicholas son of Ralph de Walsokne, Philip de
Edyndon, John de Plumton, all with the earl of
Cornwall; 2 Feb. Ida, widow of John de Clynton of
Makstok, with Queen Isabella; Easter. Edmund,
earl of Arundel; Easter. [C 71/4, m. 11].
2791 September 28
Nicholas son of Ralph de Walpol with the earl of
Cornwall; 2 Feb. [C 71/4, m. 9] . Edmund Comyn;
24 June. Andrew son of John de Kirkeby, with John
de Segrave; Easter. [C 71/4, m. lO] .
2792 October 1
Thomas de London, clerk, Robert de Hokkele, both
with the earl of Cornwall, Robert fitz Ralph with
Henry de Percy; John de Rolleston, William de
Wauton, John de Wylynton. [All Easter.]
[C 71/4, m. 10].
2793 October 6
Gilbert de Thindon, John de Hurtesby, Adam de
Pudle, all with the earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
[C 71/4, m. 9]. Walter de Lynde with the earl of
Gloucester. [C 71/4, ms. 9, 10]. William de Vescy
of Kildare; Robert son of Ralph fitz William, with
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1310
2793 October 6 Contd.
Henry de Percy. [C 71/4, m. 9]. Robert de Hastang,
John de Hodeleston, Adam de Welle; Bernard de
Bruys, John de Fremyngham, Gilbert de Cotesmor,
all with Nicholas de Segrave; John Jolyf of
Hekyngton, ready to come to Henry de Hello Monte;
Geoffrey de Hakenesse, parson of the church of
Kellenedon, London diocese, ready to come to the
king in Scotland; Reymund Harang, William Moigne,
Thomas de la Rivere, John de Eyvill of Unstan.
Roger de Neumarche, Adam de Hangysgarth, all
with the earl of Gloucester; Roger de Swymdton
[sic], Ralph Spray, Richard Lovel. IC 71/4, m. 10]
[All Easter].
2794 October 10
Robert le fiz Payn; Easter. [C 71/4,
10].
2795 October 15
Mr John Walwayn, ready to come to the king in
Scotland; William de Halveryate, Robert Walkesare,
both with Roger de Wyngefeld, clerk, ready to come
to the king; Thomas de Scalariis, John de
Paddesmere, both with Pagan Tybotot; Henry son
of Henry Godman, Thomas son of Ralph Godryde,
both with John de Segrave. IC 71/4, m. 9]. Richard
de Caple. [C 71/4, m. 10] [All Easter].
2796 October 21
William Tracy; John Pecche with Edmund, earl of
Arundel. [Both Easter.] [C 71/4, m. 11],
2797 October 23
Richard de Lughteburgh with the earl of Gloucester
and Hertford; Edmund de Wylyngton, ready to come
to the king; 2 Feb. Mr Peter of Newcastle, the king's
surgeon; Easter. [C 71/4, m. 9].
2798 November 4
William Spray; Easter, [ibid],
2799 November 28
Robert de Swynburn, Henry de Threlkeld, both with
Robert de Clifford; Easter, [ibid].
2800 December 1
Andrew de Harcla with John de Segrave, John de
Ilarcla. [Both Easter. I |ibid|.
2801 December 5
William de Herle, Ralph de Monte Hermeri [no. 16771.
[Both Easter.l [ibid].
1310
2802 December 8
Peter Swayn with Ralph fitz William; Easter, [ibid].
2803 December 12
Walter Heroun with Ralph fitz William; Easter,
[ibid].
2804 December 13
John de Wodeford, parson of the church of
Hagworthingham, Peter de Goushull. [Both Easter.]
[C 71/4, m. 81.
2805 December 15
John de Caunton; Easter, [ibid].
2806 December 22
John de Helbek; Thomas de Coleuill with William
de Ros of Hamelak. [Both Easter.] [ibid].
2807 December 25
Baldwyn Dakeny, William de Bureford, both with
John de Warenne, earl of Surrey; Easter, [ibidl.
1311
2808 January 1
Richard Dalket with John de Segrave; Easter.
Geoffrey de Cornubia; 24 June, [ibid],
2809 January 4
Richard de Byroun with William de Ros of Hamelak;
Easter, [ibid].
2810 January 6
William de Ferariis; Easter. [Repeated on 7 Jan.]
[ibid].
2811 Januarys
Henry le Paumer, Henry de Percy. [Both Easter.]
[ibidl.
2812 January 10
John son of Richard de Hodleston, with Robert
Hastang; Easter, [ibidl.
2813 January 14
John dc Kingeston; Easter [no. 1679]. [ibid].
2814 January 16
Robert de Clifford, 24 June. [ibid].
2815 January 18
Walter de London, parson of Harewell church, ready
to come to the earl of Cornwall; Easter, [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1311
2816 January 20
Bartholomew de Badlesmere; 24 June. Walter de
Bernyngham, Reginald Aylwyn, John de Whitle,
Edmund de Hurstede; Easter, [ibid].
2817 January 21
William le Latimer; Thomas le Pestour of Langeton,
Baldwyn Tyeis, both defending the Scottish marches.
[All Whitsun.] [C 71/4, m. 7].
2818 January 23
Robert de Felton; Easter. Thomas de Chaucombe;
Whitsun [no. 1681]. [C 71/4, m. 8].
2819 January 26
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and Richard de
Frekeberghe with him; 24 June. William de Monte
Acuto; Easter, [ibid].
2820 January 27
William son of Thomas Leger, with Henry de Bello
Monte; Whitsun. [ibid].
2821 January 28
Protection in Ireland for William de Monte Acuto,
staying with the king in Scotland; Easter, [ibid].
2822 February 1
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
and Robert Butevilleyn with him; 24 June. [ibid].
2823 February 2
Richard de London with the earl of Cornwall;
24 June. [ibid].
2824 February 4
Robert de Northburgh; Stephen de Molendinis, clerk,
Peter de Shenedon, clerk, Philip de Edynton, Thomas
de London, Richard de Langeley, James de
Berkamsted, clerk, Elias de Shordych, Robert de
London, clerk, Nicholas son of Ralph de Walsokne,
Thomas son of Richard de Hockele of London and
Robert and Richard, his brothers, all with the earl of
Cornwall. [All 24 June.] [ibid].
2825 February 8
John de Crombwell, 24 June, [ibid] .
2826 February 11
Roger Travers; Whitsun. [C 71/4. m. 7).
2827 February 12
William Maydenstan, 24 June. [C 71/4, m. 8|.
1311
2828 February 16
Mr John Gylemyn; Easter. Peter and John de Malo
Lacu, both with Henry de Percy; Whitsun. [ibid].
2829 February 20
John son of Adam le Flemyng of Bixle; Easter,
[ibid].
2830 February 21
Philip and Norman Darcy, both with the earl of
Cornwall; Whitsun. [ibid].
2831 February 26
George de Percy with the earl of Cornwall; John de
Parys, Henry Abbot of Crikkelade, both with John de
Botetourte. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
2832 February 28
William son of Ralph de Bradefeld, John
Chaumberleyn of Rede, John de Drayton, Richard
Freman of Dykelburgh, William de Dykelburgh,
parson of Rede church, all with Pagan Tybotot;
Easter. William de la Marche with the earl of
Gloucester and Hertford; 24 June. [ibid].
2833 March 1
Adam de Sutton with the earl of Gloucester and
Hertford; Whitsun. [ibid].
2834 March 15
Michael de Ponyngges, and Thomas de Ponyngges,
Thomas de Leukenore, both with him, Whitsun.
[C 71/4, m. 7].
2835 March 17
John de Hellebek; Michaelmas. I ibid].
2836 March 20
Thomas de Wyght, ready to come to the king in
Scotland. [C 71/4, m. 7l. Thomas de Chetyngdon,
ready to come to the king. [C 71/4, m. 8] [Both 24
June].
2837 March 23
Henry de Bello Monte; Michaelmas [no. 1682].
[C 71/4, m. 7].
2838 March 24
Robert de Monte Alto, ready to come to the king,
and Roger de Bilneye, Roger Doubel, John Neyrnuit,
Nicholas de Stradesete, Ralph Sesull, John de
Syndrisham, Richard Streth, John de Bracebrigg,
Robert de Gissingg, all with Robert; Michaelmas.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
455
1311
2838 March 24 Contd.
IC 71/4, m. 6]. John de Grendon, ready to come to
the king; Whitsun. Robert son of Emme Walou, with
the king's clerk William de Bondon; Michaelmas.
Henry le Scrop, about to come to the king;
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 7].
2839 March 25
John de Spikesworth; Whitsun. [ibid].
2840 March 26
Edmund de Wyndesore; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
2841 March 27
Peter de Malo Lacu, Henry fil' Conan, John de Malo
Lacu, Ralph de Monte Hermerii [no. 1683];
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 7].
2842 March 29
Walter de Maydenstan, ready to come to the king;
24 June, [ibidl.
2843 March 30
Oliver de Ingham with Ralph de Monte Hermerii;
Whitsun. Nigel de Morton; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2844 April 1
Owen de Monte Gomeri, clerk, ready to come to the
king; 24 June. Robert de Hilton; 24 June. William de
Baiocis, Robert le Butcher, both with John de
Warenne, earl of Surrey; Whitsun. Stephen le Flemyng
with John de Chidiok; Whitsun. Thomas Dumfravill,
Gilbert de Borghdon, Robert de Eslington, John de
Haulton, John de Insula of Wodeburn, Robert de
Insula of Chipches, Robert Dumfravill, earl of Angus,
Robert de Remes; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
2845 April 2
John de Kyngeston. [C 71/4, m. 6l. Edmund de Malo
Lacu. [C 71/4, m. 7] [Both Michaelmas].
2846 April 3
Hugh de Waleton Taillur, Nicholas le Sayllur, both
with the earl of Cornwall; Whitsun. Simon le Seler,
ready to come to the king; Whitsun. Peter of
Newcastle; Michaelmas. Robert de Clyfford, and
Richard de Musegrave, Robert de Bampton, both
with him; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 71.
2847 April 5
John de Tunstal, Edmund de Nevill, Roger de
Burgh, all with John de Segrave, Whitsun. [ibidl.
1311
2848 April 6
Guilles Poyntz; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2849 April 12
John de Mohun, and Sir Miles de Beauchaump,
Thomas de Burmyngeham, valet, William de
Diseworthe, John de Reiny junior, Richard Wace,
all with him; 24 June. [ibid].
2850 April 15
John de Warenne, earl of Surrey; Michaelmas
[no. 1684). [C 71/4, m. 6].
2851 April 17
Roger de Northburgh [no. 1685], Benedict de
Waterford; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 5l.
2852 April 18
Nicholas de Segrave, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 6l.
2853 April 19
William son of William de Roos of Hamelak;
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 7l.
2854 April 20
Ida de Clynton with Queen Isabella; Michaelmas,
[ibidl.
2855 April 21
Richard de Haveryng; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 6l.
2856 April 22
Bogo de Knovill, Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 7l.
2857 April 23
Stephen Houel with William Tuchet; 24 June.
William Tuchet, and John Waldeshef, Simon de
Pynkeny, William de Cosington, all with him;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
2858 April 24
Adam le Chaumbreleyn; Michaelmas. IC 71/4, m. 6].
2859 April 26
Thomas de Cailly, ready to come to the king, 24
June. Baldwin de Frevill, Henry Touks, Thomas de
Hastang, all with John Crombwell, ready to come to
the king; Michaelmas. William de Melton, John de
Okham; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 7].
2860 April 28
John de Dagworth, ready to come to the king;
William de Weldon, Henry de Segrave, Robert de
456
PROTECTIONS
1311
2860 April 28 Contd.
Lacy, John de Insula, all with Nicholas de Segrave,
ready to come to the king; Robert son of Hugh
Burdet, ready to come to the king. [All Michaelmas].
[C 71/4, m. 6). Robert son of Hugh Burdet ready to
come to the king; 24 June [sic], John de Crombewell
and Ralph de Crombewell, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas. John Arunde [sic] with John de
Warenne, earl of Surrey; 24 June. Roger de
Bronnolphevede, Thomas de Grelle, Richard de
Glen, all with John de Crumbwell, ready to come
to the king; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 7].
2861 April 29
Henry de Percy. [C 71/4, m. 4]. Robert Conestable
of Holdernesse. [C 71/4, m. 6) [Both Michaelmas].
2862 April 30
John de Somery, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 6].
2863 May 1
Robert de Insula, Eustace de Eyvill, ready to come
to the king with Edmund de Malo Lacu; John de
Wodeford, ready to come to the king; Hugh de
Nevill, and John Filliol junior, John Germin,
Walter de Pateshale, Thomas de Praeres, John de
Langwode, Richard de Langwode, all ready to come
to the king with Hugh; William le Latimer. [All
Michaelmas.) [ibid].
2864 May 2
Fulk Lestraunge, and Hamo Lestraunge with him;
Richard de Potesgrave, chaplain. [All Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
2865 May 3
Nicholas Malemayns with John de Warenne, earl of
Surrey, ready to come to the king; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2866 May 4
John de Sancto Leodogario, Simon de Beltof, both
with William Tuchet, Thomas de Sheffeld, Richard
de Kirkebride, John de Castre, Thomas de Bekering,
John de Wyggeton, Walter de Estirkland, all with
Robert de Clifford; Roger de Sancto Johanne, ready
to come to the king [no. 1686]. [All Michaelmas. 1
[ibid].
2867 May 6
Henry de Appelby, ready to come to Scotland;
Michaelmas, [ibid]
1311
2868 May 7
Ralph Spray, the king's sergeant; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2869 May 8
Richard de Caple, Edmund de Hasting; Baldwyn
Dakeny, William de Burford, both with the earl of
Surrey. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2870 May 10
Walter de Bourghdon junior, Robert de Eslington,
John de Ins[ula] of Wodeburne, Robert de Ins[ula]
of Chibchesse, Gilbert de Bourghdon, Thomas de
Bradeford, Robert de Bocland, all with Robert
Dumfrauill, earl of Angus. [C 71/4, m. 5]. Thomas
de Bykenore, ready to come to the king.
[C 71/4, m. 6] [All Michaelmas].
2871 May 11
Roger Occle of Gretford; Baldewyn le Moigne in
company of the earl of Cornwall. [Both Michaelmas.]
[C 71/4, m. 5].
2872 May 12
John Marmyon junior, William de Parys, John le Rous,
Warin de Bassingburn, all ready to come to the king;
John de Wysham, Richard de Thurston, both with the
earl of Surrey. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/4, m. 6].
2873 May 13
John Fillol. [C 71/4, m. 5]. Mr Peter le Cirurgien,
Mr John Gylemyn. [AH Michaelmas.] [C 71/4, m. 6j.
2874 May 14
Edward Burnel [no. 1689], and William de Ercalewe,
John de Chetewynde, Hugh de Kynsedele, Hugh de
Scales, all ready to come to the king with him;
Robert de Reppes, John Egebin, John son of William
de Ros of Hamelak, all ready to come to the king
in Scotland, and staying there in company of the
earl of Surrey. [AH Michaelmas.] [C 71/4, m. 6].
2875 May 15
Gilbert de Riggeton with Henry de Percy; Haulacus
de Haulakeby in company of the earl of Angus.
[Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2876 May 16
Owen de Monte Gomeri, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2877 May 17
Edmund Comyn, [C 71/4, m. 5]. Haresculpus de
Clesby in company of the earl of Angus.
[C 71/4, m. 6] [Both Michaelmas].
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457
1311
2878 May 18
John son of Alexander de Resham of Causton, ready
to come to the king in Scotland, and staying there
with John Comyn; William le Latimer; Robert Clarel,
ready to come to the king; John de Cleseby in
company of Henry de Percy. [All Michaelmas.]
[C 71/4, m. 6].
2879 May 20
John de Chidiok, and Stephen le Flemyng with him;
Amadeus de Sancto Johanne, William de Rikethorn.
[All ready to come to the king, all Michaelmas.]
[ibid].
2880 May 22
Henry de Hulles with Roger de Sancto Johanne,
ready to come to the king; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2881 May 24
John son of Adam le Flemmynge of Bixle; John de
Caunton, ready to come to the king; Robert le Keu
of Snodhull. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2882 May 26
John Buteturte, and Geoffrey de Rasene, John in the
Wilghwes [sic] of Thynden, both ready to come to the
king with him; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2883 May 28
William de Ferariis; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 4].
2884 May 29
Matthew son of Gerard de Redham, in company of
William de Vallibus; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 5].
2885 May 30
Simon de Crepyng, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2886 June 1
William le Zusche of Haringworth, ready to come to
the king; John de Eure, Stephen de Eure, John Galon,
Hugh de Someruill, all with Henry de Bello Monte.
(All Michaelmas. I libidj.
2887 June 2
Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, ready to come to the
king; Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk junior, ready to
come to Scotland with Roger de Mortuo Mari senior.
[Both Michaelmas.] [ibid).
2888 June 4
George de Thorpe, ready to come to Pagan Tybotot;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
1311
2889 June 6
John Joce, Roger de la Mare, both ready to come to
the king with Robert de Insula; Robert son of Simon
Constable of Holderness. in company of Henry de
Percy. [All Michaelmas. 1 [ibid].
2890 June 8
Roger de Sheffeld, ready to come to the king; John
Spikesworth. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2891 June 10
Andrew de Hertcla with Robert de Clifford.
[C 71/4, m. 4]. Andrew de Saukemle, ready to come
to the king; John son of John de Helton in company
of Robert de Clifford; John de Sancto Johanne, ready
to come to the king [no. 1692], and William Avenel
with John. [C 71/4, m. 5] [All Michaelmas].
2892 June 11
William de Brewosa, ready to come to the king;
William de Brewosa in company of William his father.
[C 71/4, m. 4]. Hugh Wake, ready to come to the king.
[C 71/4, m. 5] [All Michaelmas].
2893 June 12
Peter Sweyn in company of Ralph son of William;
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 5].
2894 June 15
Ralph de Gorges [no. 1694], and John de Olneye
[no. 1694], Jordan de Welle, William de Sancto
Johanne, Robert Urry, all ready to come to Scotland
with him; George de Percy with the earl of Cornwall.
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2895 June 16
William Gerald; William de Huntingfeld, Thomas de
Sakevill, both ready to come to the king with John
Comyn. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2896 June 18
Thomas de Cailly, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 4].
2897 June 20
John de Grendon in company of Pagan Tybotot;
Hugh le fiz Hugh le Chapeleyn of Hereford, Geoffrey
le fiz Walden, Henry Tebbe of Apelby, Hugh le fiz
Geffray Beneyt; William de Briseworth, ready to come
to the king in company of John de War[enne], earl of
Surrey; John de Tunstall, Roger de Burgh, both in
company of Robert de Clifford. [C 71/4, m. 4].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1311
2897 June 20 Contd.
Adam de Welle, ready to come to the king [no. 1695].
[C 71/4, m. 5] [All Michaelmas!.
2898 June 24
John de Carleford; Michaelmas. [C 71/4, m. 4].
2899 June 25
Theobald de Verdun, ready to come to the king;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2900 June 26
Philip Darcy, Norman Darcy, Robert de Freskenay,
William Wace, William de Welleby, Richard Sauntere,
John Bolt; John de Ille, John de Saxham, John de
Lymbury, Hugh Barbedore, all with Philip [Darcy] ;
Robert de Swynburn, ready to come to the king. [AH
Michaelmas], [ibid].
2901 June 28
John de Bircheye with Pagan Tybotot; Peter de
Eketon with the earl of Cornwall. [Both Michaelmas.!
[ibid].
2902 July 3
Roger de Brounolvesheved, staying in the Scottish
marches to repulse Scottish enemies and rebels;
1 Aug. and until after Robert leaves the marches.
[C 71/5, m. 5] [Correct date probably 1313; dated
at Walton, other letters of this period at Berwick] .
2903 July 6
Henry de Caumbes; William de Horewood, ready to
come to the king [no. 1696), [Both Michaelmas.]
[C 71/4, m. 4].
2904 July 10
Thomas le Blound, John de Sapy; Michaelmas.
[C 71/5, m. 5].
2905 July 20
Edmund Hakelut; Walter son of John de Wroxhale.
[Both Michaelmas.] [ibid]..
2906 July 28
Simon de Eversdon with John de Crumbwell;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
2907 August 10
John Eure in company of Henry de Bello Monte;
Christmas, [ibid).
2908 August 12
William Wodard; Christmas. I ibid].
1311
2909 August 20
Robert de Wylardby in company of Thomas de Grey;
Richard de Breton in company of Henry de Bello
Monte. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2910 August 22
John Salvayn, Nicholas Salvayn, William de Clare
Vallibus of Croft, all with Henry de Bello Monte;
All Saints, [ibid].
2911 September 3
John de Loudham; Ralph de Monte Hermerii and
Edmund Gacelyn with him. [All Christmas.]
[C 71/5, m. 5].
2912 September 4
Matthew de Bassingburn; Christmas, [ibid].
2913 September 12
John de Halibourne with Ralph de Monte Hermerii;
Christmas, [ibid].
2914 September 21
Ralph de Monte Hermerii; Christmas, [ibid].
2915 September 22
Edmund de Hastinges; Easter, [ibid].
2916 September 29
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey; Easter, [ibid],
2917 October 1
John de Crumbwell; Easter. William le Latymer;
Carniprivium [7 Feb.]. [ibid].
2918 October 5
William son of William de Ros of Hamelak; Easter,
[ibid].
2919 October 8
Robert de Clifford, defending the Scottish marches;
Robert de Leyburn, Thomas de Whiteworth, Richard
de Whitefeld, Nicholas de Leyburn, John de BristoU
John de Whitemyngton, John de Wygeton, Adam de
Swynburn, Nicholas de Veteri Ponte, Thomas de
Sheffeld, John de Penreth, John Mauleverer, Ralph
de Alto Monastero, Thomas de Monteny, Robert
Hansard, Thomas de Bekeryng, Robert de Askeby,
John de Monteny, Thomas de Hellebek, Ingram de
Umfravill, Matthew de Redmane, John de Clifford,
James de Ros, Robert son of Walter de Bampton,
John de Castre, Robert de Musgrave, all defending
the marches. |C 71/5, m. 4|. Edmund Comyn with
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1311
2919 October 8 Contd.
Henry de Bello Monte; Robert de Tyliol, defending
the marches. [C 71/5, m. 5] [All Easter].
2920 October 9
Gilbert de Bromle, clerk; Easter [nos. 1699, 1701].
[C71/5,m. 5].
2921 October 10
John de Hellebek, defending Linlithgow.
IC 71/5, m. 4]. John son of William Danyel of
Lokynton; Thomas de Gray with Henry de Bello
Monte. IC 71/5, m. 5] [All Easter].
2922 November 14
Richard de Kirkebride; 2 Feb. [C 71/5, m. 4].
2923 December 3
Edmund Comyn; Michaelmas, [ibid].
2924 December 10
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke [no. 1700],
and Robert Malet, John de Hastingges senior, John
de Hastingges junior, John de Olneye, Walter
Gacelyn, John Gacelyn, William de Basyngg, John
Sauvage, John de la Ryvere, John de Wolaston,
Stephen Creuker, Philip de Hastengg, Ralph Sauvage
Edmund de Hastyngges, all with the earl; John de
Sar' [Salisbury] with Edmund de Hastyngg. [C 71/5,
m. 4]. William de Holand, Henry de Byry, John de
Radeclif, Adam de Belefeld, all with the earl of
Pembroke. [C 71/5,m. 5] [All Easter].
2925 December 16
Henry de Percy, and simple letters without clause
for Henry, for as long as the king pleases; Easter.
|C71/5,m. 31.
2926 December 26
John de Kyngeston; Easter, [ibidl.
1312
2927 January 20
Nicholas de Malemeyns in company of Henry de
Percy; Easter, [ibidl.
2928 January 21
Stephen son of Richard de Hockebye; Easter,
[ibid].
2929 January 30
Mr John Fraunceys, Mr Robert de Pykering, canons
of the church of St Peter, York; Easter. [ ibidl.
1312
2930 March 20
Philip de Lyndesey; Michaelmas. John de Helbeck,
going to defend Linlithgow castle; 1 Aug. [ibid],
2931 March 26
William son of Roger de Caunteton; 2 Feb.
[C 71/5, m. 21.
2932 March 31
Thomas Gray; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
2933 April 3
David de Breghyn; Stephen de Hockeby, defending
Berwick. [Both Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2934 April 16
Simon de Lyndeseye; Robert de Olevet. [Both
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2935 April 18
William le Latimer; 1 Aug. [ibid].
2936 April 20
John de Heselrygg; 1 Aug. [ibid].
2937 May 1
William de Bevercote, and William son of Hugh de
Hawyk, John de Clay, both with him, Christmas,
[ibidl.
2938 June 18
Duncan MacDowel; one year, [ibidl.
2939 July 18
John son of Robert de Glanton; end of Trinity.
[C 71/5, m. 11.
2940 August 26
John de Crosseby, clerk; one year. [ibid].
2941 September 16
Edmund Comyn; 24 June. [ibid].
2942 October 1
Stephen son of Richard de Hockeby of London,
defending Berwick; 24 June. [ibid].
2943 October 7
Thomas de Hellebek, defending Berwick; 24 June.
[ibidl.
1313
2944 February 4
Edmund de Hastinges; John de Salesbury with John
[sic\. [Both 24 June.l (C 71/5, m. ll.
PART II PROTECTIONS
1313
2945 April 8
Adam de Gordon; William, abbot of Meuros. [Both
during the king's pleasure.] [ibid).
2946 May 20
Edmund Comyn, defending Berwick; Michaelmas,
[ibid]. [For a protection, probably dated
July 3 1313, see no. 2902 above].
[End of Roll C 71/5).
2947 July 26
John de Whelpdale; Easter, or until he returns.
[C 71/6. m. 10].
2948 September 24
Thomas de Boulton defending Berwick in company of
Edmund de Hastinges; 2 Feb. [ibid].
2949 October 15
Nicholas de Punchardon senior, [as next above].
[ibid].
2950 November 23
John de Woume; 24 June [no. 1702]. [ibid].
2951 November 26
William de Bevercote, chancellor of Scotland
[no. 1703], and Thomas Prat of Retford, Adam de
Walcringham and William his brother, all with him;
one year. [ibid].
2952 November 30
Ralph fitz William [no. 1704], and Robert de
Strelleie with him; Walter de Bukton, John de Hilton,
Robert de Sywardby, Robert de Stirkeland, John de
Stirkeland, Henry de Redman, Adam de Redman,
Robert de Sancto Paulo, Richard Ward, John de
Cauncefeld, William de Yeland, John de Pykering,
John de Oggel, Ralph de Bolmere, Nicholas de
Hastings, Thomas de Bolton, William le Latymer
Buchard, John de Lamplo, Herbert de Sutton, William
Ridel, William Basset, Thomas de Wyvill. [All
Whitsun.] [ibid].
2953 December 26
John son of John de Glanton; 24 June. IC 71/6, m. 9].
1314
2954 January 12
Walter de Buketon, Walter de Twyname, Hugh de
Butencombe, William de Graistok, all with Ralph fitz
William; Whitsun. [C 71/6, m. 9],
1314
2955 January 20
Nicholas de Hastinges with Ralph fitz William;
Whitsun. [ibid].
2956 January 30
Robert Heroun, parson of Ford church; Whitsun.
Henry de Boys, Robert de Ramyes, both with Ralph
fitz William; 24 June. [ibid].
2957 February 3
Walter de Holm with Ralph fitz William; Whitsun.
[ibidl.
2958 February 4
John de Kaunton, defending Berwick; William de
Bokervill of Botyndon with William de Felton.
[Both 24 June. [ibid].
2959 March 13
John Sturmy; 24 June. Hugh de Audele; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
2960 March 16
Hamo de Sutton, Michaelmas [no. 1710]. [C 71/6,
m. 81.
2961 March 24
Walter de Faconberge senior, John son of Walter de
Faconberge, William Marmyon [no. 171ll; Walter de
Skydemor with Ralph de Monte Hermerii; Humfrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex [no. 1706],
Thomas de Wyndesore, Peter Bard, captain and
admiral of the fleet, John de Bloxham; Nicholas de
Bolevill, John de Burgh, both with Nicholas de
Audele; Henry Page of Besthorp, Giles de Argentein,
Thomas de Verlay, William de Tunerby, William son
of Richard de Belegrave, Roger de Novo Mercato,
Simon de Dryby; William de Staunton with John de
Castre; Hubert de Sutton, Ralph de Benton, clerk,
John de Kenyngton [no. 1710]; Hugh de Medburn
with R. de Fienles; Robert Fyenles, Robert Hastang;
Thomas de Rossedale with Hugh de Audele;
Bartholomew de Sudleye with John de Monte Forti;
Andrew de Kendale; Thomas de Blaunfrount, Robert
Beapel, both with John de Monte Forti; Baldwyn de
Grenefeld with Ralph [de Monte Hermerii); Gilbert
de Bromley, clerk, William de Pointz [no. 1710],
Richard Lovel, Robert le White, Roger de Northburgh,
Walter de Sutton, Roger de Sheffeld, Henry de Shiroks,
Henry de Chesterton, Richard de Feriby, Richard de
Lusteshull, John de Monte Forti, Robert de Kendale
[no. 1710], John de Redynge, John de Merton, Richard
de Ayremynne [no. 1710]; Warin de Insula, and
PROTECTIONS
1314
2961 March 24 Contd.
Richard de la Rivere with him; John le Olneye, and
Nigel de Kevelingworth with him; Hugh le Despenser
senior, John de Eglesale, Thomas le Latymer, Roger
Dammory, Warin de Insula, Robert de Insula, John
Chydiok, John Squelere, Richard de la Saucerye,
William de Cosynton, Henry de Wylyngton, Robert de
Colevill, Thomas de Faconberge, William de
Brymmesgrove [no. 1711], William de Faconberge,
Philip son of Isabel de Orreby [entry deleted],
William de Langwath, Roger de Morwode, John
Howard, Roger de Acton, William de Chalgrove,
Richard de Gereseye, Robert le Paneter, Richard de
Arundell, John de Hereford de la Panetrie, Roger de
Beche, Robert Turk, Edward le Paneter, Robert de
Sapy, John de Knokyn, John de Cherleton, Richard
de Clebury, John de Cherleton [sic], William de la
Rude, John de Somersete, John de Wysham, John
Wylymyn, Ralph de Monte Hermerii [no. 171ll,
Richard de Elsefeld; Hugh le Despenser junior, and
John de Haudlo of Strete, Simon de Lyndeseye, Walter
Haket, William Walle, Henry de la Rue, William Byby,
Nicholas de Sothynton, John de Glaston, John Tyger,
John de la Haye, Richard Capel, all with Hugh;
Pagan Tybotot, Merlin de Senis, Adam de Everingham,
Owen de Gouth, John de Sancto Johanne [no. 17141;
Philip de Beyvill, John de Pelham [no. 1706], John
de Assh, Robert le Ussher, Gilbert de Rous of
Merdham, Henry del Mere, Gilbert le Potager, Thomas
de Wyght, William de Pirye, William de Rampton,
Simon Creppyng, Adam de Wy, William de London,
Richard de Dovorr, Henry de Grundesburgh, Nicholas
de Audele [no. 1706], Francis de Vilers, John
Pynnok, Thomas Faire, Stephen de Suthle, William
de Walton, clerk, Simon le Ussher, John de Enefeld,
William Bonenfaunt, John Dunn, John de Carleford,
John de Luk, John de Belhous, John de Kenyngton
^_no. 1710l [duplicate], Peter Pirye, John de Mapleby,
Richard de Watford, William de Northwell, William de
Brikhull, Richard Chasteleyn, Thomas de Redyng,
John de Felton, Robert de Felton, John de Staunton
Geoffrey de Morton, Ralph de Waltham, John de Weston,
Roger de Felton, Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke
[no. 1706], John de Hastinges [no. 1706], John Comyn,
William Lovel, John de la Ryvere, John Darcy, Philip
de Hastang [no. 1710], John Gacelyn, Aymer la
Zousche, Baldwin de Insula, William de Vescy,
William de Rale, William de Whitefeld, John Merlyn,
Robert Bendyn, Roger de Inkepenn, Philip de
Pelletoft, Thomas de la Chaumbre, William Milkesop,
1314
2961 March 24 Contd.
Percival Symyon [no. 1706], Henry de Blount, Oliver
de Ingham [no. 1713], Andrew Bering, John Hastang,
William de Faucunbergs, Richard de Mounchensye,
Richard de Blen, Richard Wyriette, John de Cadomo,
John de Ellesfeld, John de Kyngeston, William de la
Beche [no. 1706], Richard de Peule, John de Came;
Reginald de Pavely, and Robert de Hastang, John
Sauvage [no. 1710], Edmund Gacelyn, Henry Godreny,
Odo le Ercedekne, Thomas le Ercedekne, Richard de
Thorp, John Darcy, John Pycan, Michael de
Trenewyth, Nicholas Kiryel, John de Houton, Hugh le
Blound, Henry fitz Hugh, Robert de Reymes, Simon
de Drayton, Henry de Drayton, Robert de Drayton,
Hugh de Augiervill, all with the earl of Pembroke.
[The last four have protection for a company of 20.]
[All Michaelmas.] [C 71/6, m. 5].
2962 March 25
Thomas le Blound, and Thomas de Ocle with him;
Richard de Lacy; Philip de Lacy with Philip Hastang;
William de Quarreour with John de Sancto Johanne;
John de Cantebregg with John de Crumbwell; John
de Bures in company of Edmund de Malu Lacu. [All
Michaelmas.] Alexander le Convers, going to Ireland,
one year. I ibid|.
2963 April 1
John de Sancto Phileberto [no. 1710], William
Franceys, Richard de Weyland, Walter de Glemesford,
William Giffard, Henry Cokefield, John Bircheye,
Richard de la Lee, clerk, Thomas de Lovay, John de
Welvetham, Edmund de lUeye, Richard Frisel [the
last three have protection for a company of 20]; John
de Okham, clerk [no. 1710], and Edmund de Lannare,
Adam de Thorp, Richard de Havering, William
Daundely, Thomas de Rameseye, John de Leghton,
Thomas de Pycheford, John de Lorimer, all with
John; Robert de Maundevill, and Ralph Bagot,
William de Faucomberge, Robert de Berkelegh, John
de Clyvedon, all with John de la Ryvere, in company
of the earl of Pembroke; Roger de Thornton with
Ralph fitz William; Edmund Comyn; John de Glenton
with Roger de Felton; Edmund de Malo Lacu, steward
of the household [no. 1716], and William le Barber,
Richard de Bere, William de Salford, clerk, William
de Dene, William de Rikethorn, William de
Rokyngham, Nicholas de Welburn, Robert de
\rmenters, Hugh de Eland, John de Chaveleys,
Adam de Staney, Robert Oliver, Hugh de Feryng,
Laurence de Skelton, Thomas le Norreys, Robert
PROTECTIONS
1314
2963 April 1 Contd.
Ughtred, all with Edmund; John Clavering, George
de Thorpe, Peter de Bradefeld, Stephen Hovel,
Stephen de Traford, Donus de Podio, John de
Rochford; John de Crumbwell, Richard de Mundevill,
Ralph de Crumbwell, Henry Tuk, Henry Beaufiz,
Richard de Crumbewell, Robert de Wambwell, Ralph
de Adderle, John de Scaleby, Stephen de Abyndon,
William le Rous, Richard de Disseford, all attested
by John. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2964 April 13
John de Ingham, William de Bovill, both with
Thomas le Latymer; Humphrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex; Katherine de Halliwell with the
countess of Hereford and Essex; Geoffrey de Touny,
Roger de Chaundos, John Mace, John de Monte Forti,
John de Monte Caniso, John de Mereworth, John de
Manfee, William de Cicester, Bartholomew de
Enefeld, Robert de Akeny, Robert de Walkefare,
[no. 1716], John Waleweyn, John Wymer, Robert de
Swyneburn, Simon de Northwode, Thomas de Cayly,
Henry de Bohun [no. 1716], John de Cretyng, William
Poucyn, Nicholas Engayn, William le Mareschal,
Roger de Clifton, John de Coue, Nicholas de Henaut,
John fitz Simon, Anselm le Mareschal, Roger de
Ryvers, Nicholas de Hastyngges, Robert de Hausted,
William de Goldyngham, Thomas de Ferariis, Robert
de Hemenhale, Richard Pounz, William de Caynes,
John le Waleys, Anthony de Lucy. [All Michaelmas',
[ibid].
2965 April 14
Richard de Grey, R. de Grey [marginal], William
fitz William, Simon Gaugy, John de Karliolo, John
de Shirfeld, Robert de Henovere, Robert de Veer,
Henry son of Henry de Croft, Arnold de Mountenay,
Robert de Shirlond, Richard Basset, John de Scures,
Nicholas de Grey, Roger de Marynes, John Loterel,
Ralph Basset, Walter de Beynton, Richard Basset,
Simon de Welewyk, Lawrence le Barber, Thomas de
Suththorp, Roger la Ware; John de Verbz with John
de Grey; Thomas de Ardern, 'by the keeper of the
seal because it was declared on oath that he was on
his way'; Nicholas de Segrave, John de Insula, John
de Bosco. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71 '6, m. 3].
2966 April 19
Henry de Bello Monte, and Philip Darcy, Norman
Darcy, John de Illeye, John de Lynbury, John de
Eure, Robert Achard [no. 1716], Odinel Herun, Peter
1314
2966 April 19 Contd.
de Salso Marisco, William Marmyon [no. 1711],
Edmund de Lynbury, Hugh Barbe, John de Tawell,
John de Hadham, Roger Haulo, Peter de Barde of
Barton, Robert Bretun, Robert de Saltmerssh, Thomas
de Gavely, John de Leverton, John de Chartney,
Ranulph de Meperteshale, John de Lynbury [the last
four with a company of 20], Thomas de Burgoyne of
Barton, Richard Bretun, James son of James de
Audele, all with Henry de Bello Monte; John de
Moubray, and John Turvy, Gocelin Deyvill, Nicholas
de Hetwyk, John de la Rivere, Roger de Newmarche,
William Grammer, John Deyvill of Anstan, Edmund
de Wasteneys, John de Walkyngham, John de Hottedon,
Robert de Saxton, John de Clesby, Philip de Caltoft,
William Moigne, Robert de Neville, Ingram Knout,
Thomas le Harper, John de Utteley, Adam de
Poterton, William de Boulton, Robert Crokpayn [the
last five with a company of 20], Jollan de Nevill,
Robert Douneour, John son of Alan de Walkyngham,
all with John. [AH Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2967 April 22
Walter le Latymer, Thomas de Styveton, Thomas le
Latymer, Thomas de Mevill, Henry de Hullis, John le
Latymer, John de Wardyngton, Thomas le Latymer of
Wardon [no. 1719]; Thomas Ughtred, Robert de Hulle
of Fostone, both with a company of 20; Roger de
Sancto Johanne, Robert de Uffeld, John de Clif,
Robert de Geddyngs, William de Ros of Ingmanthorp,
Walter de Shobdon; John de la Doune, and John de la
Lee with him; William de Monte Acuto, and John de
Bernevill, William de Chiverston, Walter de Wyston,
Simon Pouchard, all with William. [All Michaelmas.]
|C 71/6, m. 3!.
2968 April 24
Robert de Clifford, Hugh de Sengham, parson of
Grantesete, Roger de Huntyngfeld [no. 1717]; Ralph
fil William, and Thomas de Boulton, William de
Felton, Robert de Heyroun, parson of Ford church,
John de Creppyngg, all with Ralph, and attested by
him. |C 71 '6, m. 3]. Roger son of Roger de Clayforth
with John de Eure; Robert de Stanegrove with
Geoffrey de Say; Robert de Lacy; William son of
Nicholas de Warrewyk, Henry Ernesfast, both with
John de Monte Forti; Reginald de Warle; John de
Seymars, John Orphamye, Walter Porthors, all with
John de Rocheford; Nicholas de Huntercumbe with
Henry de Tyeys; William de Bello Campo, and William
le Botiller of Saham, William son of William Portebref,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1314
2968 April 24 Contd.
all with Robert fitz Pagan junior; William de Ferar,
and John de Daggeworth with him; William Avenel of
Gamelyngeye [no. 1716] and John Fraunceys, John
de Gamelyngeye, William Norreys, John de Hartcla,
Maurice le Brun, [no. 1717], Andrew de Hartcla,
John de Lancaster, all with William Avenel;
Edmund de Plescetis with Ralph de Monte Hermerii.
[C 71/6, m. 6]. Walter de Wilton, and William de
Malherbe, Roger de Blockesworth, William
Pouchardoun, Jordan de Park and John Gymmynges,
[both with a company of 20], all with Richard Lovel;
Thomas de Veer and Thomas de Newehagh
[no. 1719]; Humphrey de Littlebury, John and William
de Knovill, Laurence de Elmham, Robert de Hausted
junior [no. 1717]; John de Penebrugge 'declared on
oath that he is going', John Spereman [no. 1717];
Thomas Scot with John de Roshford; Robert le
Morteyn, William de Alta Ripa, Robert de Helbek,
Walter de Wythwell, William Gereberge, all with
Pagan Tybetot, and they have protection for a
company of 20; John de Halton, Guichard de Carron,
Robert de Levesham, Nicholas de Lasseles of
Arlathorp and William de Buscy; John de Merkyngfeld,
Robert de Rocheford; Henry de Segrave [no. 1712] ,
William de Belynges, William de Weldon, Richard de
Honewyk, Peter de la Rokele, William de Belyngos
[sic] , all with H. de Segrave; John de Segrave senior,
and Thomas de Nevill, Robert de Nevill, Stephen de
Segrave, John de Segrave junior [no. 1719] ,
Thomas de Tregoz and Richard de Warrewyk, all with
John de Segrave senior; Peter de Baa, John de
Sancto Johanne junior, both with Nicholas de
Segrave; Thomas de Sancto Johanne, Nicholas de
Sancto Johanne, William de Kaynes, Richard Seyncler,
all with John de Sancto Johanne; John de la Ryvere
with Warin de Insula; Thomas de Bykenore, John la
Veille, Roger de Bromfeld, John de Bikenore,
William Smalbache, Richard Welles; John de la Beche
[no. 1717] and Simon le White with him; Roger de
Heghham with Geoffrey de Say; John son of Richard
de Hodeleston, Hugh son of Hugh le Chapelyn of
Berford, Geoffrey fitz Walden, Hugh son of Geoffrey
Benet and John son of Henry Tewe of Appelby, all
with Robert de Hastang with a company of 20;
Geoffrey de Hakenesse, parson of Orpryngton; John
Hauteyn, William de Patesle and Adam de
Patesle with protection for a company of 20;
Stephen le Blound, clerk; Laurence de Cornubia;
Peter de Eketon in the queen's company;
1314
2968 April 24 Contd.
Robert Bavent; Roger de Redyng Barbur with
Edward de Burnel; Walter son of Walter
de Pavely: Robert de Staunton, John son of
Roger de Lancaster, John de Castre [no. 1716];
Peter, Thomas and Robert de Salso Marisco, all
with Henry de Bello Monte; Theobald de Verdoun,
going to Scotland, with a protection in Ireland;
Henry Godman of Hethelaxton, Thomas de Boulers,
Peter Corbet, Robert de Herthill, John Godard,
William de Alveton, clerk, Philip de Hastang
[no. 1710] , John Malebraunche, Richard de Burgh,
Walter de Verdun, Geoffrey de Blakeburn, John
Gernoun, John de Duddele, Stephen de Franketon,
William de Stuche, Robert de Hastang, Henry de
Caumbes, Henry son of Henry de Hamburg, Henry
Godman of Ethelaxton, clerk [sic]; Stephen and
Thomas le Convers, both with Alexander le Convers,
going to Ireland and thence to Scotland.
[C 71/6, m. 3] [All Michaelmas] .
2969 April 27
John de Hastinges, and John de Welwardynton, John
de Waldgrave, Stephen Cretheker, John le Rous,
Thomas Mordake, William de Welwardynton, John de
Hardeshull, Thomas le Rous, Nicholas de Chastel,
William de Brom, John de Sweltenham, John Pyknard,
all with Hastinges in company of the earl of Pembroke;
H[ugh] le Despenser [marginal], and William le Moigne,
John de Ratenden, John de la Fontayne, Henry de
Hatherleye, Thomas le Botiller, Thomas de Hurst,
Richard Macy, William le Heyward, William le
Chamberleyn, William Andreu; William de Bereford
junior and Richard Rees with him; Ralph de Cammoys
[no. 1713], and Martin de Fisshacre [no. 1711], John
de Haudlo [no. 1717], Thomas de Staunton, clerk,
Hugh Dengayn, William Brak, John Mauduyt, Ingram
Berenger [no. 1706], Richard de Luches, John Russel,
John de Benham, Thomas Chaunterel, Walter de
Orewell, Richard de Treen, Ralph Wace, William de
Spersholte, William de Tracy, Richard de Everley,
Richard Chastilon, Robert de Wauton, John de
Stutevill, Robert de Boloigne, Robert de Torkesey,
John de Bryanzon [no. 1719], John de Leycester,
Richard de Radeweye, Reginald de Sancto Claro,
William de Wauton, John Joce, John de Ralegh,
John de Sudbury [no. 1716], Nicholas Daunay, Thomas
le Botiller, William de Henle, John de Chalouns;
Giles de Chaunceus and Thomas de Brokhill, both
with Ralph de Camoys in company of Hugh
[Despenser]. [All Michaelmas.) [C 71/6, m. 3].
PROTECTIONS
1314
2970 April 29
John le Mareschal in company of Queen Isabella,
Thomas de Corbrigge, William de Sygham, Hugh de
Wyghton, Matthew de Osgodeby [no. 1716], Herbert
de Borhunte [no. 1719], John Filliol junior [no. 1716],
Ralph Radespray, William Brideport, John de la Forde,
Ralph de la Strete de Wendoure, Richard de
Potesgrave, chaplain, John Fillol, Hugh de Lyncestre,
Robert Whythered, William de la Putte, Ida de
Clynton, John le Treour, William le Parker, Robert de
Snodhill, William de Boudon, Nicholas de Chilham,
William Gerard, Thomas de Chetyndon, Richard de
Wyford, Hugh de Hoperton, John de Freyn, Alicia de
Leygrave, Henry de Guldeford, John de Flete, clerk,
Richard de Loutryngton, John Giffard, Richard de
Wildemor, Isambert de Sancto Blemundo, Richard de
Redynges, Peter de Hertfeld, Robert de Hurle, clerk,
Simon le Lardiner. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/6, m. l].
2971 May 6
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
John Bluet, Thomas de Coudre, Robert Bluet, John
Lovel, John de Stapelton, Nicholas de Rysby, Thomas
de Sancto Leodegario, Philip de Aylesbury, Peter
Basole, Richard Foliot, knight, Richard Foliot,
Thomas de Stonhale, Thomas de Wedon, John de la
Roche, William de Raseles, Thomas de Ponynges,
David de Pembroke, John de Roches, Gilbert Pecche,
Ralph Sauvage, Nicholas de Asteley, Augustine de
Waleys, clerk, John Blaket, Thomas de Sancto
Leodegario, John Mautravers, Roeer Tyrel, Gilbert de
Sancto Audoeno, RoUand de Deddingseles, Michael
de Ponyngges, Thomas de Mauduyt [no. 1716], John
de Grey; John Mautravers, and Robert Mautravers with
him; Robert de Edingham. [C 71/6, m. 5] .
Maurice de Berkele and Simon le Chaumberlayn, Roger
Pykard, Thomas de Gurnay, William de Wauton, John
de Welweton, Roger le Parkere, all going with him to
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke. [C 71/6, m.l] .
Bartholomew de Badelesmere [no. 1719] , and Walter
de Pavely, Henry de Leyburn, Francis de Aldtoun,
Richard de Echyngham, Henry de Gosehale, Edward
Burnel [no. 1716], William de Saumford, Henry
Bisshop, William Burnel, Hugh de Styveton, John de
Ingelsthorp, William Baret, Malculm de Harle, Roger
de Escales, Hugh de Kynsedeleye, William de
Styventon, Adam de Preston, Robert de Botemleyn,
John de Chetewynd, all with Badelesmere in company
of the earl of Gloucester; James son of John de
1314
2971 May 6 Contd.
Peysterno of Abedon, John de Sancto Amando, Robert
de Fulstowe, parson of Alkerinton, Roger de Moeles,
William de Maryny, Roger de Stalham, John de
Perpoint, John de Tendring, Robert Turvill, Philip de
Aylesbury, Nicholas de Esteleye and William de la
Mote with him, Henry de Egebaston, John Lovel of
Tychemersh, Henry de Charneles, Walter Oclyn,
Giles de Estelegh, John Tyrel, William Harald, John
de la Roche, John de la Porte, John de Harecurt
[no. 1720], John de Botterton, John de Gatewyk,
Edmund de Ayete, John de Penebrugge, John de
Wodenorton, William Botemlayn, Thomas de Norfolk,
Walter de Gloucester, Simon de Whylton, John de
Glatton, Robert de Botemleyn, Mr Richard de Clare,
clerk, Robert le Botiller, John Waryn, Stephen le
Mareschal, Robert Alwyn, Walter le Hare, John de
Blebury, clerk, Philip de Aylesbury, Robert Moryn
[no. 1719], Otto de Bodrigan [no. 1719], Adam de
Markwell [no. 1719], Adam le Galeys, Mr Adam de
Suthwyk, Robert le Botiller [sic] and Thomas de
Wedon, all with the earl of Gloucester. [C 71/6, m. 5].
Roger de Sauvage with Bartholomew de Badelesmere,
in company of the earl of Gloucester; William Baud,
Nicholas Gentyl, Robert de Hugham, Roger de
Senaunz, Robert de Watervill, William de Creye, John
de Northwode, John de Markyse, John de Heyham,
William de Kemesynge, William le Mareschal, Thomas
de Chidecroft, John Tolomer, Stephen de Cobham,
William de Ore, Thomas de Aylesbury, Walter de
Pavely, William de Calch, John de Sandale, Richard
de Chidecroft, Hugh Pycard, Walter Colepeper, John
de Cobham, John de Walsshe, William Seward, clerk,
William de Senaunz, John de Kynardesle, Robert de
Echyngham; Edmund de Morton with John de
Cherleton; John son of Peter de Buttrecromb; Roger
Pycard with Walter Hakelut; Robert de Nevill in
company of Hugh de Audele; Henry de Ernesfast with
John de Monte Forti; George de Brightmerston with
John de Kyngeston; Thomas Gentilcors with John de
Sudbury; Simon de Beresford with Nicholas de Audele;
Poncius de Tholose; Robert son of Richard de Hokele
of London, defending Berwick; Nicholas de ^'eviIl,
and John de Borton of Oswaldkirk, John de Malbys,
Robert de Gouton, Robert de Bordesdene, Thomas de
Salcok, William de Sweynesby, John de Eggesclive,
John de Bolemere, John de Botewyk and John Gaver
of Sexho, all with Nicholas; John son of John de
Vaus with John de Sudbury; Nicholas Chinal.
IC 71/6, m. 1] [All Michaelmas].
PROTECTIONS
1314
2972 May 8
Ralph de Monte Hermerii, Michaelmas. [C 71/6, m. 3].
2973 Mav 12
John de Saint Maunus with Mr John de Weston; Robert
Tilliof, Robert de Cantilupe. [AH Michaelmas].
William de Hamsted; All Saints. Stephen del Kerre of
Hull, Ralph de Bulmere, John de Barton, all with
Ralph fitz William; Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk and
John Cam with him; Nicholas de Redinges; Thomas
Huscarle with Ralph de Monte Hermerii; William de
Vallibus, and Stephen de Roseles, Robert de
Erpyngham, Robert de Weston, all with William;
Walter de Redleye with John de Aggeworth; Walter
Gras, Richard de Cave; Theobald and Philip de
Gayton [no. 1719]; Roger de Upton, and William de
Bokeswerth, William Trenchaunt, Dionisius Aleyn,
all with John de Sancto Johanne; John de Plumpton;
Hugh de Kirkeby and Robert de Berlyngham, both
with Robert de Felton, 'because it was declared on
oath that they were setting out'; John de Corbrigg,
parson of Grove church [no. 1722], Nicholas de
Renay; William son of John le Butiller with William
de Bello Campo; Matthew de Redmane with Robert
de Clifford; Nicholas de Leyburn, Robert de Leyburn,
Miles de Stapelton, Mr Geoffrey de Saleby, Thomas
de Mounteny, William de Penyngton, Richard de
Hedeleston, John de Mauleverer, William Tailleboys,
John Powel, Robert de Styveton, William son of Pigot
de Sturveton, Roger de Wyngefeld, clerk, William de
Bovill junior, Robert de Fisyngfeld, William le
Parker, Nicholas le Vel, William de Hou, Thomas de
Hardringham, Reginald de Warle, Henry of Newcastle,
John de Mereworth; John Tyes, Nicholas de
Huntercombe, Roger Wodelok, Roger de Burfeld, John
son of John Marmyon, Richard son of Richard
Neubaud, William Wodelok, Ralph Marscot, all with
Henry Tyes; Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemor, and
William Boter, William de Penebrugg, Richard de
Harleye, Hugh de Crofts, Richard de Ideshale, Roger
de Sapy, Robert son of Eli de Waterpirie and Edmund
de Hakelut, all with Roger; William de Sautreour and
Herbert de Sancto Quintino 'because it was declared
on oath that they were gone'; Thomas de Wynnesbury
with John de Cherleton. [AH Michaelmas].
[C71/6, m. ll.
2974 May 30
Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, ready to come from
Ireland to Scotland; Christmas. Richard de Stapelton
and William Hereward with him [no. 1720]; Nicholas
1314
2974 May 30 Contd.
Neubaud with Henry de Tyes; Thomas Cokerel;
Constantine de Mortuo Mari, and Martin de Thorp,
Edward le Leche, Walter de Suthfeld, all with
Constantine; Robert de Monte Alto [no. 1722];
Edward de Sancto Johanne [no. 1720], and Robert
Romeyn, Richard de Len, Edward de Blount, all
with the earl of Gloucester, Richard de Cornubia,
clerk, and Robert Durant, John Longecoc, Henry
Fybet and William de Thorp, all with Richard;
Richard de Messyng. (Note) 'It was declared on oath
that they are setting out'. John de Loudham,
Bartholomew Danylers, both with Ralph de Monte
Hermerii; Thomas Arundel de Felquardeby, John de
Basyng, William de Cokeryngton with William de
Kyme; Ralph le Butiller with Hugh de Audele; Robert
de Reymes with the earl of Pembroke; William de
Kyme, John de Jarum, parson of Stoklond church;
Ralph de Wedon with John de Grey; William de
Bayouse, John de Elaunde, Gilbert Salveyn, John de
Kenyngton, John Pecche; Hugh de Hepham with Hugh
le Despenser. [All Michaelmas.] lC 71/6, m. l] .
2975 June 13
The prior of Tilloby, parson of Stanford church, John
de Jargman, parson of Rupton church, Bouchard de
Vernoun, parson of Wardeloys church, Mr Theobald
le Fisicien, parson of Saham church; Ralph de Brok
with John Fillol, in the queen's company. [All
Michaelmas.] [ibid].
2976 June 26
Simon de Whitacre, John de Whitacre, Richard de
Whiteacre, Walter de Wynterton; Nicholas de Seyton
with John Pecche; Roger Fillol; Thomas de Ufford
with Nicholas de Alditheleye [Audley]; William Mager
with Robert Botenybryn. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
[End of Roll C 71/6]
2977 July 12
Roger son of Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk;
Michaelmas. Roger de Riffayn, Andrew de Hartcla,
Miles Pychard, Geoffrey Clement, Ingram de Frene,
Hugh Godard, John de Mortuo Mari, John de Atye,
John de Lancaster of Holgill, Roger de Belmere,
Whitsun. [C 71/7, m. 9] .
2978 August 9
John Page of Durham, defending Berwick;
Michaelmas, to be invalid if he leaves before then.
[ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1314
2979 August 12
William de Monte Acuto; Michaelmas. Jevan ap
Richard, Oliver de Ingham, John de Bures, Thomas
le Latymer, John de Rothing, Nicholas de la Beche,
John de Weston, Hugh Daudele junior, John de
Rysom, Laurence de Cornubia, Humfrey de Lutlebury,
Ralph Fauvel de Scotre, Richard Vernoun; Christmas,
[ibid].
2980 September 16
Henry fitz Hugh; Whitson. Henry de Hirst, defending
Berwick; Easter. [C 71/7, m. Sl. Nicholas de
Seyton; Easter. [C 71/7, m. 9].
2981 September 20
Simon Gylemyn, defending Berwick; All Saints.
Roger son of Roger de Clayport, Roger son of
Lucian de Clayport; Christmas. [C 71/7, m. 9] .
2982 September 25
John de Clay; Easter. Nicholas de Whitton;
Christmas. William Portebref, going to Scotland to
free Walter de Bello Campo, imprisoned there;
Bartholomew Peryn, defending Berwick. Easter.
[C 71/7, m. 7] .
2983 September 26
John Russel with Richard fitz Marmaduke; William
de Monte Acuto, Oliver de Ingham. [All Easter.]
[ibid].
2984 September 29
Walter de Paxton, sent to defend Berwick, Easter,
[ibid].
2985 October 4
Henry de Bereford, in service of John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey; Easter, [ibid].
2986 October 6
William Colle of Derby; one year. [ibid].
2987 October 8
Simon de Denton of Herdeley, going to defend Werk
castle; Easter, [ibid].
2988 October 10
Richard son of Ralph de Hangelton; Christmas,
[ibid].
2989 October 16
Ralph Fauvell of Scotre; Easter, [ibid].
1314
2990 October 24
John son of Robert de Lancaster of Holegill with
Andrew de Harcla; William le Latymer. [Both Easter.]
[ibid].
2991 November 16
Robert de London with Mr John de Weston,
chamberlain of Scotland; Michaelmas. Tohn de
Segrave junior; 2 Feb. [C 71/7, m. 6] .
2992 November 18
Richard de Halton with Andrew de Hertcla; Easter.
William le Latymer; 2 Feb. [ibid].
2993 November 20
William Inge; 2 Feb. [C 71/7, m. 7] .
2994 November 21
Walter de Bello Campo, John de Penbrigge, Richard
Lovel. [All 2 Feb.]. John de Castre; one year.
[C 71/7, m. 6] .
2995 December 10
Richard de Hangelton; Michaelmas, [ibid].
1315
2996 January 3
John de Felton; 24 June. [ibid].
2997 January 5
Robert de Weston defending Berwick with Simon
Warde; Henry de Bosco. [Both Easter.]
[C 71/7, m. 6l.
2998 January 10
Nicholas de Whitton, Christmas, [ibid].
2999 January 14
Philip de Monte Gomeri, defending Berwick;
Michaelmas. [C 71/7, m. 5].
3000 January 16
Peter de Dovedale; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3001 January 23
John de Woume, merchant; Whitsun. [ibid].
3002 January 26
Alan de Beleford, chaplain, defending Berwick with
Simon Warde; 24 June, [ibidl.
3003 February 5
Andrew de Harcla; 24 June. John de Segrave junior,
quindene of Easter, [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1315
3004 February 18
Robert de Grinesdale in company of Andrew de
Artcla; Michaelmas. [Repeated on 20 Feb.] [ibid].
3005 February 24
Nicholas de Seyton; 24 June. [ibid].
3006 March 23
John de Benstede; Trinity [no. 1727]. [ibid].
3007 April 6
Aunger Frere of Ripton, defending Berwick;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3008 April 16
Richard de Warwick of Nottingham; 24 June.
John de Felton; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3009 April 21
Ralph fitz William; Christmas. [C 71/7, m. 3].
3010 April 27
Bertram de Monbouchers; Christmas. John Danyel of
Lokynton with Maurice de Berkele; Whitsun. [ibid].
3011 May 1
Robert son of Robert of Stretton and Thomas de Bray
of Stretton with John [PBotetourt]; one year. Robert
Lewer; Michaelmas. Robert de Swyneburn and Robert
de Whitefield with him, both with John Botetourt; one
year. John Mautravers [no. 1729], Herbert fitz John,
William de Wauton, Robert Mautravers, Laurence de
Sancto Mauro [no. 1728], RoUand de Doddyngseles,
John de Baa, John de Swonhungr [sic|, Raymond de
Clevedon, all with Maurice de Berkele; one year,
[ibid].
3012 May 2
Edward de Balliolo; Robert de Stangrave and John
Pyk, both with him; 1 Aug. [ibid].
3013 May 3
Hugh de Quappelade, Robert le Moigne, Robert de
Holand, Thomas de Fencote, Ralph le Convers, Adam
de Staneye, Roger Mayel, Roger de Rameseye, Robert
Olyver, Bertrand de la More, John de Ingham, Thomas
de Corbrigg, William de Wolaston of Stafford, Simon
Frisshenade; all Whitsun, then for one year.
iC 71 '7, m. 3].
3014 May 5
Philip de Leghton, defending Berwick; one year.
Percival Symeon, ready to come to the Scottish
marches to make provision for Aymer de Valencia,
1315
3014 May 5 Contd.
earl of Pembroke [with writs de intendendo for him
to all bailiffs, vtc\; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3015 May 14
John de Parys with John Butetourte, and Geoffrey le
Mareschal de Rasen, Henry de Sutton, parson of
Alfhameston church, Thomas son of William Bigot,
John de Crickelade, all with John (Butetourtej;
Christmas, [ibid].
3016 May 20
Henry fitz Hugh [no. 1730], and William Tayleboys,
Thomas de Maundeby, John Coigners, John de
Stapelton, all with Henry; All Saints, [ibid].
3017 May 22
Thomas Bateman of Chepyng Aungre, Adam Chesse of
Shelleybe, both with John Botetourt, captain and
admiral of the fleet; All Saints. [C 71/8, m. 6].
3018 May 24
Nicholas de Seyton; Michaelmas. [C 71/7, m. 3].
3019 May 27
William de Briseworth with John Botetourt;
Christmas, [ibidl.
3020 May 30
Richard son of Peter de Pecton, going to John de
Felton, keeper of the king's castle of Alnwick, to
defend that castle; Christmas. [C 71/7, m. 3].
3021 June 2
John de Crek with Bartholomew de Badlesmere;
Richard de West Wycumbe, Richard de Halstede.
[All until All Saints.] [ibid].
3022 June 4
Stephen le Blound, chamberlain of Scotland; one
year. Adam son of Thomas de Brauncestre with John
Boteturt, captain and admiral of the fleet;
Michaelmas. Hugh, vicar of Lydeneye church, Williair
de Hatheny le Juvene, William Joco le Juvene,
Nicholas de Long; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3023 June 10
Philip la Zousche, William de Tyngewyk, Henry de
Staunton, all with Bartholomew de Badlesmere;
Christmas. I ibid).
3024 June 12
Willium Fox of Hf
ich, mariner, with John Botetourt,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1315
3024 June 12 Contd.
captain and admiral of the fleet; All Saints.
[C 71/7, m. 21.
3025 June 13
Robert de Monte Alto [no. 1732], and William Ovyngg,
Roger de Watevile, William Criketoft, John de
Verdoun, Robert de Foul, Roger de Bilney, John de
Cokefeld, John de Bracebrigge, Geoffrey Pecche,
Robert de Gissingg, William de Argeteym, all with
him; Christmas. [C 71/7, m. 3].
3026 June 18
John de Eure; All Saints. John de Felton, defending
Alnwick castle; Christmas. Richard de Grey, and
John de Marines, Robert de Shireland, John de
Steynesby, William de Ufton, Richard de Warewyk,
Robert de Hellebek, Walter de Escote, Robert de
Joneby, Adam de Somervile, John de Appelby, Simon
Gauge, Thomas de Verdon, Richard de Salewyk,
Roger de Somervile, Richard de Grey, Roger de
Maryns, Simon de Wellewyk, Richard Abbe, Walter
de Beynton, John de Donaponwys, Thomas Heryng,
Ralph Basset, William Brigham, Robert de Horsleye,
Amaury de Boukland, Robert de Henoure, Ernald de
Mountey, John de Shirefeld, all with Richard; All
Saints, [ibid].
3027 June 20
John de Briaunzon with Bartholomew de Badelesmere;
William de Wauton, Thomas de Lovaigne, Edmund de
Dureme; John de Thorp, Ralph his brother and John
de Stratton of Harwich, mariners, all with John
Botetourte, admiral of the fleet, [c 71/7, m. 2].
Robert de Wauton, William de Cobham, John de
Kaunton, John de Berewyco, chaplain, Ralph Bagot,
John Paignel, all with Bartholomew de Badlesmere;
Martin de Thorp with Constantine de Mortuo Mari, in
company of the earl of Pembroke. [C 71/7, m. 3]
[All until All Saints]
3028 June 30
Bartholomew de Badlesmere [no. 1733], and Robert
Hastang, John Pecche, Robert de Watevill, William
de Septuanz, Robert de Hausted, William de
Ertalewe, Hugh de Croft, Robert Dardern, Ralph de
Skeyton, Thomas Roscelyn, John de Sancto Johanne
of Lageham junior, John de Breanzon, Thomas de
Preyers, William de Bereford junior, Thomas de
Colevill, John de Penreth, and John de Caunton,
knights, William Seward, clerk, Richard de la Lee,
clerk, Thomas de Esshe, William de Wauton,
1315
3028 June 30 Contd.
Richard de Karente, Walter Hare, William Justice,
John Bykele, Ralph de Skeyton, William le Baud,
Robert de Hugham, John de Hegham, Walter de
Pavyli junior, Walter Colpeper, John de Drayton,
Henry Waleys, John Waleys, and Roger de Septuanz,
valets, John de Wyk, chaplain, John de Lyre, clerk,
Richard de Peblesham, Robert de Wauton, William
Watevill, William Howard, John son of Henry Tebbe
of Appelby, John Banet, Geoffrey son of Walden de
Bereford, Nicholas de Huntercoumbe, John de Sancto
Johanne of Lageham, Richard de Newebaud, Henry de
Lascy, Geoffrey Benet of Bereford, John de Pabeham,
Richard de Sankevill, John son of John de Pabenham
of Hertford, John de Chaumberleyn, William Waryn of
Ashby la Zouche, Henry de Playford, John de Maunte,
Stephen Sampson, John Mischet and William his
brother, Philip de Hastang, Ralph de Bello Campo
with the said Philip, in company of the said earl
Is/'cl, and Robert de Hastang with the said Philip, all
with Bartholomew de Badlesmere; All Saints.
[C 71/7, m. 2!.
3029 July 1
John de Hastyng in company of Aymer de Valencia,
earl of Pembroke; Stephen Creuquoer, John Pychard,
John de Hardreshulle, William Rydel, Thomas Moidak,
Walter le Brom, John de Waldegrave, Amaury la
Sousche, Philip Peletot, Reginald de Pavely, John
de Wolaston, Robert son of Robert de Veer, Andrew
Heryng of St Neots, William Lovel, John de
Argentein, John Paignel, John Darcy, John Moriz,
Baldwyn de Insula, Thomas de Chaumbre, James
Minican, Walter de Calverle, Walter de Nevill,
Edmund Gascelyr.. John Merlyn, John de Gras, John
la Zousche, Robert Beudyn, John de Glyn, John
Minican, Richard de Penle. [All until All Saints],
[ibidl.
3030 July 3
John Buttetourte, admiral of the fleet; William de
Graye, captain and admiral of the fleet towards East
England [no. 1734]. [Both until All Saints. I [ibid].
3031 July 4
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke [no. 1735];
AH Saints. Dionisius de Wath with Ralph fitz William;
William de Craystok. [Both Christmas]. John de
Felton, defending Alnwick castle; All Saints.
[C 71/7, m. 21.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1315
3032 July 5
John de Felton, defending Alnwick castle; All
Saints. John de Wysham; one year. [ibid].
3033 July 6
Nicholas de Grey; All Saints, [ibidl.
3034 July 8
John de Sancte Johanne of Lageham Inc. 1736) with
Bartholomew de Badlesmere; All Saints. Matthew
Redman with Ralph fitz William; Michaelmas.
[C 71/8, m. 6].
3035 July 11
John Peper of Subbirs, Robert de Ellyngham of
Griston, Alan Dureward of Stowe, all with John
Botetourt, admiral of the fleet; All Saints. I ibidl.
3036 July 12
John de Salisbury defending Berwick; one year.
[C 71/8, m. 6].
3037 July 13
Robert son of Ralph Turgys of Bifeld, defending
Warkwork castle; John de Athi, captain of 11 of the
king's ships from Bristol and adjacent parts, going
with these ships to Scotland, and Thomas Latimer,
Ralph Wedecote, John Smyth, William fitz Reginald,
Richard de Cornubia, Thomas de Wendlesworth, all
with John; Adam Knout, in company of Ivo de
Aldeburgh, going to defend Berwick. [All until All
Saints.) libid].
3038 July 15
John de Seinte Maume, Thomas de Rokke, both in
company of Mr John de Weston, chamberlain of
Scotland, going to Berwick; All Saints, [ibidj.
3039 August 1
John de Creppyng with Ralph fitz William; John de
Hoton, Henry de Thirelkeld, Walter del Holme,
Thomas de Wyvill, Hugh de Louthre, John de
Pykeryng, Nicholas de Sutton, Henry de Redman,
John Lengleys, Robert de Stirkeland, Bartholomew
Benet, Hugh Bottencumbe, Robert de Sancto Paulo,
Robert fitz Ralph, Walter de Twynham, Baldwyn de
Grenefeld, John de Kirkesewald, John de Oggle, John
de Cauncefeld, Walter de Boketon, Ralph de Bulmere,
Thomas de Bechum, William Basset, Thomas de
Bolton, Thomas Ughtred, John de Stirkeland, Matthew
le Redman. lAll until All Saints. I |ibid|.
1315
3040 August 19
Henry de Bosco; Nicholas de Huntercombe, and
Richard de Neubold, Patrick de Chesewyk, all in
company of Bartholomew de Badlesmere. [All until
All Saints.] [ibidl.
3041 August 30
Walter de Nevill in company of Aymer de Valencia,
earl of Pembroke; All Saints. John de Magna Cotes
defending Berwick with Maurice de Berkele; Easter.
[C 71/8, m. 61..
3042 September 18
John Daniel of Lokynton with Maurice de Berkele;
Whitsun. [ibidl.
3043 October 1
Guy Ferre, and William son of Robert de Fen of
Carleton with him; Easter, [ibid].
3044 October 4
Robert le Sauser of London defending Berwick;
Easter, [ibid].
3045 October 6
Gilbert le Flemeng, defending Berwick; Whitsun.
Bartholomew de Badlesmere; All Saints. Constantine
de Mortuo Mari with Aymer de Valencia, earl of
Pembroke; All Saints. Richard de Salkyle with
Andrew de Hercla, defending the precincts of
Carlisle; 24 June. Thomas de Verley; Whitsun. [ibid].
3046 October 12
Robert de Echingham [no. 1739], Stephen de Sancto
Leodegario, John Osbern, all in company of John de
Britannia, earl of Richmond; Easter, [ibid].
3047 October 14
Philip Darcy, Norman Darcy, Hugh Darcy, John
Charterey, Hugh Barderore, William le Wylde, John
de la Launde; Edmund de Illey, and John de Illey,
John de Lymbury, Edmund de Lymbury, John de
Caynes, all with Philip Darcy. [All Easter.] [ibid].
3048 October 16
John de Gloucester with Henry de Belle Monte;
Whitsun. Walter de Gloucester [no. 174ll, Gilbert de
Saleby, John de Hacunthorp, Peter de Hangleton,
Walter le Poure, Richard de Hangleton, John de
Overton, Thomas de Palynton, John de Esselyngton,
William de Welleby, Walter de Trikyngham, William
Marmyon, Peter de Salso Marisco, Henry de Newton;
Whitsun. Richard de Haulghton and Gilbert de
470
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1315
3048 October 16 Contd.
Haltclo with Andrew de Hartcla, going to the marches
of Carlisle; 24 June. John de Insula; Whitsun.
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex
[no. 1740], and Henry Chamberleyn, Edmund de
Lenham, Andrew atte Esshe, John de Mereworth, all
with the earl; Easter. (Note) 'They all had one letter
nisi', Robert de Walkefare, Robert Banyard; Easter.
Henry de Bello Monte; Whitsun [no. 1741]. Robert
de London, defending Berwick; Michaelmas.
[C 71/8, m. 5|.
3049 October 21
Andrew de Hartcla, defending the marches at
Carlisle; 24 June. William Inge; Easter, fibidl.
3050 October 24
William de Craye, captain and admiral of the fleet
towards the West of England; Christmas [no. 17421.
[ibidl.
3051 November 23
Robert Breton of Aylesham, Gilbert de Askhull, and
Ralph de Butterthwayt, all with Henry de Bello Monte,
Whitsun. Robert Rose, Ralph de Birton [sic], and
Ralph de Crumbwell, all with Henry, until 24 June;
Henry de Wynkeburn with Henry; John Salveyn by
himself; George Salveyn and Gerard his brother, both
with Henry, [ibid],
3052 December 7
Thomas de Fissheburn; 24 June. Ralph de Bulemere;
Whitsun. [ibidl.
3053 December 16
Robert de Leyburn; Whitsun. [C 71/8, m. 4l.
1316
3054 January 4
Hugh de Gales with Adam de Swynburn; 24 June,
[ibidl.
3055 January 12
William de Skidemor, defending Berwick in company
of Maurice de Berkele; 24 June, libidj.
3056 January 20
Roger le Porter with Adam de Swynburn; Whitsun.
I.b.dl.
3057 January 28
Alexander de la Chaumbre, defending Berwick,
John de Castre. I Both Whitsun. 1 [ibid].
1316
3058 February 6
John de Glenton; Whitsun. [ibid].
3059 February 18
Ralph fitz William, and Mr Henry le Waleys, Thomas
de Boulton, William de Craystok, all with Ralph;
24 June. [ibid].
3060 February 20
Henry fitz Hugh, defending Castle Bernard against
Scots and rebels; John de Wyneston. [Both Whitsun.]
[ibid].
3061 February 22
Andrew de Harcla, 24 June. [ibid].
3062 May 8
John de Rampton, clerk, going to Berwick, one year.
Geoffrey le Keu of Roxby, defending Norham castle;
All Saints. [C 71/8, m. 3l.
3063 May 9
John de Felton; Michaelmas. [Repeated 18 May.]
[ibid).
3064 May 18
John de Wysham, going to the Scottish marches to
defend Berwick; one year. John de Seyntemaunne,
defending Berwick; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3065 May 30
Thomas de Fissheburne, Michaelmas, [ibid].
3066 June 16
Sir John de Penreth; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3067 June 18
Andrew de Berneham, the king's valet; Michaelmas.
William de Sapy, Roger Pychard and Philip Joce,
all defending Berwick with John de Wysham, keeper
of the town; one year. [ibid].
3068 July 13
Thomas de Fissheburn; one year. [C 71/9, m. 11).
3069 August 17
Sir Thomas de Beysin and Sir William Kertalewe,
both with John de Cherleton; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3070 August 22
John de Warrenne, earl of Surrey [no. 1746]; John de
Kensington, William de Baiocis, Ralph de Skeyton,
Robert de Reppes, William fitz Audoem [s/c], John
de Cleseby, Simon son of Thomas Freend, John de
Chetewynde, Viviaun de Chettewynde, Thomas de
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1316
3070 August 22 Contd.
Tytulegh, Richard Eland, James de Bosevill, John
Sauvage, Roger Pedewardyn, John de Eland, James
de Eland, Alexander de Mounteford, John Flemmynge;
Roger de Okovere, and Roger Corbet, Thomas de
Roshale, William Tachet, Adam de Wanervill, John de
Cretyng, William Crul of Swynflet, Henry de Caumbes
of Keleby and Geoffrey Serkon of Wilmersleye, all with
Thomas, earl of Lancaster. [C 71/9, m. 9]. Henry fitz
Hugh, and Geoffrey de Upsale, Thomas de Mauneby,
John le Wansaunt, Robert de Wyclif, Randolph de
Mauneby, William Tailleboys, John Nowel, Richard de
Crosthwayt, Thomas de Hilton, John de Hunton senior
and John de Sutton, all with Henry; Henry de Bosco
and Robert le Conestable of Holderness, both with
William de Ros of Ingmanthorp; Andrew de Bernham in
company of John de la Beche. [C 71/9, m. 11]
[All Christmas].
3071 August 23
Laurence de Elmham; Walter de Graas, Roger de
Felton, Walter de Appelby, Robert de Waltham, John
Sewy, Mr John de Hildersle, parson of Pateneye
church, Stephen le Blound, clerk, David, earl of
Athelore [sic], Thomas de Mellehale, William de
Mellehale, William de Rampton, Geoffrey de Cornubia,
Madoc Vagham of Tyrialghe and Owen his son, Ralph
de Adderleye, Thomas Pyllican, William de Piry,
John de Wyneston, Alan de Cherleton, Thomas de
Verlay, John de Carleford, John de Mereworth, John
Gubaud, Gilbert le Rous, William de Ercalewe,
Thomas Beysyn, Mr Richard de Clebury, William de
Rigthorn, Richard de Wollaston, John de Sutton,
Peter de Sutton, Peter de Smytheton, Peter de Ekton,
George de Percy, Robert le Polter, John de Somery,
Roger de Acton, Peter de Pirye, William de Scothowe,
John de Weston, William Bacoun, Richard de Staunton,
Richard le Saucer, John de Cornubia, Robert Romeyn,
John de Segrave, John de Felton, John de Haclut,
Edmund de Kendale, William de Tourny, Robert de
Hurle, Edmund de Wyndes', Richard de Gerseye,
Geoffrey de Mildenhale, William de Rampton,
Nicholas de Menill, Adam de Huntingfeld, Robert
Rose, Robert Moigne, Robert le Ewer, Richard son
of Robert de Salkeld, Adam Wy, John Jolif, William
de London, Walter de Wroxhale, John Powys, Robert
Clarel, Peter de Eketon, George de Percy, Thomas
Holebode, John de Bures, Adam de Preston, Edward
de Morton, William de Charles, William de Santford,
John de Baa, Ralph de Crumbwell, William de
Sengham, Thomas de Moreham, Geoffrey de la
1316
3071 August 23 Contd.
Naperie; Richard de Cornubia, clerk, and William de
la Lee, Simon Orlingbery, Robert Durant, Richard de
Kymberle, John Lungetot, Hugh de Chelmersford and
William Lungetot, all with Richard; Richard de Pille,
John de Kaynill; John de Bikeley, and Guy de
Mounpuizon, William de Burford, John de Heghham,
Robert fitz Pagan, John Trygel of Ivelcestre, Thomas
Bygod, Walter Colpeper, Thomas Colpeper, Walter de
Pavely, Thomas de Lovaygne, Robert de Watevill,
Thomas Wake of Bleseworth, Gilbert de Cokeryngton
and Henry de Lekeburn, all with Bartholomew de
Badlesmere; Nicholas de Hewyk with John de
Moubray. [All Christmas.] [C 71/9, m. 9].
3072 August 27
Edmund Bacoun, and John de Gorleston, John son of
Philip de Patemere, Edmund de Catefeld, John de
Corton, Simon de Hormede, all with him; Christmas,
[ibid].
3073 August 28
John de Mereworth, and John de Trumpour of
Coupford, Alexander Wyndesore, Robert Tiliol,
William Wynne, Robert de Walkefare, Walter de
Shorne, John de Waleys, William de Kaynes, Simon
de Northwod, William de Skelton, Geoffrey Rydel,
Roger de Chaundos [sic], Richard de Leghton,
Thomas de Eylesford, Roger de Solariis junior and
Henry de Chaundos, all v/ith Humfrey Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex; Christmas, [ibid].
3074 September 7
Thomas, earl of Lancaster; Christmas, [ibid],
3075 September 8
William Trenchaunt and John de Dene, Ralph Basset
of Drayton, John de Flaundres, William de Wrottesley,
Richard de Whiteacre, Thomas le Rous, Walter de
Pavely and John de Olesby, all with the earl of
Surrey; Christmas. [C 71/9, m. 6l.
3076 September 21
Thomas de Veer, and John le Bray, Adam Bloy,
Henry Chaumberleyn, Ralph Peyure, Robert de
Swynebourne, John fitz Simon, John de Swynebourne,
Robert de Lacy, John Gernoun and Thomas de
Swynebourne, all with Thomas, Philip de Nevill and
John deTrihampton with him, Adam de Everyngham of
Lexynton and Robert de Dyggeby, Adam de Lonnethwayt,
both with him; Richard de Thorp and Richard de
Lughtburgh, both with Ralph de Monte Hermerii;
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1316
3076 September 21 Contd.
John de Hastyngges; Simon de Kynardesleye, John
de Hardushull, Thomas de Beaumont, William Caret,
John de Waldegrave, William le Brom, Adam de
Comberhale, William de Bello Campo; Hugh de
Despenser minor, and Thomas Spriggehus, clerk,
Edmund Gacelyn, Roger de Hegham. Henry de la
Ree, John Cobham, Robert de Stanegrave, John
Gacelyn and Edmund Gascelyn, all with Hugh;
John de Gyse with John de Sancto Johanne; Alan
de BokeshuU, Thomas de Bokeshull; John Mous
[vacated because given back and cancelledl, John
Bel, Nicholas fitz Matthew, William Bat and
Nicholas fitz Alice, on one protection; Walter de
Heselarton [vacated because given back and
cancelledl, Thomas de Welyngton, Thomas de
Heselarton, Henry de Welyngton, John de Sulle,
Hugh Cole of Sutton, William son of Alan de
Hadyngton, Richard de Aremynne, Richard son of
Robert de Pontefract, William le Keu of Ecton,
Robert Damport of Pontefract; Reginald le Botreaux
and Walter Talebot with him; William Druel, Richard
de Feryby, John de Tynton, Ralph Raspray, Gerard
Salveyn, Richard Lovel, William de Wyvill, William
le Ferar, Walter de Wedon, Roger de Northburgh,
William de Braytoft, Walter de Hugeford, Nicholas
de Wellebourn, William de Tikhill, Richard de Campo
Arnulphi, John de Stutevill, William de Welleby,
William son of William de Cressy, Henry de Hale,
Thomas Ughtred, Robert de Chaumpaign, Henry de
Shireokes, William Northwell, Robert de Wodehous,
Roger de Astleye, Robert de Ashhou, John de Pelham,
John de Escures, Thomas de Wedon, Robert de
Rissheton, William Scryveyn, Robert de Melton,
William le Scrivayn of Pontefract, Ralph de Gorges,
William de Sondford; Robert de Nevill and John de
Hamerton, both on one protection. [C 71/9, m. 7l.
Marmaduke de Thweng and Robert le Conestable of
Flaynburgh with him. !C 71/9, m. 9l [All Christmasl.
3077 September 23
John de Walkingham with Roger Dammori; Henry de
Rothewell, Benedict de Rothewell and William de
Snawedon, all with John de Moubray. [All Christmas.)
IC 71/9, m. 91.
3078 September 24
Robert de Insula, and William de Ryston, William
Dargentein, Thomas Dengayne, John le Rous,
Thomas le Botiller, parson of Heyford church, and
Edward Danvers, all with him; Christmas, [ibidl.
1316
3079 September 28
John de Sancto Johanne, John son of Robert Hikeman
of Bloxham 'who is here in his own person at court',
Robert de Sapy, Hamon de Hleye; Ralph le Botiller
with Fulk Lestraunge; James Daudele and Roger de
Godlisford with him; Baldwyn de Fryull with John
de Crumbwell; John Sapy; Thomas de Nevill, clerk,
with John de Segrave; Henry de Bello Monte, John
de Segrave junior; Guy de Bello Campo, and Adam
ap David and Henry de Hambiry, both with him;
Thomas Burdoun, John de Cantilupe, John de
Boreghdon; John de Curceon and William de
Wygenhale, both with the earl of Hereford; Richard
de Bosco with Henry de Bosco; Thomas de Raby
with Nicholas de Menil; Thomas de Flaxton; John
de Wolverton; Thomas de Neusom and Anketin
Salveyn; Walter de Trokesford; Warin de
Bassyngburn, duplicate; Robert and William de
Maners, both with Nicholas de Menill; John de
Sancto Johanne of Lagham; John de Peneryth;
Robert Sneleslond with Warin de Bassyngburne;
Mr Thomas de Cherelton; Walter son of James de
Holm with Ralph fitz William; William de Rudstayn
with Gilbert de Aton; William son of Adam de
Belassise, William son of William de Belassise,
Robert son of William de Belassise and John son
of Margery de Belassise; Gerard Salveyn; Oliver de
Ingham; Ralph de Bulmer, and Stephen del Ker,
John de Faucumberge and Hugh de Bulmere, all
with Ralph; John Moryn with Ralph de Monte
Hermerii; John Sturmy, John Giffard, John de Ros,
John de Baskervill, Adam de Staneye and Henry de
Meryngton; Nicholas de Huntrecombe; John de
Somery; William de Ros of Ingmanthorp; Stephen de
Segrave; Mr Richard de Chisbury, Thomas Cokerel,
John Peverel, Humphrey de Litlebury, Edmund de
Cornubia, and Roger Bavent; John de Gatewyk,
William le Tailliour, William de Gatewyk and John
atte Claye, all with Roger [Baventj. |A11 Christmas.)
IC 71/9, m. 81.
3080 October 1
Thomas de Percy, Gerard de Usflet, Richard Lovel.
[C 71/9, m. 71. Herbert de Sancto Quintino, and
Amandus de Routh, John de Okeham, John de
Toucotes, William de Rous, John de Colevill, Guy
de Chauncey and John de Faucomberge, all with
Herbert; Robert Hastang, and John son of John de
Bordeton, Peter de Aclum, Geoffrey son of Hugh
of Kingston on Hull, Henry de Lascy, William de
Appelby, Richard Hastang, Randolph fitz Ralph and
PROTECTIONS
1316
3080 October 1 Contd.
Henry de Holtby, all with Robert. IC 71/9, m. 8l
(All Christmas].
3081 October 2
John de Ask, Walter de Twynham and Robert le
Clerk, all with the earl of Pembroke; John de
Pabenham junior, Walter de Calverley, John de
Hastyngges, William Milkesop, John Morice, Alan
de Leaume, Richard de Sakevill, John Merlyn, Roger
le Loryng, William de Poten, John de Bassyngburn
minor, Richard de Monte Caniso, William Scorlebek,
Robert Blunt, Hubert de Bavant, Amaury la Suche,
John Paignel, John Darcy, Percival Simeon, Stephen
Creuger, William le Fowel, John de Stapelton, Gilbert
de Sopelton, Nicholas de Stradeseles, Constantine de
Mortuo Mari, Henry de Valencia, Baldwin de Insula,
Thomas Latimer Bouchard, William Lovel, Nicholas
de Gimeinle, John de Penebrugge, John de Woltenham.
(All Christmas.) [C 71/9, m. 8|.
3082 October 3
Peter de Malo Lacu [no. 1748], John de Menill;
Robert de Colevill and Robert fitz Ralph on one
protection; William de Moubray. [All Christmas.]
[ibidl.
3083 October 4
Robert de Monte Alto, and John le Hastang, Robert
de Watevill, Warin de Bassyngburn, Robert de
Echingham, Malusprivatus de France, Robert de
Morlee, William de Criketot, Roger de Bilneye, Roger
Dubbel, John de Hynton, John de Tendryng and
Malculm de Harlee, all with him, Christmas.
[C 71/9, m. 71.
3084 October 6
Peter de Hertford in company of Queen Isabella,
John de Frene, Gilbert de Sonynghull, William atte
Putte, Adam le Ferour, John Giffard, John de
Oxendon, Robert de Snodhull, John le Parker, Henry
de Guldeford, John de la Marche, William de
Gloucester, chaundeler, Ralph Bordet, Ralph de la
Strete of Wendoure, William de Balsham le Keu,
Richard de Redyngg, Thomas de Chetyndon, William
de Hylyngdon Squillyer, John atte Re. [C 71/9, m. 7l.
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke; Hamo fitz
Richard with Robert fitz Pagan, John Chidyok, Hugh
de Bello Campo, Robert Beaupel, John Wake,
Stephen de Chidiok, Matthew de Clyvedon, Laurence
de Sancto Martino, John de Sancto Quintino, John
Fvchet, John de Rale. [C 71/9, m. 8l I All Christmas!.
1316
3085 October 7
Henry Cobham minor, and Ralph de Borstalle, John de
Cobham, both with him; William de Ros of Hamelak
and George de Ros with him; Robert de Colevill of
Knapton, William de Brakenholm, Thomas de Tylneye,
John de Ros of Tydde, Thomas de Mounteny, Robert
Capun, Robert le Conestable of Holdernesse, Geoffrey
de Sancto Quintino, John de Heselarton; William
Perthay, Robert de Aymunderby and Thomas de
Buttrewyk, all on one protection; Edmund Darel;
Henry Sampson, William Darel, Ingram Knout;
Bernard de Brux, John Giffard of Chilyngton, Roger
Loryng, all with Stephen de Segrave; John son of
William Howard with Roger [Loryng]; William Harald
and John de Waltham, both with John [Howard];
John de Cherleton, and Richard de Carswell, William
de Bremesgrave, both with him, Roger de Mortuo Mari
of Wygemore, and John Cam, Roger Trumwyn, John
de Lile, Emericus Pauncefot, William de Rademor of
Hampton Wafre, Geoffrey Clement, Miles Pichard,
John de Mortuo Mari, Reginald Corbet, John Wele de
Maurdyn, Roger fitz Elias, Richard Russeyn, Henry
de Ribbeford, William de Penbrugge, Roger Russeyn,
all with Roger; John son of John de Segrave with
John de Segrave. [All Christmas.! [C 71/9, m. 8l.
3086 October 10
John de Sumery, and John de Swynenerton, William
Bagot, Henry de Gisshebury, Richard Talebot, John
de Bromleye of Coveley, Walter de Beauchamp,
Thomas de Bradestan and Guy Davenbury, all going
with him; Christmas. [C 71/9, m. 7!.
3087 October 12
John atte Hull with Thomas de Loveyn, Ralph Gernet,
Hugh son of Robert le Bercher and Henry le Vineter
of Middleton, all with Ralph Basset of Drayton, on
one protection, John de Haleton with David, earl of
Atheles, Adam de Swylington with Robert de Holand;
Henry de Vavassur with Humphrey de Littelbury,
William de Mulcastre, defending Carlisle; William de
Stoke with William le Ferrariis; William de Ilketon
with Robert de Insula; John de Driby and William
Marmyon, Robert Breton, Robert de Clothers, Thomas
de Cotes, Peter de Salso Marisco, Robert son of
William de Kelesey, all with Henry de Bello Monte;
John de Crumbwell, Henry Basset, Thomas de
Cheworth, John Daubeny, Pagan de Villers, Thomas
de Lathum, Simon de Meryng, John de Escures, Peter
de Roches, John de Assheby, Edward de Sancto
Johanne. [All Christmas!. Thomas de Newmarket,
PART 11: PROTECTIONS
1316
3087 October 12 Contd.
and James Bland, Edmund de Ry, John de Waure,
Robert de Kirketon and John de Burton, all with
Thomas, on one protection; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3088 October 20
John de Wathsand, and Nicholas Dauney, William
Corbet, Peter son of William fitz Warin, Thomas son
of Warin Maudit [no. 1750?] and Thomas le Crouther
with him, Ebulo de Montibus, Fulk fitz Warin, Hugh
de Cokeseye and William fitz Warin, all with John de
Moubray; Christmas, [ibid].
3089 November 1
Benedict de Sevenhowes in company of Robert de
Leyburn; Christmas, libid).
3090 November 2
Geoffrey de Harleford with John de la Beche;
Christmas. [C 71/9, m. 6|.
3091 November 3
John fitz Juliane, Walter son of John de Heslarton,
Walter de Louthorp, John Burnet, Thomas fitz
Nicholas, Nicholas fitz Matthew, William Batte and
William Drakynholm, all on one protection; Fulk fitz
Warin, and Peter son of William fitz Warin, Hugh de
Cokesey, Walter de Gloucester, William fitz Warin,
William Corbet and Richard Dansey, all going with
him, Whitsun. [C 71/9, m. 7).
3092 November 6
Robert de Veer in company of Nicholas de Segrave;
Robert de Morby in company of John de Segrave;
Robert de Leyburn. [All Christmas.) [ibidl.
3093 November 8
Hugh de Monceby, and Thomas de Ireby, Thomas de
Hethweyt, William de Plomland, Robert de
Sevenhowes, Benedict de Sevenhowes, Robert de
Ireby, Thomas de Pardishegh, Robert de Bromfeld
and Walter de Redhode, all with Robert de Leyburn,
Christmas. [C 71 '9, m. 6|.
3094 November 16
David, earl of Asceles, and Thomas de Fencote, John
de Halton, Walter de Kirkebride, all with him, 24
June. [C 71/9, m. S] .
3095 November 18
Edmund, earl of Arundel, with a clause volumus,
and John de Somery, John Pecche, Emericus
Pauncefot, Ralph de Gorges, Thomas de Hastinges.
1316
3095 November 18 Contd.
John Giffard of Chylinton, Thomas de Clynton,
Thomas de Wynnesbury, William de Erkelewe,
Theobald le Keu, Thomas Tregoz, John de Kyneleye,
clerk, John de Clanefeld, Roger de Cheyneye, John
de Blankmouster, Thomas de Jaye, Philip de Hirste,
William Bagot, Walter Haket, Robert le Mareschal,
William Dar[glenteyn, Robert de Sheldon, Roger le
Botiller, William de Wasshington, John de Waltam,
John de Sutton, John Boterel, John de Swinenerton,
Simon de Whytacre, Ralph de Grendon and Roger
Bavent, all in the earl's company; 24 June, [ibidl.
3096 November 20
William de Ros of Hamelak, and William Covel, John
Darcy, William de Glumvill, Walter de Cavele, John
Moriz, Walter de Heselarton, Robert Colevill,
Nicholas Bard, William de Claye, John de Heselarton
and John de Overton, all with him; Nicholas de
Huntircombe defending Alnwick castle with John de
Felton; Robert Constable of Holderness with
William de Ros of Hamelak [no duration stated];
Hugh Daudele, and Thomas de BoxhuU, Richard de
Chaunyn, Edward de Sancto Johanne, William
Cheigny, Walter de Huggeford, James de Audele,
Thomas de Menile and Roger de Gondelesford with
James, John de Vaus, Nicholas de la Marche,
Thomas le Gramaire, Reginald de Brynkeburn,
Thomas de Menyle, Roger de Gundelesford [sic, see
above], Robert de Impyngham, Hugh de Werreby,
Adam le Wafrer, Robert de Hoton, Richard de
Walsingham, and William de Hokelton, all with
Hugh [Daudele]; 24 June. [ibid].
3097 November 23
John deRos; 24 June. |ibid|.
3098 November 25
Robert de Damport of Pontefract, going to Scotland
and Ireland, and William le Keu of Ecton, Richard
son of Robert de Pontefracto, Robert de Melton and
William le Scriveyn of Pontefract, all with him,
Whitsun. Edmund Darel, going to Berwick, and Simon
Luvel of Overton, William de Lykhale, both with him;
24 June. [ibid].
3099 December 15
Guy de Chaunceux with Herbert de Sancto Quintino
[no. 17521; Whitsun. John Ragoun and Thomas Maudit,
both with the earl of Arundel, 24 June. [C 71/9, m. 3|.
3100 December 28
Robert de Leyburn, Whitsun. |C 71 '9, m. 3|.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1317
3101 January 7
John de Felton, constable of Alnwick castle; John
de Ros, John son of Philip de Patemere, John de
Leyburn, Nicholas de Worteleye. [All 24 June.]
[ibidl.
3102 January 8
John de Cretyng, Ralph de Gorges, Henry de Suthill,
Nicholas de Latmer, William Avenel, Rolland de
Cokyn, Brian de Goniz, John de Cobham, Simon de
Cenevill and Nicholas le Bacheler, all with the
earl of Arundel; 24 June. [ibid].
3103 January 20
William de Bevercote; one year. [C 71/9, m. 3].
3104 January 23
Henry fitz Hugh, and William Tailleboys, John de
Hincton senior, both with him; 24 June. Roger
Chauntcler with William Baker; Easter, [ibid].
3105 January 28
John Paternoster of Lincoln, Peter de Salso Marisco,
William de Welleby, Philip Darcy, Edmund, parson of
Wrauby church, William le Venur, parson of
Hynksteworth church, Thomas de Ganely, Adam le
Clerk, William Wade and Stephen le Chaundeler of
i^incoln, all staying with Henry de Bello Monte;
Easter, [ibid].
3106 January 29
James Bosevill with William de Ros of Hamelak;
24 June, [ibidj.
3107 February 24
Robert de Burgh, and Thomas de Colon, John
Wodman, Geoffrey Leuwyn, John de Brettevill,
Robert Heryng, Adam de Cougate, Thomas Thorald,
Thomas Scot, Samson Peytevyn, Hugh Hauquyn,
Peter Hauquyn, Henry Hauquyn, Thomas de Snap,
William Peytevyn, Roger le Porter, Walter de la
Doune, Robert de Shelvynton, Patrick le Taillour,
Elias de Kelsough, Hugh de Heccham, William
Dalnemuth, William de Castre, Hugh Sadelbough,
John Puy, John atte Halle, William de Blith and
Richard Norman, all in company of Edmund, earl of
Arundel; 24 June, [ibid],
3108 March 3
Sir John de Ros in company of William de Ros of
Hamelak; 24 June, libid].
1317
3109 March 9
Simon son of Thomas Friend, John de Chetewynd,
both in company of the earl of Arundel; 24 June.
[C 71/9, m. 3].
3110 March 14
Edward de Sancto Johanna, Thomas de BoxhuU,
both with Hugh de Audele; 24 June. [ibid].
3111 March 28
John Danyel of Lakyngton, defending Carlisle;
14 Oct. [ibid].
3112 Aprils
Walter de Gloucester in company of Henry de Bello
Monte, 24 June. [ibid].
3113 April 19
Henry de Boys and Richard le Boys with him;
Andrew de Bernham with William de Ros of Hamelak.
[All 24 June.] [ibid].
3114 April 20
Sir Ralph Bagot, Sir Ralph de Grendon, both in
company of the earl of Arundel; 24 June. [ibid].
3115 April 21
John fitz Juliane, Walter son of John de Heslarton,
Walter de Louthorp, John Burnet, Thomas fitz
Nicholas, Nicholas fitz Matthew, William Bate and
Henry de Cokefeld, all with the earl of Arundel;
24 June. Stephen de Ampton with Thomas Maudit in
the earl's company; 1 Aug. [ibid].
3116 May 1
Stephen Houel; 1 Aug. libid].
3117 May 2
Walter de Wessington with William de Ros of
Hamelak. [C 71/9, m. 2[. Edmund Daunvers with
William Dargentein in company of the earl of
Arundel. [C71/9, m. 3] iBoth 24 June].
3118 May 4
Guy de Eyvill, William de Wederhall of Northallerton,
both with the earl of Arundel; 24 June. [C 71/9, m. 3].
3119 May IS
Thomas de Mounceaux with Robert de Leyburn;
7 July. [C 71/9, m. 2].
3120 Juno 1
Thomas de HalglUon], Peter Shouke of Pelham, both
with the earl of Arundel; 1 Aug. libid).
PROTECTIONS
1317
3121 June 13
Simon de Creppyng, Thomas Roscelyn; Michaelmas.
[C 71/9, m. 3].
3122 June 20
Anketinus Salveyn, John de Malton, Thomas de
Neusum and John Mynot, all with the earl of
Arundel; 10 July. [C 71/9, m. 2!.
3123 June 26
Thomas de la Haye with the earl of Arundel;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3124 July 5
Thomas de Fissheburn, John de Conyngham, John
Short of Ilderton, John de Hert, John Malerbe,
Thomas Fox, Richard de Twyneham; 15 Aug.
[C 71/9, m. U.
3125 July 26
Hugh Daudeleye senior, and James de Audele,
William de Acton, Reginald de Brynkeburn, Richard
de Richemund, William de Hekelton, Hugh de
Wetherby, Roger de Godelesford, Nicholas de la
Marche and John son of Robert le Keu of Halton.
all staying with him; Michaelmas. Richard
Chaunteclere of London, defending Berwick; one
year. [C 71/10, m. 17l.
3126 August 1
Walter de Gosewyk, defending Berwick; Christmas.
Richard le Brun, defending Berwick with Anthony de
Lucy, All Saints. Robert de Welles; Christmas.
William de Dacre, Anthony de Lucy; All Saints, [ibid]
3127 August 8
Richard de Haulton with Anthony de Lucy; All
Saints, [ibidl.
3128 August 9
John de Haulton, All Sai
I Ibidl.
3129 August 10
Henry de Bosco, Richard son of Henry de Bosco;
All Saints. (C 71/10, m. 17 d.].
3130 August 17
Thomas de Nichole of Stanesby, defending Norham
castle; All Saints. John de Castre, defending
Carlisle; Christmas. [C 71/10, m. 17|.
3131 September 12
John de Bretvill, and Geoffrey Lewyn, Sampson
Paytevyn, Hugh Haukyn, Peter Haukyn, Henry
1317
3131 September 12 Contd.
Haukyn, Thomas de Snape, Roger Noreys le Porter,
Walter de Doun, Robert de Shilvyngton, Elias de
Helsouth, Hugh de Hetham, John Puy, John de la
Sale, Walter de Blithe, John Wodman, Walter de
Alnemuth, William Peytevyn, Thomas Lescot,
Patrick le Taillour, Thomas Thorald, John le
Tayneturer, John de la Gore, Richard de Dalton,
William de Aketon, Richard de Aketon, Robert de
Musgrave, Robert de Stanhope, William de Borne
and William Emme of Neubiggyng, all defending
Newcastle upon Tyne; Bartholomew de Badlesmere,
and Thomas Boteturte, William de Swathyngg, Robert
de Watevill, Henry Waleys, John de Sancto Johanne
of Lageham, John de Northwode, Francis de Aldham,
Bartholomew de Bourghash, Robert de Ardern, Walter
Colpeper, Robert fitz Payn, William de Septem
Vallibus, Thomas de Lovayn, Matthew de Clivedon,
John de Chideok, Thomas Roscelyn, Henry de
Leikeburn, Robert Beaupel, William Baude, Thomas
Meignill, John de Drayton, Alan Franceys, Walter de
Pavele, Ralph Payure, John de Heycham, John de
Asshebergham, William Boreford, John atte Hull,
Robert de Waulton, Thomas Chidetrese, Thomas de
Sancto Andrea and Richard de la Lee, all with
Bartholomew. [All Christmas.] [ibid].
3132 September 25
John Burdoun in company of John de Felton; Easter.
John de Castre, defending Alnwick castle; John de
Leyburn. [Both 24 June). Robert de Craneford with
Hugh de Audele junior; Christmas. John de Belthorp,
Thomas Larcher, William de Breseworth, Ralph de
Nevill, Philip de Nevill junior, Gilbert de Ellesfeld,
Philip son of Thomas de Norreys of Edyndon, all
attested by Hugh de Audele; Christmas. |C 71 10,
m. 15].
3133 September 26
Walter Escudemore; Easter, [ibid].
3134 September 28
John de Wysham-, one year, and Roger Pychard, John
de Hardreshull, Eustace de Hardreshull and William
le Mareschal of Coventry, all with John, until Easter.
Robert Hastang; Easter. William son of William de
Cressy with John de Moubray; Easter. Maria Comyn
going to Scotland; 2 Feb., attested by the steward,
[ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1317
3135 Octobers
Roger de Levyngton, going to defend Alnwick castle;
2 Feb. libid].
3136 October 18
Roger de Bavent; one year, [ibidl.
3137 October 24
Robert de Askeby with Anthony de Lucy; Easter,
[ibidl.
3138 November 1
John de Lancastre; 24 June, libid].
3139 November 2
Henry fitz Hugh, and William Tailleboys with him;
Easter, [ibid].
3140 November 6
William Lengleys with Andrew de Hartcla; Easter,
[ibidl.
3141 November 8
Richard de Acton, defending Newcastle upon Tyne;
Easter, [ibidl.
1318
3142 January 4
Nicholas de Meignill; Easter. [C 71/10, m. 15 d.l.
3143 January 9
Safeconduct for John de Kyndelegh, going to Scotland
to ransom John de Ferar, captured and imprisonea;
Easter, [ibid].
3144 January 10
Stephen le Blound; Easter. [C 71/10, m. 15l.
3145 February 6
Walter de Gosewyk, defending Berwick; one year,
[ibidl.
3146 March 20
John de Bensted [no. 17581, Whitsun. [ibidl.
3147 April 4
John Danyel with John de Castre, defending
Carlisle castle; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3148 May 3
Roger de Bronollisheved with John de Castre,
defending Carlisle; Whitsun. [C 71/10, m. 14].
3149 May 4
John de Haustede, Michaelmas. |C 71/10, m. 15|.
1318
3150 May 6
[As no. 3139 abovel; Michaelmas. [C 71/10, m, 14l.
3151 May 12
Ralph de Skegeton [with a clause that he may be
quit of all pleas], and John de Caunton, both with
John de Haustede; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3152 May 15
William Colle of Derby with John de Haustede;
John Sturmy. [Both Michaelmas. 1 [ibidl.
3153 May 17
John de Aulton with John Sturmy; Michaelmas,
[ibidl.
3154 May 18
John Paunflet, Henry Randolf, Bartholomew Lewyn,
John le Clerk of Ormesby, Robert de Capton, Williarr
le Waus, John del Home, John de Ely, Adam de
Cestre, Alexander le Fissher, Andrew de Fery,
Richard de Fery, Ralph Wade of Oxfordshire and
Gilbert Gale of Hardele, all going to the parts of
Berwick; Michaelmas. (Memorandum) 'Richard
Randolf, Farinanus Alberd, William de Fewell,
Bartholomew de Ocle, Alexander Tailefer and
Thomas de RoUesby are mainpernors for the
above that they will set out for the town, on pain
of £100'. William de Felton; Easter, [ibid].
3155 May 22
John de Meignyll 'to be quit of all pleas';
Michaelmas. William le Jettour; Christmas. 1 ibidl.
3156 May 23
Simon le Creppyng, defending Warkworth castle;
Easter, [ibidl.
3157 May 24
John de Felton; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3158 June 2
Richard fitz Marmaduke; one year. [C 71/10, m. 14l.
3159 June 3
William de Suthmere; one year. I ibid].
3160 June 8
Jordan de Workeslegh with John de Moubray;
Michaelmas. Roger Heron; Christmas, [ibid].
3161 June 11
John de Moubray; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
478
PROTECTIONS
1318
3162 June 16
John de Felton, going to Alnwick castle;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3163 July 3
John Danyel with John de Penreth, defending
Appelby castle, [with a clause that he may be quit
of all pleas]; Christmas. John de Graas; Michaelmas,
iibidl.
3164 July 8
Stephen le Blound, Michaelmas. [C 71/10, m. 13].
3165 July 13
Richard Bret; Christmas, [ibid].
3166 August 1
William Ridel, defending the castle of Newcastle
upon Tyne; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3167 August 11
John de Felton; Michaelmas. IC 71/10, m. 13].
3168 September 12
Richard de Halton with Andrew de Hartcla;
Christmas, libid].
3169 September 21
Robert de Perepount with J., bishop of Ely,
chancellor, and James de Bosevill, John de
Tillebury, Richard de Perers, Robert de Bilkenore,
Roger le Harpour of Bourton, Hugh de Foston,
Richard de Cave, Warin de Bassyngburn, Bartholomew
de Flittewyk, John de Bogheles, Richard Byset of
Esthorp, Walter son of John de Carleton, Henry de
Musters, Ralph de Rye and John de Annesle, all
with Robert in the chancellor's company; Easter,
[ibid].
3170 September 22
Robert son of Laurence de Boutham with William le
Latymer. [C 71/10, m. 11|. Richard atte Wose of
Graveshende, the king's mariner; William Ridel,
defending the castle of Newcastle upon Tyne; Robert
de Hurle, clerk; Peter de Pirye, John Goldenegh,
Edmund de Wyndesore, Roger de la Beche, Robert
Romayn, William de Rampton, John Sperman, William
Porthwell, Geoffrey de Mildelhale, all attested by
Robert de Hausted; John de Weston junior, Thomas
son of William le Latimer, John de Carleford, Alan de
Cherleton, Robert de Ufford, Richard de Grey [no.
1761], Stephen de Abyndon, Henry de Valencia,
Thomas de Noff. William de Rochford, and Walter de
1318
3170 September 22 Contd.
Beauchamp, Walter de Gloucester, John de Breanzon,
William Bacon, Simon de la Ponde, William de
Rikethorn, John Pecok, Richard de Staunton, Henry
de Canterbury, Geoffrey de Mildenhale [sic, see
above], Thomas Verley, Robert de Hemelhamsted,
John de Mereworth, Roger de Acton, John de Wy,
John de Aula, Henry de Staunton, Adam de Wy and
William de Mocleston, all attested by John de
Halsted. Peter de Eketon, John son of George de
Percy, George Selyman, George de Percy, John
son of Philip de Patemere. John de Hastinges, and
Nicholas de Clare, Roger de Grey [no. 1761], Peter
de Grandisone, William de Brome, John de
Sweltenham, clerk, Robert de Weston, clerk, Thomas
Coudre [no. 1765], Richard de Burcheston, William
son of Richard de Warrewyk and John de Waldegrave,
all with John. [C 71/10, m. 13] [All Easter[.
3171 September 24
John de Claveryng, and Ralph de Vernoun, Stephen
Houel, Nicholas de Huntercombe, William de Wauncy,
all with him; Walter de Sapy and John de Sutton,
William de Burghbrigge, Hamo Dibbeye, all with him;
Robert fitz Payn, and John de Chydeok, Richard de
Merton, Robert de Westwode, Edward de Stradelinge,
John de Dovere, all with him. [C 71/10, m. 12].
William de Bevercotes, clerk. [C 71/10, m. 13).
William la Zousch, and Gilbert Talebot, John Mountey,
Thomas de Berkeley, William de Staunton, Guy la
Zousche, William de Lynderthorp, Philip de Clannow,
Richard Cifrewas, and Thomas de Radberewe, all with
William; John Giffard of Brymmesfeld, and John de
Bisshopesdon, Nicholas de Haveryng, Richard Pyk,
John de Wrokesale, Robert de Ruyton of Coventry,
John Kyng, Peter de la Mare and John Strog, all with
him. IC 71/10, m. 12]. Roger de Antyngham, Peter
Gernegan, both with Thomas le Latymer. |C 71/10,
m. 10]. Walter le Gras, and Nicholas de Tunstall
with him; Henry fitz Hugh, and Thomas de Mauneby
with him; William de Kyme in company of Robert
UmfraviU, earl of Angus. IC 71/10, m. 11] [Easter].
3172 September 25
William de Brakenbury and Peter his son, with John
de Penreth. [C 71 '10, m. 111. Stephen de Bassyngburn
with Robert de Watevill; Guy de Mancestre, William
de Grandisone and John de Lenham, all with Fulk
fitz Warin, in company of Thomas, earl of Lancaster;
John Tallemache, Walter de Hormede, John de
Saundon, John de Cretyng, Edward de Cretyng, John
PROTECTIONS
1318
3172 September 25 Contd.
de Clif, all in the earl's company; Thomas de
Hawevill with William Touchet, in the earl's company,
Fulk Lestraunge (no. 1761], and Thomas de Rossale,
William fitz Warin, Roger Corbet, Roger de Beek,
Richard Hord, John de Warenne, John de Leybourne,
Richard de Leghton and John du Lee, all with Fulk
in the earl's company. IC 71/10, m. 13) [AH Easterl.
3173 September 26
Nicholas of the Spense; Roger and Edmund de Cressy,
in company of John de Grey. [All Easter.] [C 71/10,
m. lOl.
3174 September 30
Thomas Ughtred, Robert de Wynelesthorp, William de
la Twyere. [C 71/10, m. 10|. Gilbert le Mareschal of
Guldeford, Thomas de Helperthorpe, William de
Chauncy; Roger Geryn with John de Weston.
|C 71/10, m. Ill [All Easterl.
3175 October 1
John Sturmy, John Astenthwayte, John de
Stirkeland, Richard de Pennebrigg, Henry de
Pennebrigg, Thomas le Petit; Easter, [ibidl.
3176 October 2
Gilbert de Rissheton, Hugh de Percy, William le
Scryveyn of Pontefract, Gilbert de Taunton Seler;
John de Crumbwell, and John de la Launde, Thomas
de Berdewell, Robert de Mucheldore, Ralph de
Adderleye, John de Ingaldesthorp, Baldwin de
Fryvill, Richard de Mundevill, Richard de Crumbwell,
Pagan de Vyiers, Roger de Bredwordyn, John de
Lyscurs, Simon de Everdon, Thomas de Jernemuth
and Matthew de Ringstede, all with John; John de
Somery, and William de Bermyngeham, Henry de
Bissebury, Hugh de Hoppeham, Stephen Dunneheved,
John de Sutton, Roger de Aylesbury, John Giffard,
John de Swynnerton, William de Wrotesle, John de
Boynton and Richard de Egebaston, all with him;
Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, and John de
Pabenham, John de Dodyngseles, John Darcy, John
de Stapelton, John de Wolaston, Roger de Watevill,
Auncelin le Mareschal, Michael de Bassyngburne,
Richard le Plactz, John Montz, John Paynel, Roger
de la Rivere, Walter de Holewell, Richard le
Mounchenesy, John Gascelyn, John de Olney,
Baldwin de Lilde, Thomas de Humfravill, Simon de
Drayton, John de Dene, Henry de Dene, William de
Cleydon, William de la Cressover, John Merly, John
la Zousche, William Milksop, John Peyure, Perciva!
1318
3176 October 2 Contd.
Simeon, Thomas West, Thomas Priour, William Ergum,
John de Pabenham of Hereford, Roger Causton, John
de Acre, Simon Barbe, Hugh de Marche, Henry de
Osvill, Alan le Leaume, William de Hewell, Richard
de Glen, Walter de Calverley, Robert Jorz, Gilbert
Baillof, Manculin Slomondesey, Robert Basset de
Rossenden, Walter Ward, Walter le Keu, Henry de
Drayton, Henry Cavenard, John de Bassingburn,
David Coghan, John de Bikiswell, Michael de
Whitton, William Beltoft, Simon Beltoft, Thomas de
Beltoft junior and William Bondeman of Laun [the
last 4 on one protectionl, all with Aymer. Humfrey
de Bohune, earl of Hereford and Essex, and Ralph
Sesul, Thomas de Veer, Roger de Chaundos, Anthony
de Lucy, Robert Baygnard, Edmund de Bohun, Robert
de Walkefare, Walter de Shorne, Richard le Mareschal,
Jordan de Dalden, John de Mereworth, Thomas de
Boulton, John de Curscon, John de Pateshull, John
Peverel, Gilbert de Keleshull, clerk, Robert de
Bretyn, William le Wyne, Thomas de Tounley, Robert
atte Lee of Reyndon, Walter de Fynchefeld, John
Ragon, Walter le Seller, Richard de Pertenhale,
clerk, Walter de Brugge, Thomas son of William le
Nicole, Richard son of William de Rippis, John
Marchaunt of Berwick, Walter de Ludworth, Ralph de
Empyngham, Walter de Seton, Thomas de Langeford,
Simon de Croketoft, William de Skelton, Walter de
Orewell, Adam de Rothyng, John Chamberleynt, John
le Trompour, William Haward, Robert Belencombre,
Ralph de Peyvere, William de Criketot, Simon de
Northwode, Adam de Bloy and Alfonsus de Veer, all
with Humfrey. John de Weston, William Pesson, Guy
Perthe, John de Sancto Maume, Robert de Haghham,
Walter de Clyve, parson of Angreham church; Henry
fitz Hugh and Walter le Gras [both deleted], John
Haward; William de Dounton and Thomas Pecche
with John Haward; William Giffard, John de Cramavill,
Walter de Glemesford, John de Haukelond, John de
Tendryng, Thomas de Comerth and Nicholas de Ruly;
Richard de Averenges in company of William de Ros
of Hamelak; Bartholomew de Badlesmere, and John
de Buttetourte, Robert fitz Pagan, Thomas Botetourte,
Robert de Watevill, Thomas de Lovayn, John de
Cobeham, Bartholomew de Burghasshe, William de
Septem Vallibus, Thomas de Mounteny, Richard
Weylaund, Robert de Ardern, Henry de Leybourne,
Francis de Aldham, Robert de Stangrave, Ralph de
Butteturte, John de Drayton, Robert de Swynbourne,
William Botetourte. John Chidyok, John atte Welle,
John atte Penrith, Matthew de Clyvedon, Robert
PROTECTIONS
1318
3176 October 2 Contd.
Beaupel, Andrew de Hartcla, Walter de Crek, Ralph
de Arderne of Pedimore, Robert Danyel, John de
Heytham, Bartholomew de Asshbornham, William
Pavely, John Buttetourte, George de Ros, Thomas
de Chidicrofte, Richard de Chidicroft, Henry le
Ferour, John de Merton, John de Seham, Robert son
of Lucie Danyel of Besewik, Thomas de Sancto
Andrea, William de Snathyngge, Edmund de Duciolin,
Thomas de Aldone, John del Hay, John de Blebury,
clerk, Alan de Lughton, chaplain, Richard de la Lee,
clerk, John de Bourne, Robert de Walton, Bartholomew
de Walton, Henry de Leykeborne, all with Badlesmere.
[C 71/10, m. 121.
William Tochet in company of Thomas, earl of
Lancaster; Nicholas de Stapelton. IC 71/10, m. 11].
John de Cherleton, and John de Morteyn, William
Broun junior, William Broun senior, Edmund de
Morton and Mr Thomas de Cherleton, all with him;
John Jolif, Henry de Grundesburgh, John Gilemyn,
William de Millehale, Edmund de Wyndesore, Thomas
de Jay, Robert de Langehull, William de Ditton,
William de London, Thomas Prest, Robert le Husche,
Thomas de Colyngham, John de Norbourn, Richard
de Horsley, Richard de Wolaston, Guy de Goldeburgh,
Thomas de Milhale, Geoffrey Dode, Malcolm de
Sheynton, Thomas de LanghuU, John Parys, Roger
de Sancto Albano, Thomas Holbot, Hugh de Bungay,
Richard de Brom, William de la Beche [no. 17651,
John de Stutevill, Randolph de Charoun; Gilbert de
Stapelton and Robert le Constable, both in company
of John de Segrave, John de Britannia, earl of
Richmond, and Gilbert Pollard, Richard de
Echyngham, Thomas, parson of Croft church, Lucas
de Colevill, Bertram de Mounboucher, Hugh de
Pikworth, Robert de Echyngham, Richard de Hasteng,
John de Sancto Leodegaro and Robert de Hasteng, all
with John; Maurice de Berkeley senior, Maurice de
Berkeley junior and Thomas de Berkeley, all with
Roger de Mortuo Mari; Geoffrey de Cornubia.and
John Biron, John de Sadyngton, Reginald Filet, all
with him. IC 71/10, m. 12l. John de Heselarton,
John de Hothum; Robert de Harpham, Robert de
Louthorp and John de Heselarton, all in company of
J., bishop of Ely, chancellor. [C 71/10, m. 131
lAll Easterl.
3177 Octobers
John Fauconbergh, and Walter Percehaie, William
Percehaie, Robert le Constable of Holderness,
1318
3177 October 3 Contd.
William Playce, John de Lascels, Robert de CohuU
and Walter son of John de Heselarton, all with
William de Ros of Hamelak; John Pecok, senior,
Robert de Hemenhale. [All Easter.] [C 71/10, m. 10].
3178 October 4
Ralph de Tendryng with Thomas Botetourte, in
company of Bartholomew de Badelesmere; Ralph
Byron. [C 71/10, m. 10]. Simon de Eycote, master
of St Giles hospital of Kipyer outside Durham;
Roger de Antyngham and Peter Gernegan, both with
Thomas le Latymer. ]C 71/10, m. 11] [All Easterl.
3179 October 5
John de Moungomery, Hugh de Woderoue, Hubert de
Sutton, Robert de Waltham, Thomas de Lahaye,
Richard Lovel, Benedict de Papecastre with Anthony
de Lucy, in company of Humfrey Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex. [All Easter.] [C 71/10, m. 10].
3180 October 7
Richard Danesy with Fulk Extraneus in company of
Thomas, earl of Lancaster; John de Moubray, and
John Marmyon le fiuz, Gilbert Burdon, John
Deyvill of Anstan, Nicholas de Heuwyk, Robert de
Styveton, Stephen Baret, John Wayand, Roger de
Nunnewyk, Randolph fitz Ralph, Richard Byron,
John de Stiveton, John Hert, William Moigne, John
Carleton, Roger de Beltoft, John de Scotre, Roger
de Newmarche, William Malebys, William Sampson,
John de la Rivere, John de Trehampton, John
Sampson, Philip de Nevill, Walter Bavent, John
Moigne, Henry Fyliol, Thomas de Beltoft, John
Rumsare, Thomas Fairfax, William de Kesteven,
Conan de Ask, John de Hunterden, Robert Carleton,
John de Wathsand, Peter Bokard, Ralph de
Normanvill, Richard Marmyon, Walter de Loudham,
Walter Gelle, Adam Hustrith, Peter Hachun, John de
Holtby, Robert Musters, William Langespan of
Apilton, John fitz John, John de Burgh, Ralph Takel,
Robert de Clayton, Richard de Ormesby, William
Belasise, Robert de Farnham, Thomas Gray, William
de Kelbrok, William de Skipton, Robert Crokebayn,
Alan de Belasise, Richard fitz German, Richard de
Creton, Philip le Keu, Michael le Marescha!, John
de Therneton and William de Cloth, all with John de
Moubray. [AH Easter.] IC 71/10, m. 11].
3181 October 8
Adam de Swylinton with the earl of Lancaster.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
481
1318
3181 October 8 Contd.
[ibidl. Peter de Duvedale with the earl of Hereford.
[C 71/10, m. 12) [Both Easter].
3182 October 20
Stephen de Segrave, Gilbert Oweyn, John de Lynton,
William de Leycestre, clerk, parson of the chapel of
St John of Colneye; Easter. IC 71/10, m. 10].
3183 October 21
John Osbern in company of the earl of Norfolk;
Easter. [C 71/10, m. 11].
3184 October 22
Walter de Hormed in company of Ralph de Monte
Hermeni, John Meu. [Both Easter.) [C 71/10, m. lOj.
3185 October 23
Henry de Bello Monte, Henry Menill; Easter.
[C 71/10, m. 111.
3186 October 24
Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk. [C 71/10, m. 10].
Robert Denveur, John Rumsare of Grynesburgh,
both with John de Moubray; Alexander de Ledes in
company of Ralph de Monte Hermerii; Thomas
Cokerel, the king's sergeant, Gerard de Salveyn,
and Roger de Grvmston, George Salveyn, Gerard
fitz Gerard, William le Latymer, Richard, son of
William Wetewang, Thomas de Metham, Richard
son of Richard de Lascy and William son of William
Matheu, all with Gerard [Salveyn] in company of the
earl of Lancaster; Ralph de Bulmere with William le
Latymer, in that earl's company; Richard de Grey,
and Robert de Shirlaund, Robert de Somervill,
William Flemyngg, John de Sherfeld, Adam de
Somervill, Edmund de Appelby, Robert de Henore,
Henry Filucien, Ralph Basset senior, Roger de
Marynes, Peter de Wokyngdon, Thomas de Thirnoun,
John de Staynesby, Robert Sprenghuse, John de
Appelby, Walter de Estcote, John Denapowys,
Laurence de Stodehawe, Richard de Saltwyk,
Richard de Warrewyk, Robert de Horsle, Robert dt
Joneby, John de Maundevill, Richard de Shirfeld,
Hugh de Shirfeld, Thomas de Langele, John de
Wodehall and John de Chiryngham, all with Richard.
[C 71/10, m. 11]. Peter de Duvedale with the earl of
Hereford. |C 71/10, m. 12] [All Easterj.
3187 October 25
John Moryn with William le Latymer; Easter.
[C 71/10, m. 111.
1318
3188 October 27
John de Insula of Sampford with Nicholas de
Segrave, in company of the earl of Lancaster;
Easter. [C 71/10, m. 10].
3189 October 28
William Dautre in company of William Touchet
[no. 1769]; Easter. [C 71/10, m. 11].
3190 October 30
John de Marlebergh, and William Neuport, parson of
Teberton church, Richard de Burghstede, parson of
Tychesey church, Peter Burdet, William de Baa,
parson of Aldebergh church, Ralph de Brok, John
Hagheman, John Moy, William Ferthing, John de
Waltham, Robert de Mildenhale, Richard de Thurston,
Osbert de Clynton, William de Hemenhale, John
Trenchaunt, Richard atte More, Roger de Derby,
Richard de Larder, Robert de Sare and William de
Denyses, all in company of Thomas, earl of Norfolk
and marshal of England; John de Boyland in company
of John de Claveryng; Robert de Geddyng, William
Botemlayn, both in company of William le Latymer;
Stephen de Eure, Geoffrey de Heuknoll, both with
John de Eure in company of the earl of Lancaster;
John de Hoton Ros with Anthony de Lucy. [All
Faster.) [ibidl.
3191 November 1
Nicholas Charneles in company of William Tuchet;
John de Tryple. [Both Easter.) [C 71/10, m. 10).
3192 November 2
Thomas de Colevill with John de Britannia, earl of
Richmond; Easter, [ibid).
3193 Novembers
John de Cravene, with a clause respiting pleas;
John Lang, Robert de Etton, Adam de Shefeld,
Edmund Darel, Richard Darel, John de Thormoteby,
William de Holteby, John Darel junior, Robert del
Lee, John Touk, Thomas Darel, Thomas de Roteland,
John de Rottese and John Barett, all with the earl
of Pembroke, [all with respite of pleas). [All
Easter.l [ibid|.
3194 November 10
Richard de Haugelton with the earl of Hereford;
Easter. [C 71/10, m. 11).
3195 November 16
Thomas Owayn with Stephen de Segrave; Easter.
[C 71/10, m. 10).
PROTECTIONS
1318
3196 November 18
Roger le Porter of Newcastle upon Tyne, one year,
[ibid].
3197 November 23
Geoffrey de Driffeld in company of William Tuchet;
Easter, [ibid].
1319
3198 January 3
Peter de Male Lacu; Easter. [C 71/10, m. 10].
3199 January 7
Marmaduke de Twenge, and Thomas Ward, John de
Wessyngon, both with him, [all with a clause
respiting pleasi; Easter, [ibid).
3200 January 8
William de Ros of Hamelak, going to defend
Carlisle; 24 June. [ibid].
3201 January 9
Thomas, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
and John de Castre with him; Easter.
[C 71/10, m. 81.
3202 January 10
Walter de Stirkeland in company of Anthony de Lucy;
Whitsun. [C 71/10, m. lOl.
3203 January 12
John Iryng, defending Carlisle; 24 June, [ibid],
3204 January 13
John de Emeldon, Philip de Davyntre, both with the
earl of Norfolk; Whitsun. [C 71/10, m. 8l.
3205 January 20
Richard, son of Simon de Bourton; Whitsun. libidl.
3206 March 13
William atte Halleyate of Multon with Bartholomew
de Badelesmere; 1 Aug. [C 71/10, m. 91.
3207 March 16
Peter de Salso Mariso; 24 June. ( ibidl.
3208 March 24
George son of William de Roos of Hamelak, in
company of Bartholomew de Badlesmere; Edmund
de Dureamo. (Both 1 Aug.l [ibid].
1319
3209 March 31
John de Bures; Michaelmas, [ibid]..
3210 April 1
William de London, William de Watford, Henry de
Grymesburgh, Peter Piry, Roger del Picherhous,
Peter le Keu, Richard Lovel, William de Pury,
Roger de Sancto Albano, John Jolyf, Laurence le
Porter; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3211 April 3
Henry fitz Hugh, staying as keeper of Bernard
castle, and William Tailboys with him; Michaelmas,
[ibidl.
3212 April 8
Robert son of Lucie Danyel of Besewyk, in company
of John de Penreth; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3213 April 10
Henry de Shirokes, clerk, Walter de Fynchyngfeld,
Walter le Gras, William de Rigethorn, Adam de
Merton, chaundeler; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3214 April 16
Nicholas de Meignill; 1 Aug. [ibidl.
3215 April 17
William son of William le Latymer; 1 Aug. [ibidl.
3216 April 24
Ralph de Wyteleye, mariner, Henry Sampson, mariner,
Edmund de Draycot; All Saints. [C 71/10, m. 8|.
3217 April 25
Simon de Eycote, keeper of Kypiere hospital;
Michaelmas. Robert de Morby; 24 June, [ibidl.
3218 April 26
Walter de Bello Campo, Henry de Brocworthe, John
son of Philip de Patemere; 1 Aug. [ibidl.
3219 April 28
John de Curzoun and Roger de Curzoun of
Bernyngham in his company; William de Ropes.
AH 24 June.l :C 71/10, m. 7|.
3220 April 29
John de Mereworth; John de Vaus and John de
Furneus in his company; Robert de Herpyngham,
Reginald de Beskele. 'All 24 June.l [ibidl.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1319
3221 May 18
Peter Bard of Sandwich, with John Loverik and 93
1 named! men in his company; Martinmas, [ibid].
3222 May 20
Edmund de Plessy with Roger Dammory; Richard
de Wolaston. [Both Michaelmas.) [ibidj.
3223 May 22
Ralph del Conduyt, making provision for Humfrey
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex; Michaelmas.
I ibid] .
3224 May 24
Roger de Akton, John de Mereworth, Robert de Hurle,
clerk, Geoffrey de Mildenhale, Alan de Leeks,
William de Northwell, John de Paunton with Henry
fitz Hugh, defending Bernard castle; John de Watsand
with John de Moubray. ! All Michaelmas.) [ibid).
3225 May 28
Thomas de Vertlay, John Sperman, Roger atte
Beche, Peter de Eketon, Geoffrey Dode, Edmund le
Panter, Thomas Cokerel; Michaelmas, [ibid).
3226 June 1
William de Hewelie, admiral of the fleet going south;
Robert Asshman, admiral of the fleet. [Both until
All Saints). William son of William Bard of Butterwyk
with Hugh de Audele junior; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3227 June 5
Robert de Staunton; Michaelmas, 'ibid).
3228 June 7
Roger de Bronnolfesheved in company of Andrew de
Hartcla. [C 71/10, m. 6). William de Heton, going to
the Scottish marches to make provision for Ralph
Basset of Drayton, who is ready to come there.
' C 71/10, m. 7] [Both Christmas] .
3229 June 8
John de Radewell, defending Carlisle, All Saints.
[C 71/10, m. 61. John de Weston junior; Michaelmas.
IC 71/10, m. 7).
3230 June 10
Robert Oliver, Michaelmas. [C 71/10, m.
3231 June 12
Richard Lovel, John de Eure, Stephen de Eure,
Nicholas de Eland, Geoffrey de Hencuel, John
Sturmy, William de Eton [the last 5 all on one
1319
3231 June 12 Contd.
protection), all defending the earl of Pembroke's
castle of Mitford. All Michaelmas.) libid).
3232 June 21
Thomas de Staunton, John de Rasen, Thomas
Hayward, Peter de Salso Marisco, all with Robert
de Staunton; Michaelmas. [C 71/10, m. 6).
3233 June 24
John Hert, Thomas Fox, Richard de Twynam;
Michaelmas, [ibid],
3234 June 28
William Ridel; Michaelmas, [ibid).
3235 July 4
Hugh de Audeleye senior; Michs
Imas. [ ibid).
3236 July 6
Nicholas de Putfra, master of the Nicholas of Hull,
with Robert de Gyseburgh, Henry de Noeue Hithe and
John de Bedeford as ship's constables, and 56
mariners [named], sailing to Scotland; Martinmas.
[C 71/10, m. 5j [See no. 652 above].
3237 July 11
William de Bermengeham with John de Somery;
Michaelmas. Thomas de Gray, and Robert de Oggel
with him, defending Norham castle; All Saints; same
for Thomas Horyng. Richard de Grey, and Robert de
Shirlond, Nicholas de Grey, Robert de Shirland [.s/c],
Roger de Somervill, William Flemyng, John Shirfeld,
Ralph de Crumbwell, Roger de Maryns, John de
Wodehalle, Thomas de Chirnum, Robert Rose, Robert
de Shaltwike, Robert de Horsle, Robert de Joneby,
Robert Spryngehose, John de Maryns, Henry de
Hauvill, William Dautre, William de Eland, Richard
de Lascy, Peter de Wogyndone, Adam de Somervill,
Peter de Belgrave, Richard de Sherfeld, Edward de
Appelby, Robert de Henore, John de Steynesby, Simon
Gauge, Robert Mossy, Richard de Warrewyk, John de
Shiringham, Henry Collumbel, Ralph Basset, and John
Denapowys, all with Richard de Grey, in company of
the earl of Norfolk, Christmas, (ibid).
3238 July 12
Philip Dewyas, the king's valet, William de
Glemesford, Hugh de Wales; John de Britannia, earl
of Richmond [no. 1772), and Marmaduke de Thweng,
Robert de Hastang, Bertram de Monboucher, Robert
de Eschyngham, Thomas de Colevill, Eudo, parson
of Thrybers church, John Bourdon, Robert le
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1319
3238 July 12 Contd.
Conestable, Geoffrey de Sancto Quintino, Richard
de Hastang, Robert fitz Nigel, Mr William Poulard,
parson of Wassyngbourne church, and Mr Guilles de
Bourlee, all with the earl of Richmond; John de la
Beche. (All Christmas.] Ubidl.
3239 July 14
William de Kyngeston, parson of Albotesleye church;
Robert Beushef, John Waleys, both with John de la
Beche; Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke. [All
Christmas.! [ibidl.
3240 July 16
Robert Beudyn, and Alan de Leaume, John Merlyn
[no. 1774]; John de Bekeryng, William de Bayhous,
John Elys, Michael de Whitton, John de Carleton,
Henry de Garshale, John Peyure, Gilbert Baillol,
James Tromyn, William la Zousche, John Moriz,
John de Hastynges [no. 1774], William Melksop,
Geoffrey Stacy of Henneham, John la Zouche, Robert
Loryng, Roger Ruand, John Payn, Malcolm de
Slomundesley, John son of John de Hastinges, Adam
de Strode, Roger de Watevill, Thomas de Stakepol,
William Gery, John de Wolaston, William de Twenge,
Thomas West, Ralph Bagot, Amaury la Zouche, John
de Walkryngham, John Mymmiecan, Thomas Basset,
John de Hasthorp, John de Stapelton, Henry de
Osevill, Richard de Gleu, John de Pabham, Richard
Plaiz, William Lovel, Richard de Monte Caniso,
Percival Simeon, John Darcy, Baldwin de Insula,
Constantine de Mortuo Mari, Henry de Valencia, and
William de Ergum, all with the earl of Pembroke;
Christmas, [ibidl.
3241 July 17
Robert de Sapy, and Roger de Gudelesford, Hamo de
Illey, both with him; William atte Halleyate of
Mutton with Bartholomew de Badelesmere. [AH
Christmas.! (ibidl.
3242 July 18
Edmund de Wodestok, the king's brother, and John
de Percy, Ralph de Weston, Roger Loryng, William
Martel, Robert de Daventry, John Golde of Waltham,
Walter Meriaut, John de Langeford, Henry le Ferrour,
George de Percy, John le Barber, Alan de Clifton,
Thomas de Acton, William de Acton, and John de
Bures, all with Edmund; John de Bures [sic\, and
Roger de Grymston, Reginald son of Reginald de
Houton [no. 1774], Thomas Lovel, Roger Gascelyn,
John de Cretyng, John de Somery of Bygrove, John
1319
3242 July 18 Contd.
Talemache, John de Clif, Alan de Hornyngton, John
Segree, Fulk Lestraunge and William le fiuz Waryn,
Ralph le Botiller, Laurence de Lodelowe, and
Richard Dansy all with Fulk, Stephen Segrave,
William de Gayton, taborer, Adam de Holdeston,
Nicholas de Stapelton, Adam de Everyngham,
Dionisius de Mareis, William son of William le
Latymer, Gerard Salvayn, and George Salvayn,
all with the earl of Lancaster; William de Salford,
Robert de Moreby, John de Orefeld, Thomas Holbode,
John de Carleford, Richard de Wyngefeld, Bernard
de Kyrkeby, almoner, Robert atte Beche, Roger de
Acton, Henry Basset, Hugh de Foston, Peter de
Pyrie, Maurice Draghswerd, John Pecok junior,
John Pynnok, Thomas de Colyngham, Bertram de la
More, Thomas de Garton, John son of Walter de
Garton, Richard de Feriby, John de Houton, William de
Laxton, William de Tikhill, John de Feriby, Henry de
Hale, Geoffrey Roille, William de Watford, Richard de
Hale, Robert de Hemelhampsted, John Goldenegh,
Peter de Smytheton, Roger de Clisseby, Robert de
Hemelhampste [sicl, parson of Kerkelston church,
Nicholas de la Beche, John de Sancto Albano, Roger
de Northburgh, Thomas de Melhale, Walter Druwell,
Robert de Haustede junior, Robert Romayn, Hugh de
Eland, John Griffoun, Thomas de Wedon, Richard de
Benyngton, John de Tikesore, John de Thurkelby,
John de Cornewayll, parson of Quicham church.
(All Christmas.) [C 71/10, m. 4l.
3243 July 20
John de Ravele, and John de Beaumond, Gilbert
de Umfraville, Philip de la Beche, Richard de
Beauchamp, Thomas de Bradestone, John de
Thornhulle, Henry de Monte Forti, Robert Druese,
Roger de Bernefeld, Roger de Wodelok, Walter de
Bello Campo, William de Diseworth, Nicholas de
Percy, John Loterel, Henry de Tyays, John Mauduit,
George de Brightmerston and John son of Philip de
Patemere, all with Roger Damory, Richard atte
Wose of Gravesende, William atte Wose of Gravesende;
and William le Fissher of Gravesende, all on one
letter of protection; Laurence Wynter of Northfleet,
William Baud, and Adam le Bloy, John le Blake,
both with him; Nicholas de Worteleye with Roger de
Felton. Simon Ward, and Adam de Kidale of Barton,
Robert de Weston, John de Woume, John de Rouclyf,
William Gramary, John Ward, Robert Ward, William
de la Twyere, Robert de Weston, John de Folifayt,
and Thomas Gramary, all with Simon; John de
PROTECTIONS
485
1319
3243 July 20 Contd.
Crombwell, and Ralph de Crumbwell, Richard
de Crumbwell, Richard de Mundevill, Simon de
Eversdon, Geoffrey de Eton, Baldwin de Fryvill, and
Richard de Thorp, all with John; Geoffrey de Cornubia
[no. 1774), William de Brustwyk, John Bryan, John de
Sadyngton, Reginald Fulet; Thomas Botetourte, and
Robert de Thorp, Ralph de Tendryng, Ralph Byroun,
all with Thomas; William Maryot of Wytheryngton,
and Robert de Aslakby, John de Mortuo Mari, John
de Northburgh, and Richard de Wetewang, clerk, all
with Roger de Northburgh; Hugh de Audele sen-.or,
and William de Weston, John de Toneford, Nicholas
de la Marche, all with Hugh; Roger Damory Ino. 1775!;
Gilbert de At on, John Touny. [C 71/10, m. 4].
Nicholas de Segrave, and Simon de Segrave, John de
Tendryng, William Gyffard, Bernard de Brus, Simon
de Drayton, John de Insula of Essex, Thomas de
Flore, clerk, Walter de Suthmere, Benedict de
Braham, Thomas de Tendryng, Walter Moriz, William
de Suthmere, Simon Poun, John de Littlebury, and
John de Bermyngeham, all with Nicholas; Ralph de
Greystok, and Walter de Bucton, Saierus de Rocheford,
Robert de Warrewyk, Peter de Lymesy, John de
Hardeshill, and Thomas de Rous, all with Hugh
Daudele junior; John de Rithre, Edmund de Wyndsore,
Hugh de Pitcheford, Walter Faucomberge, John Powys,
Thomas Cokerel, John de Faucomberge, [no. 1776|,
Edmund de London, John de Sturmy, John de
Brimynghill, William de la Leye, Ralph de Warsop;
Richard de Potesgrove, parson of Hekinton church,
and Ralph de Cubblington, John de Hadham, both
with him; Simon de Eycote, master of St Giles
hospital outside Durham, Hugh de Tatehill, John de
Rede, William de Weldon, Richard de Ayremynne,
clerk [no. 17741, Philip de Beaumays, Henry de
Penburgg, Richard de Middelton, Oliver de Burdegala,
Hugh son of Hugh de Hercy, Adam de Milward and
Badetocuin de Derth, John de Alneto junior, Richard
de Cerzeaus, Adam de Strode and John de Alneto
senior, Nicholas de Alneto; John de Mildenhale,
Henry de Stanton, Gilbert de Ellesfeld; John de
Chaucombe, John de Freiz; Warin de Insula, Robert
de Insula, John de Rechford; Richai Talebot, Alan
de Lexden, John de Insula, John le Rous, William
Waldeboef; John le Irish, William de Bello Campo;
John de Somery, and William de Burmyngham, Thomas
de Pipe, John de Sutton, John Giffard of Chylynton,
Richard de Egebaston, William de Wrockesley,
Thomas de la Heyde, Henry de Bisshebury, Roger
1319
3243 July 20 Contd.
de Aylesbury, William Deverous, John de Stotevill,
Patrick de Barton, Richard Paynel, John de
Swynenerton, and Henry Makelyn, all with John;
Edmund Bacun, and Simon de Lamnar, John de
Corton, John de Goreleston, all with Edmund; John
de Cherleton, and Alan de Cherleton, Edmund de
Moreton, Malcolm de Sheynton, Robert de Trillowe,
Hugh de Cokeseye, William de Mokeleston, Walter
Fouke, Peter Giffard, Roger de Trumwyn, Henry de
Cressewalle, and Edmund de Shireford, all with
John; Ralph de Bulmere, and William de Haukesgarth,
Gervase de Lofthouse, Anketin Salvayn, all with him,
[Donald de Mar and 3 others, as in Rot. Scot., i,
201 bl; John de Sancto Philiberto (no. 1774], and
Hugh de Sancto Philiberto with him; Robert de
Kendale and John de Boweles, Thomas fitz Geoffrey,
both with him; Walter de Gras, and Nicholas de
Tunstall with him; Thomas Ughtred, and John Waleys,
Elias de Holgate, John de Munketon, Robert de
Bosevill, Ralph le Chaumbrelayn, William de
Tockewith, Hugh de Styveton, John Froys, John
Bailiffesson of Populton, and Thomas de London of
Populton, all with Thomas; Thomas, earl of Norfolk
and marshal of England, and John de Castre, Edmund
de Gasteneys, Robert de Helpeston, parson of Houton
church, William de Neuport, Richard de Burstede,
William de Bathonia, Roger Dale, William de
Touecestre, Richard de Therston, Osbert de Clynton,
William Trenchaunt, Ralph de Seymour, John de
Hagheman, John Moy, William Ferthyng, Richard de
la More, Richard de Lardaria, Thomas Candelarius,
Michael Janitor, Richard de Hertelpol, John de
Stenhalle, and Gerard Orum, all with the earl.
[C 71/10, m. 3] .
[m. 4). John Giffard of Brymesfeld, William de
Wauton, John, son and heir of William de
Bysshopesdon, John, son and heir of John de Acton,
Peter de la Mare, Roger le Parker, Richard le Keu,
Thomas de Berkeleye senior, Richard de Bozong;
Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford [no. 17741,
Roger de Clifford, John de Clifford, Robert Walkefare.
Robert de Nowers, William de Kaynes, Gilbert de
Keleshull, Richard de Pertenhale, Robert de la Lee,
Richard de Rcppes, Adam de Rothyng, Walter Sewar
of Dunmawe, Reginald del Conduyt, William le Wyne,
Walter de Finchingfeld, Anthony de Lucy, Mr John
Walewyn, master of St Leonards's hospital, York,
Mr John Walewyn, clerk Ino. 1774[; Richard Dammory,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1319
3243 July 20 Contd.
and Gilbert Fichet, Geoffrey de Haucevill, Maurice
de Bampton, John de Louches, Edmund Fichet,
Robert fitz Elias, John de Palton, John Fichet, and
Walter son of Reginald de Pavely, all with Richard;
Henry de Bello Monte, and Walter de Insula, William
de Bokeminstre, Thomas de Genely, Robert Breton,
Richard fitz Ralph, Thomas de Neumarche, Thomas
de Ros, William de Marisco, Norman son of Philip
Darci, Walter de Trikyngham, Nicholas de Sutton,
John de Lymbery, Philip Darcy, Thomas Grey, Peter
de Salso Marisco, William de Paris, and Walter de
Gloucestre, all with Henry; Thomas de Novo Mercato,
Thomas his son, William de Cressy, James de Eland,
Robert de Lyndeby, and Adam de Berlay, all on one
letter of protection; Hamo de Routhe, in company of
William Ros. [C 71/10, m. 4) [All Christmasl.
3244 July 29
Edmund, earl of Arundel, and Thomas de Jay, John
de Skures, Thomas de Wynesbury, Edward de Sancto
Johanne, William Haket, Thomas de Roshale, Roger
Cheyny, John de Warblynton, William de Erkalwe,
and Roger son of Thomas de Leukenore, all with the
earl; Thomas Loveygrove in company of Bartholomew
de Badelesmere, and Edmund Bourgyloun, Edmund
de Derham, John de Hecogham, all with Thomas;
Robert de Stapilton with Thomas, earl of Lancaster.
lAll Christmas.] [C 71/10, m. 4].
3245 July 30
John de Hausted; Christmas, [ibid].
3246 August 1
Ralph Basset of Drayton [no. 17741, and John de
Dane with him. |C 71/10, m. 3l. Roger de
Grandisone with the earl of Lancaster, Fulk fitz
Warin, Bertin Bakon, Robert de Colevill; William de
Ruysston and Thomas son of William le Latymer with
him. ,C 71/10, m. 4| I All Christmas].
3247 August 3
Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and Aymer Pauncefot,
Walter de Huggeford, Hugh Godard, Roger Corbet,
John Cam, Roger Picard, Thomas de Hauleye, John
de Orleton, Roger de Ruffyn, John de Hynkeleye,
Philip de la Munede, William Porcel, and Richard
FoHot, all with Roger, Christmas. [C 71/10, m. 3].
3248 August 4
William Boyde! with James Daudele, Gilbert de Aton,
and John de Sutton, John Darcy de Parco l.s;c].
1319
3248 August 4 Contd.
Halilandus de Hakres, William Playce, William de
Ruddestan, Richard de Par, and Richard de Ros, all
with Gilbert; Nicholas de Metham with Robert de
Holand in company of Thomas, earl of Lancaster.
[C 71/10, m. 4]. Edmund Gacelyn with Hugh le
Despenser junior, and John Gacelyn, Nicholas de
Stonham, John de Rusteleye, Nicholas Dauney,
John Baldewyne of Barlyng, and Henry Touke, all
with Edmund; Oliver de Ingham, and John Haward,
Warin de Insula, Mr Thomas de Cherleton, Robert
de Erpyngham, Robert de Berford, John de Fornewes,
Robert de Wyrksop, Adam de Preston, Ralph de
Buterthwayt, and Hugh le Barker, all with Oliver;
Richard de Chynham with Edmund de Kendale;
William de Waley and John de Hodenet, both with
Roger de Trumwyne; John de Insula and John de la
Ryvere, both with Warin de Insula; William de
Daunton with John Haward. [C 71/10, m. 3).
]m. 2l. Thomas Wake [no. 1776], and Richard de
Normanby, parson of Elton church, Reginald de Boby,
Adam le Keu and Thomas le Chaumberleyn, Herbert
de Sancto Quintino, John and Thomas de Heselarton,
Edmund Bard and Nicholas del Clay, William Chauncy,
Robert de Louthorp and Robert de Harpham, Peter
Bekard, William de Bruys, John Wake, William fitz
Alayn, John and Stephen Houell, Walter de Sewarby
and Peter de Crauncewyk, Gilbert Pecche, Thomas
Wake of Depyng and Thomas de Suthorp, and John
and Henry Pygot, all with Thomas Wake. IC 71/10,
m. 2l. Ralph de Monte Hermerii, and John de Sutton,
Thomas de Shirugge, Reginald de Pavely, John Filiol,
and Robert Aschard, all with Ralph. [C 71/10, m. 3]
I All Christmas].
3249 August 6
William de Ros of Hamelak [no. 1777]. [C 71/10,
m. 3l. William, Henry, and Richard de Hertlyngton,
Thomas Stayneford, and Nicholas de Gyselay, all
with Simon de Ward. IC 71/10, m. 4! [All Christmas].
3250 August 8
James de Aldithele lAudley], and Oliver de Stretton,
Richard del Wodehouses of Monkescepenhale, John de
Stodleye, and Peter de Thornton, all with James; John
Hakelut, and Robert de la Beche, William Michel,
John de Normanton, all with John, John de Segrave
senior, and Gilbert de Stapelton, Reginald son of
John Maulore, John de Segrave junior, Thomas de
Nevill, Thomas de Tolthorp, and Edmund de Percy,
all with John. C 71 TO, m. 2]. John Nugum with the
PROTECTIONS
487
1319
3250 August 8 Contd.
earl of Pembroke. [C 71/10, m. 5|. Robert Jorce
'except for pleas of dower', and Walter de Calverle,
Nicholas de Cantilupo, John de Walkyngham, William
de Parys, Ralph de la More, John de Deen, William
de Bayouse, Robert Bryan, John de Hasthorp, Roger
Terry, Nicholas de Sutton, Henry de Burton, John de
Colevill, Roger Rohaut, John de Sweltenham, and
John de Pabenham junior, all with the earl of
Pembroke; Nicholas de Heuwyk, and John Deyvill
of Wistan, Richard de Hudleston, John de Kirkby,
John Waxand, Roger Nunewyk, and John Marmyon le
Fiuz, all with John de Moubray in that earl's
company. |C 71/10, m. 2l. Richard Chaumbre.
(C 71/10, m. 4]. Robert fiuz Payn in company of
Bartholomew de Badlesmere, and John Mautravers,
Walter de Whitefeld, John de Chideok, John Gerberd,
John de Sancto Quintino, Hugh de Beauchaump,
Robert Syfrewast, Henry de Lambroc, and John de
Wanetynge, all with Robert; William de Braytoft;
John de Sapy, and John Maunsel with him; Hugh de
Neville, and John de Chauncens, William de Barowe,
William de Mepeshale, Adam Fannel, Richard de la
Rivere, John de Langewode, Thomas de Mounpelers,
parson of Wygebergh church, Robert de Boydun,
Simon de Driby, and Richard de Cornubia, clerk,
all with Hugh in company of Hugh le Despenser
junior, Robert de Rocheford, and Adam de
Everyngham, William de Bukton, Richard de Cornubia,
Thomas de Kynewardeston, Thomas Quatresoldz,
Alan de Lek, Henry de Cantebrigge, John Siffrewast,
Robert de Sancto Johanne, Peter de Malo Lacu, John
de Riggeton, William son of William de Exon,
Nicholas de Redinge, Richard Lovel, Edmund de
Kendale, Thomas de Fournivall junior, William de
Red, Richard son of Gregory Croyde, and Henry de
Oxon, all with Robert. |C 71/10, m. 2| [All
Christmasl.
3251 August 11
John de Carron in company of the earl of Pembroke,
one year. [C 71/10, m. 2|.
3252 August 14
Roger de Weston with John de Weston, John de
Seynmanynne with John de Dene; John de Lustreshull,
keeper of the hospital of St Katherinc without the
Tower of London. I All Christmas. 1 I ibidl.
3253 August 18
Thomas Mauduit, and John de Olney with him: Henry
1319
3253 August 18 Contd.
de Asphull with Roger de Northburgh; Patrick de
Culwenne with Andrew de Harfcla. |A11 Christmas.]
[ibid].
3254 August 21
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and Simon de
Bereford, Peter de Middleton, Ralph Bagot, all with
the earl; Christmas, [ibid].
3255 August 29
John son of John de Pabenham junior, Roger de Wyly,
both with John de Pabenham junior. (C 71/10, m. 21.
Richard de Okoure. [C 71/10, m. 4l [All Christmasl.
3256 September 20
William de Gilden; Christmas. IC 71/10, m. 2l.
3257 October 10
William de Gra, captured and detained by the Scots;
Christmas. Humfrey de Littleburgh; Easter. Adam
son of Matthew del Brigg of New Malton, captured
and detained by the Scots; Easter, [ibidl.
3258 November 2
John de Crumbwell, defending Newcastle upon Tyne;
Easter. [C 71/10. m. ll.
3259 November 8
Richard de Crombwell, Baldwin de Frivyll, Ralph
de Crombwell, Robert Carpenter and William Ridel,
all defending Newcastle with John de Crumbwell,
Walter de Hormede, defending Carlisle in company
of Roger de Clifford. [All Easter.l (ibidl.
3260 December 1
Robert de Umfravill, earl of Angus, keeper of
Newcastle and adjacent parts of Northumberland;
2 Feb. [ibidl.
3261 December 15
Philip de Patemere with John de Crumbwelle,
defending Newcastle; Easter. ! ibidl.
1320
3262 January 24
Andrew de Hartcla, [with a clause that he may be
quit of pleasi, and Patrick de Culwen, Hugh de
Moresby, John de Hartcla, John de Langeplegh,
Thomas de Ireby, Stephen de Dunheved, Ralph de
Baggeley, Norman de Redemane, Roger son of
Gilbert de Bronnolfesheved, Robert de Askeby,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1320
3262 January 24 Contd.
Gilbert de Lancastre, Walter de Stirkland, John de
Rosegill, William de Veteri Ponte, John de
Hurteworth, John de Stapleton, Robert le Brun, and
Thomas de Hethwait, all with Andrew; 1 Aug. [ibidl.
3263 January 26
Thomas Grey; Whitsun. [ibidl.
[End of roll C 71/101.
1327
3264 June 3
Richard de Perers; Thomas de Marlebergh, and
Nicholas Dauney [no. 1793], John de HardeshuU,
Saerus de Rocheford, [no. 17901, Henry Hillary,
Walter de Bello Campo, William de Wauton, Ralph
de Birton, Alexander de Cobeldik ; no. 1794], Thomas
de Woure, Thomas de Muskham, Pagan de Vilers,
Roger le Harpour of Bourton, Walter de Ebor of
Tyngeston, Thomas de Baa, Nicholas Gamage,
Thomas de Berkele, Hugh le fitz Simond, Adam de
Swylyngton, Edmund de Rye, Thomas Ouwayn, John
son of Alexander de Hiptoft, Edmund de Geddyng,
Bartholomew de Wauton, Alarius de Norton, Richard
de la Wodehall, Thomas de Fenton, William Trussebut,
Henry de Hertlyngton, Thomas de Boulton, John Cort,
Edmund de Nevill, William de Newburgh, and William
de Heton, all in company of J., bishop of Ely,
chancellor. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/11, m. 6].
3265 June 4
Henry le Bret, and Roger Rugebraz, John de
Wylynton, Roger Parkere, Ralph le Botiller of
Codynton, Thomas de Wylinton, Adam de Mere,
Roger de Grey, Thomas Spigurnel, Philip
Saltmareys, John de Haudlo, John le Walshe of
Pagenhull, John de Horton, Jordan Bisshop,
Thomas de Hertford, Robert de Horton, Hugh de
Walsued, Roger de Hoghton, William de Wauton,
John de Flete, Alexander Harcas, Roger de Okere,
John Mauduyt, Richard Bene, Henry de Bello Monte,
Thomas de Harpath, John le Botiller of Northbury,
John Frankeleyn, Thomas de Ferariis, Roger de
Blount, Ralph de Wylynton, Andrew de Wauton,
John de Haudlo [no. 1790], Thomas de Lathum,
William Pellison, Robert de Fornham, Thomas le
Blount ;no. 1805], John de Turvyll, Thomas de
Menyll, John Giffard de Weston, William Bisshop,
Edmund Burdet, Ralph de Ferariis, Henry de
Ferariis, and Simon de Kynardesle, all with Henry,
1327
3265 June 4 Contd.
earl of Lancaster. Peter Corbet, and Roger Corbet
de Caus, Roger de Nowers [no. 1795], Nicholas de
Turvyll, Sir John de Walkyngham, Robert de Assheton,
Gerard de Menyll, John de Chetewynde, Roger
Lestraunge, William Deveros, John Hormede, William
Gerard, James de Biron, Roger de Nunwyk, Adam de
Staynlay, Richard Biron, Robert de Ashton, Robert
de Moslee, Ebulo Lestraunge [no. 1805], Nicholas
Jurdan, Roger Pichard, Peter de Baa, John le Rous,
Robert de Bracy, John de Walkyngham, John de
Liseaux, John Marmyon, Ralph de Normanvill,
Richard de Hilton, John Sesoul, Thomas de Halgton,
Robert Clement, William de Bello Campo, John de
Beyrford, John Bret, William de Kerdestone, Robert
de Thorp, and Oto de Botrigan, all with Roger de
Mortuo Mari. Roger de Grey in company of Henry,
earl of Lancaster, and Hervicus de Caumbes, Robert
Gymys, John de Seint Piere, John de Moubray,
William Broun, Robert de Macy, John de Stodleye,
John de Pabenham of Hertford, Richard de Hampton,
John Dardres, John Dakeneys, John de Wolaston
[no. 1791], and Thomas de Menyll, 'vacated because
above', all with Roger in the earl's company.
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
3266 June 5
John de Kyngeston, John Pecche of Hampton, Ralph
Basset of Draiton [no. 1792], John de Chaucombe,
John de Croft, Henry de Gray and Ralph fitz Richard
with him, Hugh Bousey, Richard de Havefeld, John
Griffyn of Weston, Nicholas Knight of Helmeswell,
Jakinet de Mareyngny, Richard de Ayremynne, parson
of Elvele church [no. 1803], Richard de Grey of
Codenonere, Thomas ap Adam, John Moryce, John de
Gatewyk, Alan de Lek, Thomas de Copham, armourer,
William de Monte Acuto, John de Gay, Richard Lovel,
John de Caunton, Gawyn Corder, Hugh de Audele,
Amauri la Zousche, John de Grey of Retherfeld,
Thomas de Hastang, John de Quappelade, Peter
Barde of Sandwich, the king's mariner, Richard
Wytot; Nicholas de Cantilupo, and Thomas de
Goushil, Thomas son of John Doget, William de
Thorp, John Griffyn [no. 1807], John de Stirchesleye,
Thomas de Ros, John Wyt of Ravenesere, Robert de
Stangrave, William Deyncourt, Simon de Beltoft,
Richard Totesam, Walter de Thorp, and Thomas de
Ros of Douseby, all with Hugh de Audele; Thomas
de Brewosa, and Ralph Bigot, John de Breaux,
Adam Talbot, Geoffrey de Say, and Ralph de Radmell,
all with the earl of Surrey; Edmund, earl of Kent, and
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1327
3266 June 5 Contd.
Edmund Furneux, Thomas de Kynynton, John de
Haukedon, Robert Buskelere, Hillard de Welle,
Andrew de Heydon, Edmund Dacre, William de Ros
of Hamelak, John Howard, James de Ilketshall,
Thomas de Ponyong, John de Flete, John Howard,
George Percy, Elias de Paley, Robert de Compton,
John Sturmy, Thomas Latymer, Richard Beneyt,
Robert de Rochford, Henry Fuller, Robert Cheyne,
Robert de Hilpeston, clerk, John de Cury, John
Talbot, Robert de Kendale, Robert Erpingham, John
Golde of Waltham, Robert de Insula, Henry de Berham,
Edmund de Durem, Robert de Colevyll, William
Malebis, Edmund Bacon, John de Aspale, William
Cheyne, William de Derham, clerk, Theobald Russell,
John Symple, John Malore, John de Wilton, William
de Domiton, all with the earl of Kent. [All
Michaelmas.] [C 71/11, m. 6\
3267 June 6
John de Walkefare and Richard de Whitacre, Reginald
de Biskele, Robert de Daventre, all with William de
Clynton; John de Crumbewell, and Humfrey de
Hastang, Henry de Kercwell, Sir John de Mounteneye,
Baldwyn de Fryvyll, Henry de Stonhall, John de
Igelesthorp, Richard de Stafford, and Thomas de
Belhous, all with him. lAll Michaelmas. 1 l.ibidl.
3268 June 7
Walter de Weston, clerk, parson of Clyve church,
going to Gascony [s;'c]. jibid].
3269 June 8
Robert de Stokesle, and Robert son of Lucie Danyel
of Beswyk, John de Toucotes, William de Brus,
Robert de Veer, and Peter de Mauley, all with Henry
de Percy; Thomas de Veer, and William de Wauncy,
Tohn le Rous, both with him. [All Michaelmas.]
I ibid].
3270 June 10
Sir Roger de Somervyll, and Andrew de Merkynfeld,
William de Wystowe, Vincent Bavent, William Lovel
(no. 1792], John de Ratlesdene, and Richard Bavent,
all with Thomas Wake, lord of Lidel; Michaelmas.
IC 71/11, m. 51.
3271 June 12
John de Warennt
ic 71/11, m. 6).
earl of Surrey, Michaelmas.
1327
3272 June 15
Edward Gerberge, and John de Ormesby. John de
Caston, Richard de Belous, John de Atheles, all
with Robert de Morle; Michaelmas. (C 71/11, m. 5|.
3273 June 16
H., bishop of Lincoln, and Thomas Blaket, John
Blaket, Richard de Peplesham, John son of John de
Sancto Johanne, William de Roches, John de Sancto
Johanne of Basing, John de Bown, Walter de
Woubourn, Robert de Popham, William Avenel, John
de Alresford, John de Asshebournham, John de
Sancto Johanne of Haunake, Adam le Fader of Wy,
and John de Bourn, all with the bishop; Brian de
Herdeby with John de Castello, both with Walter
de Bello Campo. [All Michaelmas. 1 (ibidl.
3274 June 18
John le Gest with William de Monte Acuto; Thomas
Lodelawe with Edward de Bohun. [Both Michaelmas.!
C 71/11, m. 61.
3275 June 20
William le Chaumberleyn with J., bishop of Ely;
Edmund Trussel, Richard de Richemund, both with
John de Moubray; Walter Dardern, Thomas Dardern,
both with John de Grey of Retherfeld. All
Michaelmas.! [C 71/11, m. 5).
3276 June 22
Henry de Percy; Michaelmas, [ibid'i.
3277 June 26
Thomas, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
and William Giffard, Richard de la Ryvere, Walter
Bigod, Richard de Burghsted, Robert Dofford, Roger
Bakoun of Baconesthorp, Hugh Trussebut, Reginald
de Mooun, Richard Froisel, Roger le Norreis of
Oteryngton, Martin Chamberlang, John Bavent,
William Howard, William Jeremye, Thomas de
Hegham, Robert de Watevill, Thomas de Loveigne,
William Gernoun, Peter de Uvedale, John de Felton,
John de Watevill, Henry de Longechamp, Robert
Bottourt, Robert de Dalton, Simon Ferre, William
Cricetot, Bartholomew Davillers, Nicholas de
Catton, and John Raale, all in the earl's company;
David de Fletwyk with Richard de Grey. : All
Michaelmas.! | ibid|.
3278 June 29
John de Bohoun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and
Roger Royaut, John de Sancto Philiberto [no. 1804],
Robert le fiuz Wautier, John de Sutton [no. 1804],
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1327
3278 June 29 Contd.
Stephen de Kreuker, John de Wauton, William de
Bohun, Walter de Hopton, John de Bibbesworth,
John le Botillier, and William de Ercalewe, all with
the earl; Philip Aubyn junior with Fulk fitz Warin.
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid!.
3279 June 30
John de Walton with Thomas Aplldam; Michaelmas.
[C 71/11, m. 6|.
3280 July 1
John de Roos, steward of the household, and George
de Ros, Nicholas Daudele, and William son of John
Peyvere of Thorp Market, all with him; Alan de
Cherleton with John de Cherleton; John de Moeles
with Richard Lovel; Ralph de Hastyng with William
le Latymer; Thomas de Furnivall junior with John
de Marmyon; Thomas de Grymeston with William de
Roos of Hamelak. [All Michaelmas. 1 [C 71/11, m. 5).
3281 July 2
Richard Fromund of Bruggewater, marshal, with the
bishop of Ely; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3282 July 3
Robert de Bouthum with Geoffrey de Huspale;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
lEnd of roll C 71/11].
1328
3283 February 28
[For details of letters of protection of this date in
C 71/12, a roll not printed in Rotuli Scotiae because
then missing, see E.L.G. Stones, 'An addition to
the "Rotuli Scotiae", S.H.R., xxix (1950), 35-6].
1333
3284 April 1
William de Derby, John Potun, Thomas le Sauvage,
Ralph de Seyntleger, Edmund le Sauvage, Henry de
Dounham, Thomas de Seyntleger, John Jeryn, clerk,
Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. 28|.
3285 April 2
Sir John de Grey, 'of no validity after John leaves
the king's service'; Sir Ralph de Grey, Sir John
Murdak, Thomas de Verdon, William Sperner;
Richard Jones 'messager de Grey' l-s/c| and John
de Solyhull of Rotherfeld Parker, jointly. [All
Michaelmas.! |C 71/13, m. 31].
1333
3286 April 3
Robert de Shrevele of Arderne; Michaelmas.
[C 71/13, m. 28].
3287 April 5
John de Ros [no. 1811], and John de Rithre, Sir
Thomas de Bekeryng, John de Merle, John de
Mepersale, William de Stopham, Ralph Lespicer,
Robert de Donygton, Nicholas de la Marche, Thomas
de Lenne of St Botulph, John de Ros with John son
of William de Ros [s/'c], and Alan Ryngolf, all with
John de Ros; Gerald Salvayn of Brunneby; John de
Ros, Waryn de Bassyngbourne, William de Roos of
Hamelak. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/13, m. 31].
3288 April 6
Robert le Breton and Robert de Lekeburn with him;
William Lovel with Ebulo Lestraunge; Ralph Basset
of Drayton; Hugh de Sancto Johanne; Thomas Wake
of Lidell and William Saint Quyntyn with him, Robert
le Conestable of Flaynburgh; Ebulo le Straunge,
William Lenglys; John de Hothum of Scorburgh
younger, and Walter de Heselarton, John de Hothum
of Neven, and Thomas de Heselarton, all with Henry
de Percy. LAll Michaelmas.] [ibid].
3289 April 7
Walter de Insula; Michaelmas, [ibid],
3290 April 8
Roger de Somervill; George Salvayn, William Gramary;
John Brocas. All Michaelmas.) [ibid].
3291 April 9
Thomas de Bradestan, Hugh Daudele, 'of no validity
if Hugh leaves the king's service'; Hugh de Garton.
[All Michaelmas.) [ibid].
3292 April 10
John de Moubray and Roger de Novo Mercato with
him; John de Rithre, Nicholas de Hewyk, Thomas de
Laton, John Myngot, John de Laton, Thomas de
Hertford, Reginald de Stirchelse, Richard de
Richemund; lohn de Clyve, parson of Epworth
church, William de Wolde, parson of Fyndon church,
William de Glenton, Robert de Saxton and William
Barber, all on one protection; William Playz, Richard
Martyn, Roger de Somervill; George Salveyn, Thomas
Salveyn, Nicholas de Canti Lupo, 'of no validity if
Nicholas leaves the king's service'. [C 71^13, m. 281 .
Pagan de Vylers, and John de Ardern and John de
Lye, knights, Richard de Shulton, James Tromyn,
Adam Basset, Richard de Whitacre, Edmund de
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1333
3292 April 10 Contd.
Cressy, Simon de Bosewarth, William de Whitacre,
Robert de Roshale, John Maureward, John de Sutton,
Richard de Stafford, John de Stafford, Laurence de
Ayete senior, Thomas de Vaux, William de la Lee,
Roger de Verdon, John de Turvill, Walter de
Derleston, Ralph de Brasebrigg, Richard de Merton,
John le Archer, and Edmund de Ayete, all with
Ralph Basset, John de Crumbwell [no. 18141;
Thomas de Berewyk. [C 71/13, m. 31] [All
Michaelmas].
3293 April 12
Sir Henry fitz Hugh, Henry fitz Hugh of Raveneswath.
IC 71/13, m. 24]. Gawyn Corder, Owan Corder, Adam
de Welle. [C 71/13, m. 28]. Robert de Furneaux;
Mr John de Yakesle, tentmaker (pavillonarius).
[C 71/13, m. 31] [All Michaelmas).
3294 April 13
Sir Thomas West with William de Monte Acuto.
|C 71/13, m. 28]. John son of David Rouclif.
[C 71/13, m. 31] (Both Michaelmas].
3295 April 14
Roger de Nowers [no. 1814]; Henry de Percy,
William son of Henry de Percy, Gerard son of John
Salvayn of Herswell, Gerard de Woderyngton,
Richard, earl of Arundel and Thomas de Brewes
with him; Walter de Percehay. [All Michaelmas.]
;C 71/13, m. 31].
3296 April 15
Henry de Moubray with William Ros of Hamelak;
Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. 31].
3297 April 18
Richard Calware, Edmund Bacoun with John, earl of
Cornwall. [C 71/13, m. 28]. William Saint Quyntyn,
and Thomas Saint Quyntyn, Edmund Saint Quyntyn,
John Toly, and John de Wylughby, all with Thomas de
Wake of Lidell. [C 71/13, m. 31. | [All Michaelmas',.
3298 April 20
Edward de Kendale with William de Monte Acuto,
Thomas de Furnyvall [no. 1815], and Nicholas de
Wortelay, Adam de Reresby, Peter de Yarewell,
James de Stykelowe and Richard Foliot jointly,
William de Furneaux younger and William Mark
jointly, Ralph son of Adam de Reresby, John de
Reresby and Robert de Reresby jointly, William
Linet and John de Waldon jointly, William de
1333
3298 April 20 Contd.
Wytherleye, Thomas de Eton and Robert de Morton
jointly, all with Thomas; Thomas Peper with John
de Warenna, earl of Surrey. [All Michaelmas.]
[C 71/13, m. 28].
3299 April 21
John de Faucumberge, and Williain Malbys, Saier
de Rocheford, Thomas de Multon of Kirketon, John
son of William Martel of Querndon, Randolph de
Parys, Gerard de Meynill, all with Ebulo [Lestrange].
[All Michaelmas.] IC 71/13, m. 31].
3300 April 22
Bartholomew de Burgherssh [no. 1816], and Thomas
Pecche, Richard de Puplesham, William Setuantz,
John Haclut, Nicholas de Tindenham, William
Gerberge, John Doverton, Robert Rotier, Thomas de
Brenchesle, Roger Broun, Peter de Gildesburgh,
clerk, Richard Talbot, Henry de Langeton, and John
Gascelyn, all with Bartholomew. [All Michaelmas.)
IC 71/13, m. 28).
3301 April 25
William de Careswell with the earl of Arundel;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3302 April 26
Simon son of Alexander de Kelk; Michaelmas,
(ibid).
3303 April 28
John de Weston; William de Sutton with Fulk fitz
Waryn. [Both Michaelmas.) (ibid).
3304 May 1
John de Leybourn. IC 71/13, m. 24) .• John de
Mildenhale. [C 71/13, m. 28) [Both Michaelmas).
3305 May 3
John de Serleby; Michaelmas. IC 71/13, m. 28).
3306 May 4
Robert Albyn. [C 71/13, m. 24). Robert son of John
Tewyngg of Hatfield Peverel, with Bartholomew
! de Burgherssh); John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
and Sir John de Breouse, Sir William de Bayouse,
John de Bayouse, and Richard Pyk, all with him.
C 71/13, m. 281 (All Michaelmas).
3307 May 6
Gilbert Talebot, Robert de Sapy. (C 71/13, m. 24).
PROTECTIONS
1333
3307 May 6 Contd.
Thomas de Kigheley with Robert de Clifford.
[C 71/13, m. 28] [All Michaelmas].
3308 May 8
Gerard de Useflet; John Gymmynges [no. 1818], and
William Waleys, Peter de Poterne, all with Roger
Huse; John de la Mare with Gerard de Insula; Peter
Achard, William de Wystowe, Hugh de Eland, John le
Chaumberleyn. [All Michaelmas.) [C 71/13, m. 24l.
3309 May 10
William de Bohun; Michaelmas, [ibidj.
3310 May 11
Hugh de Paunton; Michs
;lmas. [ ibid).
3311 May 12
John Bagot, Michaelmas, [ibid).
3312 May 14
Thomas de Novo Mercato senior, John de Lymbury and
Thomas Cause, separately, all with Bartholomew
[de Burghersshe]; Michaelmas. [C 71/15, m. 28].
3313 May 15
Robert de Morby. (C 71 '13, m. 20|. Nicholas de
Topclif. [C 71/13, m. 24| [Both Michaelmas].
3314 May 16
John de Parys; Gerard de Insula [no. 1819]; Roger
Huse [no. 1819]; Hugh de Courteneye junior; Richard
Benet. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/13, m. 24].
3315 May 18
John de Rotse, Peter de Ne
Mich
icnaeimas.
ibid).
1333
3317 May 21 Contd.
Eketon. [C 71/13, m. 24]. John de Liston, and
Sir Thomas de Burgh, Robert de Wauton, William
Crocheman, Sir Andrew de Bures, Edmund de
Durresme, all with the earl of Surrey. [C 71/13, m. 28]
[All Michaelmas].
3318 May 23
John Pecche, Richard de Croupes, Nicholas Pecche;
Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. 24l.
3319 May 24
John de Langeford, Robert de Neburgh, both with
William de Monte Acuto; Ralph de Camoys; Sir Robert
de Byncestre; Roger de Grey [no. 1821], and Thomas
de Astele with him, John Amary [no. 1821], Henry de
Birmyngham, John Turvyll, John de Lyons [no. 1821],
William Lynford, Robert Henries of Weston, Richard
Blundell [no. 1821]. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/13,
m. 241.
3320 May 26
John Corbet with Gilbert Talbot;
3316 May 20
William de Wylughby, John de Tachewell, Thomas de
Toutheby, all with John de Wylughby; Robert de
Walkefare; William de Clynton; Thomas [blank] in
company of William de Monte Acuto. [C 71/13, m. 20].
Richard de Cave, Walter Daulard of Sandwich; Thomas
de Seynt Quyntyn, William de Seynt Quyntyn; John de
Colvill; John de Toucestre; Robert Cardoile. [C 71/13,
m. 24]. Robert de Veer, and John de Stokisle, Robert
de Hornclif, Robert de Southsey, Walter de Creyk,
John de Sigiston, Ivo le Hoser, Robert de Stokisle,
all with Henry de Percy. [C 71/13, m. 3ll [All
Michaelmas].
3317 May 21
Edward de Monte Hermerii Inc. 1820), and Peter de
la Mare with him. Oliver de Servyngton, John de
lichaelmas. [ibid].
3321 May 27
Gilbert Talebot; Micha
ibid].
3322 May 28
John Botiller, Arnald Sauvage and Peter de Ovedale,
Thomas Ughtred, Henry de Sothull, John de Rouclif,
Alan de Tesedale [no. 1825], William de Santon,
Simon de Rouclif; Hugh le Despencer. [C 71/13,
m. 20]. Robert Seintmor. [C 71/13, m. 24] [All
Michaelmas].
3323 May 30
Ivo son of John de Thornton. [C 71/13, m. 20].
Thomas de Yafford, Robert de Bereward, John de
Godeyere. [C 71/13, m. 24] [All Michaelmas).
3324 June 1
William de Wardhou, parson of Lyth church;
Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. 24).
3325 June 2
Ralph de Bloyou and Robert Poer with him;
Richard Randolf of Killum with Peter de Male Lacu;
John Myngot. [All Michaelmas.) [C 71/13, m. 20).
3326 June 3
Henry Husee [no. 1823), Michaelmas. [C 71/13,
m. 20).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1333
3327 June 4
Simon de Echyngham in company of William de Monte
Acuto; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3328 June 6
Thomas Kene of East Henreth, John de Mauneby,
Simon le Forester of Dale, Richard de Kymberley,
Oliver de Servyngton, John de Sully, John de Dryby,
clerk. Sir Thomas Rothri. [AH Michaelmas.! [ibidl.
3329 June 7
John de Clopton, William Taiemache; Michaelmas,
[ibidl.
3330 June 8
Roger Mauduyt in company of Ralph de Nevill;
Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. 20|.
3331 June 10
Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England
[no. 1826), and Sir Roger de Watevill, John de Hales,
John Cursoun, John Jermye, Gassot de la Reule,
William Howard of Gertome, Roger Borhunt, Mr Roger
le Leche of Sulbirs, William brother of Richard attc
See, Bartholomew Bateman, John de Mortymer,
Robert de Benhale, William de Well, Richard de
Berkyng, John de Borwell, William Giffard, Edmund
Seymor, John Furneaux, Randolph de Hales, Robert
Brusteler, John Wafre, Sir Richard fitz Simon, Sir
John de Nevyll, Nicholas de Belhous, John de Segne,
William de Stormere, Edmund Tilney, John de Witham,
Robert Hauker, Richard de Goldyngham, Robert de la
Rokele, Ralph Molyns, John de Herwardstok, parson
of Thurston church, and William son of Gregory de
Lund, all with the earl. [All Michaelmas. I [ibidl.
3332 June 12
Thomas le Botiller [no. 1827|, Michaelmas, [ibid].
3333 June 15
John Wyard [no. 18281, Philip de Engelfeld [no. 18281,
Robert de Fokerham, Robert Harley, Thomas Houscarl
[no. 18281. [All Michaelmas.l [ibidl.
3334 June 16
Thomas de Saunford; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3335 June 19
Sir Alexander de Hylton, Simon de Lyllyng, both with
Ralph de Nevill; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
1333
3336 June 20
John del Nesse of Neuland, John le Copper,
William de Clynton; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3337 June 24
Roger de Okevore. [C 71/13, m. ll. Ralph de Sancto
Laudolno. 18301. [C 71/13, m. 201 [Both Michaelmasl
3338 June 26
John de Billyngham, Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. ll.
3339 June 28
Thomas de Stodham with Peter de Malo Lacu,
Geoffrey de Marlebergh, Sir Thomas de Multon of
Franketon, Thomas son of William fitz Thomas of
Kirketon. [All Michaelmas.l [C 71/13, m. ll.
3340 July 1
John Trymenel; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3341 July 2
Augustin de Woxebrigg, Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3342 July 4
Thomas de Sancto Leodegario, William Peyure with
Fulk le fiutz Waryn. [Both Michaelmas.l [ibidl.
3343 July 5
William de Houton; John de Wyke, parson of
Northluffenham church, with Hugh de Audele.
'Both Michaelmas.l 1 ibidl.
3344 July 6
Alan son of Ralph Scortrath with Adam de Welle,
Michaelmas, l ibidl.
3345 July 10
John de Fissheburn, Michaelmas. [C 71/13, m. ll.
3346 July 12
John de Podenhale, Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3347 July 16
Robert de Clyfford, Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3348 July 17
Gilbert Pecche, Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3349 July 20
John de Moeles, Michaelmas, [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1333
3350 August 14
Henry de Bello Monte; Thomas Ughtred, Peter de
Nevill, John de Strovelin, Simon de Beltoft,
William de Wystowe, John de Rottesey, knights;
Alan de Thesdale. [All Christmas.] [ibid].
3351 October 3
William de Wardhowe, parson of Lyth church;
Easter, [ibid].
3352 October 20
Henry de Percy; octave of St Hillary next [20 Jan.
13341. [ ibid).
3353 November 6
William de Bevercote, parson of the church of
St Peter, Northampton [no. 1837]; one year, [ibidl.
1334
3354 January 22
Sir Thomas West; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3355 February 1
Geoffrey le Scrop; Easter, [ibid].
[End of Roll C 71/131.
3356 February 28
Henry de Percy, and William, parson of Lyth church,
Ivo le Ussher of Skipton, William son of Henry de
Percy, and Robert de Sussex, all defending the castle
and town of Berwick with Henry; Michaelmas.
[C 71/14, m. 26!.
3357 March 1
Alice, widow of John de Loudon of Berwick. [No
duration given. I [ibid].
3358 March 2
Peter de Kymbergeham of Berwick. [No duration
given.) [ibidl.
3359 March 22
Ambrose de Novo Burgo, clerk, Trinity, [ibid].
3360 September 23
Resus ap Griffith; Easter. |C 71 '14, m. 14l.
3361 September 26
Henry de Percy, and William de Percy, William de
Acton, John le Parker, John Tempest, Walter de
Crevk, and Richard Geround, all with Henry, Easter.
[ibidl.
1334
3362 October 8
Robert Darell, and William de Bruys, Sir Thomas de
Heslarton, Sir Walter de Heslarton, all with Henry
de Percy; Easter, [ibid].
3363 October 18
Sir William Brous with Henry de Percy; Easter.
[C 71/14, m. 2|.
3364 October 20
Giles de Bello Campo; Easter. [C 71/14, m. 14).
3365 October 21
Gerard son of John Salvayn of Hersewell, knight,
with Ralph de Nevill. [C 71/14, m. 111. Gerard de
Woderynton with Ralph de Nevill; Hugh Tyrel.
[C 71/14, m. 13] [All Easter. First 2 letters repeated
on m. 14].
3366 October 22
Hugh, son and heir of John de Sancto Johanne of
Halnak L C 71/14, m. U]. William Deyncourt with
Ebulo Lestraunge [no. 1841); Hugh Peverel, and
William Basset, John de Ralee, Richard de Campo
Arnulphi, all with John, earl of Cornwall. [C 71/14,
m. 13]. Robert le Mareschal of Aymunderby [no.
18411. Hugh de Sancto Johanne [no. 1843], John de
la Mare, Nicholas Couper, Sir Henry fitz Hugh,
Henry son of Hugh de Raveneswath, knight, Sir
Henry fitz Hugh; John le Venour of Edelucton with
Robert de Tauton; John de Percy with Henry de
Percy, Ebulo Lestraunge [no. 1841]. Henry fitz
Hugh [no. 1855]; Edmund de Bonyngton [sic], John
de Grey of Rotherfeld; Robert Corbet of Hadleye
with William de Bohun; Henry fitz Henry and
Randolph Pygot, both with Henry fitz Hugh.
[C 71/14, m. 14] .All Easter!.
3367 October 23
Thomas son of Hugh Dardern, Hugh de Garton
[no. 18421, Henry de Ferrariis, Thomas de
Ferrariis, Richard de Shulton. [C 71/14, m. 13l.
John le Duyn, Robert de Bradestone; John de
Mohaut, and John de Wauton, William de Beauchamp,
all with Thomas de Bradestone. [C 71''14, m. 14]
[All Easterl.
3368 October 24
Robert de Tauton [no. 1843|. (C 71 '14, m. 131.
Robert de Maule, Ralph de Molyns. [C 71 '14, m. 14'
[All Easter!.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
495
1334
3369 October 25
Robert Danyel of Bosewyk with Henry de Percy.
IC 71/14, m. 111. William Gramary. [C 71/14, m. 13'
[Both Easterl.
3370 October 26
John de Hynkeleye with Roger de Swynnerton;
Robert de Clifford, Thomas de Norton with John de
Monte Gomeri; Roger de Swynnerton, John de Monte
(PGomeril; Thomas Lercedeakne with John, earl of
Cornwall; Richard Byroun, John Bernard, John de
Melbourn, clerk, and Walter de Stalynburgh, all with
Ebulo Lestraunge; John Lercedeakne and Ralph
Bloyou, both with John, earl of Cornwall; Ralph de
Bulmere, and John de Wylughby, Henry Hillary, Saier
de Rochford, and Randolph de Parys, all with Ebulo
Lestraunge, Nicholas de Belhous and William
Crocheman both with John de Veer, earl of Oxford.
[All Easter.l [C 71/14, m. 13].
3371 October 27
Giles son of Bartholomew de Badlesmere; Richard,
earl of Arundel; Easter. I ibid].
3372 October 28
John Bret with Thomas Ughtred; William Pygot and
Robert de Sussex, Roland Daneys, David de Assheby,
Thomas de Verdoun, Robert de Bury, all with Giles
son of Bartholomew de Badelesmere; Thomas
Ughtred. [All Easter.l (ibidl.
3373 November 1
John son of David de Rouclif with Thomas Ughtred,
John de Rouclyf, William de Skelton, John de
Reynes, John Lesturmy. [C 71/14, m. 111. John de
Levere, and John le Waleys of Swythelond, John de
Sutton, John Cuyby, and Robert, son of John son of
Robert de Farnham of Querndon, all with Henry de
Ferrariis. [C 71/14, m. 13l [All Easterl.
3374 November 2
John de Tybetot [no. 18471, and John Wylde,
Richard de Wetherfeld, William de Hilton, William
Noteborn, Laurence Dugard, John Burwell, Stephen
de Valeyns, and Alexander de Abenhale, all with
John; John, son and heir of John Lovel of
Tychemersh, knight I no. 18461, Mr Pancius de
Coutrone. the king's doctor [ no. 1846', William
Lovel [no. 18461 , John de Tybetot and Ralph
Spigurnel with him; Stephen Baker of Neuton, Thomas
de Kent, Thomas de Nevill, John Fayrman. [All
Easter.l [C 71/14, m. Ill .
1334
3375 November 3
Sir Ralph de Stafford, Sir Ralph Saunzavier; Easter.
[ibidl.
3376 November 4
John de Potenhale. [C 71/14, m. lOl. Nicholas de
Portyngton, John de Hemenhale. [C 71/14, m. Ill
[All Easterl.
3377 November 5
Sir William Mauny [no. 1849]. [C 71/14, m. 6l.
Maurice de Berkele [no. 1849] ; Henry Baret, John
de Lambron and Gaudinus de Albo Monasterio, in
company of Randolph de Albo Monasterio [no. 1848].
[C 71/14, m. 11] [All Easter].
3378 November 6
John de Waynflet. IC 71/14, m. 10]. John de Burton,
John de Weukefeld and William Banastre, all with
Richard, earl of Warwick, William Hoyde. Edward de
Kendale with John, earl of Cornwall. [C 71/14,
m. 11] [All Easterl.
3379 November 8
John de Stokesle, Robert de Stokesle and Henry
son of Avicia de Stokesle, all in company of Henry
de Percy; William de Northwell, Richard de Herthill,
Francis Botiller, Thomas son of Walter de Stirkeland,
Ralph Sefoul, William de Retford, John de Thorp,
John Auneselle, William Sprynge, Simon Alfeye,
Adam Ede, Thomas de Spryngat, Richard Cumcedieu,
John de Litel, John Skinner, Adam Cumcedieu,
William Mellere, William Proudfot, William Athelofe,
Robert Salmane, Robert Jurdane, William Peirs,
John Fisher, John Peshok, Robert Fulle, Alexander
Spryngyt, Richard Goldeyng, Roger Goldstane, John
Waremane, William Wodebrig, Hamo Stephene, Roger
Robyn, John Hestmare, Henry Jurdane, Nicholas
Hestemare, Stephen Sawekyne, Simon Fynsent,
Elias Ede, Adam Stephene, William Bate, Stephen
Frankise, William Kewerle, Robert Godezer; Sir
John de la Dale. |C 71/14, m. lOl. John de Audele,
chaplain, with Walter de Manne; Sir Richard de
Kyghle in company of Randolph de Dacre. [C 71/14,
m. 11.1 [All Easterl.
3380 November 9
Richard de Dyghton, William de Stransale. [Both
Easter.l [ibid].
3381 November 10
Thomas de Longespe of Brompton in company of
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1334
3381 November 10 Contd.
Edward, king of Scotland; Nicholas du Mur in
company of Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick. [Both Easter.] I ibid).
3382 November 11
Robert de Mortey in company of Gilbert de
Umframvyll, earl of Anegos; Easter, iibid).
3383 November 12
Hugh Haukyn of Newcastle upon Tyne; Edward de
Chaundos and Henry de Clyveton with him. [All
Easter.l [C 71/14, m. 9|.
3384 November 14
John de Veer, earl of Oxford, and Robert de
Hemenhale, Ralph de Merk, Robert de Wauton,
William de Wauton, all with him; John Turnebul;
Thomas de Careswall, Thomas de Sancto Mauro
and William de Ercalwe, all with the earl of
Arundel. [AH Easter.) [ibid].
3385 November 15
John de Moubray; John, son and heir of John de
Moubray and John, son of John de Moubray;
Thomas de Pydynton. [C 71/14, m. 6l. Ralph
Daubeney, William Daubeney. [C 71/14, m. 8|.
Robert de Rypers, Robert de Furneux, William de
Furneux, Geoffrey de Langholm of Mildenhale.
Nicholas de Langford. [C 71/14, m. 9] [All Easter).
3386 November 18
John de Insula of Burle, and Henry de Insula,
Walter de Thoresby, Stephen Tumby, Thomas de
Thoresby, Theobald le Hunt and John de Bengham,
all with John; Hugh Goudram, with Bartholomew de
Burghersh. [All Easter.) [C 71/14, m. 8].
3387 November 20
Sir John Myniyot with John de Moubray, Easter.
[C 71/14, m. 6).
3388 November 23
Henry de Bokysworth; Thomas de Weston with John
earl of Cornwall. I Both Easter.) [ibid).
3389 November 25
Augustine le Waleys of Woxebrigge; Easter, libidl.
3390 December 6
Geoffrey de Stutevill; Easter [no. 1856). IC 71/14,
m. 5). Edmund de Launarre; Easter [no. 1856)
[C 71/14, m. 9).
1334
3391 December 8
John son of Alan de Popelton; Easter. [C 71/14,
m. 5).
3392 December 10
Thomas de Rothery; Robert de Okoure. [Both Easter.)
[ibid).
3393 December 12
Thomas de Kyngeston [no. 1857); Nicholas le
Gaunt of York, merchant. [Both Easter.) [ibid).
3394 December 15
William de Hangham; John de Swanesheth; William
Daumarle, Robert de Wyvill, William Dunfeyvill.
[All Easter.) [C 71/14, m. 4).
3395 December 20
Geoffrey de Upsale. [C 71/14, m. 3). John de
Upsale; Ralph de Waddesleye, Geoffrey de Upsale;
Conan de Ask. [C 71/14, m. 4) [All Easter).
3396 December 24
William Malbys; Easter. [C 71/14, m. 2).
3397 December 26
Henry Prest; Howin ap Howeyn, William Benedicitte,
Eynon ap Wybuyin ap Eynon, David le fitz Water
Vaghan. [C 71/14, m. 2). Roger de Elmerugge with
John, earl of Cornwall. [C 71/14, m. 4] [All Easter).
3398 December 30
Hugh de Eland, Easter. [C 71/14, m. 3).
1335
3399 January 4
John de Shirwod with John de Moubray; Easter,
[ibidj.
3400 January 5
Nicholas de Hewyk, Thomas de Laton; Easter.
[C 71/14, m. 2|.
3401 January 6
Oliver de Servyngton, John Hay of Aghton, Easter,
libidl.
3402 January 7
William de Neweton, Hugh Basset, Easter, [ibid).
3403 January 10
John de Burgh, Easter, [ibid).
3404 January 11
Walter de Creyk; Easter, [ibid).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
497
1335
3405 January 12
Richard Scot of Newcastle upon Tyne, Robert de
Tanton, clerk; Sir William de Thweng; Richard son
of John Scot of Newcastle upon Tyne. [All Easter. 1
[C 71/14, m. 2).
3406 January 14
John Brocas, Thomas son of Gilbert de Sengylton;
Easter. [ ibid).
3407 January 16
John son of George le Percy; Easter, [ibidl.
3408 January 18
Henry de Wystowe; Easter, [ibid].
3409 January 20
John son and heir of John de Moubray of Insula de
Haxtholm [Isle of AxholmeJ; Easter, [ibid].
I 3410 January 21
John de Multon of Frampton [no. 1860); Easter,
[ibid].
341 1 January 23
John de Menyll; Easter, [ibid].
3412 January 26
Alexander son of Alexander de Walsham in company
of Henry de Ferariis, Easter. [C 71/15, m. 46).
3413 January 28
John son of Elias de Fenton, Robert Leves, Stephen
le Walays; Easter, [ibid].
3414 February 8
Robert de Ufford junior; William Sampson, John son
of John de Grantham. [All Easter.] [ibid].
3415 February 15
William de Felton; Easter, [ibid].
3416 February 18
Nicholas Boklond, parson of Bassyngbourn, with
I John, earl of Cornwall, Easter, [ibid].
3417 March 8
Ivo de Karliolo with Henry de Percy, 24 June.
IC 71/15. m. 431.
3418 March 28
William de Bevercote, parson of St Peter's church,
Northampton; Sir Thomas de West in company of
William de Monte Acuto. [Both Michaelmas.! [ibid].
1335
3419 April 1
Owan Corder, Gawin Corder; Michaelmas, [ibid).
3420 April 3
Nicholas de Cantelowe, to stay as keeper of
Berwick, and William de Grey of Sandyacre, John
Bussy, Thomas de Cokeryngton, William de Cossale,
Robert Bernak, John de Barkeworth, John de
Strelleye le fitz, John de Swaby, Nicholas de
Nevill, Walter de Wylughby, Adam de Seintlowe,
Ingelram Knout, Hugh de Cressy, William de
Beaurepeyr, Richard de Grey of Landeford, John de
Mawardyn, John de Grey of Codenore, John de
Coveleye and William Danvers, all with him; 1 Aug.
Ivo le Ussher of Skipton and Robert Darel, defend-
ing Berwick castle; Michaelmas. John son of Robert
le Musters with William de Felton; Michaelmas.
[C 71/15, m. 42].
3421 April 21
John de Wormele in company of John de Warenna,
earl of Surrey; Michaelmas. [C 71/15, m. 37],
3422 May 1
William de Lyham defending Berwick castle with
Henry de Percy, Michaelmas, [ibid).
3423 May 12
Geoffrey son of Thomas de Wrotham of London,
defending Berwick castle; Michaelmas. [C 71/15,
m. 35).
3424 May 15
Hugh Basset [as no. 3422 above]; 24 June. [ibid].
3425 May 22
William Torald of Noef Chastel in company of
Nicholas de Cauntelu; Michaelmas. [C 71/15, m. 34].
3426 May 25
Resus ap Griffith; Micha
Imas. [ibid].
3427 May 28
Sir Robert Ufford [no. 1863], and Robert son of
Robert de Scales with him; [Michaelmas].
[C 71/15, m. 33].
3428 May 30
John, son and heir of Thomas Bardolf, John, son
of Sir Thomas Bardolf [no. 1864], Sir John Bardol
of Wyrmegeye; Michaelmas. [C 71/15, m. 34].
PART 11: PROTECTIONS
1335
3429 June 1
Richard de Chaumbernoun in company of the earl
of Cornwall; All Saints. [C 71/15, m. 33l.
3430 June 2
John de Grey of Codenoure with Hugh de Audeleye
I no. 1870]; All Saints. Ralph de Bloyou in company
of John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall; All Saints.
[C 71/15, m. 33l. Sir John Bardolf of Mapildurham
in company of John son of Thomas Bardolf;
Michaelmas. Sir John de Wylton, John Boylound,
John Auntrous, Robert de Stratton, William de Wilton,
Bartholomew Everard, John de Sefoul; Michaelmas.
[C 71/15, m. 341.
3431 June 3
Richard atte Grene of Coventry; All Saints.
[C 71/15, m. 331.
3432 June 4
Thomas de Brokhull in company of William de
Clynton [no. 18701. [C 71/15, m. 29l. Hugh de
Audele and Adam ap Davy, Edmund de Appelby,
Walter Colpeper, Nicholas Cantelou, Thomas
Passelewe, Ralph de Stafford, John de Brereleye,
John de Keylemershe, clerk, Adam de Everyngham,
Ralph de Gildesburgh, Robert de Bereford, Nicholas
Colpeper, John Mauduyt, John de Barkworth, William
de Detlyng, Robert de Barkworth, Peter de Lymesey,
John Daunoye, Robert de Stanegrave, Thomas
Chartrey, Roger de Berkroles, William de Thorp,
Philip de Bathe, clerk, Thomas de Swynford, clerk,
Nicholas de Leiburn, Hugh de Brereleye, John
Chartre, and John de Bohun, all with Hugh.
[C 71/15, m. 321 lAll until All Saintsl.
3433 June 5
Sir Roger Husee with William de Monte Acuto
[no. 18b5l; All Saints. IC 71/15, m. 32l.
3434 June 6
Thomas Houscarl de Bedyngton of Magna Purle
[nos. 1866, 18721, and John son of Matthew de
Clyvedon of Aire, knight, and Sir Philip de
Englefeld [nos. 1866, 1872], all with William de
Monte Acuto; Sir Adam de Welle, and Ralph de
Rideford, Walter de Bavent, John Barbour; Robert
Sarson, William Goderede, John de Welle, Robert
Darcy junior, Laurence de Mountfort, John Darcy le
fitz, Peter Bavent, Simon Clathorp, William de Stayn,
Patrick de Hagenby, William de Fetheryngheye, and
Roger Dalford, all with Adam. [C 71/15, m. 32] .
1335
3434 June 6 Contd.
Thomas de Bradestan I no. 1866] ; Thomas le Rous;
John de Wylughby [no. 1870 ] , and John le
Cokeryngton, John son of Florius de Tachewell,
Stephen Tours, William de Wylughby, Hugh de
Braytoft, all with Ebulo Lestraunge. [C 71/15,
m. 30] . Thomas de Baa in company of Geoffrey de
Say; Thomas Blaunkfrount in company of John Darcy
le Cosyn, justiciar of Ireland, setting out for both
Ireland and Scotland; Guy de Badelesmere, and
Nicholas de Castello, David de Assheby, James
Lovel, Robert Flemyng, parson of Berughby, Thomas
de Verdon, Richard de Rothyng of London, all with
Guy, Henry Wyssh; John de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex [no. 1867] , and Peter Favelore, Arnald
de Mounteny, John Dean, John de Gernon, Thomas de
Eldeshalle, John de Legh, Thomas de Walmesford,
Robert Bousser, Robert de Cheny, John son of Hugh
de Lancaster of Parva Reynes, John Barentyn
[no. 1866] , John de Osevill, David de Caunton,
Hugh fitz Simon, and Robert Dartres, all with the
earl; Geoffrey de Say and Stephen Coude, John
Sprake, Edward Traycote, Walter Glowere, Nicholas
Bossegre, Roger Botencombe, John de Breouse
[no. 1874] , John son of Elias de Neuton, Ralph de
Wylyngton, John de Wyngefeld, Walter de la Lee,
William de Wauton, Richard Mone, Roger Werkman,
Robert Gaypin, Robert Piedeleure, Henry Bossegre,
Henry Dodde, John son of Simon de Chaumberleyn,
Nicholas de Chaumberleyn, Thomas Clarel, Robert
le Rede, Hugh Hubert, William Coke, Roger Swayn,
John Wyndelesore, Edward Corcheville and Andrew de
Bures, all in company of John de Warenna, earl of
Surrey, [c 71/15, m. 32] [All until All Saints].
3435 June 7
John son of Percevall Symeon with Roger de
Swynnerton; Robert de Halgeton with William de
Monte Acuto; William de Littlstote, William de
Okhurst, Alexander de Stoppesley, Almaric de
Sancto Amandolno. 18681, Robert de Hildersle,
Robert de Neuburgh, Sir Thomas West, John Wyard,
parson of Rodmarton, William le fitz Elys, John de
Percy, Richard de Patishull, John Countevill,
Thomas Warde, Philip Durdent, Gerard de Braybrok,
Francis Bache, John de Molyns, Henry Estonore,
William de Carleton, Robert de Burton, parson of
Farlyngton, Thomas Wale, Thomas Huscarl of
Bedyngton of Magna Porle, Philip de Inglefeld, John
son and heir of Matthew de Clyvedon; Walter de
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1335
3435 June 7 Contd.
Mauny, and Thomas Heron of London and Alan Isoude,
both with him; Henry Huset [no. 1868] and William de
Calverdale, Thomas de Wyntreshull [no. 1868],
Nicholas Avenel, John de Gatewyk and John de
Huntyngfeld, all with Henry. [All until All Saints.]
[C 71/15, m. 30].
3436 June 8
John Ryvet with John Lesturmy. [C 71/15, m. 27].
Owin ap Lewelyn ap Owin, William de Clynton, James
de Audeleye, David ap Lewelyn ap Phelip, William
atte Barre of Derby, Walter de Shobdon, Thomas
Ughtred, Robert Albyn of Hemelhampstede, Augustin
le Waleys, John de Melfas, John de Sanderwyk,
William de Cornewaill, William Luk, Richard de
Faveresham, Richard de Halum, John de Bury,
William Lewere, Alan Laurence, John la Zousche,
Nicholas de la Despense; William de Hyntes,
Richard Heryng, John de Thorpe, clerk, Hugh Norman,
John de Cokham, clerk, Peter de Weston, parson of
5tevenache; Peter de Aklum with Peter de Malo Lacu
le quynt; Hugh de Eland, Richard de Bukton, Guy le
Fusiciene, Mr Guy 'medicus'. [C 71/15, m. 30). John,
earl of Cornwall, and Sir John de Weston, Michael son
of Thomas de Ponyng, Michael de Ponyng, Thomas de
Ponyng, Arnald Sauvage, Richard de la Bere, Richard
de Donyngton with Philip le Despenser, Sir Thomas
de Weston, Hugh son of Hugh de Nevill, Nicholas de
Boklond, parson of Bassingburn, Edmund son of
Edmund Haklut, knight, Reginald le fitz Herbert,
Humfrey Wace, John de Eynesford, Edward Kendale,
Thomas le Chaumberleyn, Richard Daumpere, John de
Hardreshull, Roger de la Ware and John de
Breaunzoun, all with earl [John]. [C 71/15, m. 32]
[AH until All Saints).
3437 June 10
Nicholas de Portyngton, John de Monte Gomery
[no. 1870), William de Coucy, Roger de Swynnerton,
William Alcok of Hoveden with Thomas de Metham,
IC 71/15, m. 29). Henry fitz Henry, Robert son of
Hugh de Hull, Robert de Ellerton, John de Laton,
Randolph Pigote; Geoffrey son of Hugh de Hull with
Henry fitz Hugh; John de Camoys and Thomas Noreys,
both with Hugh de Hastynges. [C 71/15, m. 30).
(All until All Saints.) Thomas de Heton, knight,
Christmas. [C 71/15, m. 28).
3438 June 12
Philip Aubyn [no. 1873), John Pecche, Thomas de
1335
3438 June 12 Contd.
Norton, Thomas de Alta Ripa and Thomas Blaket,
all with John de Monte Gomery. [C 71/15, m. 29).
Martin de Ixnyng, keeper of the house of St John,
Dorchester, and deacon of Bossmere, Suffolk;
Conan de Ask in company of Henry de Percy; William
de Percy, George de Naborne, Robert son of Robert
Stiward of Louthorp, Thomas de Heslarton, Walter de
Heslarton. [C 71/15, m. 30). Richard de Hoton of
Old Salkeld in company of Robert de Clifford,
William CarbonelLno. 187l] and Thomas Latymer,
John le Harpour, Conan son of Henry Miles, Robert
son of John le Latymer and John Latymer, all with
William Latymer, Peter de la Mare, Oliver de
Cernyngton and John son of John de Harnham, all
with Edward de Monte Hermerii; Elias de Assheburn
with John Darcy, justiciar of Ireland; Hugh, son
and heir of John de Sancto Johanne of Halnak,
Thomas de Assheburn, John de Karliola. [C 71/15,
m. 29] I All until All Saints).
3439 June 13
John de Verdoun [no. 1870], Thomas de Lodelowe,
John fitz Richard and Robert Botetourt, all with
John. [AH until All Saints.] [ibid).
3440 June 14
Nicholas de Burneby with Thomas, earl of Warwick;
All Saints. |C 71/15, m. 28].
3441 June 15
Thomas de Heton; Christmas, 'to be of no validity
if Thomas goes back meanwhile'. [C 71/15, m. 29).
John de Grey of Retherfeld; All Saints. Hugh de
Garton, Thomas de Ardern, Hugh de Sancto Johanne
[no. 1871), Reyner de Coton, parson of the church
of St George of Henton; Sir Hugh de Hastynges,
John de Warenna, earl of Surrey [no. 1874), William
de Pole, Edward de Monte Hermerii, John son and
heir of John Lovel of Tychemershe, knight, William
le Latymer [no. 1885), Ebulo Lestraunge [no. 1866],
Simon de Beltoft, Henry fitz Hugh, Ralph son of
Ralph Saunzaver, knight. [C 71/15, m. 30). Richard
de Herthill, Alan de Athelyngflete, clerk, John de
Waynflete, William de Northwell, clerk, Peter atte
Halle of Cranewell. [C 71/15, m. 28). John Howard
senior, admiral of the fleet from the Thames north-
wards; Ralph de Grey of Retherfeld with John de
Grey of Retherfeld; William de Clynton [no. 1870],
Sir William de Tweng, John de Norwico, Thomas de
Bourn, John son of William de Ros of Hamelak
500
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1335
3441 June 15 Contd.
[no. 18761, Hugh le Despenser [no. 1869], Roger de
Okoure, John de Moubray, Hugh Tirel [no. 1881],
Warin le Latymer [no. 1881], Gilbert Talebot, Henry
son of Conan de Kelkefeld, John Kyriel, Henry son
of Hugh de Raveneswath, Nicholas de Menyll, John
Lesturmy, Sir John de Lyouns. [C 71/15, m. 30)
[All until All Saintsl.
3442 June 16
John le Waleys and Henry de Farnham with Henry
de Ferariis. [C 71/15, m. 27]. Robert de Grisle
with John de Norwico; Richard de Belhous, Richard
son of Simon fitz Richard, Constantine de Mortuo
Mari junior. [C 71/15, m. 28] [All until All Saints].
3443 June 18
Gerard son of John Salvayn in company of Ralph de
Nevill. [C 71/15, m.27]. Ebulo Lestraunge [no. 1866],
and Robert Darcy, Adam de Gilyngham, Edmund de
Swyneford, William de Eyncourt, Robert de Littelbury,
John de Soulers, John Bernard, clerk, Roger
Lestraunge, Saer de Rocheford, John de Melborn,
clerk, Walter de Hamby, William de Wylughby, John
de Wylughby [no. 1870], Thomas Pecche, Brian de
Thornhill, Thomas de Novo Mercato junior, Thomas
de Hoo, John Lestraunge, Hugh de Braytof, William
White, John de Cokryngton, Nicholas Deuros, Robert
Crispyn, John de Eyncourt, Ralph de Bulmere, parson
of Normanton, John de Tachewell, Randolph de Parys,
John de Haryngton and Walter de Stalyngburgh, all
with Ebulo; Richard son of Geoffrey de Castreton,
knight, Thomas Wake of Depyng, Thomas de Suthorp,
Oto de Botetourte, Bartholomew de Burgherssh
[no. 18841, Gerard son of John de Useflet, Richard
Byroun with John son of William de Ros of Hamelak,
knight; John de Rigges, Giles de Bassyngburn, John
Clervaus of Croft senior. [C 71/15, m. 28]. William la
Zouch Mortimer and Thomas Russelyn, Reginald de
Norford, Robert de Bereford, William de Hales,
William le Charneles of Bedeworth and Thomas
Cammeys, all with William.[C 71/15, m. 29) [All
until All Saints].
3444 June 20
Sir Henry fitz Hughe [C 71/15, m. 27] . John de
Colevill, Ralph Spigurnel and John Rotsee, all with
John Tibetot, John Lestraunge of Blaunkmonster
[no. 18771 and John de Chetewynde. Griffin de Lee,
1335
3444 June 20 Contd.
both with John. [C 71/15, m. 28] [All until All
Saintsl.
3445 June 21
William Lovel with Henry de Lancaster [no. 1879],
Robert son of Thomas Barry; William son of William
de Stephen with John son of William de Roos of
Hamelak, knight; Adam de Clifton [no. 1878], Walter
de Neirford, John deGodesfeld. [C 71/15, m. 28].
John de Drax, parson of Galeby, in company of John
de Moubray; Thomas de la Ryvere, Nicholas de
Hewyk, Robert de Saxton, Thomas de Longespy,
William Moigne, parson of Siglesthorn, William
Moigne, clerk. [C 71/15, m. 29] [All until All Saintsl.
3446 June 22
John de Kirketon [no. 1877]^ [C 71/15, m. 27].
William de Harpedene with John de Gray of Retherfeld;
John Mareschall, Richard son of John de la Porte
of Northampton, Robert Darches, Richard Lemyng,
Roger Stormy, Thomas de Verdon. [C 71/15, m. 28]
[All until All Saintsl.
3447 June 23
Peter de Ovedale, Oliver de Denham and Robert de
la Rokele with Peter; Gilbert de Bourghdon and
Robert de Morteyn with Gilbert de Umfravill, earl
of Angus. '■ C 71/15, m. 261. Stephen de Eure and
Eustace de Folevill, William Notebon, William son
of John de Hacumby, William Wate, Thomas de Lacy,
William Spigurnel, all with John Tibetot; Sir Thomas
de Hertford in company of John de Moubray. [C 71/15,
m. 27]. Sir Gilbert de Boroudon; John Tibetot
[no. 18801. [C 71/15, m. 28] [All until All Saintsl.
3448 June 24
Sir John Bacoun and Simon Perpount with William de
Kerdeston; Robert de Bilkemore [no. 1882], William
Gramori and Thomas de Roclyf with Thomas Ughtred,
Thomas de Halughton with William de Clynton; Peter
de Scydemore [no. 1870], John de Cranle, Walter du
Park, Robert son of Robert Cole, Robert de Bilkemore,
John, son and heir of John de Moubray, John, son and
heir of John de Moubray of the Isle of Axholme, John
de Moeles, Conan son of Henry de Kelkefeld. [C 71/15,
m. 27]. Robert son of John de Marmyoun of
Wynferyngham, knight; Humfrey de Hastang, parson of
Bradele, with Ralph de Stafford, Gerard de Insula
with Richard, earl of Arundel,[C 71 '15, m. 28] [All
until All Saintsl.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1335
3449 June 26
John Burdoun with John de Lyouns; Hugh de
Bokenham with Robert de Ufford; John de Musters,
in company of Ralph de Nevill; Walter son of Adam
de Cove with Sir William de Kerdeston, Thomas de
Furneux of Carleton in Lyndrik, with Henry fitz
Hugh; Walter son of Walter le Cove with Sir William
de Kerdeston; William Trussel junior and Theobald
Trussel with Henry de Lancaster; Oliver de
Servyngton with Edward de Monte Hermerii; Roger de
Saxlyngham, and Geoffrey atte Lee, John de
Blounvyll, William Warde, Thomas de Welyngton,
John de Colby, Hugh de Hastynges, Robert de
Erpyngham, William Criketot, Sir William de Felton,
John de Loudham, William de Braytoft, Thomas de
Shelton, John de Breouse [no. 18741,' John de Bavent,
John de Caldetote, Robert de Scales, Peter de Ty,
William de Langham, John de Shardelowe, Geoffrey
Maloisel and Peter de Wendeleburgh, all with Robert
de Ufford; Richard de Harthill, Thomas Malet, John
de Houton, parson of Bovey, Thomas de Houton,
Thomas de Newerk, Hugh de Normanton, Robert de
Newerk, John de Seyton, Sir John de Sutton of
Wyvenho I no. 1885] . [C 71/15, m. 27] . Nicholas
Pecche; John de Freford with Ralph de Stafford;
Robert de Styrkeland, James Douneluggyng and
Gilbert de Daunay all with William de Coucy.
[C 71/15, m. 28] . Ralph de BotiUer with
William de Clynton. [C 71/15, m. 29] [All until
All Saints] .
3450 June 27
Thomas de Berkele [no. 18851. Thomas de Holbrok,
Nicholas Shirlock [no. 1870], Robert de Ferariis,
kinsman and heir of Robert de Ferariis, Robert de
Ferariis [sic\ [no. 18871. [All until All Saints. |
[C 71/15, m. 271.
3451 June 28
Richard lePoure.lC 71/15, m. 26l. John de Cave.
IC 71/15, m. 271 [Both until All Saintsl.
3452 June 29
Thomas le Crouder in company of Henry de Percy,
Richard le Vyntener. [Both until All Saints. 1 [C 71/15,
m. 271.
3453 June 30
John de Notebem with Bartholomew de Burgherssh,
Roger Newman, Peter de Gildesburgh, clerk, Robert
Roter, John le Hunte, Thomas de Brencheleye,
1335
3453 June 30 Contd.
Richard de Peplesham, Nicholas del Castel; John de
Shepeye with Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick; John son of Hugh de Nevill, knight, with
John de Veer, earl of Oxford. I All until All Saints.]
[ibidl.
3454 July 1
Maurice de Berkeleye in company of Thomas de
Berkeleye; William de Ercalwe in company of
Richard, earl of Arundel [no. 1885]; William Hord
with James Daudele; Richard Blundel of Bradden
and Robert son of Walter le Povere, both with Robert
de Ferariis; William Daumarle with the king.
[C 71/15, m. 261. Henry Hillary. [C 71/15, m. 27l
[All until All Saintsl.
3455 July 2
John Chaumberlayn with Thomas Ughtred; Edward le
Despenser with Henry de Ferariis. [Both until All
Saints. 1 [C 71/15, m. 26l.
3456 July 3
William Deveros, Richard de Walden, Sir Roger
Rohaut, Thomas de Siwardby, Thomas de Hastang,
Robert de Mauley, John de Parys. [All until All
Saints. 1 [C 71/15, m. 27l.
3457 July 4
Peter de Nevill with Thomas de Ughtred, All Saints,
[ib.dl.
3458 July 8
Anthony de Lucy. [C 71/15, m. 25l. Robert de
Daventre with William de Clynton [no. 1887],
Gilbert de Umfraumvill, earl of Angus; Robert de
Bracy and Philip de Chetewynd. [C 71/15, m. 27]
[All until All Saintsl.
3459 July 10
Roger de Chetewynd with Roger de Swynnerton;
All Saints. [C 71/15, m. 25|.
3460 July 12
Roger de Swynnerton, Nicholas de Bolevill, Thomas
de Seint Leger, Thomas Corbet, John de Gouiz,
William de Alba Marlia; Philip de Chetewynd with
Roger de Swynnerton J C 71/15, m. 25l. Thomas son
of Thomas Corbet of Dedynton, John de Reymex.
!C 71/15, m. 271 [All until All Saintsl.
3461 July 18
Thomas Sauvage, JohnClerevaux. [C 71/15, m. 20|.
502
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1335
3461 July 18 Contd.
William Lacy of Dukesworth with Simon de Beltoft.
[C 71/15, m. 251 [All until All Saints].
3462 July 20
John de Bretteby, chaplain, Thomas Saunford;
Robert Darreis in company of Ralph de Nevill;
Thomas de Ros of Kendale; William de Sancto
Quintino in company of Ralph de Nevill. [C 71/15,
m. 25]. Thomas Gunnays junior. IC 71/15, m. 26]
[All until All Saintsl.
3463 July 22
Robert Malet, All Saints. |C 71/15, m. 21].
3464 August 7
Peter de Brugges; All Saints. tC 71/15, m. 20).
Stephen de Bassyngburn with William de Monte
Acuto [entry dated Aug., no day specified].
[C 71/15, m. 27].
3465 August 8
Walter de Crek; All Saints. (C 71/15, m. 25].
3466 August 20
John son of John Talb' [sic\; All Saints, [ibid].
3467 August 25
Warin de Bassingburn; All Saints. [C 71/15, m. 17].
3468 August 28
John de Lyouns with Hugh de Freyne, defending
the town of Berwick, Christmas. Hugh de Freyn,
defending the town of Berwick; Christmas. [C 71/15,
m. 17]. John son of William Russell of Wermouth;
All Saints. [C 71/15, m. 25].
3469 September 1
John de Vienna. [C 71 '15, m. 17! [No duration given]
3470 September 3
Henry de Bello Monte, earl of Buchan [no. 1892],
All Saints, [ibid].
3471 September 14
Richard Talebot; 2 Feb. libidl.
3472 October 1
Adam de Bastenthwayt with Anthony de Lucy; All
Saints. [C 71/15, m. 17|.
3473 October 4
Robert de Kebu, Christmas. [C 71/15, m. 8).
1335
3474 October 9
John le Chaundeler of London in company of John de
Strivelyn, defending Edinburgh castle; William le
Spicer. [Both Easter.) [C 71/15, m. 9].
3475 October 10
William de Felton, defending Roxburgh castle;
Geoffrey son of Thomas de Wrotham of London in
company of John Cornubia [John, earl of Cornwall).
[Both Whitsun.] [ibid].
3476 October 11
Thomas West; Easter, [ibid].
3477 October 23
William fitz Waryn in company of William de Monte
Acuto; 2 Feb. [ibid).
3478 November 2
John de Gouiz; 2 Feb. [C 71/15, m. 8].
3479 November 15
Adam de Bastenthwait in company of Anthony de
Lucy; Whitsun. [C 71/15, m. 7].
3480 November 16
Sir Thomas de Heton; John son of William Russel of
Weremouth, defending Roxburgh castle. [Both
Whitsun.) [ibid].
3481 November 20
Thomas de Stirkland in company of Anthony de Lucy;
Whitsun. [ibid].
3482 December 4
Anthony de Lucy [no. 1901]; Whitsun. [C 71/15, m. 9].
3483 December 6
Robert de Ufford, Whitsun. [C 71/15, m. 3].
3484 January 1
Thomas Ughtred; Whitsun.
ibid].
3485 January 11
Alan son of Alexander de Bastonthwait and Thomas
son of Walter de Stirkeland, Thomas de Ros, Robert
de Ros, Thomas de Levenes, John de Levenes,
Adam de la Solere, Patrick son of Patrick Brounson,
Hugh Gilquen, Nicholas Gilquen, Patrick de
Shepesheved, Roger Hoteway and Richard le Keu,
all with Anthony de Lucy, keeper and justiciar of
Berwick. [All Whitsun.] [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1336
3486 January 22
Walter de Kirkebride in company of Anthony de Lucy,
keeper of the town of Berwick and justiciar of
Laudon' [Lothian); Whitsun. [C 71/15, m. 4].
3487 January 23
Thomas de Burgh, clerk; Michaelmas, libidj.
3488 March 16
John de Goniz; Stephen Waleys in company of
Henry de Percy. iBoth Michaelmas.) [C 71/16, m. 29).
3489 March 20
Sir John de Goniz; Nicholas de Burneby, John de
Verdon. lAll Michaelmas.) [C 71/16, m. 28).
3490 April 7
Nicholas de Castello, David de Assheby and Robert
de Sussex, all with Guy de Badelesmere; Henry de
Percy, William de Percy. [C 71/16, m. 28). Guy de
Badlesemere [no. 1904). IC 71/16, m. 29) [All
Michaelmas).
3491 April 12
William de Bohun; Michaelmas. [C 71/16,
29).
3492 April 18
Sir Nicholas de Burneby. [C 71/16, m. 2l). Sir John
de Percy with Henry de Percy; John de Segrave and
John Cursoun with him; Thomas de Bello Campo,
earl of Warwick, and John de Bello Campo, Thomas
de Boudon and Nicholas Pecchee, all with Thomas.
[C 71/16, m. 27) [All Michaelmas).
3493 April 20
John de Veer, earl of Oxford, and John de Sutton of
Wyvenho, William Crocheman, William de Tendring,
William de Wauton, Robert de Wauton, Baldwin de
Botetourt, John de Sender and Stephen de Bernham,
all with the earl. [All Michaelmas.) [ibid).
3494 May 1
Thomas Roscelyn [no. 1906); Henry de Hauvill in
company of Thomas Roscelyn; Richard son of Simon
fitz Richard. [All Michaelmas.) [C 71/16, m. 22).
3495 May 4
John Donneur in company of Thomas Ughtred,
Michaelmas. [C 71/16, m. 26] .
3496 May 5
William de Holmeton with Henry de Bello Monte,
°arl of Buchan, Michaelmas. .C 71/16, m. 27| ,
1336
3497 May 20
John de Trussel and Philip de Chedwynde with
Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick,
Michaelmas, fc 71/16, m. 27).
3498 May 23
Gerard son of John Salvayn, in company of Ralph
de Nevill; Michaelmas. [C 71/16, m. 22).
3499 May 24
Roger de Chedwynde with the earl of Warwick;
Michaelmas. [C 71/16, m. 27).
3500 May 25
Peter de Monte Forti with the earl of Warwick;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3501 May 26
John, son and heir of John son of Robert de Preston,
in company of Henry de Bello Monte; Michaelmas.
[C 71/16, m. 22).
3502 June 3
Walter Peverel, Michaelmas. C 71/16, m. 2l).
3503 June 4
Anthony de Lucy [no. 1915|, Easter, [ibid).
3504 June 18
Henry de Gayton, Michaelmas, [ibid).
3505 July 3
John de Tibetoft, Michaelmas, [ibid).
3506 July 7
Hugh de Audele [no. 1910), Roger de Nowers and
Edmund de Appelby, both with Hugh. [All 2 Feb.)
[C 71/16, m. 19).
3507 July 8
Nicholas son of John de Nevill, 2 Feb. [C 71/16,
m. 21).
3508 July 12
Richard de Ryveshale in company of John, earl of
Cornwall, 2 Feb. [C 71/16, m. 20l.
3509 July 14
William de Clynton, 2 Feb. |ibid|.
3510 July 15
Thomas de Stanton with John, earl of Cornwall;
2 Feb. IC 71/16, m. 19|.
504
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1336
3511 July 16
John dePotenhale.[C 71/16, m. 17l. Sir Robert
Bousser with Hugh de Audele. [C 71/16, m. 19]
[Both 2 Feb.).
3512 July 18
Nicholas de Cantilupo [no. 19131; Christmas.
[C 71/16, m. 181.
3513 July 20
John, earl of Cornwall; Christmas. [C 71/16, m. 16l.
Ralph de Gildesburgh with him; 2 Feb. IC 71/16,
m. 191.
3514 July 30
Thomas le Chaumberlein with John, earl of Cornwall;
2 Feb. Simon Basset, Robert de Wadenho, Thomas de
Seint Leger, all with the earl; Christmas.
[C 71/16, m. 17].
3515 August 3
John de Molyns in company of William de Monte
Acuto [no. 19141; AH Saints. [C 71/16, m. 181.
3516 August 10
William de Pulham of London in company of Henry
de Ferariis; 2 Feb. [C 71/16, m. 14].
3517 August 14
Thomas Roke, Peter son of Adam Walker, Adam son
of Thomas Ward, Marmaduke de Tweng, Thomas son
of Thomas de Levenes, Adam de la Celere, Roger
Oteway, John son of Thomas de Levenes, Henry son
of William son of William de Rispeton, Thomas son
of William de Ros of Kendale, William son of William
de Ros of Kendale, Robert, brother of the said
William, Robert de Caplesheved, William son of John
fitz Benedict, William son of Peter de Mire, Roger,
brother of the said William son of Peter, Nicholas
son of Baldwin fitz Gilbert, Robert Dounyson of
Caplesheved, Robert Tilleson, Robert de Greteby,
Richard Robtservant de Ros, William son of John
fitz Patrick, Roger de Caplesheved, William son of
Henry de Caplesheved, William son of Patrick son
of William Mons, Adam son of Thomas del Holme,
Alexander de Medilton, William son of Thomas del
Holme, John de Eskebanck, Hugh Gyleqwene,
Nicholas Gileqwene, Roger de Levenes, Ralph de
Levenes, Gregory de Holme, Patrick de Bland, Adam
son of Henry Shephird, Patrick de Shepisheved,
William de Aldehargh, Richard le Keu, all with
Anthony de Lucy; 2 Feb. [C 71/16, m. 16l.
3518 August 18
Walter de Mauny; 2 Feb. [ibid].
3519 August 25
John Wade in company of the earl of Cornwall;
2 Feb. [ibid].
3520 August 26
John de Shirebourn in company of the earl of
Cornwall, John de Ayllesford.[Both 2 Feb.] [ibid].
3521 September 8
Thomas Cok; 2 Feb. [C 71/16, m. 14].
3522 September 10
John de Pirie in company of the earl of Cornwall;
Walter Pedel, Owan Corder. [All 2 Feb.] [C 71/16,
m. 161.
3523 September 21
Guy son of Bartholomew de Badlesmere [no. 1918],
2 Feb. [C 71/16, m. 13].
3524 September 22
John Lovel; Edmund Burdet, John Curson, John de
Segrave, John Waleys and John de Goniz; Hugh de
Frene [no. 1921], Walter de Mauny; Thomas de
Breynton with John Trussel of Cubleston.[ All 2 Feb.]
[C 71/16, m. 14].
3525 September 23
Sir Henry de Percy, William son of Henry de Percy,
Thomas de Grey senior; Thomas Wale with William
de Monte Acuto [no. 19171; Edmund de Bonyngton
and William de Preston with William de Bohun.
[All 2 Feb.l IC 71/16, m. 13].
3526 September 24
Peter de Monte Forti with Thomas de Bello Campo,
earl of Warwick, 24 June. Peter de Greote, clerk,
citizen of Worcester; John Trussel of Cublesdon
and William de Calverhale with him. [All 2 Feb.]
[C 71 '16, m. 16).
3527 September 26
Richard, earl of Arundel, [C 71/16. m. 12].
Nicholas de Portyngdon. [C 71/16, m. 16l [Both 2
Feb.l.
3528 September 28
John de Welughby and Serlo de Rocheford, Stephen
Tours, John de Tachewell, Thomas de Novo Mercato
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1336
3528 September 28 Contd.
junior, John de Cokeryngton, ali with John. [All 2
Feb.l [C 71/16, m. 12).
3529 October 1
John de Rotse; 2 Feb. I ibid).
3530 October 2
Henry de Bello Monte, earl of Boghfan] [BuchanJ
1 no. 19191; Easter, [ibidj.
3531 Octobers
Robert de Pavelly, John Pouger and Thomas de
Pavelly, all with Hugh de Frene. [C 71/16, m. 111.
Robert son of Robert de Scales, John Brocas, John
de Stryvelyn, William Stury.lC 71/16, m. 12l [All 2
Feb.l.
3532 October 5
Gerard de Useflet; 2 Feb. [C 71/16, m. 13).
3533 October 6
Richard Byroun and Nicholas Porter, Roger Suthiby
and Hugh Sharpe, all with Richard; Robert son of
John de Ferrariis; Robert de Ferrariis, kinsman and
heir of Robert de Ferrariis [no. 19201, and Robert
son of John de Ferrariis. Ull 2 Feb.l IC 71/16, m. 9l.
3534 October 10
Gerard de Woderyngton in company of William de
Bohun; Stephen Maudeleyn of Teteneye. [Both 2 Feb.
[C 71/16, m. lOl.
3535 October 18
Stephen Waleys in company of Henry de Percy;
2 Feb. [ibid!.
3536 October 20
John de Veer, earl of Oxford, 2 Feb. 1 ibid).
3537 October 21
Richard, earl of Arundel; 2 Feb. [ibidl.
3538 October 26
Sir John de Leybourne and Robert de Leybourne,
Thomas de Wynnesbury, William de Wynnesbury,
David ap Cadweledre, Thomas le Mareschal, Hugh
Burnel, Ririth apCadogan, all with John; Sir Thomas
fitz Retherici, Sir James de Trumwyn; William
Carbonel in company of Ralph de Nevill. [All 2 Feb.l
IC 71/16, m. 61.
3539 October 27
Robert de Middelton, 2 Feb. IC 71/16, m. 10|.
1336
3540 October 28
Ralph de Stafford and Sir John de Stafford [no. 19231,
Walter Culy of Haukeswell, Thomas Pecche, John
Bagot, Robert de Ridware, Humfrey de Hastang,
James de Pype, John Bosoun, John Hillary, James de
Bromwyche, Thomas Mallesores, Thomas de
Kynardeseye, Robert de Legh, Henry de Assewell,
John Cressy, John le Bakere, Thomas de Sheyneton,
Henry Pouser, John de Pertow and Richard de
Merton, all with Ralph. lAll 2 Feb.l [C 71/16, m. 6).
3541 November 1
Robert de Benhale; Robert Corbet with William de
Bohun. [Both 2 Feb.l [C 71/16, m. 111.
3542 November 3
Hugh de Frene; Easter. [C 71/16, m. 5l. Richard de
Hoton of Old Salkeld with William de Bohun; 2 Feb.
[C 71/16, m. 131.
3543 November 10
Robert de Collevill [no. 1928] and William de
Collevill, Gilbert de Pecche, Gerard de Barkeston
of Wytham, John de Wasteneys, Thomas de Wasteneys,
William Toly, Adam Seyntelowe, Stephen de
Wiltelesford, William son of Hugh Freman of
Southikam, all with him. [All Easterl. William Lovel
and Thomas le fitz Morice of Berkele; 2 Feb.
[C 71/16, m. 51. Peter Corbet; Easter. [C 71/16, m. 61.
3544 November 12
James son of Nicholas Daudele; Easter.
[C 71/16, m. 51.
3545 November 22
John de Erlegh [no. 19301, Sir John Murdak and
Richard atte Welle of Compton Mordak with him.
[All Easter.! [ibidl.
3546 November 24
Robert de Morle [no. 19291, Richard de Bellehous,
John le Mortemer, Geoffrey le Foun, William de
Pateslet, Hamo de Feltone, William de Careswelle
with Richard, earl of Arundel; Thomas de Sancto
Mauro. [All Easter.lj ibid).
3547 November 26
Guy de Badlesmere; Easter. 1 ibidl.
3548 November 28
Thomas le Breuse [i
19311; Easter, (ibidl.
PART II. PROTECTIONS
1336
3549 December 10
John son of John Langeton in company of John de
Stryvelyn; Easter. William de Felton; Whitsun.
IC 71/16. m. 41.
3550 December 16
William de Crathorn, kinsman and heir of Nicholas
son of Gilbert de Luda, defending Edinburgh castle
with John de Stryvelyn [no. 19321; Easter, [ibidl.
1337
3551 February 2
John de Goniz; 24 June. [C 71/17, m. 22l.
3552 March 4
John de Ufford; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3553 March 6
Anthony de Lucy [no. 19331; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3554 March 10
Henry de Percy, William de Percy; Michaelmas.
[C 71/17, m. 2ll.
3555 March 11
Walter de Mauny; 24 June, [ibidl.
3556 March 15
John de Mumby in company of the earl of Angus;
Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 22l.
3557 March 16
Thomas de Ughtred; Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of
Angus, and John Rottese with him [no. 1936];
Michaelmas. Sir John de Stafford in company of
Ralph de Stafford; 24 June. [ibid].
3558 March 24
Thomas de Useflete, clerk [no. 1934]; Michaelmas.
[C 71/17, m. 20].
3559 March 25
Gerard de Wyderyngton; Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 22] .
3560 March 26
Hugh son of William de Cressy. [C 71 '17, m. 20].
Thomas Wake of Lidel. [C 71 '17, m. 2ll [Both
Michaelmas].
3561 April 1
John de Wylughby [no. 1935]; 24 June. IC 71/17,
m. 201.
1337
3562 April 3
Ralph de Stafford and Thomas Pecche, John Bagot,
Robert de Ridware, Humfrey de Hastang, James de
Pype, John Bosoun, John Hillary, James de
Bromwych, Thomas Mallesores, Thomas de
Kynardeseye, Robert de Legh, John de Pertow,
Richard de Merton, John le Bakere, Thomas de
Sheynton, John Cressy and Henry Pouger, all with
him; 24 June. [ibid].
3563 April 6
William de Lyham in company of Henry de Percy;
Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 18].
3564 April 10
Guy de Stodeham in company of John de Moubray;
Michaelmas, [ibid],
3565 April 14
Johnde Potenhale [no. 1937]; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3566 April 16
Thomas son of Gilbert de Sengilton, John de Brocas;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3567 April 22
Sir Thomas Ughtred; Thomas de Sywardby in company
of William de Ros of Hamelak. [Both Michaelmas.]
[C 71/17, m. 19].
3568 April 23
Sir Nicholas de Burneby in company of Thomas de
Bello Campo, earl of Warwick [no. 1939]; Michaelmas,
[ibidl.
3569 May 1
Hugh le Despenser [no. 1938]; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3570 May 5
John son of Martin de Nustede, 1 Aug. I ibidl.
3571 May 12
Sir Peter de Nevyll staying in Stirling castle;
Michaelmas. [C 71 '17, m. 18].
3572 May 18
Adam le Keu of Cotyngham in company of Thomas
Wake of Lidel; Michaelmas. [C 71 '17, m. 19].
3573 May 28
Ralph de Nevyll; Richard, ecrl of Arundel, Peter
Cok of Ravenesrod in company of Thomas de Useflete,
clerk. [All Michaelmas.] [C 71/17, m. 18].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
507
1337
3574 May 29
John son and heir of John de Moubray; John de
Moubray and Reginald Chuk, Thomas de Stokbrig,
Robert de Saxton, and Thomas de Wyntryngham,
all with him. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
3575 May 30
Robert de Nevyll of Horneby. [ibid]. Robert de Hilton,
John Torny, John de Mewes, William Dysny, William
de Sancto Quintino, Gerard Salvayn of Brunneby,
Hugh de Normanton junior, all with Thomas Wake of
Lidel. [C 71/17, m. 19] [All Michaelmas].
3576 June 1
Sir William de Percy in company of Henry de Percy;
Sir Robert Bousser in company of Hugh Daudele,
earl of Gloucester. [Both Michaelmas.! [C 71/17,
m. 18] [Spaces left for addition of others in these
companies, but no names entered].
3577 June 8
William de Crathorne in company of Ralph de Nevyll,
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3578 June 10
Acrisius de Halnathby in company of Thomas Wake
of Lidel; Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 19].
3579 June 20
Sir John de Stafford with Ralph de Stafford [no. 1942[,
Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 14).
3580 June 23
John Marmyon with Thomas Ughtred; Michaelmas.
(C 71 '17, m. 17).
3581 June 24
Thomas de Metham in company of Thomas de Bello
Campo, earl of Warwick; Christmas. [C 71/17, m. 14].
3582 June 27
Henry de Percy; Christmas, i ibid!.
3583 July 6
Thomas Ughtred, Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 18].
3584 July 13
John de Grey of Retherfeld and Ralph de Grey with
him. [Both 2 Feb.] [C 71/17, m. 14] [Space left for
more names, but none entered].
3585 July 16
Robert Marmyon, Michaelmas. (C 71/17, m. 18].
1337
3586 July 18
Thomas, earl of Warwick, 2 Feb. (C 71/17, m. 14].
3587 July 20
John de Stryvelyn; Thomas de Rokeby. [Both no. 1943;
both one year.) Nicholas Charnels in company of the
earl of Warwick; Christmas, [ibid].
3588 July 23
Sir Roger Dakeney; Robert de Cheny with the earl of
Warwick. [Both Christmas.] [ibid].
3589 July 24
John de Baillifman of Gaynsford in company of John
de Stryvelyn; 2 Feb. Gerard Salvayn of Bruneby with
Thomas Wake of Lidel; Michaelmas. [C 71/17, m. 2l].
3590 July 26
Henry de Valoignes in company of Thomas, earl of
Norfolk, marshal of England, Christmas. Henry de
Valoignes; Easter. [C 71/17, m. 14].
3591 July 28
Hugh de Eland, Christmas, [ibid].
3592 August 6
Thomas Wake of Lidel, Roger de Hilton; William son
of Peter de Anlaghby. [All 2 Feb.] [C 71/17, m. 19].
3593 August 8
William de Kelleseye, parson of Navenby I no. 1945],
[C 71/17, m. 13]. John de Rither. [C 71/17, m. 18]
[Both Christmas).
3594 August 16
Sir Henry de Percy, William de Percy; Christmas.
[C 71/17, m. 14).
3595 August 20
Richard Talbot, Easter. (C 71^17, m. 12).
3596 August 27
Sir Nicholas de Menill of Wherelton, 2 Feb.
[C 71/17, m. 14).
3597 September 6
Gilbert de Briddesal, Martinmas. [C 71 '17, m. 12).
3598 September 10
Thomas Ughtred and John Turgys of London, surgeon
(cit;rger), in his company; Easter, [ibid].
3599 September 20
Robert de Holm; one year. Thomas de Woure; William
508
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1337
3599 September 20 Contd.
deAune.lBoth Easter.l [C 71/17, m. 111. Nicholas
Burneby, Easter. IC 71/17, m. 13].
3600 September 23
Anthony de Lucy [no. 19481; Easter. [C 71/17, m. 111.
3601 September 24
Robert de Holm, Easter, [ibid].
3602 September 25
Sir Thomas Ughtred and Walter de Gerwardby with
him; Easter, [ibid].
3603 September 26
Sir Peter de Nevill and William de Asshebourne, Sir
John de Harles, John de Chaumpaigne, John Lorkyn,
William de Radenhale, clerk. Sir John de Loudham
[no. 19471, Edmund de Tylneye, Nicholas atte Berghe,
clerk, Thomas de Knenyton, Ralph de Boylound,
Richard de Goldyngham, John de Aldham, William de
Welyngton, Richard de Lantony, Richard de la
Penetrie, Sir Otto Botetourte, William de Conyngere,
Roger de Estreford, clerk, John de Wyndesore, Robert
Botiller, clerk, Geoffrey Asengwe, Robert Haukere,
Henry atte Halle, Ivo de Kenytone, Robert de Dedham,
John Saly, William Gyffard, John Herlyng, and Sir John
de Furneux, all with Thomas, earl of Norfolk; 24 June,
[ibidl.
3604 October 1
Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England; Easter.
I ibidl.
3605 October 2
Adam de Shareshull in company of Richard Talebot;
Easter, [ibidl.
3606 October 5
Sir Robert Bertram in company of Henry de Percy;
one year. [C 71/17, m. 121.
3607 October 6
Peter de Monte Forti, Easter. [C 71 17, m. 111.
3608 October 8
Richard deHoton. [ibidl. Richard de Hoton of Old
Salkeld.lC 71/17, m. 121 [Both Easterl.
3609 November 12
Hugh le Despenser |no. 1952!; John Russel in
1337
3609 November 12 Contd.
company of William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury;
Roger de Stevenes of Wrottesleye, William son of
Geoffrey atte Gatacre, Richard Kemp, John de
Foulford, Richard de Quyhetteshaye, Adam de Hocley,
Stephen atte Touneshende of Wrottesleye, Thomas
Crey of Cumpton, Hugh de Wrottesleye, John Leg
[sic], Ralph de Foulford, Thomas son of Thomas
Crey, Thomas son of Richard de Quyhetteshaye,
William son of Thomas Crey senior. [All Easter.]
[C 71/17, m. 5].
3610 November 15
Gilbert de Say, Thomas de Ingmanthorpe, Hugh de
Depedene, Philip Wichard, Thomas de Brewosa.all in
company of Richard, earl of Arundel; Easter, [ibidl.
3611 November 16
Henry de Percy; Whitsun. [C 71/17, m. 6l.
3612 November 30
Hugh de Audele, earl of Gloucester, Ralph de
Stafford and Robert de Bilkemore with him; Easter.
[C 71/17, m. 4l.
3613 December 4
Guy de Badlesemere [no. 1953], and Thomas Lovet,
Robert de Sussex, Thomas de Verdon, John Barri,
Martin Durward, John Avenel, John fitz Bernard,
William Pariz, Elias de Poule, William de Deen,
William Pygot, John Boylond, Thomas de Apeltresfeld,
Thomas Pecche, Otto de Grantston, Adam de Heghton,
Robert Flemyng, parson of Bernghby, Ralph
Beauchaumn and Emericus de Rokesle, all with him;
William Chauntpernoun with Thomas de Berkele. [All
Easter.l [C 71/17, m. 31.
3614 December 6
Richard, earl of Arundel [no. 19541; Easter. [C 71/17,
m. 51.
3615 December 10
William de Careswell [no. 1956]. [C 71/17, m. 3|.
William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury
[no. 19541. [C 71/17, m. 5l [Both Easterl.
3616 December 12
John de Wyncote with Hugh le Despenser, Easter.
|C 71 17, m. 31.
3617 December 14
Hugh le Despenser, son and heir of Alianore le
Despenser; Easter. [C 71/17, m. 5|.
PROTECTIONS
1337
3618 December 20
John Stretthe with Richard, earl of Arundel; Easter.
IC 71/17. m. 21.
3619 December 27
Henry de Wylyngton; Easter. IC 71/17, m. ll.
1338
3620 January 1
John de Boulton in company of Guy de Badlesmere;
Easter. [C 71/17, m. 2l.
3621 January 3
John de Driby; Easter, tibidl.
3622 January 4
John Torny of Overewarston; Easter, [ibid]. John de
Grey of Codenore in company of the earl of
Gloucester [no. 1957]; Easter. [C 71/17, m. 4].
William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury; Whitsun.
[C 71/17, m. 5].
3623 January 6
Sir Edmund de Appeby and Sir Robert Bourser, in
company of the earl of Gloucester; Easter. |C 71/17,
m. 4].
3624 January 8
Sir Thomas Heselarton in company of Henry de Percy,
Whitsun. [C 71/17, m. 6].
3625 January 10
John de Mereworth in company of the earl of
Arundel; Easter. [C 71/17, m. 5).
3626 January 26
Roger Husee in company of William de Monte Acuto,
earl of Salisbury; Easter. 'C 71/18, m. 23]
[incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 555 b] .
3627 February 6
Thomas de Bradestan; Easter. Robert, kinsman and
heir of Robert de Ferers, Robert son of John de
Ferariis, Sir Robert de Ferariis, Robert de Ferariis,
son and heir of John de Ferariis, Robert de Ferariis,
kinsman and heir of Robert de Ferariis, Sir Robert de
Ferers. [All Michaelmas]. Guy de Badelesmere,
Richard de la Port of Northampton; Thomas West and
William Waleys, Ralph de Tanggelegh, Walter le fitz
Waryn, Thomas de SwynteshuU, Peter de Warrewyk,
Henry Peverel, Richard de Penlegh and Thomas de
Athelyngton, all with him. [All Whitsun. I I ibidl.
1338
3628 February 7
Ralph son of Reginald Perot and John de Pentelowe,
Amaury de Sancto Almando, Sir Roger Muse, John de
la Ryver, all with the earl of Salisbury; Whitsun.
I ibidl.
3629 February 10
John de Luterel; Easter. Adam son of John le Clerc
of Bererelay and Robert de Nevill; Michaelmas.
[All with the earl of Salisbury. 1 libid].
3630 February 18
Bartholomew de Fanecourt, Robert de Fanecourt;
24 June. [ibid].
3631 February 28
Thomas de Brewes with Richard, earl of Arundel,
Whitsun. [ibidl.
3632 March 2
John Turgis of London surgeon (cerger), defending
St John's town of Perth in company of Thomas
Ughtred; Whitsun. [ibid].
3633 March 12
Thomas Ughtred and Thomas Ughtred, knight [.sicl;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3634 March 13
Hugh le Despenser, son and heir of Alianore le
Despenser, 1 Aug. Robert de Nevill of Hornby with
William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury;
Michaelmas. [C 71/18, m. 22l.
3635 March 16
Robert de Cheny in company of Richard Talbot;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3636 March 30
Roger de Lynacre with Henry de Percy, Whitsun.
[ibidl.
3637 April 2
Richard Talbot [no. 1958|, Michaelmas.
IC 71/18, m. 23].
3638 April 7
Guy son of Bartholomew de Badelsmere [no. 19601;
24 June. |C 71/18, m. 22|.
3639 April 12
Roger Lestraunge in company of Richard, earl of
Arundel; Michaelmas, [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1338
3640 April 15
Robert de Wilkemore in company of Hugh de Audele,
earl of Gloucester. [C 71/18, m. 23]. Anthony de
Lucy [no. 1961]. [C 71/18, m. 22] [Both Michaelmas].
3641 April 16
John de Leukenore of Harndon [incomplete in Rot.
Scot..!, 556b], John son of Ralph de Leukenore and
John de Murdak, all in company of William de Monte
Acuto, earl of Salisbury; Michaelmas.
[C 71/18, m. 22].
3642 April 20
Henry de Wilynton, staying at the siege of Dunbar
castle; 1 Aug. [ibid].
3643 April 22
Guy de Badlesmere [no. 1959], Sir Thomas Ughtred;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3644 April 25
John son of John atte Up Halle of Little Carleton,
in company of Thomas de Rokeby; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3645 April 26
Nicholas de Cantilupo; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3646 April 28
Alexander de Wyvelse of Qwaplade, staying in the
town of Berwick; Michaelmas. [C 71/18, m. 26].
3647 May 1
Gerard Salveyn in company of Richard Talbot [?1;
Michaelmas. [C 71/18, m. 23l.
3648 May 5
John de Hothum le Neveu with Henry de Percy,
Michaelmas. IC 71 18, m. 20).
3649 May 12
Sir Thomas de Rokeby [no. 1962]; Easter. [C 71/18,
m. 16].
3650 May 19
John de Lilleburn 1 no. 19631, Easter.
[C 71/18, m. 14].
3651 May 20
John de Grey of Cadenore (Codnorl in company of
Hugh Daudele, earl of Gloucester; Michaelmas. libid[.
3652 June 1
William de Kellesleye, clerk, chancellor of Berwick,
1338
3652 June 1 Contd.
and Herbert de Gresseby, clerk, with him; 2 Feb.
[ibidl.
3653 June 8
Robert de la Forde and Ralph son of Ivette de
Tonstede senior, both with Thomas de Rokeby,
All Saints. [C 71/18, m. 12].
3654 June 16
Sir John de Goniz; All Saints, [ibid].
3655 June 24
John de Brigham defending Perth in company of
Thomas Ughtred; Christmas. Richard Talebot, and
Adam de Shareshull, Philip de Boketoft and Robert
de Cheny [no, 1964[, all with him; 2 Feb. [C 71/18,
m. 13].
3656 July 10
Ralph Daubeney, 2 Feb. [ibid].
3657 July 27
John son of John atte Uphalle of Little Carleton,
with Sir Thomas de Rokeby; Easter. [C 71/18, m. 8].
3658 August 1
Adam de Asshet, James de Brugges and Nicholas de
Portyngton with John de Stryvelyn; 24 June.
[C 71/18, m. 7].
3659 August 3
Walter de Pavely of Telesford; Christmas.
[C 71/18, m. 3).
3660 August 4
Thomas Ughtred, also for Thomas under name of
Thomas Ughtred, knight, and for John atte Fen of
Lenne and Reginald de Walton in his company;
Easter. [C 71/18, m. 8].
3661 August 5
John son of Thomas de Gloucestre with Thomas de
Rokeby; Easter, [ibidl.
3662 September 28
Walter de Elyon defending Berwick in company of
Richard de Talbot, keeper of the town ; Easter.
[C 71/18, m. 9|.
3663 October 2
Edward son of John Salvayn defending Roxburgh
castle with William de Felton; Gerard Salvayn of
Hersewell. [Both Christmas.! [C 71/18, m. 6].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1338
3664 October 15
William Lyham, defending Berwick castle; Easter.
I ibid).
3665 October 22
Thomas Ughtred; 24 June. [ibid!.
3666 November 5
Sir Thomas de Rokeby [no. 1969); one year.
IC 71/18. m. 18].
3667 November 6
Roger Doget, clerk; 24 June. IC 71/18, m. 4l.
3668 November 8
Aymer Burdet with Thomas de Rokeby; one year.
libidl.
3669 November 16
Alexander de Chesewyk with Richard Talbot; 24 June.
IC 71/18, m. 31.
3670 December 6
Thomas Noreys in company of Richard, earl of
Arundel; 1 Aug. [C 71/18, m. 22i.
1339
3671 January 1
William son of John son of Olive de Yncslet, with
Thomas Ughtred; 24 June. [C 71/18, m. 1).
3672 January 26
John de Thyngden, clerk [no. 1972], John son of
Peter le Clerk de Thinden, parson of Outheby [see
no. 3687]; 24 June. [C 71/19, m. 11].
3673 February 4
Walter son of Peter de Helioun; Michaelmas, libidl.
3674 February 23
John Turgys, surgeon (cerger) of London, defending
Berwick in company of Richard Talebot; Michaelmas.
[ibidl.
3675 March 1
Robert de Cheny with Richard Talbot, John de
Alveton.lBoth 1 Aug.] (ibidl.
3676 March 24
William de Thornton with Thomas de Rokeby;
Michaelmas. iC 71/19, m. 9|.
3677 March 28
Stephen Waleys; Michaelmas, [ibidl.
1339
3678 April 12
Richard de Hoton of Old Salkeld defending Stirling
castle with Thomas de Rokeby; Michaelmas. I ibid].
3679 April 14
Alan de Heton in company of Thomas de Rokeby,
1 Aug. [ibid].
3680 April 20
Peter Godgrome, John de Apleton, Thomas son of
Robert de Rokeby [no. 1973] and Thomas de Clisseby,
all in company of Thomas de Rokeby; Thomas de
Rokeby, Sir William Marmyon de Kyseby, Sir William
Marmyon de Billyrigburgh. [All Michaelmas.! [ibidl.
3681 May 1
John de Clixeby, staying at Perth, Michaelmas,
libidl.
3682 May 2
John de Gerwardby, Michaelmas. [C 71/19, m. 8].
3683 May 8
John son of Thomas de la Ryvere in company of
Thomas de Ughtred; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3684 June 16
Alan son of Thomas de Heton, knight, defending
Stirling castle in company of Thomas de Rokeby;
Christmas. [C 71/19, m. 6].
3685 June 20
Robert Doget and Roger his brother; Easter.
IC 71/19, m. 9].
3686 June 22
William Baude; Michaelmas. IC 71/19, m. 6l.
3687 July 8
John son of Peter le Clerk of Thyngden, lately
parson of Clevefeld; Martinmas. (Note) 'Renewed
by roll because it was granted otherwise' [see no.
3672 above], [ibid].
3688 July 10
Sir Thomas de Rokeby; Martinmas, libidl.
3689 July 25
Robert de Houton, parson of Holme in Spaldingmore,
defending Roxburgh castle in company of William de
Felton; Christmas. [C 71/19, m. 5l.
3690 September 10
Richard Talbot of Bampton, defending Berwick;
Christmas. IC 71/19, m. 3].
PROTECTIONS
1339
3691 October 24
Richard de Salkeld; 2 Feb. I ibid).
3692 October 28
Sir Thomas de Rokeby [no. 19751; Easter. William
de Wodehall, going to Scotland with Thomas,
constable of Stirling and Edinburgh; 2 Feb. (ibid).
3693 November 26
John de Appleton in company of Thomas de Rokeby;
Easter. [C 71/19, m. ll.
1340
3694 January 14
William de Liham, defending Berwick castle, Whitsun.
[C 71/19. m. 31.
3695 February 1
Thomas le Ward with Thomas de Rokeby, constable
of Stirling and Edinburgh, William de Ayremynne.
[Both 24 June.l Alexander de Freston, going to
defend Lochmaben castle; Easter. [C 71/20, m. l].
3696 February 2
Sir Thomas de Rokeby [no. 19771; one year. [ibid].
3697 February 4
William Bohun, earl of Northampton, staying
overseas; 24 June. (Note) 'Renewed because it
was otherwise recorded', (ibidl.
3698 February 10
William de Thorp of Gatehemelsay and John de
Eshton, both with Thomas de Rokeby; 24 June,
[ibidl.
3699 March 1
Sir William Brous, defending Roxburgh castle with
William de Felton, the constable; Michaelmas.
Robert de Weston and William de Gisburn, defending
Stirling and Edinburgh castles with Thomas de
Rokeby, constable; 1 Aug. [C 71/20, m. 15l.
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., i, 604 bl.
3700 April 26
John de Moubray and Richard Palmer of Berwick in
his company, going to Berwick; Roger de Weston,
Thomas son of Thomas le Lister [dyer] of Thresk,
Reginald de Stircheleye, John de Leyburn, Adam
Pycard, Adam de Novo Mercato, John de Laton,
John de Halsham, Reginald de Novo Mercato,
Herbert de Gresseby, Vincent Bavent, William le
Barber, Geoffrey de Moubray, Walter son of Thomas
1340
3700 April 26 Contd.
le Lytster of Thresk, f all with Moubray] . [ All one
year.) [C 71/20, m. 11].
3701 April 27
Peter de Caldewell with Thomas de Rokeby,
constable of Stirling and Edinburgh; William de
Craythorn, kinsman and heir of Nicholas son of
Gilbert de Luda, William de Gisseburn, son and heir
of Robert de Gisseburn, John son of John de Eure,
James son of Gervase de Lethelaye, Ralph Sauvage
of York, Thomas le Forester of Toucestre. [All 1
Aug.]. Peter de Caldewell [as above], John son of
John de Eure and James son of Gervase de
Lethelay. [All one year.) [ibid].
3702 April 28
William de Felton, constable of Roxburgh;
Alexander de Moubray. [Both one year.] [ibid].
3703 April 29
John de Aldrethe defending Roxburgh with William
de Felton; 1 Aug. [ibid].
3704 May 8
John atte Fenne with Thomas de Rokeby; Christmas.
[C 71/20, m. 91.
3705 May 9
Richard Mauleverer, parson of Welle, with Thomas
de Rokeby; Christmas, [ibid].
3706 May 26
John son of Robert de Fourneus with Thomas de
Rokeby, keeper of Edinburgh and Stirling; Christmas.
[C 71/20, m. 8: .
3707 June 1
John de Boulton, defending Berwick; William de
Rouclyf, Thomas de Weston and Sir John de Rithre.
[All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
3708 June 22
John de Brerton in company of Thomas de Rokeby;
Christmas. (C 71/20, m. 5].
3709 July 8
Thomas son of John de Malton, defending Lochmaben
castle, Christmas, [ibid).
3710 August 14
Robert de Culwenne defending Berwick with John de
Moubrav, its keeper; Easter. [C 71/20. m. 41.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
513
1340
3711 September 12
Thomas fitz Richard, defending Berwick; Christmas.
[C 71/20, m. 2].
3712 September 26
Thomas Gretheved, going to defend Stirling castle;
24 June, [ibidl.
3713 October 12
Sir William de Wystowe defending Berwick in company
of John de Moubray; Easter, [ibidl.
3714 October 26
Hugh del Newetoun, defending Roxburgh castle; one
year, [ibidl.
3715 December 2
Thomas fitz Richard, defending Berwick; Easter;
'to be of no value if Thomas returns meanwhile'.
tC 71/20, m. ll.
[End of Roll C 71/201.
1341
3716 January 28
Sir William Brous with Thomas de Rokeby, constable
of Stirling and Edinburgh; Michaelmas. [C 71/21.
m. 11].
3717 March 4
Thomas de Rokeby, constable of Stirling and
Edinburgh castles [no. 1980J. [C 71/21, m.5. 10, 11].
Robert de Weston with Thomas. [C 71/21, m. 11]
[Both one year].
3718 March 15
John de Moubray [no. 1979], 28 April. [C 71/21,
m. 10].
3719 March 23
John de Leybourn, defending Berwick in company of
John de Moubray, its keeper, 28 April, [ibid].
3720 May 4
Robert de Bowes, defending Stirling castle; one year.
[ibid!.
3721 May 8
John son of John de Preston, Michaelmas, [ibid].
3722 May 24
Sir Henry de Haveryngton with William de Felton,
constable of Roxburgh; one year. [ibid|.
1341
3723 June 8
Robert de Swynford; Henry de Cressewalle with
Ralph de Stafford; John Grym; Robert son of John
de Swyneford. [All 1 Aug.]. [C 71/21, m. 9].
3724 June 20
Elias son of William de Kellawe; 2 Feb. [ibid].
3725 June 26
Sir Thomas de Bradestan; 1 Aug. [ibid].
3726 July 4
John de Mohun of Dunsterre; 1 Aug. [ibid].
3727 July 10
Sir John de Causton; 15 Aug. [ibid].
3728 August 23
William de Careswell, going to stay as keeper of the
town of Berwick [no. 1982]; one year. [C 71/21, m. 8].
[ibid].
3729 September 12
Robert de Clifford; Easter; attested by king and
council, because Robert Parvyng, treasurer, and
others attested that Robert is defending the marches
by the king's orders. [C 71/21, m. 8].
3730 October 2
Ralph de Wilyngton with Henry de Lancaster, earl of
Derby; 2 Feb. [C 71/21, m. 6].
3731 October 8
John de Paston [Johannis apprentice de Paston\
\sic], going to stay with William de Careswell,
keeper of Berwick; one year; 'to be invalid after
John comes to England, if he should come there
meanwhile'. |C 71/21, m. 4]. Alan son of William la
Zouche Mortimer with Ralph de Stafford (no. 1983];
Easter. |C 71/21, m. 5|.
3732 October 10
Alan de Fenwyk defending Roxburgh castle in
company of William de Felton, its keeper; Easter;
'to be invalid if Alan should return from that castle
meanwhile'. [ ibid|.
3733 October 12
Richard de Crombewelle and Sir William Trussel
senior in company of Ralph de Stafford; William de
Ingeldesthorpe with the said earl |.sjc|. [All 22 Feb.l.
[ibidl.
514
PART II. PROTECTIONS
1341
3734 October 15
Hugh le Despenser in company of the earl of Derby
[no. 19851; Easter. [C 71/21, m. 3]. Alan de Fenwyk
defending Roxburgh castle with William de Felton;
22 Feb. [C 71/21, m. 4].
3735 October 17
Hugh le Despenser, son and heir of Alianore, widow
of William le Zouche Mortimer, in company of Henry
de Lancaster, earl of Derby [nos. 1985, 37341;
Easter. fC 71/21, m. 3>
3736 October 20
Sir William de Burton in company of Sir John de
Bello Monte; Easter. [C 71/21, m. 4l.
3737 October 23
John son of Henry de Bello Monte, lately earl of
Bougghamne [Buchan], Sir John de Bello Monte.
[Both Easter.] [ibid].
3738 October 24
John de Moubray and John son of John de Moubray
with Henry de Lancaster. [C 71/21, m. 3l. John de
Monte Gomeri in company of William de Kildesby.
[All Faster.] [C 71/21, m. 4|.
3739 October 27
Thomas de Bradeston [no. 1984]; Easter. [C 71/21,
m. 41.
3740 October 28
Sir William Lescrop with Ralph de Nevill, Easter,
[ibid].
3741 October 30
Edmund de Ufford le Frere; Easter. [C 71/21, m. 3].
3742 November 2
Sir John de Grey of Codenore with Henry, earl of
Derby; John de Grey of Codenore [sic]. [Both 2 Feb.l
libid].
3743 November 3
Peter de Wokyndon with the earl of Derby; Sir Walter
de Thrykyngham and John his son, in company of
Sir John de Bello Monte. [Both Easter.] |C 71/21,
m. 2].
3744 November 6
Sir William de Coucy; Easter. [ibid[.
1341
3745 November 8
Sir Richard Talbot, Sir Alan la Zouche of Assheby.
[Both Easter.] [ibid].
3746 November 20
Henry son of Geoffrey le Scrop; William son of Henry
le Scrop knight, with Ralph de Nevill [no. 1986[;
John de Parys, parson of St Mary of Covenham, John
de Parys, executor of the will of Henry de Bello
Monte, late earl of Bougham [Buchan] , and Sir
Richard de Rouclif, separately, in company of Henry
de Bello Monte. [All Easter.] [ibid].
3747 November 22
John de Moun of Dunsterre | no. 1987] and William
Spygurnel with him; Bartholomew de Burghersh le
fitz and John Giffard with him. [All Easter.] [ibid|.
3748 November 25
John Lercedekne with Walter de Mauny; Easter, [ibid].
3749 December 3
Sir Richard de Stapelton with Walter de Mauny
[no. 1988]. [ibidj.
3750 December 10
William de Swynford and Henry de Sothill with John
Darcy of Cosyn; Sir Richard de Cornwaille; Edmund
de Cretyng. [All Easter.] [ibid].
3751 December 20
William de Brous in company of Ralph de Nevill;
William de Brous, knight. [Both Easter.] |C 71/21,
m. 1].
3752 December 28
Richard de Mosselegh, Easter, [ibid].
1342
3753 January 10
Richard de Hoton of Old Salkeld, Sir Thomas de
Metham; Easter, [ibid].
3754 January 13
William de Clynton, earl of Huntingdon; Easter,
[ibid].
3755 January 20
William de Bohun, earl of Northampton |no. 1990|;
Whitsun. |C 71/21, m. 2).
(End of Roll C 71/21|.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
515
1342
3756 March 20
Robert de Clyfford; Michaelmas. [C 71/22, m. 15].
3757 April 6
RoUand de Vaus; Easter. [C 71/22, m. 12].
3758 May 9
Roger Hastis of Thorpmoyewes, defending Berwick;
Michaelmas, 'to be invalid if Roger leaves'.
IC 71/22, m. 13].
3759 May 12
William Miners, Walter de la Haye and Ralph de
Lollebrok. [All Michaelmas.] [ibid].
3760 May 20
Sir Thomas de Lucy; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3761 May 28
Roger Beler with John de Segrave; Christmas.
IC 71/22, m. 12].
3762 June 3
Gilbert Dumframvill, earl of Angus, and John de
Moundeby in his company; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3763 June 4
Walter Muffet of Scotland, clerk, with 4 horsemen and
their grooms and harness; 20 July. [John Randolf],
earl of Moray, and 16 horsemen with grooms and
harness; 29 Dec. [C 71/22, m. 13] [Both omitted
from Rot. Scot., i. 628, because vacated].
3764 June 20
Richard, earl of Arundel; Christmas. [C 71/22, m. 14).
3765 June 25
William de Clynton, earl of Huntingdon [no. 19941,
and Sir Waresius de Valoynes, Walter de Sevance,
John Kyriel [no. 1993], William de Groshurst and
James de Heygham, all with him; Christmas, [ibid] .
3766 July 6
Nicholas de Poyntz with Thomas de Berkele;
Christmas. [ibid|.
3767 July 10
Thomas de Baa, John de Yedmestre and Thomas de
Wynkefeld, all with Richard, earl of Arundel; Adam
de Perndon esquire, with Edward, king of Scotland.
[All Christmas.] [C 71/22, m. 12|.
3768 July 12
John Blundel of Toucestre and William de Leythorp
1342
3768 July 12 Contd.
with William de Clynton, earl of Huntingdon;
Christmas, [ibid].
3769 July 29
Robert Gower, Roger de Faudon, Roger de Tonge
and John de Wygington, all with Edward de Balliolo,
king of Scotland; Christmas. [C 71/22, m. 9].
3770 August 4
James Daudele [no. 1997]; Easter, [ibid].
3771 August 22
John de Burnham; Christmas, [ibid].
3772 August 30
Sir William Brous with Ralph de Nevill; William
Brous with Ralph. [Both Christmas.] [ibid].
3773 October 10
John de Crombwellbothum with William de Clynton,
earl of Huntingdon; Easter. [C 71/22, m. 7].
(End of Roll C 71/22].
1343
3774 January 28
William de Gayton of Line defending Berwick with
Peter Gretheved, one yea-. [C 71/23, m. 7].
3775 February 6
John Takell defending Lochmaben castle with
RoUand de Vaux, 1 Aug. [ibid].
3776 October 18
William de Crathorn, defending Berwick; William de
Crathorn, kinsman and heir of Nicholas, son of
Gilbert de Luda. [Both Easter.) [C 71/23, m. 5).
3777 October 20
Thomas del Priours of Thorpthewle, defending
Berwick; Easter. [C 71/23, m. 4|.
[End of Roll C 71/23].
1344
3778 February 13
Thomas son of William del Priours of Thorpthewles,
defending Berwick; 1 Aug. |C 71/24, m. l|.
3779 April 24
Sir Walter de Creyk, constable of Berwick castle;
one year. [ibid).
516
PROTECTIONS
1344
3780 June 20
Adam Seraunt of Hextildesham, defending Berwick;
Whitsun. [ibid].
3781 October 10
Thomas Littessone, William Cousone and John
Olyve, all of East Deeping, Richard Hunter, John
Gower and William de Crathorn, all defending
Berwick; Christmas. [C 71/24, m. 4l.
3782 October 11
Hugh de Thoresby, defending Lochmaben castle;
Easter, [ibid].
3783 October 12
John de Crombwelbothum and William de Crathorn,
defending Berwick; one year. [C 71/24, m. 1].
1345
3784 January 20
Thomas Littessone, William Cousone and John
Olyve, all of East Deeping, defending Berwick;
Whitsun. [ibid].
3785 May 10
John son of Walter de Thrikyngham, knight, defending
Berwick in company of John de Stryvelyn, keeper;
Michaelmas. [C 71/25, m. 4].
3786 May 14
John de Metham [as no. 3785 above]; Easter, [ibid].
3787 September 20
Sir Robert de Rouclif [as no. 3785 above]; Christmas.
[C 71/25, m. 2].
3788 October 8
George Salvayn [as no. 3785 above); Epiphany,
[ibid].
3789 December 3
Edmund de Denum; Easter. [C 71/25, m. 1].
1346
3790 January 29
Sir Robert de Rouclif [as no. 3785 above];
Michaelmas. [C 71 ''26, m. 9|.
3791 February 22
John de Duxfeld and Robert son of William de
Rolleston [as no. 3785 above.], Sunday before Palm
Sunday [2 Apr. 1346]. [ibid].
1346
3792 March 4
John Tibbetot, going to defend Berwick; one year
'or after that term should he return to England from
the custody of that town', same also for John under
name of John Tibbetot, knight [no. 2003]. [ibid].
3793 April 20
Sir Thomas de Lacy, going to defend Berwick in
company of John de Tibbetot, keeper of the town;
Robert Tong, clerk, Henry de Bokesworth, John de
Listone, John de Ligh. (All one year.] [C 71/26,
m. 7].
3794 Julys
Reginald Bate of Boseyate defending Berwick with
John Typetot; Christmas. [C 71/26, m. 6].
3795 July 26
William Taleboys of Crouden, John de Rotse and
Hugh fitz Simond, defending Berwick in company of
John Tibbetot, keeper of the town; Christmas, [ibid].
3796 August 20
Robert de Legbourn defending Berwick in company of
John Tibbetot; Christmas, [ibid].
3797 September 10
John de Loudham [as no. 3796 above]; Christmas,
[ibid].
3798 October 14
William son of William de Sancto Georgio [as no.
3796 above); Easter. [C 71/26, m. 5].
3799 November 6
William de Sancto Georgio [as no. 3796 above];
Christmas. [C 71/26, m. 6].
1347
3800 January 26
Geoffrey Lescrop with Ralph de Nevill; 1 Aug.
[C 71/27, m. 13).
3801 January 27
Henry de Percy senior; 1 Aug. [ibid).
3802 February 5
Robert de Routhe with Edward de Balliolo, king of
Scotland; 1 Aug. C 71/27, m. 12^.
3803 February 6
Richard son of Henry le Scrop, knight, with Henry
de Percy; 1 Aug; also for Richard under name of
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1347
3803 February 6 Contd.
Richard son of Henry Lescrop; 24 June. [C 71/27,
m. 13].
3804 February 19
Thomas de Muschance defending Roxburgh castle
with John de Coupeland; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3805 March 12
Sir John de Gysbourne, Sir Thomas de Pikworth and
Thomas son of Hugh de Pykworth all with Sir Thomas
de Rokeby senior, Michaelmas. [C 71/27, m. 8,
m. 13].
3806 March 20
Sir John de Caunton with Edward de Balliolo, king
of Scotland; Michaelmas. IC 71/27, m. 10].
3807 March 29
William Heron; 1 Aug. [C 71/27, m. 9).
3808 April 4
John de Moubray and Reginald de Sticheleye,
Stephen de Brethyngherst, Roger de Novo Mercato
junior, John son of John de Moubray, William de
Atton, Robert de Saxton, Vincent Bavent, John
Coket, John de Leyburn and Roger de Hewyk, all
with him, Michaelmas. |C 71/27, m. 10].
3809 April 18
Hugh de Wyntryngham with Henry de Percy; 1 Aug.
William de Dacre, son and heir of Ranulph de Dacre,
and Sir Henry le Scrop, both with Ralph de Nevill;
Edmund deCornewaill with Edward, king of
Scotland; Robert Gower, Sir Thomas de Rokeby
senior; Robert son of John Croupier of Skipton,
defending Jedburgh castle. [All Michaelmas].
Thomas son of Walter de Stirkeland, knight, and
Walter de Hakford, both with Henry de Percy;
1 Aug. Richard de Bolton and John de Ingram of
Pilham with Edmund de Cornubia junior; John
Lasseles of Suthcouton and Sir Gilbert de Bridsale,
both with Thomas de Rokeby senior.
[All Michaelmas.] [C 71/27, m. 7] .
3810 April 20
Michael Crokedayl with Sir William de Scargyl;
Michaelmas. ( ibid|.
3811 April 24
Sir Henry de Malton with Henry de Percy; 1 Aug.
libidl.
1347
3812 May 12
Henry Chernok and William de Aton with Henry de
Percy; 1 Aug. [C 71/27, m. 8].
3813 May 16
William son of Thomas de Synythwait with Ralph
de Nevill; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3814 July 6
Sir Thomas de Lucy; Michaelmas. [C 71/27, m. 6].
3815 July 10
Sir Robert Gower with Edward, king of Scotland;
Christmas. [C 71/27, m. 4).
3816 July 14
William de Kelleseye, clerk [no. 2006]; Christmas.
Robert Gower [as above]; Michaelmas, [ibid]
[C 71/27, m. 6].
3817 August 6
William de Swynburn the son with Gilbert de
Unfranvill, earl of Angus; William de Swynburn.
[Both Christmas.] [C 71/27, m. 5]. William Foweler
of Brackele with William de Kelleseye, king's
clerk; Easter. [C 71/27, m. 8].
3818 August 18
Henry de Percy senior, Ralph de Nevill, Walter de
Creyk and William Heron with Edward, king of
Scotland; Christmas. [C 71/27, m. 4].
3819 September 1
Thomas de Lucy; Christmas. [C 21/27, m. 3].
3820 September 3
Thomas de Karlel with Thomas de Lucy; Christmas,
[ibid].
3821 October 2
John de Moubray and Robert de Saxton, John de
Richemound, Roger Neumarche, Patrick de Moun,
Vincent Bavent, William de Atton, and John son of
John de Moubray, all with him; Christmas. |C 71/27,
m. 2].
3822 October 5
Thomas de Stanton of Ashwell with Walter de Crek;
Christmas. [ibid|.
3823 October 8
Ralph de Nevill, Christmas, [ibid].
PROTECTIONS
1347
3824 October 9
Walter de Hakford with Henry de Percy; Christmas,
[ibid].
3825 October 10
Sir Walter de Careswell defending Roxburgh castle;
Easter, [ibid].
3826 October 15
Thomas Craft with William de Percy, Christmas,
[ibid].
3827 October 16
Sir William de Careswell defending Roxburgh castle;
Easter. Henry son of Geoffrey le Scrop knight, with
Ralph de Nevill; Walter son of William de Hakford
of Westlewaterless, with Henry de Percy. [Both
Christmas.] [ibid].
3828 November 3
Sir John Trillowe, son and heir of Robert Trillowe,
with William de Careswell; Easter, [ibid].
1348
3829 January 26
William de Baunburgh, clerk, defending Roxburgh
castle with John de Coupeland; 24 June. [C 71/28,
m. 1].
3830 February 6
Robert de Pykeryng defending Berwick with Thomas
de Musgrave, keeper of the town; Richard Nowell
and John de Cosleye. [All Michaelmas]. [C 71/28,
m. 11].
3831 February 23
William de Kelleseye, parson of Navenby; Christmas.
[C 71/28, m. 10].
3832 April 13
Walter de Hakford defending Berwick castle in
company of Walter de Creyk; one year.
[C 71/28, m. 7].
3833 April 16
Thomas de Musco Campo defending Roxburgh castle
with John de Coupeland. its keeper; Michaelmas,
[ibid].
3834 April 28
Hugh de Thorsby, John de Appeltre. [Both 1 Aug.]
IC 71/28, m. 8|.
1348
3835 June 21
Sir Robert de Rouclif defending Berwick with
Thomas de Musgrave, its keeper; Michaelmas.
[C 71/28, m. 6].
3836 July 1
Henry son of Geoffrey Lescrop, knight; 2 Feb.
[ibid].
3837 November 20
Sir William Lengleys. [C 71/28, m. 4]. John de
Cokefeld of Stokeleylond, defending Lochmaben
castle. [C 71/28, m. 2] [Both Easter].
3838 November 24
Thomas de Muskham of Shenle, defending Lochmaben
castle; Easter, [ibid].
3839 November 26
Walter de Stirkeland defending Roxburgh castle with
John de Coupeland; Whitsun. [C 71/28, m. 3].
1349
3840 March 15
Sir Thomas de Roos, Patrick Jovet, sergeant, Adam
de la Chaumbre, Roger de Siggeswyk, John Dicmanson
of Capleshedes and Robert de Roos, all defending
Berwick with Thomas de Musgrave, keeper of the
town; Whitsun. [ibid].
3841 April 15
William de Kelleseye, parson of Navenby; one year,
[ibid].
3842 October 6
John de Coupeland, defending Roxburgh castle;
Easter. [C 71/29, m. 1].
3843 October 9
Sir Robert de Rouclif, with Thomas de Musgrave,
keeper of Berwick; Christmas, [ibid].
3844 October 10
Walter son of William de Hakford of Westlewaterles,
defending Berwick; one year, [ibid],
3845 October 12
Sir William Lengleys, defending Lochmaben castle,
Easter, [ibid].
1350
3846 February 20
Sir William Heroun; Martinmas. (C 71/30, m. 5l.
PROTECTIONS
1350
3847 April 16
Sir Walter Lengleys; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3848 June 5
John de Cleydon, defending Lochmaben castle;
Christmas. [C 71/30, m. 3l.
3849 June 30
Thomas Warde, las no. 3848 above]; Easter.
[C 71/30, m. 2].
3850 August 4
Robert de Whelpyngton, clerk, defending Berwick;
Christmas, [ibid].
3851 October 5
Sir William Lengleys, or Sir William de Engleys,
defending Lochmaben castle; Easter, [ibid].
3852 October 6
Robert son of Thomas de Swynburn, defending
Roxburgh castle with John de Coupeland,
Christmas, [ibid].
3853 October 12
Sir Thomas de Roos of Kendale, defending Lochmaben
castle; Easter. [C 71/30, m. 1).
3854 October 20
Henry son of Geoffrey le Scrop, knight, with the earl
of Northampton, 2 Feb. [ibid].
3855 October 28
John son of Thomas Haryngton, defending Lochmaben
castle; Easter, [ibid].
1351
3856 June 18
Sir Gerard de Wyderyngton defending Lochmaben
castle; Christmas. |C 71/31, m. 4].
3857 June 30
Robert de Stutevill, ! as next above]; Christmas,
[ibidl.
3858 July 26
Thomas de Benyngton, [as no. 3856 above];
Christmas. |C 71/13, m. 5|.
3859 November 3
Sir William Heroun [as no. 3856 above]; Easter.
[C 71/31, m. 2].
1352
3860 October 24
Thomas son of John de Estbillyng and Thomas de
Dalton, defending Berwick with Richard Tempest,
keeper of the town; one year. [C 71/32, m. 2].
3861 November 20
John de Coupeland, keeper of Roxburgh castle;
one year. [ibid].
1353
3862 March 8
Nicholas son of William de Crathorn defending
Lochmaben castle, Michaelmas. [C 71/33, m. 5].
3863 March 18
Edmund de Killum, defending Berwick with Richard
Tempest, keeper of the town; 2 Feb. [C 71/33, m. 4].
3864 April 18
Gilbert de Lincoln [as no. 3863 above], Michaelmas.
[C 71/33, m. 5].
3865 May 30
John de Depdene, defending Lochmaben castle;
Michaelmas. [C 71/33, m. 3].
3866 June 6
William de la Vale |as no. 3863 above]; Michaelmas.
]ibid].
3867 October 1
Thomas Warde, [as no. 3865 above]; Easter.
IC 71/33, m. 2].
3868 October 15
John de London, ]as no. 3865 above]; 2 Feb.
].bid].
3869 October 18
Sir William Heroun |as no. 3863 above]; Easter.
]ib.d].
3870 November 5
John Ussher and Sir John fitz Wauter, defending
Lochmaben castle with William Bohun, earl of
Northampton. [Both Easter.] |C 71/33, m. 1].
1354
3871 January 28
William de la Vale, defending Botill jBuittle] castle
with Edward de Balliolo, king of Scotland;
Michaelmas. [C 71/34, m. 8|.
520
PROTECTIONS
1354
3872 May 1
Richard de Ask, defending Jedburgh castle;
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3873 May 20
William son of William de Whitepays and John de
Appeltre, defending Lochmaben castle; Christmas,
[ibid].
3874 June 16
John de Wombewell defending Berwick with Richard
de Tempest, keeper of the town; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3875 October 24
Mr John de Boulton clerk, parson of Lyth in
Whitbystrand, defending Berwick; one year.
[C 71/34, m. 1].
1355
3876 January 28
Hugh de Louthre, Robert de Louthre, John de Denton
and John de Laton, all defending Lochmaben castle,
Michaelmas. [C 71/35, m. 131.
3877 February 6
Sir William Heron de Ford or Sir William Heron,
defending Berwick with William de Graystok, keeper
of the town; Michaelmas, [ibid],
3878 February 11
Richard de Cayton, merchant, defending Berwick,
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3879 March 1
Sir William, son and heir of Ralph de Dacre,
defending Berwick with William, baron Greystok,
Michaelmas, [ibid].
3880 May 20
Thomas de Lascels defending Roxburgh castle
with John de Coupeland one year. |C 71/35, m. 9|.
3881 July 25
Thomas de Lascels, defending the king of Scotland's
castle of Botill [Buittle]; one year. IC 71/35, m. 8].
3882 August 4
John de Barton of Fryton, defending Jedburgh castle,
Christmas. |C 71/35, m. 6].
3883 August 16
Sir Peter de Nuttle with Thomas, bishop of Durham,
John de Monceux. [Both Michaelmas.] [C 71/35, m. 5l.
1355
3884 October 8
John Bozoun, defending Berwick; Christmas, [ibid].
3885 October 14
Richard de Stanhope, defending Berwick castle;
Easter, [ibid].
3886 October 23
Sir John de Salvayn, defending Berwick, Easter,
[ibid].
3887 November 10
Thomas son of John de Estlillyng, defending
Berwick; Easter, [ibid].
3888 November 12
John and Richard Coleman of Alyton, going to
defend the castle and town of Berwick; Easter.
[ibid].
3889 November 24
Sir John Moryn with Henry de Percy; Easter.
[C 71/35, m. 71.
3890 November 27
John de Sancto Claro; 9 Feb. [C 71/35, m. 4].
3891 November 28
Sir Peter Malore with Amauri de Sancto Amando;
9 Feb. [ibid].
3892 November 30
William son of John de Molyns; Sir John Brocas.
[Both 2 Feb.] [ibid].
3893 December 1
Sir Thomas Ughtred senior, with Thomas, bishop of
Durham; Sir Humfrey Tromewyn and John de Holand
with Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March; Sir Thomas
Moygne. (All 9 Feb.] Richard Talebot; Easter, [ibid].
3894 December 2
Sir John fitz Wauter of Wodeham with William de
Bohun, earl of Northampton; 9 Feb. [ibid].
3895 December 3
Robert Tanny, king's sergeant-at-arms; 2 Feb.
[ibid].
3896 December 5
William Spaldyng, king's sergeant-at-arms, with the
earl of March; 9 Feb. Thomas Symkyn of Greenwich,
mariner; 2 Feb. [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1355
3897 December 8
Stephen de Hoo of Canterbury with Geoffrey de Say;
2 Feb. [ibid].
3898 December 10
John de Benyngton. [C 71/35, m. 3]. Walter Gyles of
Lefne with the earl of March. [C 71/35, m. 4] [Both
9 Feb.]
1356
3899 January 2
Sir Richard la Zouche and Robert Wodecok with
William la Zouche of Haryngworth; 16 Feb. [ibid].
3900 January 5
William Burgh of Brakley; 13 Mar. IC 71/35, m. 1].
3901 January 9
John de Sautre; 13 Mar. [ibid].
3902 January 10
John son of Thomas de Barton of Fryton, with Miles
de Stadelton; 13 Mar. [ibid].
3903 January 12
Geoffrey de Say; 16 Feb. (C 71/35, m. 3].
3904 January 16
Sir Thomas de Saardelowe, with William de Bohun,
earl of Northampton; Easter. Sir Walter de Verdon;
13 Mar. [C 71/35, m. 1].
3905 January 17
Sir John de Moubray, and Elizabeth his wife,
daughter and heiress of John de Segrave, Sir John
de Moubray of Axiholm senior. [Both 16 Feb.l [ibid].
3906 January 18
Thomas de Canterbirs; Mr John de Norwico, master
of the hospital of St James by Westminster, with
William de Dalton, clerk of the great wardrobe.
(Both Easter.] [ibid|.
3907 January 20
Sir William Talmache with William de Bohun, earl of
Northampton; Easter. William de Lilleburn defending
Roxburgh castle with Henry de Percy; one year.
Sir Thomas de Musgrave with Ralph de Nevill;
Easter, libidj.
3908 January 21
Mr Thomas de Nevill clerk, prebendary of Swerdes
in the church of St Patrick, Dublin, with Ralph de
Nevill, keeper of Berwick; Easter, libidj.
1356
3909 January 28
Sir Thomas de Besilles, with William de Bohun, earl
of Northampton; Easter. [C 71/36, m. 8].
3910 January 30
William atte Wode, king's sergeant-at-arms; 13 Mar.
[ibid].
3911 February 3
John de Paddebury; 13 Mar. [ibid].
3912 February 12
Sir Norman de Swynford, with Henry, duke of
Lancaster, Easter, [ibid].
3913 February 16
Sir John de Eure defending Berwick with Ralph de
Nevill; Easter, [ibid].
3914 March 8
Sir Thomas de Stirkeland, John and Henry de Podesay
of Bolton, all with Henry de Percy; Easter, [ibid].
3915 April 4
Roger, parson of Raureth, 16 July. [C 71/36, m. 6].
3916 May 5
Thomas de Nevill clerk, [as no. 3908 above] defending
Berwick; Christmas. [C 71/36, m. 8].
3917 May 14
Thomas son of John de Shardelowe, knight, defending
Lochmaben castle.; 8 July. [ibid].
3918 July 18
Richard Thirlewall, John his son, and John Fox,
defending Lochmaben castle; Easter. [C 71/36, m. 5|.
3919 November 20
Christopher de Lancaster, defending Berwick,
Easter. |C 71/36, m. 2].
3920 November 24
Sir Thomas de Furnyvall defending Roxburgh castle
with Henry de Percy- one year. [C 71/36, m. 3|.
135:
3921 January 28
William de Caunvill, defending Lochmaben castle;
Easter. [C 71/37, m. 11 1.
3922 April 18
Andrew de Aslakby, defending Roxburgh castle;
Michaelmas. [C 71/37, m. 10).
PART lit PROTECTIONS
1357
3923 May 1
John son of Thomas de Barton of Friton, defending
Lochmaben castle; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3924 July 14
Andrew de Aslagby defending Roxburgh castle with
Richard de Tempest, keeper, Easter. [C 71/37, m. 7].
3925 July 18
Thomas Graa of Trefford [as next above]; Christmas.
libidl.
3926 August 4
John Werour, and William Vespount, Patrick Adesson,
Thomas Wilkynesson Andreuesson \sic], Thomas
Symmesson, William son of Robert Vespount, knight,
Patrick Adesone of Auldsfonmore, John Werour of
Auldstonmore, Thomas son of Simon Lambe of
Auldsfonmore, Thomas son of William Andreusone of
Auldstonmore, all defending Lochmaben castle. [All
until Ascension day (10 May 1358).] [ibid].
3927 November 4
John son of John de Barton of Friton, defending
Lochmaben castle; Whitsun. [C 71/37, m. 4].
3928 November 12
Sir Richard Tempest, going as keeper of Roxburgh
castle; one year. [C 71/37, m. 3].
1359
3929 February 1
Edmund Talbot defending Roxburgh castle with
Richard de Tempest, keeper; Michaelmas.
IC 71/39, m. 8!.
3930 February 5
Walter son of Walter de Bukton, defending Berwick
castle; one year, [ibidj.
3931 March 18
Sir William Heron, staying in Jedbargh castle;
1 Aug. IC 71/39, m. 6!.
3932 July 4
Edmund son of Thomas Talbot [as no. 3929 above];
one year. |C 71/39, m. 5].
3933 July 9
Thomas Lovell, going to defend Berwick with John
de Coupeland; Easter. [C 71/39, m. 4|.
1359
3934 September 4
John de Coupeland, keeper of Berwick; Easter,
[ibid].
3935 September 6
Roger de Shulvestrode, defending Berwick castle;
Easter, [ibid].
3936 September 12
Thomas Wayte of Bungeye, defending Berwick;
one year. [ibid].
3937 December 13
Sir Richard Tempest keeper of Roxburgh castle;
Easter. [C 71/39, m. 2].
1360
3938 January 28
Robert de Heselrigg of Ponteland, defending
Roxburgh castle; Michaelmas. [C 71/113, m. 6].
3939 February 20
William son of Roger de Essh, going to defend
Roxburgh castle with Richard Tempest, keeper;
Michaelmas, [ibidl.
3940 February 25
Sir Thomas de Roos of Kendale, keeper of Lochmaben
castle; Michaelmas, [ibid].
3941 March 4
John Chartray of Graynham defending Berwick with
John de Coupeland, keeper of the town; Michaelmas.
[C 71/113, m. 4].
3942 April 19
John de Northburgh, defending Berwick; Michaelmas.
IC 71/113, m. 61.
3943 April 30
Thomas de Folyfait defending Roxburgh castle with
Richard Tempest, one year. IC 71''113, m. 5].
3944 July 12
John son of Thomas Menenill of Aptirleye [as next
above); one year. [C 71/113, m. 3].
3945 November 22
John de Bernardcastell, parson of Wymyngton.
defending Jedburgh castle with William Heroun;
Michaelmas. IC 71/113, m. 2).
PROTECTIONS
523
1361
3946 February 16
William son of Roger de Essh [as no. 3943 above],
Michaelmas. [C 71/40, m. 5].
3947 June 28
Thomas son of Robert de Rokeby, knight, las no. 394:
above]; Martinmas. [C 71/40, m. 31.
3948 November 24
John Chartray of Grayngham going to defend Berwick
with John de Coupeland, keeper of the town,
Michaelmas. [C 71/40, m. 2].
1362
3949 February 5
William de Essh or William son of Roger de Essh,
defending Roxburgh castle with John de Coupeland,
one year. IC 71/40, ms. 1, 6].
3950 October 15
Robert de Stanhope and Richard de Stanhope,
defending Berwick with Richard Tempest, keeper
of the town, one year. [C 71/41, m. 2].
1363
3951 June 23
John de Burton [as no. 3950 above]; Easter.
[C 71/42, m. 6].
3952 June 24
John fitz Richard de Burton [as no. 3950 above];
Easter, [ibid].
3953 July 1
Thomas de Rokeby, son of Robert de Rokeby,
knight, [as no. 3950 above]; Martinmas, [ibid].
3954 November 4
William son of Alan de Heton, defending the town of
Roxburgh with John de Coupeland; one year.
IC 71/42, m. 4].
1364
3955 April 16
Thomas Muschaunce defending Roxburgh castle;
one year.lC 71/43, m. 10).
3956 June 20
William Tutcoer, las next above], one year.
IC 71/43, m. 8].
1364
3957 July 6
Geoffrey and Adam de Medewecroft defending Berwick
with William de la Vale, one year. [C 71/43, m. 7].
3958 November 17
Gilbert de Elwyk, clerk, with William de la Vale,
chamberlain of Berwick; Robert Cristendome, bowyer,
defending Roxburgh castle with Alan del Strother
[Both one year.] [C 71/43, m 1]
3959 November 26
Robert de Belyngham defending Roxburgh castle
with Alan del Strothre; one year, libidl.
1366
3960 March 12
John de Fenwyk with Alan de Heton, keeper of the
town of Berwick; Michaelmas. [C 71/45, m. 8].
3961 March 14
Thomas de Stirkeland, defending Lochmaben castle
with Thomas de Roos, keeper, one year. [C 71/45,
m. 9J.
3962 May 18
Sir Thomas de Roos of Kendale and John Thomasson
de Ros of Kendale, defending Lochmaben castle;
one year. [C 71/45, m. 6].
3963 November 21
Robert de Clyfford defending Roxburgh castle; one
year. [C 71/45, m. 2].
1368
3964 May 24
Mr John de Bolton, chamberlain of Berwick, defending
the town, one year. [C 71/47, m. 5].
3965 October 4
Peter de Malo Lacu, keeper of Berwick, defending
that town; one year. [C 71/47, m. 3].
1369
3966 February 13
William Gramary, defending Berwick castle; one
year Ino. 2016]. [C 71/48, m. 8j.
3967 March IS
Hugh de Redchogh, defending Lochmaben castle;
one year, libidl.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1369
3968 May 10
Mr John de Bolton, chamberlain of Berwick; one
year. [C 71/48, m. 6].
3969 May 16
Sir Peter de Male Lacu the sixth (/e sisme), lord of
Seton, keeper of the town of Berwick, defending that
town; one year. [ibid).
3970 July 12
John Gower of Fasby, defending Berwick with Peter
de Malo Lacu, keeper; one year. |C 71/48, m. Ij.
1371
3971 April 29
Nicholas Sabrame esquire, defending Roxburgh castle
with Alan del Strother, keeper; one year. IC 71/50
m. 41.
3972 Apnl 30
William de Rypon, parson of Aldyngham, defending
Roxburgh castle with Alan de Strother; one year,
[ibid].
3973 May 14
Sir Richard de Tempest, defending Berwick castle;
one year. [ibid].
3974 May 21
Robert de Clifford, defending Roxburgh castle with
Alan de Strother; one year. [ibid].
3975 June 18
Sir Henry Gramory, going to defend Berwick castle
with Henry de Percy, keeper, one year, (ibidj.
3976 July 1
Sir Peter de Malo Lacu las no. 3969 above].
defending that town one year. [ibid].
1372
3977 April 21
Mr John de Boulton, chamberlain of Berwick;
one year. (C 71/51. m. 4j.
3978 April 28
Percival de Peusay, and Robert Belyngeham,
defending Berwick castle; one year. I ibid].
3979 May 27
Robert de Clifford, defending Roxburgh castle;
one year. I ibid].
1372
3980 November 26
Walter Rouland, defending Berwick; one year.
[C 71/51, m. 3].
3981 November 29
Richard Tempest, defending Berwick castle; one
year. [ibid].
3982 December 13
John son of Robert fitz John defending Roxburgh
castle with Alan del Strother, keeper; one year.
[C 71/51, m. 1].
3983 December 15
Sir Peter de Malo Lacu [as no. 3969 above], and
Sir Thomas Bosevill, defending Berwick; one year.
[ib.dJ.
1373
3984 January 27
Sir Philip de Colvyll defending Berwick with Peter
de Maulay, keeper; one year. [C 71/52, m. 5].
3985 February 24
John Lewyn of Durham mason, going to stay at
Berwick with Peter de Malo Lacu, keeper; one year,
[ibid].
3986 March 26
John de Grendon, defending Roxburgh castle with
Alan del Strother, keeper; one year. [C 71/52, m. 4].
3987 May 1
John Peche, defending Berwick with Peter de
Mawelay, keeper; one year, [ibid] .
3988 May 9
Robert de Belyngaumbe, defending Jedburgh castle;
one year. [C 71/52, m. 3[.
3989 May 24
John Thomasson Roos of Kendale, defending
Jedburgh castle, and William de Ripon, parson of
Aldyngham, defending Berwick castle; one year.
Iib.dl.
3990 May 25
John Lewyn of Durham, mason, defending Roxburgh
castle with Alan del Strother; one year. [ibid].
3991 July 2
John Bulmer, going to defend the town of Berwick
with Henry de Percy, keeper of that castle [.si'cj;
one year. IC 71/52, m. 2].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
525
1373
3992 July 9
Nicholas Rosels, defending Berwick castle; one
year. [ibid].
3993 August 22
Robert Clifford and John Palmar, defending
Roxburgh castle; one year, libidl.
3994 October 3
Sir Richard Grenacres going to defend Berwick
castle, one year. [C 71/52, m. Ij.
3995 October 28
Sir Thomas de Musgrave, keeper of Berwick, going
to defend that town, and William de Londres, parson
of Adyngham, with him, one year, libid].
3996 October 29
William de Killum, burgess of Berwick, defending
Berwick castle, one year. [ibid].
3997 November 20
Sir Richard Tempest, defending Berwick castle;
one year. [C 71/52, m. 2].
1374
3998 February 17
John de Boulton, lately parson of Lith, keeper of
the town of Berwick, and Mr John de Boulton,
chamberlain of Berwick, defending that town;
one year. [C 71/53, m. 5).
3999 March 14
Henry de la Vale of Seton defending Berwick castle
with Richard Tempest, keeper, one year, libidl.
4000 April 28
Hugh Ercewyk of York, cordwainer, going to defend
Berwick castle with Sir Richard Tempest, keeper;
one year, libidl.
4001 May 8
Roger son of John de Shupton in Galtres. las no.
4000 abovel, one year, libidl.
4002 May 12
VVilliiim de Stapelton, keeper of Lochmaben castle
Ino. 20191, and Roger de Layburn, John de Craven,
John de Levyngton, and Thomas de Raghton with
him, defending that castle; one year, libidl.
4003 May 28
Sir John de Cla'
going to defend 3er
1374
4003 May 28 Contd.
castle as appointed by Henry de Percy, keeper;
one year. IC 71/53, m. 4|.
4004 June 9
Sir Robert de Rouclyf going to defend Berwick
castle with Henry Percy, keeper; one year, libidl.
4005 November 23
Robert atte Crosse of Brumpton, John, son of
Robert son of John de Tyndale and William de
Briddeshall, defending Roxburgh castle with Alan
del Strother, keeper; one year. IC 71/53, m. 2l.
4006 November 26
William de Egilliffeld esquire, of Cumberland,
defending Lochmaben castle; 1 May. libidl.
4007 December 22
Alan del Strother, keeper of Roxburgh castle;
24 June, libidl.
1375
4008 February 10
William de Haysand with Alan del Strother, keeper
of Roxburgh castle; one year. [C 71/54, m. 5].
4009 February 24
William de Raghton defending Berwick with Thomas
de Musgrave, keeper of the town, one year, libidl.
4010 March 27
William Rakestran, defending Lochmaben castle
with William de Stapilton, keeper; one year, libidl.
4011 May 21
Henry del Strother with Henry de Percy, keeper of
Jedburgh castle, and John de Thrilwall junior, both
defending that castle; one year. IC 71 '54, m. 4l.
4012 May 26
Sir Thomas de Musgrave keeper of the town of
Berwick; Martinmas, libidl.
4013 May 27
Sir John de Kirkeby defending Berwick with
Thomas Musgrave, keeper; Martinmas. Ic 71/54,
m. 21.
4014 June 1
Thomas de Corbrigg, defending Berwick with
Thomas de Musgrave, keeper of the town; one year.
I.C 71/54, m. 41.
526
PROTECTIONS
1375
4015 November 13
Gilbert Gtutte chaplain, defending Lochmaben castle
with William de Stapilton, keeper; 1 May. [C 71/54,
m. 1].
4016 November 15
Sir Thomas de Musgrave, keeper of the town of
Berwick; one year. [ibid].
1376
4017 February 19
Sir John de Kirkeby of co. Lanes and William son of
William de Radclyf, defending Berwick with Thomas
de Musgrave, keeper of the town; one year. [C 71/55,
m. 51.
4018 February 28
William and Richard de Heyworth, going to defend
Lochmaben castle with William de Stapelton esquire,
keeper; 1 May. I ibid I.
4019 February 29
Robert de Moffette, going to defend Berwick castle;
one year. I ibidl.
4020 April 17
William de Barseworth defending Berwick with Sir
Thomas de Musgrave, keeper of the town; one year,
[ibidj.
4021 May 12
John de Lancastre, Walter de Clayton and William
de Berburn of Langrigg, defending Lochmaben castle
with Sir William de Curwen, keeper; one year, libidl.
4022 May 23
Thomas Cooke of York and John Freman of
Newcastle upon Tyne, defending Roxburgh castle
withAlandel Strother, keeper; one year. [C 71/55,
m. 4].
4023 May 24
Robert de Bellyngeham, Sir John Conyers and
William de Acton of Snyter, defending Berwick castle
with Henry, Lord Percy, keeper; one year. IC 71/55,
m. 41.
4024 June 18
Thomas Gower of Stittebun defending Roxburgh
castle with Alan del Strother, keeper; one year.
IC 71/55, m. 31.
1376
4025 July 15
John Fayte, going to defend Berwick castle; one
year. [C 71/55, m. 2].
4026 September 9
Richard and William de Heworth, going to defend
Roxburgh castle with Alan del Strother, keeper;
one year. [C 71/55, m. 3].
4027 November 17
Henry de Chaderton of Mellyng defending Berwick
with Sir Thomas de Musgrave, keeper of the town;
one year. Ic 71/55, m. 2l.
1377
4028 January 30
Sir Thomas Ughtred, defending Lochmaben castle;
one year. Ic 71/56, m. 4l.
4029 March 6
Robert de Ogle and Robert de Rouchestre, going to
defend Berwick castle; one year, libidl.
4030 March 10
Sir John Conyers defending Berwick castle; one
year. I ibidl.
4031 April 3
Thomas de Malo Lacu, son of Peter de Malo Lacu
the fifth, knight, and Roger son of John de Shupton
in Galtre, defending Lochmaben castle with Sir
Thomas Ughtred, keeper, one year. [C 71/56, m. 3l.
4032 April 11
Richard Heskyn defending Berwick castle with
Robert de Boynton, keeper; one year, libidl.
4033 April 23
William de Repon, lately parson of St Martin's in
Mikelgate, York, and John Bertilmewe armourer,
citizen of London, defending Berwick castle with
Henry de Percy, keeper; one year, libidl.
4034 April 24
Sir Robert de Boynton aliens Sir Robert de Boytun ,
defending Berwick castle with Henry de Percy,
keeper; one year, libidl.
4035 May 5
William Kettille of Segesfeld and Ralph de Stoke
of Thornton, going to defend Berwick with Thomas
PART 11: PROTECTIONS
527
1377
4035 May 5 Contd.
de Musgrave, keeper of the town; one year, libid].
4036 May 11
Thomas Cook of Skeldergate in Yorks las no. 4035
above]; one year, [ibidl.
4037 May 12
John de Rouclyf, clerk, and Sir William Gramary las
no. 4035 above]; one year. [C 71/56, m. 4].
4038 June 1
Thomas de Lumley, going to defend Berwick castle;
one year. [C 71/56, m. 2].
4039 June 9
Richard Irland clerk, going to defend Berwick castle
with Henry de Percy, keeper; one year. [ibid].
4040 August 10
Sir Thomas Ughtred going to defend Lochmaben
castle; one year. [C 71/57, m. 8].
4041 October 1
William Byset defending Berwick with Henry de
Percy, earl of Northumberland; one year, libidl.
4042 October 16
Richard de Heskyn of Northumberland, going to
defend Berwick castle with Henry, earl of
Northumberland; one year. IC 71/57, m. 7].
4043 October 29
Sir Robert de Bointon or Boyton, constable of
Berwick castle, one year, libid].
4044 October 30
Sir John de Lilburn going to defend Berwick castle
with Sir Robert de Boynton, one year, libidl.
4045 November 23
Thomas Lomeley going to defend Berwick castle
with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland,
keeper; one year, libidl.
4046 December 2
Robert Burlay of York, butler, las no. 4045 abovel;
one year. IC 71 '57, m. 6|.
1378
4047 February 3
John de Appelby, deacon of St Paul's, London;
Easter. Ic 71/57, m. 4|.
1378
4048 May 21
John de Appelby, deacon of St Paul's, London,
1 Aug. IC 71/57, m. 2].
4049 July 28
Sir Thomas Ughtred defending Lochmaben castle;
3 May. Ic 71/58, m. 5].
4050 October 4
William de Neuport of Carton, going to Berwick
castle; one year, libid].
4051 October 6
Thomas de Lekyngfeld, going to the town of Berwick
with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper
of the castle, to defend that castle; one year, libid].
4052 October 7
John Cort of Cowton las next above]; one year,
libidl.
4053 October 25
Thomas de Lomley and John de Lilleburn, defending
Berwick castle and town with Henry de Percy, earl
of Northumberland, their keeper; one year, libidl.
1379
4054 March 28
Robert Russell defending Berwick castle with Henry
de Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year.
Ic 71/58, m. 2].
4055 May 20
John son and heir of Robert Maners knight, defending
Roxburgh castle; one year. IC 71/58, m. 3].
4056 May 21
John Welle, Thomas de Corbrigg, William Byset and
John de Allerton, artellarius, defending Berwick
castle with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland;
one year. I ibid).
4057 May 23
John Byes, defending Roxburgh castle; one year.
IC 71/58, m. 21.
4058 May 25
Sir Thomas Rokeby going as keeper of Lochmaben
castle, and Thomas de Rokeby, son of Thomas de
Rokeby knight, and John de Rokeby, both with him;
one year, libidl.
4059 May 30
Richard Foulere of Semer in Clyfland, defending
528
PROTECTIONS
1379
4059 May 30 Contd.
Roxburgh castle; one year. Ic 71/58, m. 3],
4060 June 12
Sir Matthew de Redman going to defend Berwick
castle; one year, Ic 71/58, m. ll.
4061 October 12
Adam de Corry with Sir Thomas de Rokeby, keeper
of Lochmaben castle; one year. tC 71/59, m. 6].
1380
4062 February 3
William Palmer of Naburn defending Berwick castle
with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper
one year. Ic 71/59, m. 5].
4063 February 14
Sir William de Hilton going to defend Berwick castle
with Henry, earl of Northumberland, keeper; one
year. IC 71/59, m. 2].
4064 March 6
Robert de Ogle, going to defend the town of Berwick,
one year. Ic 71/59, m. 5].
4065 May 28
Peter de Mauley, the sixth, las next above] ;
one year. Ic 71/59, m. ll.
4066 June 12
William de Raghton defending Lochmaben castle
with Sir Thomas Rokeby, keeper; one year. I ibid I.
4067 June 24
John Brette defending Berwick with Sir Peter de
Mauley, keeper of the town; one year. IC 71/60,
m. 101.
4068 June 30
Richard son of Peter de Wetwong defending Berwick
with Sir Thomas de Ilderton, chamberlain of the town;
one year, libidl.
4069 July 5
William Byset, defending Berwick; one year, libidj.
4070 August 20
William Shorthos, William Horton and William Basset,
defending Berwick castle; one year. I ibid].
4071 August 25
Sir Thomas de Rokeby, keeper, and Adam del More of
1380
407 T August 25 Contd.
Carlisle, defending Lochmaben castle; one year.
IC 71/60, m. 8].
4072 September 3
Robert Elmesale of Yorkshire going to defend
Lochmaben castle with Sir Thomas de Rokeby, keeper;
one year. [ibid].
4073 September 12
David Jordan esquire, with the prior of the
Hospitallers in England; one year. [C 71/60, m. 7].
4074 September 13
John Cook, William Bailie, John Gros, vadlets, and
Sir Thomas Harecourt, with John, king of Castile
and Leon, duke of Lancaster; 1 Dec. libid].
4075 September 16
Richard Pigot esquire, with Brother Robert de Hales,
prior of the Hospitallers in England; 1 Dec. libid].
4076 September 19
Sir William Gramory and John Baxby with Michael de
la Pole, in company of the duke of Lancaster; 1 Dec.
[ibidJ.
4077 September 21
John Grave las no. 4075 above]; 1 Dec. libid].
4078 September 26
William Fishide, Hugh Heriherd, Thomas Somer and
William Changelton with John, king of Castile and
Leon, duke of Lancaster; 1 Dec. libid].
4079 September 28
Roger Neuwent esquire, las no. 4075 above], 1 Dec.
libid].
4080 October 17
John Patrik and William Randolf, both of Ledred in
Surrey, with the duke of Lancaster; 1 Dec. libid].
1381
4081 January 7
John son of Robert de Boynton knight, going to
defend Berwick castle, one year. IC 71/'60, m. 6].
4082 January 28
Thomas de Corbrig of Newcastle upon Tyne going to
defend Roxburgh castle; one year. IC 71/60, m. 4],
4083 February 8
Thomas del Strothre and Adam Wellom, going with
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1381
4083 February 8 Contd.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, keeper of Berwick
castle, to defend it; one year. [ibid].
4084 March 7
John Gregory of Molynton chaplain, going to defend
Roxburgh castle with Matthew de Redemane, keeper;
one year. Ic 71/60, m. 2].
4085 May 14
Hanz Colekeper with Sir Robert de Swylyngton in
company of John, king of Castile and Leon, duke
of Lancaster; 2 months, [ibid].
4086 October 3
William de Raghton, going to defend Lochmaben
castle; one year. [C 71/61, m. 4].
4087 October 16
Sir Peter de Malo Lacu the sixth, alias Sir Peter
de Maulay the sixth, keeper of the town of Berwick,
defending that castle; one year, libidl.
1382
4088 January 26
Percival de Peusax of Havergate and William de
Peusax junior, defending Lochmaben castle with
Alexander de Fethirstanhalgh, keeper; one year,
libidl.
4089 February 3
Thomas de Blenkensop, as keeper of Roxburgh
castle; one year, libidj.
4090 February 11
Robert de Belyngeham defending Berwick castle
with William de Risseby, keeper; one year, libidl.
4091 February 14
John de Thirlwall senior defending Berwick castle
with the earl of Northumberland keeper; one year.
IC 71/61, m. 2).
4092 March 28
William de Tykhill and Richard del See las next
abovel; one year, libidj.
4093 April 25
Laurence de Acton of Newcastle upon Tyne las no.
4091 abovel, one year. IC 71/61, m. 1 1.
4094 May 20
John de Selby, going with Thomas de Ilderton,
1382
4094 May 20 Contd.
keeper of the town of Berwick, to defend it; one year,
[ibid].
4095 May 25
Roger de Clifford with Sir Thomas de Ilderton [as
next above]; one year. [ibid].
4096 June 7
Robert Galway, defending Berwick castle with
Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland, captain of
that castle; one year. [ibid].
4097 June 25
John Alisaundre of Norfolk defending Berwick with
John Heron, captain of the town; one year. IC 71/62,
m. 81.
4098 October 10
Robert Barbour of Huntingdon, defending Berwick
castle; one year. IC 71/62, m. 7].
4099 October 29
Robert de Flinthalgh clerk, parson of Middelton by
Pickering, supervising works at Berwick castle;
one year, [ibidj.
4100 October 30
Robert de Gysburgh of Huntingdon defending Berwick
castle; one year, libidl.
4101 November 6
Thomas son of Henry de Carleton of Lincoln, going
to Roxburgh castle with Thomas de Blenkensop,
captain, to defend it; one year. IC 71/62, m. 8).
4102 November 16
Henry de Hopirton of York las next abovel; 24 June.
IC 71/62, m. 71.
1383
4103 January 20
John Constable of Frysmresk defending Berwick
castle with the earl of Northumberland, keeper;
one year. IC 71/62, m. 6|.
4104 January 27
Nicholas Raymes defending Berwick castle with
Henry de Percy, keeper; one year, libidl.
4105 June 15
Thomas Heselden, controller of the household of
John, king of Castile and Leon, duke of Lancaster,
530
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1383
4105 June 15 Contd.
with John; 'until Thomas returns from those parts'.
[C 71/62, m. 1].
4106 October 7
John Edward of London, mason, defending Berwick
castle with Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland,
keeper; one year. [C 71/63, m. 9].
4107 November 13
Thomas de Corbrigg of Newcastle upon Tyne
defending Jedburgh castle with the earl of
Northumberland; Robert de Gallway of Newcastle
defending the town of Berwick with the earl of
Northumberland. [Both one year.] [ibid].
4108 November 16
Robert de Galeway of Newcastle alias burgess and
merchant of Newcastle [as next above]; one year.
[ibid].
4109 November 17
Laurence de Acton, going with the earl of
Northumberland to defend Berwick castle; one
year. [ibid].
4110 November 25
John son of John de Aynesworth of Derbyshire
[as next above]; one year. [C 71/63, m. 8].
4111 Decembers
John Dartassho of Navarre, esquire, alias Johanco
de Artaisse, and Sir Richard Northlond [as no. 4109
above]; one year. [ibid).
4112 December 16
Richard Forester of London, saddler [as no. 4109
above]; John de Brayton of Campsall with Roger de
Clifford. [Both one year.l IC 71/63, m. 7l.
1384
4113 January 12
Pato de Hetheryngton, Robert and Thomas Patonson,
John Frankkys, Thomas Hewell, Thomas Jonson,
Richard Elwald and Thomas Junior with Thomas de
Clifford; 6 months from 1 Feb. [C 71/63, m. 6l.
4114 January 13
Sir Alexander de Goldyngham, Robert Archer and
John Elys of Thaxstede with Walter, lord le Filz
Wauter; 6 months, [ibid].
1384
4115 January 20
Sir Thomas de Ughtred with the earl of Northumber-
land; 6 months from 1 Feb. [ibid].
4116 January 22
Thomas, prior of Drax, with the earl of Northumber-
land; 6 months, [ibid].
4117 January 24
John Croft of Dalton, William de Worthyngton,
Robert Clerc of Hildercle and Robert de Visewyk
with Sir Robert de Haryngton; one year. [ibid].
41 18 January 25
Sir Hugh le Despenser and William Lodbrok,
defending Berwick castle with the earl of
Northumberland; 6 months. [C 71/63, m. 4l.
4119 January 28
Sir Richard Lescrop; 6 months. [C 71/63, m. 7].
4120 February 1
John Mapel with Sir Thomas de Percy, 6 months.
[C 71/63, m. 4[.
4121 February 2
Ralph Houn of York defending Berwick castle with
the earl of Northumberland; 6 months, [ibid].
4122 February 17
Richard Norwich of Newcastle with Sir Thomas de
Percy; 6 months, [ibid].
4123 February 21
John Trippe [as next above] ; 6 months. L ibid J .
4124 February 24
Robert Courteman of Grantham, esquire, with Sir
Thomas de Percy, [ibid]. Peter Vyncent of
Edelmeton defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
Thomas. (Both 6 months from 1 Feb. last.] [C 71/63,
m. 61.
4125 February 26
William Neweman of Northamptonshire with Sir
Thomas de Percy; 6 months from 1 Feb. last. I ibid].
4126 February 28
Robert Whiteheved and Sir John Calve ley with the
earl of Northumberland; one year. [C 71/63, m. 5].
4127 March 1
Henry Colas of Guildford with Edmund, earl of
Cambridge; one year. [C 71/63, m. 6].
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531
1384
4128 March 2
Sir Hugh de Strauley; 6 months from 1 Feb. last.
IC 71/63, m. 3].
4129 March 6
Sir John de Arundell, Thomas Abberbury and John
6 months from 1 Feb. last, libidl.
4130 March 8
Richard Selyman [as no. 4127 above]; 6 months;
Sir Philip Darcy; one year, 'and for all his lands,
rents and possessions, to be valid both in England
and in Ireland.' I ibid].
4131 March 9
William Elys and Thomas Fairfax with John, lord
Nevyll; one year. [C 71/63. m. 1]. Sir John de Monte
Acuto, junior; 6 months. [C 71/63, m. 3] .
4132 March 23
Walter Heron defending Berwick castle with the
earl of Northumberland; one year. I ibid].
4133 April 30
Desgarius Seys, defending Berwick as keeper of the
town; one year. Ic 71/63, m. 1].
4134 May 21
Sir William de Rother defending Berwick with Henry,
earl of Northumberland; one year, [ibid],
4135 June 8
Sir John Croysere with the king of Castile and Leon
and duke of Lancaster; 6 months. IC 71/63, m. 2].
4136 June 9
Sir John de Calvyley, alias Calverley, with Thomas
earl of Nottingham; Hugh Martin of Hughyn with Sir
James Berners. (Both 6 months.] libidj.
4137 July 3
John de Derby, chancellor and chamberlain of
Berwick; one year. IC 71/64, m. 11].
4138 July 6
Sir Thomas Ughtreth of Kexby, defending Berwick
castle with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland;
one year. I ibid].
4139 July 18
Thomas de Holm, lately apprentice of William de
Essex, citizen and 'pannar' [clothier] of London,
with John de Derby, chancellor and chamberlain of
Berwick, one year. [ibid].
1384
4140 July 19
Robert Botmund, with John [as next above], [ibid].
4141 September 6
John Prestcote and John Braundespath, defending
Berwick with Henry de Percy junior; one year.
(C 71/64, m. 8]. William Sourale of Cumberland
with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland.
Ic 71/64, m. 10].
4142 September 9
Thomas de Carleton of Lincoln defending Berwick
castle with the earl of Northumberland; one year.
[ibid].
4143 September 10
Peter de Gayton of Norfolk with the earl of
Northumberland; one year. [C 71/64, m. 11].
4144 October 10
John Edward of London, mason [as no. 4142 above],
one year. [C 71/64, m. 8].
4145 October 11
Stephen Eyr, clerk, and William Bekke of Sandwich
[as no. 4139 above]; one year. [C 71/64, m. 11].
4146 October 20
Sir Thomas de Boynton [as no. 4142 above]; one
year. [C 71/64, m. 7].
4147 October 22
William Russell of Newcastle [as no. 4139 above];
one year. [C 71/64, m. 8].
4148 November 3
Nicholas Rygby las no. 4142 above]; one year.
(C 71/64, m. 7].
4149 November 27
Thomas, Peter and Geoffrey, sons of Thomas
Starky of Stretton, and Roger son of Geoffrey Starky
of Comberbache, defending Berwick with the earl of
Northumberland, keeper of the town; one year. [ibid].
4150 December 2
John Barker of Gatesheved defending Berwick
castle with the earl of Northumberland, keeper;
one year. IC 71/64, m. 8|.
4151 December 3
Richard Starell of Warwickshire defending Berwick
with the earl of Northumberland, keeper of the town;
one year. IC 71/64, m. 7].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1384
4152 December 5
Robert Aukeland, vicar of Hertburn, supervising
works on Berwick castle, with the earl of
Northumberland, keeper; one year. [ibid].
4153 December 14
Robert, son of Alan de Par, Thomas Gerard, Hugh
de Winstanley and William de Atherton, going with
the earl of Northumberland, captain of the town of
Berwick, to defend it; one year. [ibid].
4154 December 22
John son of Laurence Nowell of Lancashire, Sir
Thomas Trevet and Richard Hanslapp, [as next
above]; one year. John del Hall with the earl of
Northumberland, defending Roxburgh castle; one
year. [ibid].
4155 December 28
William de la Lee with Hugh de Luterell, and
John Rasin, carpenter, both defending the town of
Berwick; one year. [C 71/64, m. 2].
1385
4156 January 6
John de Waltham esquire defending Berwick with
the earl of Northumberland, captain of the town;
one year. [C 71/64, m. 8].
4157 January 8
John Potel of Enefeld in Middlesex, with Sir
Thomas de Clyfford; one year. [C 71/64, m. 7j.
4158 January 15
Sir John Cornewaille with Sir Thomas de Percy,
defending Berwick; one year. [ibid].
4159 January 29
Ralph de Holme and John Nowell, citizen of York,
defending Berwick castle with the earl of
Northumberland, keeper; one year. [C 71/64, m. 6j
4160 February 13
Adam Rowesson of Bikerstaff in LRncashire and
Richard Browne [as next above]; one year. I ibid J.
4161 February 16
John de Wyndesore with John, lord de Nevill,
keeper of the castle and town of Carlisle;
10 Nov. [ibid].
4162 February 17
Sir Hugh le Despenser defending Berwick with the
1385
4162 February 17 Contd.
earl of Northumberland, keeper of the town; one
year. [C 71/64, m. 7].
4163 February 18
Sir William de Hilton, baron Hilton, with the earl of
Northumberland, defending Berwick castle; one year.
[C 71/64, m. 3]. Adam de Kyncuale, Hugh le Mascy
of Rixton, alias Hugh son of Hamo le Mascy, knight
and Richard son of Robert de Wolston, with the
earl of Northumberland, defending the town of
Berwick; one year. [C 71/64, m. 7].
4164 March 9
John de Melton with the earl of Northumberland,
defending Jedburgh castle; one year. [C 71/64, m. 3].
4165 March 10
Richard Savage, glasyer [glazier], defending
Roxburgh castle with Thomas de Swynbourn and
Richard Tempest knights, keepers; one year.
IC 71/64, m. 6].
4166 March 11
William Gaysle [as next above]; one year. [ibid].
4167 March 12
Roger Duket [as no. 4165 above]; one year. I ibid].
4168 May 19
John de Derby [as no. 4137 above]; one year.
[C 71/64, m. 5].
4169 May 26
William Bossall, baker of Newcastle, with the earl
of Northumberland; one year. [C 71/64, m. 3].
4170 May 27
Sir Philip de Picworth, and William Bossall, baker
of Newcastle, [as no. 4162 above]; one year, [ibidj.
4171 June 8
Thomas Talbot and Adam de Syngleton with Thomas,
earl of Essex and Buckingham; 6 months. [C 71,^64,
m. 2]. John Yevele with Edmund, earl of Cambridge;
6 months. [C 71/64, m. 4),
4172 June 9
Sir Hugh de Strauley with Thomas, earl of Essex
and Buckingham; 6 months. Hugh Martin of Hucchyn
with Sir James Berners; 6 months. [C 71/64, m. 2j.
4173 June 12
John de Denton, alias John Boteller of London,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1385
4173 June 12 Contd.
with Mr Walter Skirlawe, king's clerk, keeper of the
privy seal; Warin Waldegrave esquire with John de
Holand [Both 6 months.] [ibid].
4174 June 13
John Ripon clerk, and John Lancastre esquire, with
Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford and chamberlain;
John Wyard and Thomas Holand esquire, with John
de Holand. [C 71/64, m. 2]. Thomas Edredax alias
Thomas del Chauderie of London, with John, duke
of Lancaster. [C 71/64, m. 4] [All for 6 months].
4175 June 14
John Mynyot with the duke of Lancaster; 6 months
[C 71/64, m. 6].
4176 June 15
Robert, sergeant of the king's esquire Reginald
Hokere; 6 months [ibid].
4177 June 16
John York of Hakeborne in Berkshire, with John de
Holand, 6 months. John West Wycombe esquire and
Thomas Ypre esquire, with Thomas, earl of Essex
and Buckingham; 6 months. [C 71/64, m. 2]. John
Wodeburgh clerk, with Michael de la Pole, chancellor,
6 months. Sir Thomas Genay of Norfolk, with the
earl of Cambridge; one year. Alan de Loverton, clerk
of the oat house (avenaria) of the household,
6 months. [C 71/64, m. 4!.
4178 June 17
William Pyfeld esquire, John Wodecok esquire. Sir
Robert Corbet junior, and Sir William Pecche, with
the earl of Essex and Buckingham; 6 months.
[C 71/64, m. 2l. John Charnell esquire of Bedeworth,
6 months.[C 71/64, m. 4|.
4179 June 19
John Pykenham esquire of Essex and citizen of
London, and Nicholas Dymarcz of Worcester, with
the earl of Essex and Buckingham; 6 months
[C 71/64, m. 21.
4180 June 20
Thomas Lampet esquire, with Thomas, earl of
Essex and Buckingham; John Crok of Olveston
with Michael de la Pole chancellor; Mr John Clifford,
treasurer of the church of York, with Mr Walter
Skirlawe, keeper of the privy seal. [C 71/64, m. 2|.
Roger de Saperton with John de Monte Acuto,
1385
4180 June 20 Contd.
steward of the household. [C 71/64, m. 3] [All 6
months].
4181 June 21
John Potman with Sir Matthew Gurnay. [C 71/64,
m. 2]. Sir John de Monte Acuto, steward of the
household, and William Cotyngham, parson of
Lokyngton, diocese of York, subclerk of the kitchen,
with him; [C 71/64, m. 3]. John Ady of Staunford
with Michael de la Pole, chancellor. [C 71/64, m. 4]
[All 6 months].
4182 June 22
Henry Charles esquire, with Thomas, earl of Essex
and Buckingham; 6 months [C 71/65, m. 8].
4183 June 23
Walter Helyon, citizen and baker of Fleet Street,
London, and John May, clerk with the earl of Oxford;
Gilbert de Aghton, stockfishmonger and citizen of
London, and Thomas de Speek, clerk, with Thomas,
earl of Nottingham. [C 71/65, m. 9]. Richard
Hereford, the king's herald; John de Bokyngham
clarioner; William Chyvele, citizen and cutler of
London, with Ralph, son and heir of Hugh, earl of
Stafford; Thomas Penpons with Michael de la Pole,
chancellor. [C 71/65, m. 8] [All 6 months].
4184 June 25
Walter Leycestre, the king's vadlet; 6 months.
IC 71/65. m. 8].
4185 June 26
Nicholas Stodle with John de Wyndesore; 6 months.
Sir Robert Lukyn, alias Robert Hereford lately
esquire [no. 2040], with John Holand; 6 months.
Sir Nicholas de Clyfton and William de Blakebourn,
clerk, with Thomas de Holand, earl of Kent; one year.
[C 71/65, m. 9]. Richard Tyrlyngton, hurere
[capmaker!, with Mr Walter Skirlawe, keeper of the
privy seal; 6 months. Hugh Sturmy, clerk, with
Edmund, earl of Cambridge; 6 months. John
Neweburgh with John de Wyndesore; 6 months.
Sir Thomas fitz Nicol of Gloucestershire with Hugh,
earl of Stafford; 6 months. [C 71/65, m. 8].
4186 June 27
Sir Robert de Plesyngton; 6 months. IC 71/65, m. 9).
4187 June 30
Sir William Burcestre with Hugh, earl of Stafford;
6 months. IC 71/65, m. 8].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1385
4188 July 1
Robert Gesse of Romene with John Maklesfeld,
king's clerk; 6 months. [C 71/65, m. 9].
4189 July 4
Peter de Telerio esquire and John Daspermond,
viscount Dort [sic]; 6 months, [ibid].
4190 July 15
William ap Res ap Howell with David ap Puntayn
on the appointment of Hugh le Yonge, chamberlain
of South Wales, and David ap Puntayn on the same
appointment; 6 months. [C 71/65, m. 8j.
4191 July 18
Henry de Berley of Wistowe with Alexander,
archbishop of York; 6 months, [ibid].
4192 July 20
Richard de Chonal of Cheshire with the earl of
Oxford; 6 months. [C 71/65, m. 9].
4193 August 19
Adam Delever junior, defending Roxburgh castle
with Richard Tempest, keeper; one year, [ibid],
4194 October 5
Walter son of Walter Carburra of Cabilia in Cornwall,
[as next above]; 6 months. [C 71/65, m. 9l. John de
Leycum of Henor and John Yolstones [as next above];
one year. [C 71/65, m. 8].
4195 October 6
Richard de Barton [as no. 4193 above]; 6 months.
[C 71/65, m. 9].
4196 October 7
Peter Pollard of Huthenans in Cornwall, las no.
4193 above]; 6 months, [ibid].
4197 October 8
Robert Histon, citizen and clothier (pannarius) of
London, [as no. 4193 above], 6 months. [C 71/65,
4198 October 11
John Malyhard of East Derham las no. 4193 abovel
6 months. [C 71/65, m. 9].
4199 November 9
Sir Thomas de Boynton with Sir Henry de Percy,
keeper of Berwick castle, defending it; one year,
[ibid].
1385
4200 November 15
William Shorthose of Burghbrigg with the earl of
Northumberland, defending Berwick castle; one
year, [ibidl.
4201 November 26
Sir William Elys with Sir Thomas Swynburn
defending Roxburgh castle; 6 months. John Kendale
of Wakefeld with the earl of Northumberland,
defending Jedburgh castle; one year. [ibid].
4202 November 28
Richard de Pilkynton, William Bereby and William
de Rowedon, with Thomas Swynburn, defending
Roxburgh castle; 6 months. Sir William Chaufy, going
to defend Berwick castle with Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland, keeper; one year. Thomas Whytten,
going to defend Jedburgh castle with [the same earl];
one year, libid].
4203 November 30
Adam de Syngulton son of Robert de Syngulton of
Lancashire, with Sir Thomas de Swynburn, defending
Roxburgh castle; 6 months [ibid].
4204 December 1
John Hasell of Stepul Claydon defending Roxburgh
castle with Sir Thomas Swynburn, one of the keepers;
6 months [ibid].
4205 December 2
William de Potenhale son of John de Potenhale,
deceased, lately citizen and woodmonger of London,
defending Roxburgh castle with Richard de Tempest
and Thomas Swynbourne, keepers; 6 months [C 71/65,
m. 81.
4206 December 4
Thomas Whitton of London, dyer, with the earl of
Northumberland, defending Jedburgh castle; one year
IC 71 '65, m. 61.
4207 December 17
Jacobus van Felle de Braband, alias Jacobus de
Feld du Ducheland, with Sir Hugh le Despenser.
defending the town of Berwick, 6 months. John Loue
of Northfolk and Thomas Hervy of Essex with Sir
William de Drayton; 6 months [ibidl.
4208 December 18
Sir Hugh le Despenser defending the town of Berwick;
6 months [C 71 '65, m. 5l. Mr John Mountagu, parson
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1385
4208 December 18 Contd.
of Everesdon Parva, clerk, defending the town with
Sir Hugh; 6 months [C 71/65, m. 6l.
4209 December 20
Richard Starell of Warwick esquire, with Hugh le
Despenser, las above]; 6 months. Sir John Cornewaill,
with Sir William de Drayton; 6 months [ibid].
4210 December 22
Robert de Sekyngdon, parson of Shire in Surrey,
defending Berwick with Hugh le Despenser; 6 months
tibidl.
4211 December 23
Thomas Shirborne esquire, defending Berwick with
Sir William de Drayton; 6 months [C 71/65, m. 7l.
1386
4212 January 2
Alan de Katerall defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
Thomas de Swynbourn keeper; 6 months IC 71/65,
m. 7].
4213 January 5
John Arlam defending Berwick with John de Derby,
chamberlain of the town; one year libidl.
4214 January 8
Robert Neel esquire, of Guildford in Surrey, defending
Berwick with Sir Hugh le Despenser; 6 months
IC 71/65, m. 5.1.
4215 January 15
Yevan Maddok defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
Thomas de Swynbourn, one of the keepers; 6 months
IC 71/65, m. 4l.
4216 January 17
Adam atte Halle las no. 4213 above]; one year I ibid].
4217 January 27
John Nowell, son of Laurence Nowell of Lancashire
and Roger Eddeleston of Merlay in Lancashire, with
the earl of Northumberland, defending Berwick castle;
one year I ibid I.
4218 January 28
Jordan del Twystes of Lancashire, defending
Berwick; 6 months IC 71/65, m. 5|. Sir Ralph de
Lomley son and heir of Sir Marmaduke de Lomley,
with the earl of Northumberland, defending Berwick
castle; one year IC 71/65, m. 6|.
1386
4219 January 29
Thomas Molyneux of Keverdale I no. 2041], and
Gilbert del Briche alias del Breeche, las no. 4217
above]; one year IC 71/65, m. 4].
4220 January 30
Cristianus Duche Esterling, [as no. 4217 above);
one year I ibid].
4221 February 8
John White 'brouderer', citizen of London, and
Thomas de Howm, las no. 4213 above]; one year
[ibid].
4222 February 28
Duncan de Felton defending Roxburgh castle with
Thomas de Swynbourne, keeper; one year tC 71/65,
m. 5).
4223 March 2
Peter Boxstede [no. 2042), defending [as next above!;
one year [ibid].
4224 March 8
Sir Thomas Swynbourn, keeper of Roxburgh castle
and Robert Madsall of Hedon, William de Sutton of
York, spicer, and Nicholas Goldyng of Bury St
Edmunds all with him; one year libid].
4225 March 9
Lionel de Oterburn of Yorkshire [as no. 4222 abovel;
one year [ibid].
4226 March 12
Sir Philip Pikworth of Yorkshire with the earl of
Northumberland, defending Berwick castle; one year
[C 71/65, m. 4).
4227 March 28
Robert Heron defending Berwick with Sir Thomas
Talbot, one of the keepers of the town; one year
IC 71/65, m. 11.
4228 April 1
John Worthe esquire, Richard Russell of Burbrigge,
Thomas Fyssher of Burbrigge alias Thomas Bakere
of Burbrigg and Richard Clyve of Clyve, [as next
abovel; one yearlibidl.
4229 April 3
Nicholas de Dyncotelees of Middlewych and John
Revere of New Sarum, defending Berwick castle with
Sir Thomas Talbot; one year I ibid].
536
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1386
4230 April 4
Geoffrey Tracy of Northwych, Roger Alnewyk alias
Roger Bowere, of Lincoln, and John Radeclyff of
Ordnshalle, [as next above]; one year [ibid].
4231 April 22
Reginald Bakstare of St Botolph defending Roxburgh
castle with Sir Thomas de Swynburn, captain; one
yearlC 71/65, m. 5l.
4232 May 11
William Tavernere of London, shipman, and Adam
Robynson of Syngleton, [as no. 4229 above], one
year[C 71/65, m. ll.
4233 May 14
William de Ottelay clerk, [as no. 4229 above]; one
year [ibidl.
4234 May 15
Thomas de Wycton defending Berwick castle with
the earl of Northumberland; one year [C 71/65, m. 4].
4235 May 19
Sir John de Derby, chancellor and chamberlain of
Berwick, deacon of the town of Chester, staying
in Berwick about his office; one year [C 71/55, m. l).
4236 May 20
Cuthbert Capon, [as no. 4234 above]; one year
[C 71/65, m. 31.
4237 May 21
John Cliffe of Bilyngton and Thomas de Skypton.
with Sir Thomas Talbot, defending Berwick castle,
one year [C 71/65, m. ll.
4238 May 24
John de Brayton of Tamphill [as next above], one
year [ibid].
4239 May 25
Richard Weton chaplain, [as no. 4237 above]; one
year I ibid],
4240 June 5
John Cauchon of Warton in Kendale alias John
Cauchon, parson of Warton in Kendale, and Adam
Meryman of Northallerton, [as no. 4231 above]; one
year I C 71/65, m. 2).
4241 June 15
Richard Plummer [as no. 4231 above], one year
1386
4241 June 15 Contd.
[C 71/65, m. l]. John Swan grocer, alias John Swan
son of Henry Swan of Mertouk in Somerset, [as no.
4231 above]; one year [C 71/65. m. 2].
4242 June 18
Adam Penteney esquire of Norfolk, citizen and
vintner of London, [as no. 4231 above], one year
[ibid].
4243 June 20
William de Lilburne and John Heron of Thornton
with the earl of Northumberland, defending Berwick
castle; one year [C 71/65, m. 4].
4244 June 29
John Smyth, vicar of Fontemell, with Sir Thomas
Talbot, one of the keepers of the town of Berwick;
one year [C 71/66, m. 8].
4245 June 30
William Robtot defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
Thomas Swynburn, keeper; one year [ibid].
4246 July 5
John de Selby and William Gasely of Suffolk, [as
next above]; one year [ibid].
4247 July 6
John Trumpet of Essex alias John Trumpe of
Bunstede [as no. 4245 above]; one year [ibid].
4248 July 7
Geoffrey Cokefeld [as no. 4245 above], one year.
Sir John Lestraunge of Knokyn son and heir of Sir
Roger Lestraunge of Knokyn [with 2 aliases],
defending the town of Berwick; one year [ibid].
4249 July 8
Nicholas de Bradshagh and William de Eccleston,
clerk [as no. 4244 above]; one year [ibid].
4250 July 12
Thomas de Herneby, parson of Claghton, [as no.
4244 above]; one year [ibid].
4251 July 13
John Hillyn
[ibid].
[as no. 4245 above]; one year
4252 July 16
Thomas Jolyf of Leddred in Surrey, defending
Berwick with Thomas Talbot and Richard Tempest
knights, keepers of the town; one year [ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1386
4253 July 17
Sir Thomas Talbot and Sir Richard Tempest, keepers
of the town of Berwick; one year. Robert de
Blakbourne, Nicholas Rygby, John Cophull, William
de Eccleston de la Stok and Thomas Boythorp,
defending Berwick with Sir Thomas; one year [ibid|.
4254 July 22
William de Worthyngton and William de Causay,
defending Berwick with Sir Thomas Talbot, one of
the keepers; one year [ibid].
4255 July 25
John Stampet defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
Thomas Swynburn; one year I ibid).
4256 August 16
John, son and heir of Roger Lestrange of Knokyn
knight, with Thomas Talbot and Richard Tempest,
captains of the town of Berwick; one year [C 71/66,
m. 61.
4257 August 27
John Gourneye, citizen and mercer of London,
defending Roxburgh castle with Sir Thomas Swynburn.
John Gourneye, citizen and mercer of London,
defending Berwick with Sir Thomas Talbot iBoth
one year.l [C 71/66, m. 8l.
4258 August 30
Thomas Faudon of Faudon [as no. 4254 above],
)ne year 1 ibid).
4259 September 7
John Luftor of Wandesford, alias John Duffeld
Luftor, defending Berwick castle with the earl of
Northumberland, keeper, one year[C 71/66, m. 6|.
4260 September 28
Sir Thomas Swynbourne, keeper of Roxburgh castle,
defending it, one year IC 71/66, m. 7|.
1386
4263 October 8 Contd.
earl of Northumberland; John Scout of Watford with
Sir Richard Tempest, one of the keepers of the town
of Berwick. [C 71/66, m. 6l. William Fyssher of
Coventry 'iremonger', defending Berwick with Sir
Thomas Talbot. [C 71/66, m. 8l [AH for one year].
4264 October 12
Thomas Fyny 'leche', defending Roxburgh castle
with Sir Thomas Swynburn; one year. Cuthbert Capon,
of Upthorne alias of Bagby or of Carlton, defending
Berwick castle with Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland; one year [ibid).
4265 October 16
John de Wyndesore esquire, defending Berwick
castle with the earl of Northumberland; one year
IC 71/66, m. 6).
4266 October 17
Sir William Mailore or Mailloure, [as next above],
John Aldeleme senior, of Lancashire, defending the
town of Berwick with Sir Richard Tempest, John
Argom and John Tresvellak of Cornwall, defending
Roxburgh castle with Sir Thomas Swynburn. [All
for one year.l [C 71/66, m. 8l .
4267 October 18
John Gonersby of Grimsby, shipman, and Michael
Roos grocer of London, alias Michael de Rosse,
citizen and grocer of London, defending Roxburgh
castle with Sir Thomas Swynburn; one year [ibid].
4268 October 19
Michael Rose of London, grocer, [as next abovel;
one year [ibidl.
4269 October 22
John de Tounley defending the town of Berwick with
Sir Richard Tempest, one year [C 71/66, m. 6].
4261 October 3
John Lamput of Lambeth [as no. 4255 abovel, one
year I ibidl.
4262 October 5
Thomas Fox of Yorkshire and Robert de Stuynford
esquire of Yorkshire, defending Berwick with Sir
Richard Tempest, one year IC 71/66, m. 6l.
4263 October 8
Robert Ughtred defending Berwick castle with the
4270 October 23
Sir John de Lilburn, defending Jedburgh castle; one
year. Thomas Coupland las no. 4267 above]; one
year [C 71/66, m. 7l.
4271 October 24
Thomas Holme brewer, alias Thomas Essex, draper,
las no. 4267 abovel; one year IC 71/66, m. 8].
4272 October 25
William Draper [as no. 4267 above]; one year [ibid]
538
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1386
4273 October 26
John Marchall of Coventry, merchant, [as no. 4267
above), one year [ibid).
4274 October 28
Richard Sprot [as no. 4267 above], one year [C 71/66,
m. 7l.
4275 October 29
Roger son of Nicholas de Medocroft in Lincolnshire,
(as no. 4269 abovel ; one yearlC 71/66, m. 6|.
4276 November 1
Milo de Thexton mercer, of Pountfreit, [as no. 4267
abovel; one year [C 71/66, m. 7].
4277 November 5
Benedict Flyntshire defending Berwick castle with
the earl of Northumberland; one year IC 71/66, m. 6].
4278 November 6
Richard Nowell, son of Laurence Nowell of Reued in
Lancashire, [as no. 4267 above); one year [C 71/66,
m. 7].
4279 November 7
Adam de Northend tailor, of Yorkshire [;
abovel; one year [C 71/66, m. 6].
4269
4280 November 14
John Sewall esquire, of Southflete, las no. 4269
above); one year [C 71/66, m. 3].
4281 November 18
William Smyth of Rislep alias William Suthcote of
Rislep, David Webbe senior and John Wilkyn, defend-
ing Berwick with Sir Thomas Talbot, one of the
keepers of the town; 6 months [ibid).
4282 November 24
Richard Tirlyngton, one of the victuallers of
Roxburgh castle, [e^c, as no. 4267 above); one
year[C 71/66, m. 2). Henry Johanson of Grenehalgh,
Richard de Home of Kent and Geoffrey Johanson of
Grenehalgh, [as no. 4281 above]; 6 months |C 71/66,
m. 31.
4283 November 26
Andrew Florence of York and John Heuknoll (as no.
4281 above), 6 months [ibid].
4284 December 6
William Wysbech, citizen and clothier of London,
1386
4284 December 6 Contd.
defending Roxburgh castle with Sir Thomas
Swynbourne; one year [C 71/66, m. 7).
4285 December 13
John Prechet of London [as no. 4281 above];
6 months [C 71/66, m. 3).
4286 December 14
William Shrymppelmerssh las no. 4281 abovel;
6 months [ibid).
1387
4287 January 8
William Yonge of London, 'fynour' [refiner of metals),
and Walter Trystreme 'fauconere' [falconer], defend-
ing Roxburgh castle with Sir Thomas de Swynburn,
captain; one year [C 71/66, m. 2).
4288 February 2
Edmund de Prestcote, John Yolstones esquire, John
de Lacey, Richard de Rowthemell and John Tempest,
defending Berwick with Sir Richard Tempest, one of
the keepers of the town; one year [C 71/66, m. 3].
4289 February 5
Henry de Rosyngton of York, saddler, defending
Berwick castle with the earl of Northumberland,
keeper; one year [ibid).
4290 February 13
Roger de Etheleston of Mereby in Lancashire and
John Nowell, son of Laurence Nowell of Reuede in
Lancashire, with the earl of Northumberland; one
vear[C 71/66, m. 6).
4291 February 14
John Burton of Neweton [as no. 4289 above); one
year [ ibid) .
4292 February 16
Sir Thomas Gerard [as no. 4288 above], one year
I ibid).
4293 February 18
John de Kendale of Lancashire and Hugh
Richardesson mercer, of Southampton, [as no. 4288
above); one year [C 71/66, m. 3).
4294 February 20
James son of William de Radclyf alias James de
Radclyf, Henry Strangways, Robert son of Geoffrey
del Holt and Henry son of William de Longlegh,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1387
4294 February 20 Contd.
[as no. 4288 above]; one year [C 71/66, m. 3|.
Richard son of William del Croke of Whityll en le
Wodes and John son of William de Kynggeley, las
no. 4288 above], one year [C 71/66, m. 6].
4295 February 21
Richard son of Henry de Atherton alias Richard de
Atherton las no. 4288 above]; one year IC 71/66,
m. 3].
4296 February 22
Robert de Holand las no. 4288 above]; one year
IC 71/66, m. 6].
4297 February 23
Nicholas de Ryggeby las no. 4288 above]; one year
libid].
4298 February 25
Adam de Levyr junior, las no. 4288 above], one year
[C 71/66, m. 3]. Sir John Pilkynton and Richard son
of Henry de Pilkynton, las no. 4288 above]; one year
IC 71/66, m. 6].
4299 March 1
Henry del Hill and Robert de Radclyf bastard,
defending the town of Berwick with Sir Richard
Tempest, one of the keepers; one year IC 71/66,
m. 31.
4300 April 20
John de Besyngby las above]; one year IC 71/66,
m. 3]. John de Derby, deacon of the collegiate
church of Chester le Street, las no. 4289 above],
one year 1 C 71/66, m. 4],
4301 May 26
Reginald del Halle clerk, defending Roxburgh castle
with Thomas de Swynburn, captain; one year
'C 71 '66, m. 21.
4302 May 28
Peter Cotener of Coventry las above], one year libidl.
4303 June 3
John Clement of Sussex and John Elys chaplain, las
no. 4301 abovel, one year libidl.
4304 June 8
William Worthyngton of Worthyngton and John de
Clyff, las no. 4301 above]; one year libidl.
1387
4305 June 10
William Swalclyve 'travaillyngman', las no. 4301
abovel; one year IC 71/66, m. 2]. Sir Ralph Lomeley,
keeper of the town of Berwick; one year [C 71/66,
m. 3].
4306 June 13
John Moldrych of Coventry, John Dumbildale,
William Causy of Lancashire and Thomas Flemmyng,
las no. 4301 above]; one year IC 71/66, m. 2].
4307 June 16
David Walsheman of Sheffield, John Rolf, citizen
and draper of London, and Richard del Crooke of
Whithill, [as no. 4301 above]; one year [ibidl.
4308 June 18
William Robetot [as no. 4301 abovel; one year I ibid].
4309 July 23
John son of Henry de Schotelesworth of Lancashire,
las no. 4301 above]; one year [C 71/67, m. 4l.
4310 October 3
John Chapman of Morpath defending Roxburgh castle
with Sir Thomas de Swynburn, keeper [ibid].
4311 October 4
Richard Portere of Ware, John Andrewe, Richard
Hawell and Richard Wyriot, las above]; one year
libidl.
4312 October 5
Richard Syngilton of Bristol, William Chappeman and
John Geddyng esquire, las no. 4310 abovel; one year
libidl.
4313 October 12
Sir Robert Neyn and John BataiU, las no. 4310
abovel; one year libid].
4314 October 17
William Melton of Kerby in Leicestershire, las no.
43 10 above] ; one year 1 ibid] .
4315 October 22
Alexander Appelford of Esshetisford defending
Berwick with Sir Ralph de Lomley, captain of the
town; one year I ibidl.
4316 October 23
William Lyle, John Braine and John Lestrange of
Knokyn, knights las no. 4310 abovel; one year [ibid].
540
PROTECTIONS
1387
4317 October 24
Francis Vyncheger, merchant of Luk'lLuccal, with
John, lord Nevill; Easter [C 71/67, m. l]. Edmund
Hemyngton [as no. 4310 above); one year [C 71/67,
m. 41.
4318 October 26
Richard Sprot of Bryset and Meredith ap Jevan Gogh
[as no. 4310 above); one year [ibidj.
4319 October 29
John Lynford of Buckinghamshire, esquire, las no.
4310 above), one year. Hugh Newe of Chestunham
in Gloucestershire, [as no. 4315 above), one year,
[ibid).
4320 November 3
John Taunton alias Gillien Taunton skinner, )as no.
4310 above); one year. Robert Brokman of Seyvynton
[as no. 4315 above), one year. )ibid).
4321 November 4
John Kendale [as no. 4315 above), one year [ibid).
4322 November 5
Richard Brynnand of Knaresborough [as no. 4315
above); one year [ibid).
4323 November 6
John de Rome of Estryngton [as no. 4315 above);
one year. Sir Ralph de Lomley son and heir of Sir
Marmaduc de Lomley staying as keeper of the town
of Berwick; one year )ibid).
4324 November 7
Thomas Mortimer of Thirlowe Parva [as no. 4310
above); one year [ibid).
4325 November 8
William Brigge merchant, of Newcastle [alias given),
defending Berwick with Sir Ralph de Lomley, captain
of the town; one year [ibid).
4326 November 9
Nicholas de Ruggeley of Staffordshire defending
Roxburgh castle with Thomas Swynburn, keeper; one
year)no. 2046). [ibid).
4327 November 11
John CoUewych las no. 4325 above), one year [ibid).
4328 November 15
William Wheitley of Kerby [as no. 4326 abovel; one
year [ibid).
1387
4329 November 21
Henry Liglitgrave goldbeater, defending Berwick
castle with Heniy de Percy, earl of Northumberland,
captain; one year [ibid).
4330 November 28
John Halsham [as above); Easter. Sir Roger Heron,
[as next abovel; two months [C 71/67, m. 13).
4331 November 30
Roger Podeney [as no. 4326 above); one year
[C 71/67, m. 4).
4332 December 3
John Sewall of Southfleet in Kent, [as no. 4326 above);
one year [C 71/67, m. 3). William Malton of Coventry,
skinner, as above [C 71/67, m. 4l.
4333 December 6
Philip Denyas draper, [as no. 4325 abovel; one year
[ibid).
4334 December 8
Hugh de Gourley esquire and John Charles esquire,
[as no. 4326 abovel; one year [ibid).
4335 December 13
John Asshenby draper, [as no. 4329 above); one year
IC 71/67, m. 1).
4336 December 16
William Abell of Lokyngton, John Broune of Barton
in Bulmershire and Thomas servant Percy )i/cl,
[as no. 4329 above); one year [ibid).
1388
4337 January 1
Robert Alder defending Berwick castle with the earl
of Northumberland, captain; one year [ibid).
4338 January 4
Richard Nowell son of Laurence Nowell of Rede in
Lancashire defending Roxburgh castle with Thomas
Swynburn, keeper; one year [C 71/67, m. 4).
4339 January 13
Adam Robynson of Singleton [as above); one year
libid).
4340 January 18
John Besyngby of Yorkshire, mercer, defending
Berwick with Ralph de Lomeley, captain of the
town, one year I C 71/67, m. l).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1388
4341 February 7
Robert Skypwith of York and John Litster of
Wandesford, las no. 4337 above); one year [C 71/67,
m. 4l.
4342 February 12
Robert Wyth [as no. 4338 abovel; one year [ibid).
4343 February 13
Robert de Clifford of Northumberland [as no. 4337
abovel; one year [C 71/67, m. 3l.
4344 February 16
John Farnham [as no. 4338 above]; one year [C 71/67,
m. 4].
4345 February 18
Nicholas Tryce of Southwerk, Nicholas de Riggeby
of Lancashire, William Doubunas, Thomas Turvyle,
herald, and Alan de Katerall of Lancashire [as no.
4338 abovel; one year [ibid].
4346 February 19
Robert Cambok [as no. 4338 abovel; one year
[C 71/67, m. 31.
4347 February 20
John de Cliffe of Billyngton in Lancashire, Robert
son of Geoffrey del Holt and John de Tunwalclyf
[as no. 4338 abovel; one year [C 71/67, m. 4l. John
Barker of Uffyngton [as no. 4337 abovel, one year
[ibid].
4348 February 24
Thomas Gerard knight, William Chapman of Hereford,
spicer, and Griffin ap Cadvaghan [as no. 4338 abovel,
one year. Griffin ap Cadogan Vechan [as no. 4337
abovel; one year [ibid].
4349 February 25
James son of William de Radeclyf, alias James de
Radclyf, defending Roxburgh castle wirh Thomas
Swynburn, keeper; one year [ibid].
4350 February 29
William de Aston of Rutland esquire, las abovel,
one year I C 71/67, m. 3l.
4351 March 3
William de Carnaby defending Jedburgh castle with
the earl of Northumberland, one year |C 71/67, m. ll.
4352 March 8
Richard de Stanlawe of Elvet in Durham, defending
1388
4352 March 8 Contd.
Berwick with Sir Ralph de Lomley, captain of the
town; one year [C 71/67, m. 4].
4353 March 12
Roger de Etheleston and John Nowell son of
Laurence Nowell, defending Berwick castle with
the earl of Northumberland; one year [ibid].
4354 March 13
Thomas Holm of Yorkshire I as abovel, one year
[C 71/67, m. 1|.
4355 March 14
Thomas Hervy las no. 4353 abovel; one year
IC 71/67, m.-4l.
4356 March 19
Sir Alexander Nevyll las no. 4353 above]; one year
libidl.
4357 April 14
John de Collewych of York, taverner, alias John
Collewych, citizen and vintner of York, defending
Berwick with Sir Ralph de Lomley, captain of the
town; one year I ibid].
4358 May 11
Thomas Bradee of Tweedmouth [as no. 4353 abovel;
one year [C 71/67, m. ll.
4359 May 12
Henry fitz Johan, citizen and fishmonger of London,
las no. 4353 abovel; one year [ibidl.
4360 May 13
Nicholas son of Richard de Hewod and Roger son of
Thomas de Fazacrelegh, alias Roger Fasacreley,
las no. 4349 above], one year IC 71/67, m. 3].
4361 May 18
Sir William Lyle senior, defending Berwick with
Henry de Percy the son, keeper of the town; one year
IC 71/67, m. ll.
4362 May 21
Sir Thomas Swynburn defending Roxburgh castle;
one year IC 71/67, m. 3].
4363 June 4
Greffyn Gosham las no. 4361 abovel; one year
IC 71 '67, m. ll.
4364 June 6
John Drewes [as no. 4353 abovel; one year [ibid].
PART Ih PROTECTIONS
1388
4365 June 8
Sir William de Fulthorpe las no. 4361 abovel; one
year I ibid].
4366 June 10
Sir William de Rither, John Bosveynon and Edward de
Wetwang, [as no. 4361 above]; one year I ibid].
4367 June 13
Sir William de Dacre, lord of Gillesland las no. 4361
abovel; one year [ibid].
4368 June 14
John Tempest [as no. 4361 above]; one year [ibid].
4369 June 16
William Melton alias Whetle of Kirby [as no. 4361
above); one year [ibid].
4370 June 18
Richard Bernard of Knaresburgh, John Yonge of
Stodemerssh and Robert Orgar, merchant of London,
son of the deceased John Orgar of Melton Moubray,
[as no. 4361 abovel, one year [ibid].
4371 June 20
Thomas Bellerby of Lemyng [as no. 4361 abovel;
one year. Thomas Cherye of Newport in Shropshire,
with Sir John de Bello Monte, captain of the castle
and town of Carlisle, and keeper of the West Marches;
one year I ibid].
4372 June 23
Simon de Brampton of Lynne alias Simon de Walpole,
las no. 4361 above]; one year [C 71/68, m. 7].
4373 June 25
John de Lancastre esquire, [as no. 4361 above], one
year I ibid].
4374 June 26
William de Dryby and John Littelbury with Sir John
de Bello Monte [ere, as no. 4371 above]; one year
[C 71/68, m. 6|. Hugh de Riston of Great Yarmouth
las no. 4361 abovel; one year IC 71/68, m. 7].
4375 June 28
Robert Cristendome of York, bowyer, with Henry de
Percy, keeper of the town of Berwick, one year [ibid].
4376 June 29
Roger atte Wode of Kent and Hugh Ros 'leche', las
abovel, one year [ ibid].
4377 July 1
Reginald de Cobham of Sussex esquire, [as no. 4375
above]; one year [ibid].
4378 July 2
John de Derby clerk, deacon of Cestrie in Strata
[Chester le Street], with Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland, captain of Berwick castle; one year
[C 71/68, m. 4].
4379 August 15
Sir Gilbert de Halsall, John de Holand, son of
William de Holand, and John de Lydegate, son of
Robert de Lydegate, with Henry de Percy, son of
the earl of Northumberland, keeper of Berwick,
defending that town; one year [C 71/68, m. 7].
4380 September 12
John Fox defending Berwick castle with the earl of
Northumberland, keeper; one year [C 71/68, m. 5).
4381 September 18
Sir Hugh Spenser, alias Sir Hugh le Despenser of
Northamptonshire alias Hugh le Despenser, [as no.
4375 above]; one year [C 71/68, m. 7l.
4382 October 30
John Hilton with the earl of Northumberland, defending
Berwick in company of Sir John de Stanley, keeper of
the town; one year [C 71/68, m. 5].
4383 November 11
Thomas Holm of Yorkshire defending Berwick with
Sir John de Stanley, keeper; one year libidl.
4384 December 1
Henry Moryng of Middlesex and John de Wyndesore
[as abovel; one year [ibid].
1389
4385 January 5
Geoffrey de Wrightyngton with the earl of
Northumberland, captain of Berwick castle; one
year I C 71/68, m. 4].
4386 February 7
Richard son of William del Croke of Whithull, las
no. 4383 above]; one yearlC 71/68, m. 5].
4387 February 10
Hugh Frenyngham, Henry de Athirton alias Henry de
Atherton bastard, Sir Thomas Gerard, William de
Caton, lately bailiff of Lonesdale, clerk, and Roger
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1389
4387 February 10 Contd.
de Assheburn alias Roger Croftman, las no. 4383
above); 6 months [C 71/68, m. ll. Same for John de
Tunwalclyf, Robert and John, sons of Geoffrey del
Holt, and William de Carnaby; one year [C 71/68,
m. 5).
4388 February 11
James de Radclif, Nicholas de Rigby and Henry de
Grenehaigh las no. 4385 above]; one year tC 71/68,
m. 41.
4389 February 12
John de Welford of Beverley, Roger Storky of Preston
and Richard Warde of Middleton, in Yorkshire, defend-
ing Roxburgh castle with Sir Thomas Umfravile,
captain; one year IC 71/68, m. 4l. I ibid). Yevan Madok
and Nicholas de Orell las no. 4383 above); one year
IC 71/68, m. 5).
4390 February 13
Roger de Pemberton and Hugh de Wynstanley las no.
4383 abovel, 6 months IC 71/68, m. l). Robert
Wentland las no. 4389 above); one year IC 71/68,
m. 4). Sir John de Assheton, William son of Matthev.
de Rixton, Robert son of William de Workeslegh,
Robert de Hoppeton and William son of William de
Radcliff of Todmardene, las no. 4383 above); one
yearlC 71/68, m. 5).
4391 February 14
Sir William Swalowe of Yorkshire, [as no. 4383 abovel;
6 months IC 71/68, m. 1). Same for John de la Launde
of Pynchebek, William de Lynhales alias William de
Lynhalghes, and Ralph de Moleneux; one year
IC 71/68, m. 51.
4392 February 15
John Burgoyne and Hugh de Ives las no. 4383 abovel;
6 months IC 71/68, m. l|.
4393 February 16
John Yolstones esquire, John de Aldeleme senior,
Nicholas Clent, lately clerk computator of William
Venour, lately one of the sheriffs of London, Thomas
son of William del North of Lancashire and Thomas
son of John de Brereworth, las no. 4383 abovel; 6
months libidl.
4394 February 17
Thomas de Kirkby, apprentice of court Is/'cl, las no.
4383 abovel, 6 months libidl.
1389
4395 February 18
Richard le Massy of Rixton, Richard fitz Henry of
Rixton, Henry Spraggy, Laurence de Wotton, Robert
Holden, and William Craunford [as no. 4383 abovel;
6 months IC 71/68, m. ll. Robert Heron and Thomas
del Eves of Wysewall las no. 4389 abovel; one year
IC 71/68, m. 41.
4396 February 20
Thomas Lovekyn of Kingston upon Thames, Hugh
Newe of Cheltunham in Gloucestershire and William
Bascote alias William Ardern [as no. 4383 above);
6 months [C 71/68, m. l). Richard de Boterworth and
Robert son of Hugh del Holt [as no. 4389 above);
one year IC 71/68, m. 4).
4397 February 22
Richard son of Richard de Ellerbek, Sir Gilbert de
Halsale, Thomas Colney and John Hundelby [as no.
4383 above), 6 months [C 71/68, m. ll. Sir John de
Stanley keeper of the town of Berwick; one year
[no. 20481 [C 71/68, m. 4l.
4398 February 23
William Kynton, Robert White, Sir Ralph de Radclif
dud Robert de Buckeley of Alt [sic], defending
Berwick with John de Stanley, keeper of the town;
6 months [C 71/68, m. ll.
4399 February 26
Sir William Grey, las abovel, 6 months libid).
4400 February 27
John Brymyncham minstrel, defending Roxburgh
castle with Sir Thomas Umfravile, captain; one year
IC 71/68, m. 4).
4401 February 28
Robert Skelton las no. 4398 abovel; 6 months
IC 71/68, m. ll.
4402 March 1
John de Toppeclif [as no. 4400 above); one year
[C 71/68, m. 4). Sir Philip de Pikworth of Yorkshire,
defending Berwick castle with the earl of Northum-
berland, keeper; one year [C 71/68, m. 5l.
4403 March 2
John Kent of Suthwerk and John Wynrysh [as no. 4400
abovel, one yearlC 71/68, m. 4l.
4404 March 3
John Berforth [as no. 4400 abovel; one year [ibid).
544
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1389
4405 March 5
John Stokes legh, citizen of London, and John son of
Thomas del Bothe [as no. 4398 above]; 6 months
[ibidl.
4406 March 6
John Ovenyle, sometime dwelling in Edynbrygge,
alias John Ovenhild, las no. 4400 above! ; one year
[C 71/68, m. 4l.
4407 March 7
Roger Ivyll of Cornwall and John Wareyn of
Westminster Las no. 4398 above); 6 months [C 71/68,
m. ll.
4408 March 12
Robert Beylham of Canterbury [as no. 4398 above];
6 months [ibid].
4409 March 22
Robert Allerton alias Robert Hulson and John Hulson,
[as no. 4398 above]; 6 months [ibidl.
4410 March 25
John le Frenssh of Gayton senior and William de
Perbalt of Wigan [as no. 4398 above); 6 months [ibidl.
4411 March 26
Simon del Stile [as no. 4400 above], one year
[C 71/68, m. 41.
4412 March 27
Ralph de Barton of Rydesdale [as no. 4398 above];
6 months [C 71 '68, m. l].
4413 May 1
Robert Aldre with the earl of Northumberland,
captain of Berwick castle, one year [C 71/68, m. 4].
4414 May 8
Thomas de Segeford in company of Thomas, earl
Mareschal and Nottingham; one year |C 71 '68, m. ll.
4415 May 10
John Rogger esquire and Ralph Vanderwise with the
earl marshal; Simon de Beltofte, John Stapelton and
William Ferye, clerk, defending Berwick with the
earl, keeper of the town. [C 71/68, m. ll. John Swan,
son of Henry Swan of Mertok in Somerset, with the
earl, keeper of Roxburgh castle, defending that castle
in company of Sir Thomas Swynburn, the earl's
lieutenant. [C 71/68, m. 3] (All for one year].
1389
4416 May 11
Richard Palmer of Fisshelake and John Latymer of
Barton by Kyrkam alias John Latymer by Kyrkham
[sic\, lately esquire, alias John Latymer, lately
esquire, alias John Latymer, knight, defending
Roxburgh castle with Sir Thomas Swynborne
lieutenant of the earl marshal, captain of the castle;
one year [C 71/68, m. 2). John Cristelton of
Coventry in Warwickshire with the earl marshal;
one year [C 71/68, m. l).
4417 May 12
Walter Wyndfeld, Nicholas Wyndfeld, Sir Reginald
Lucy and William Maynard esquire, defending Berwick
with the earl marshal, keeper of the town; one year
[C 71/68, m. 2). Sir Thomas Swynbourne with the
earl marshal, defending Roxburgh castle; one year
[C 71/68, m. 4).
4418 May 13
Hugh Sturmy clerk, with the earl marshal; one year
[C 71/68, m. 1). Sir Robert de Legh of Adlynton, of
Cheshire, and John Merston of Lincolnshire, with
the earl marshal, keeper of Berwick, defending that
town; one year [C 71/68, m. 2).
4419 May 14
John Paxton esquire, with the earl marshal, keeper
of Berwick, defending that town, one year [ibid].
4420 May 15
William Halle esquire, of Wychyngham, and Thomas
Picard [as above); one year [ibid).
4421 May 16
Walter Baddelee esquire, with Sir William Lescrop;
6 months [C 71/68, m. 3). John Fauconer skinner,
of Holborn, with the earl of Northumberland, captain
of Berwick castle; one year [C 71/68, m. 4).
4422 May 18
John Bosvenon [;
IC 71/68, m. 2).
no. 4419 above); one year
4423 May 28
John Sparowe of Greenwich with the earl of
Northumberland,, captain of Berwick castle, one
yearlC 71 '68, m. 4).
4424 May 31
Robert de Kesteven and Hugh Standissh [as above];
one year [ibid].
PART II; PROTECTIONS
545
1389
4425 June 1
John de Kendale of Hameldon in Rutland, [as no.
4419 above); one year [C 71/68, m. 2).
4426 June 20
Edmund Stapelgate, staying with the earl marshal at
Roxburgh castle; one year[C 71/68, m. 3].
4427 June 26
John de Derby clerk, deacon of Chester, victualler
of Berwick castle, with the earl of Northumberland,
keeper of the castle; one year [C 71/69, m. 6l.
4428 July 10
Sir John Dautre, defending Berwick castle with
Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper,
one year[C 71/69, m. 8].
4429 July 14
Sir Robert Ogle defending Berwick with Thomas,
earl Marshal and Nottingham, keeper of the town,
one year [C 71/69, m. 6). Same for John Radenore
goldbeater, one year [C 71/69, m. 8].
4430 July 26
Robert Cristendom 'bower', Las above]; one year
[C 71/69, m. 6].
4431 October 9
John Yolstones of Lancashire and Nicholas Ruggeley
of Cannokbury in Staffordshire, defending Roxburgh
castle with Thomas de Swynbourne, lieutenant of the
earl marshal, keeper, one year [C 71/69, m. 7).
4432 October 12
John Lannarth clerk, U
s above!, one year [ibid].
4433 October 17
Sir William de Fulthorp, Las no. 4429 abovel; one
year [C 71/69, m. 6).
4434 October 20
John Preston of Creketon esquire, Las no. 4429
abovel, one year libidl.
4435 October 21
Sir Ralph de Lomley son and heir of Sir Marmaduc de
Lomley, and Adam Alotes of Norfolk, [as no. 4429
abovel; one year [ibidl.
4436 October 23
William de Bamburgh with the earl marshal, keeper
of Roxburgh castle, in company of Sir Thomas de
1389
4436 October 23 Contd.
Swynbourn, the earl's lieutenant; one year [C 71/69,
m. 7l.
4437 October 24
James Newerent defending Roxburgh castle with
Sir Thomas Swynbourne; one year [ibid).
4438 October 25
Thomas Boydell and Sir Robert de Legh with the
earl marshal, keeper of the town of Berwick; one
year [C 71/69, m. 6).
4439 November 3
John Lancastre esquire, [as above]; one year [ibid].
4440 November 7
Thomas Holme of Yorkshire [as no. 4438 above],
one year [ibid].
4441 November 19
James de Baggeley, parson of Stopford, [as no. 4438
above]; one year [ibid].
4442 November 21
Simon Stowet and Rees ap Jevan Vachan, defending
Roxburgh castle wirh the earl marshal, keeper, one
year[C 71/69, m. 7).
4443 November 26
John de Lynford esquire [as no. 4436 abovel; one
year ( ibid].
4444 November 29
William del Chaumbre of Aton defending Berwick
castle wirh the earl of Northumberland, keeper;
one year [C 71/69, m. 8).
4445 December 15
William Bechewode of Malmesbury (as above]; one
year ibid].
1390
4446 January 2
John de Wyndesore defending Berwick with Thomas,
earl marshal and Nottingham, keeper of the town;
one year[C 71/69, m. 3).
4447 January 27
John Gournay of Colchester with the earl marshal
and Nottingham, keeper of the town of Berwick, one
year[C 71/69, m. 6l.
546
PART II; PROTECTIONS
1390
4448 January 28
Nicholas de Rigby [as no. 4444 above); one year
[C 71/69, m. 8]. William Bakere and John Martyn,
las no. 4452 below); one year [C 71/69, m. 7).
4449 February 3
William Fraunceys 'leche', [as no. 4444 above);
one year [C 71/69, m. 8).
4450 February 6
William Weston [as no. 4447 above), one year
[C 71/69, m. 6).
4451 February 14
John de Croft of Claghton and Sir John de Croft of
Dalton[as no. 4447 above), one year I ibid).
4452 February 16
Henry fitz Johan esquire, with Sir Thomas
Swynbourne, lieutenant of the earl marshal, keeper
of Roxburgh castle; one year [C 71/69, m. 7).
4453 February 21
Henry son of Robert de Grenacres of Weston in
Lancashire, John son of Laurence Nowell of
Lancashire, Richard Cell of York and Roger de
Ethelston of Lancashire [as no. 4447 above); one
year [C 71/69, m. 6). John Lukke of Bristol las no.
4452 above); one year [C 71/69, m. 7).
4454 May 7
Henry Brynsale of the city of York (as no. 4447
above), one year [C 71/69, m. 6).
4455 June 5
Sir Thomas de Swynburne, defending Roxburgh castle
as lieutenant of Thomas, earl Marshal and Nottingham,
keeper; one year [C 71/69, m. l).
4456 June 6
John de Derby clerk, deacon of Chester le Street
ICestrie in Strata], victualler of Berwick castle,
defending it with the earl of Northumberland, keeper;
one year I C 71/69, m. 8).
4457 July 3
John Kentryn junior, with John, bishop of Meneven'
1st Davids), treasurer, the king's special commis-
sioner and legate on the affairs of England,
Michaelmas [C 71/70, m. 3).
1390
4458 Julys
John Preston of Preston with the earl marshal and
Nottingham; one year [ibid].
4459 October 17
Adam Alotes, victualler of the town of Berwick,
defending it with Thomas, earl marshal and
Nottingham, keeper; one year [ibid].
4460 November 17
John Deysterre drover, of CoUeshuU, with the earl
marshal, keeper of Berwick defending that town; one
yearlC 71/70, m. 5).
4461 November 30
Nicholas Clent defending Berwick with Sir Thomas
Gray lieutenant of Thomas, earl marshal and
Nottingham, captain of the town; one year [C 71/70,
m. 3).
4462 December 1
John Launderay of Bristol defending Berwick castle
with Sir Richard de Tempest, lieutenant of Henry de
Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper of the castle
and town [sj'c]; one year [C 71/70, m. 5).
1391
4463 January 13
John Wyndesore, defending the town of Berwick; one
year (C 71/70, m. 4). John Burne of Bristol defending
Berwick with Thomas, earl marshal and Nottingham,
keeper of the town, one year [ibid].
4464 June 11
Sir Richard Tempest defending Berwick with the earl
of Northumberland, keeper of the town; one year
[C 71/70, m. 3).
4465 July 5
Robert de Galleway of Newcastle [as above); one
yearlC 71/71, m. 7).
4466 July 8
Sir Ralph de Lumley son and heir of Sir Marmaduc de
Lomley, William son of Peter de Frothyngham,
Nicholas Bastard, Robert Bays clerk, formerly vicar
of Yevele, and formerly master of the hospital of St
Leonard, York, and John Ayllewyn of St Botolph,
all defending the town of Berwick with the earl of
Northumberland, one year [ibid).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1391
4467 July 10
Ralph Baker and John Raulyn of Gloucester [as
4464 above]; one year tibid].
4468 July 13
Adam Kirkeman esquire, [;
year libidl.
no. 4464 above]; one
4469 July 16
John de Wyndesore esquire, las no. 4464 above]; one
year [ ibid].
4470 November 14
Thomas Dunwod and Sir Gerard Salveyn, lord of
Harswell, alias Sir Gerard Salveyn of Hareswell,
[both as no. 4464 above); one year [ibid].
4471 November 15
John Hunter of Tyndale [as no. 4464 above); one
year [ibidl.
4472 November 18
John de Newesom, Ralph de See esquire, Thomas
de Newesom, and Nicholas Harper of Egremond [all
as no. 4464 above); one year [ibid).
4473 November 24
William de Botheby clerk, master of the hospital of
St Leonard, York, [no. 2054) and John son of Sir
Thomas de Ardene [as no. 4464 above); one year
[ibid).
4474 December 4
Laurence and John Merbury defending Berwick with
the earl of Northumberland, keeper of the town, one
year[C 71/71, m. 6).
4475 December 6
Robert Alder esquire, of Yorkshire, [as above); one
year [ibid).
4476 December 7
John de Derby clerk, dean of the collegiate church
of Cestre in Strata, [Chester le Street), keeper [sic\
of the town of Berwick, defending that town; one
yeariC 71/71, m. 3).
1392
4477 January 8
Thomas de Whelok junior, defending Berwick with the
earl of Northumberland, keeper of the town, one year
[C 71/71, m. 2).
1392
4478 January 23
Ralph de Lumlee chivaler, alias Sir Ralph de Lumley,
[as above); one year [C 71/71, m. 5).
4479 February 14
John son of Thomas de Ardene knight, [as no. 4477
above); one year[C 71/71, m. 7).
4480 May 30
William Charneys, citizen and cellarer of London,
[as no. 4477 above); one year [C 71/71, m. 3).
4481 May 31
John Trig, citizen and fishmonger of London, [as no.
4477 above); one year. Richard bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, and William Neuhagh clerk; Michaelmas
[ibid].
4482 December 5
Ranulph del See esquire, defending Berwick with the
earl of Northumberland, keeper of the town and castle;
one year [C 71/71, m. l).
1393
4483 February 23
William de Botheby clerk, master of the hospital of
St Leonard, York, [as above), one year [ibid].
4484 May 2
Richard Tempest knight, with the earl of Northumber-
land, staying for safe keeping of the town of Berwick,
one year [ ibid).
4485 May 6
John de Derby clerk, dean of the church of Cestrie
in Strata, [Chester le Street], victualler of the castle
and town of Berwick, defending and victualling them
with the earl of Northumberland, their keeper; one
year [ibid).
4486 May 12
Adam Pynkherst defending the town of Berwick with
the earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year [ibid],
4487 May 14
William de Skelton, brother of John de Skelton, son of
Nicholas de Skelton of York, [as no. 4482 above); one
year ) ibid).
4488 June 27
Thomas de Corbrigg, burgess of Newcastle [as no.
4486 above); one year[C 71/72, m. 7).
548
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1393
4489 July 1
Thomas de Mothroby esquire, las no. 4486 above];
one year [ibid].
1394
4490 February 15
John Sextenry [as no. 4486 above]; one year [ibid].
4491 May 7
Sir Robert de Hilton with the earl of Northumberland,
keeper of the castles of Berwick and Roxburgh,
defending Roxburgh castle; one year [C 71/72, m. 6).
4492 June 3
John son of John de Ask [as no. 4482 above]; one
yearlC 71/72, m. 5).
4493 June 18
John de Derby clerk, [e^c, as no. 4485 above]; one
year [ibid].
4494 June 22
Thomas Base [as no. 4482 above]; one year [C 71/72,
m. 4].
4495 June 27
John Caster defending the town and castle of Berwick
with the earl of Northumberland; one year [ibid].
4496 July 11
Nicholas de Rigby [as above]; one year [ibidl.
4497 July 29
John Drewys of Northumberland, esquire, [as no.
4495 above]; one year [ibid].
4498 August 6
Thomas Danyers, son and heir of Thomas Danyers
knight, [as no. 4495 above!; one year [ibid].
4499 November 10
Henry de Strothir esquire, defending Roxburgh castle
with the earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year
[C 71/72, m. 2).
4500 November 12
Robert de Coverham, executor of the will of Sir John
de Nevill of Raby , defending the town of Berwick
with the earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year
[ibid).
4501 November 27
William son of William de Legh of Legh by Mylington,
las no. 4495 abovel; one year [C 71 '72, m. 4l.
1394
4502 November 29
John de Wessyngton esquire, [as no. 4499 abovel;
one year[C 71/72, m. 2].
1395
4503 January 25
Sir Richard Tempest defending the town and castle
of Berwick with the earl of Northumberland, their
keeper, one year [ibid].
4504 February 1
William de Faldon, citizen of York, [as no. 4499
above]; one year [C 71/72, m. 3].
4505 February 16
John de Reynford of Maudesley, and Sir Gilbert
de Halsale, [as no. 4500 above]; one year [C 71/72,
m. 2].
4506 February 18
William Baude and Thomas Brok, [as no. 4500 above);
one year [ibid].
4507 February 20
Sir John Conestable of Frismersk [as no. 4500 above];
one year. Thomas Hampsted of Lychefeld in Stafford-
shire, merchant, [as no. 4503 above); one year [ibid].
4508 February 22
William Grymshagh of Parva Coldon, John Benetson
of Burne, Adam Bekwyth of Muston, Robert de
Mapilton, and John Shepard, [as no. 4499 above];
one year [ibid).
4509 February 23
William de Bisshopdale, burgess of Newcastle [as
no. 4500 above); one year [ibid].
4510 June 3
John de Aske and Thomas Coldale of Keswyke, [as
no. 4500 above), one year [ibid].
4511 June 10
John de Wessyngton of Torrisolme, son of Edmund
de Wessyngton of Torrisholme, [as no. 4500 above),
one year I ibid).
4512 July 12
Thomas Daniers, son and heir of Thomas Daniers,
knight, las no. 4500 above); one year [C 71/74, m, 8).
4513 October 16
John son of John de Aske of Outhorp defending
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1395
4513 October 16 Contd.
Berwick castle with Henry de Percy, earl of
Northumberland, keeper of the town and castle,
one year [ibid).
4514 October 26
Vincent Fanderbeek merchant, defending Berwick
castle with Sir Ralph de Percy, its captain; one
year [ibid].
4515 November 25
William son of William de Legh, [as no. 4500 above);
one year I ibid).
4516 November 28
John Sergeant esquire, [as no. 4514 above], one year
[ibidl.
1396
4517 February 4
Thomas Daniers, son and heir of Thomas Daniers
knight, defending Berwick with Henry de Percy, earl
of Northumberland, keeper of the town; 6 months
[ib.dj.
4518 February 5
Laurence de Merbury, I as above]; 6 months [ibid].
4519 February 15
Thomas Bradeshawe of Hagh, [as no. 4517 above];
6 months [C 71/74, m. 6].
4520 February 26
Edmund de Whitmore of Cheshire, [as no. 4517 above],
6 months [ibid].
4521 March 28
Robert Schaft of Burgh, [as no. 4514 above]; one
year[C 71/74, m. 7].
4522 April 1
Stephen de Shavyngton of Farley, Staffordshire, [as
no. 4517 above!, 1 June [C 71/74, m. 6l.
4523 May 10
Peter Lyee of London, alias Peter Legh, defending
Roxburgh castle with Sir John Stanley, keeper, one
year [C 71/74, m. 7].
4524 May 12
Sir John Stanley and John Aldelyme with him,
defending Roxburgh castle, one year [ibid].
1396
4525 May 14
Henry Cooke of Hertfordshire, alias of Berkhamstede,
defending Roxburgh castle with Sir John Stanley,
keeper; one year [ibid].
4526 June 2
William del Hill of Askewyth, [as no. 4514 above);
one year [ibid].
4527 June 7
Richard de Chadirton of Lancashire and Thomas son
of Adam de Chadirton in Lancashire, [as no. 4525
above]; one year [ibid].
4528 June 9
Henry Vanelst of Gilderland of Coventry, taverner,
[as no. 4525 above); one year [C 71/74, m. 5). Same
for John Bedeford of Havering atte Boure; one year
[C 71/74, m. 7).
4529 June 19
John Bermyngham herald, alias John Bremyngham,
las no. 4525 above]; one year [C 71/74, m. 5).
4530 July 4
Nicholas Regby, defending Berwick with Henry de
Percy the son, keeper of the town; one year [C 71/74,
m. 4).
4531 July 19
John de Luvyrpol esquire, [as no. 4525 above); one
year [ibid).
4532 August 21
John son of Robert Doumville, [as no. 4525 above);
one year[C 71/74, m. 3).
4533 October 6
Richard Kilkenne and John Presfeu esquire, [as no.
4530 above); one year [ibid).
4534 November 23
John Bleyesworth, [as no. 4525 above); one year
IC 71/74, m. 4).
4535 November 28
William Brode clerk, las no. 4525 above); one year
IC 71/74, m. 3).
4536 December 1
Hugh Straunge of Yorkshire, [as no. 4530 above);
one year | ibidl.
550
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1396
4537 December 11
John Broun of Bristol, [as no. 4525 above); one year
[C 71/74, m. 4l.
4538 December 19
William de Hilton knight, [as no. 4530 above]; one
year[C 71/74, m. 3l.
1397
4539 January 15
Patrick de Penkeston and Thomas fitz Gerald, [as
no. 4530 above); one year [ibid].
4540 January 23
Peter Cornelha alias Cornolha or Cornewaiil of Lon-
don, merchant, [as no. 4525 above]; one year [ibid],
4541 January 25
Richard Halys of Lichfield, defending Roxburgh
castle with John Stanley, keeper; one year [ibid].
4542 January 31
Thomas Danyers, son and heir of Thomas Danyers
knight, defending the town of Berwick with Henry de
Percy the son; one year [ibid).
4543 February 6
John Luk, [as no. 4541 above], one year [ibid].
4544 February 7
Robert Swynhowe, son of Walter de Swynhowe, [as
no. 4542 above]; one year [ibid].
4545 February 18
Thomas Hervy butcher, defending Berwick castle
with the earl of Northumberland, captain; one year
[C 71/74, m. 2].
4546 April 12
John de Notyngham innkeeper, [as no. 4541 above],
one year [C 71/74, m. l].
4547 May 24
William de Askeby clerk, [as no. 4542 above]; one
year (ibid).
4548 June 12
Thomas Cawode, in company of John de Stanley,
knight, keeper of Roxburgh castle, staying for safe
keeping of that castle; one year |C 71/75, m. lOl.
4549 June 16
John Welford, [as no. 4542 above]; one year [ibid].
1397
4550 June 26
Roger Chaturleye or Chaterleye of ShareshuU
[as no. 4542 above); one year [C 71/75, m. 14).
4551 July 10
Robert de Pylkyngton of Ronynton in Lancashire,
[alias given], defending [etc., as no. 4541 above);
one year [ ibid).
4552 July 13
Henry Hayteley, [as no. 4541 above]; one year [ibid].
4553 July 16
Robert Valoun, alias Robert Valain of Coventry,
[as no. 4541 above); one year [ibid).
4554 July 23
Ralph de Longetre of Lancashire, [as no. 4541 above);
one year [ibid].
4555 September 24
Bartholomew Verdoun and Nicholas de Rygby, [as no.
4541 above); one year [ibid).
4556 September 28
Walter Sturmyn, [as no. 4541 above); one year [ibid).
4557 September 29
Thomas Haloton esquire, of Lancashire, Las no. 4541
above); one year [ibid].
4558 October 2
Nicholas Parker of Coventry, Sir William de Fulthorpe
and Sir Ralph de Lumley [as no. 4541 above); one
year [ ibid).
4559 October 4
Sir David Wogan and Thomas Wogan, [as no. 4541
above); one year [ibid].
4560 October 5
John de Stanley merchant, [as no. 4542 above], one
year[C 71/75, m. 13).
4561 October 12
Thomas de Cleveland, alias Thomas Taillour of
Newcastle, defending Berwick with Henry de Percy,
keeper of the East march and the town; one year.
John Sewale of Iseldon, [as no. 4541 above); one
year [C 71 '75, m. 14).
4562 October 16
Sir John Stanley, keeper of Ro.xburgh castle;
one year [C 71/75, m. 13).
PROTECTIONS
551
1397
4563 October 17
Robert de Blakemore of Newcastle defending
Roxburgh castle with Sir John de Stanley, its
keeper; one year [ibid].
4564 October 19
William de Chesynhale of Lancashire, alias William
de Chesunhale esquire, [as above]; one year [ibid],
4565 October 24
Robert Skelton of Hertelpole, [as no. 4563 above];
one year [C 71/75, m. 13]. Same for John de
Wandesford of Gemlyng; one year [C 71/75, m. 14].
4566 October 25
William Sturgys alias Sturgisse, citizen and clothier
of York, [as no. 4563 above]; one year [C 71/75,
m. 13]. Thomas Hertford clerk, [as no. 4563 above];
one year[C 71/75, m. 14].
4567 October 28
Ralph Stallebrugge of New Sarum, butcher, [as no.
4563 above]; one year[C 71/75, m. 13].
1398
4568 March 8
John de Stanleye knight, alias John de Stanlegh
chivaler, keeper of Roxburgh castle; one year
[C 71/75, m. 11].
4569 April 1
Roger de Selby and John Broun, [as no. 4563 above],
one year [C 71/75, m. 10].
4570 April 24
Laurence Fyton of Gouseworth, [as no. 4563 above],
one year [ ibid].
4571 May 4
John Fraunceys of Engleby junior, [as no. 4563
above], one year[C 71/75, m. 11].
4572 May 8
John Chace of York, defending Berwick with Henry
de Percy the son, keeper of the town; [one year?]
lC 71/75, m. 101.
4573 May 14
John Presfen, [as abovej; one yearlC 71/75, m. 111.
4574 July 1
John Lutterworth, [as no. 4563 above], one year
[C 71 75, m. 9].
1398
4575 July 16
Alan Brymmysgrove grocer, [as no. 4572 above],
one year [ibid].
4576 October 4
Sir John Bussy and Sir Henry Grene; Christmas
[C 71/75, m. 7].
4577 October 15
John Berewyk, vicar of Batricheseye in Surrey,
[as no. 4563 above]; one year [C 71/75, m. 6).
4578 October 22
Richard Kilkenne, [as no. 4572 above], one year
[ibid].
4579 December 4
Thomas Stephenes, [as no. 4563 above]; one year
[ibid[.
1399
4580 January 15
John Blaket, [as no. 4572 above], one year
[C 71/75, m. 4[.
4581 January 24
John Danyle, [as no. 4572 above]; one year [ibid].
4582 February 16
William Toughe, defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
John de Stanley, keeper; one year [ibid].
4583 March 5
John Comere, [as above]; one year [ibid].
4584 November 10
Ranulph del See esquire, defending the castle and
town of Berwick with Henry de Percy, their keeper;
one year[C 71/76, m. 14].
4585 November 12
John Petresfeld, alias John Frebern of Petresfeld,
alias John Baker, going to Scotland to defend those
parts; one year [ibid].
4586 November 13
John Davye, [as no. 4584 above]; one year [ibid].
4587 November 15
John Blaket esquire, [as no. 4584 above], one year
I ibid].
4588 November 20
John Davy skinner, citizen and merchant of York,
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1399
4588 November 20 Contd.
[as no. 4584 above]; one year [ibid],
4589 November 21
Thomas Broun, master of arts and licenciate in
medicine, las no. 4584 above]; one year [ibid].
4590 November 26
Walter Burgeis and William Twe [s/c], going to
Scotland to defend those parts; one year [ibid].
4591 November 29
Roger Hendra, [as no. 4584 above]; one year [ibid].
Roger Hoghton butcher, going to Scotland to defend
those parts; one year [ibid].
4592 December 12
William Galby; one year[C 71/76, m. 12].
4593 December 17
John Topcleif, citizen of York, William Cawlay,
merchant of York, and Thomas Scottissone, merchant
of Lancaster, [as no. 4584 above]; one year [C 71/76,
m. 14].
1400
4594 February 18
John Fort esquire, with the earl of Northumberland,
constable of England and keeper of the castle and
town of Berwick upon Tweed, defending that castle
and town; one year [C 71/76, m. 13].
4595 March 9
John Quynton esquire, defending Berwick castle with
the earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year [ibid].
4596 March 12
William de Bridlyngton and William Dovnum, [as
above]; one year [ibid].
4597 March 19
Richard Nuthowe and Edmund Beche [as no. 4584
above); one year[C 71/76, m. 12].
4598 April 3
Robert Lannen and John Bowetby, las no. 4595 above]
one year [ ibid].
4599 June 2
James Billyngford [no. 2070|; one year[C 71/76,
m. 111.
1400
4600 June 3
Norman Swynford esquire [no. 2069], and William
Beaumond, John Beaumond and Richard Clement,
his servants; one year [ibid].
4601 June 4
William Herbotill and Henry Strother, defending
Roxburgh castle with Robert Umfrevyle, keeper;
one year [ibid].
4602 June 5
Edmund Whitmor and John Perker alias Brewester;
one year [ibid].
4603 June 9
Janico Dartas, alias Janico Dartasso [Jenico
d'Artois?] [no. 2068], John Latymer, Sir Robert
Chalouns and Walter Skinner; one year [ibid].
4604 June 14
Richard Beaupe alias Marchall and John Walkeden
of Norfolk esquire; one year [ibid].
4605 June 18
William Knottyngley vadlet; one year [ibid].
4606 June 20
Richard Berne, John Osmond, Sir William de Clynton
[no. 2072], Thomas Lucas clerk, Robert Lenche alias
Cokkes, and John Meston, one year [ibid].
4607 June 21
William Stamford, William Lyndewode and William
Carlton with Edmund, earl of Stafford, one year [ibid].
4608 June 23
Sir John Colvylle and Thomas Colair; one year [ibid].
4609 June 27
John Hynkeley with Edmund, earl of Stafford; one
year [ibid].
4610 June 30
Christopher Tildesley goldsmith; one year [ibid].
4611 July 1
Richard Ferrers esquire, of Herefordshire; one year
[ibid].
4612 July 3
John Hampton and Robert Walker with Edmund, earl
of Stafford; one year. Edward Brystowe and Robert
Litton esquire; one year [ibid].
PROTECTIONS
553
1400
4613 Julys
William Brokesby esquire [no. 2074]; one year [ibid].
4614 July 10
Sir Thomas Flemmyng, 6 months [C 71/76, m. 10).
John Frebarne of Reigate baker, Sir William Hoo
and John Sivelle esquire; one year IC 71/'76, m. 111.
4615 July 12
Sir John Littelbury, one year I C 71/76, m. 10].
4616 July 13
John Chapmane of Rothewell, merchant; one year
[ibid].
4617 July 14
Thomas Appulton vadlet, Thomas Salle esquire;
one year [ibid].
4618 July 17
John Colshull [no. 2076]; John Stanley of
Mildenhale and John Northrydyng, all with John
Norbury, treasurer; 6 months [C 71/76, m. 10].
John Grymesby, William Wolryby; one year
[C 71/76, m. 11].
4619 July 18
John Kirkested of Norfolk esquire, with Michael de
la Pole, earl of Suffolk; William Glym[sjcl, clerk,
and Robert Gowe, clerk; one year [C 71/76, m. 10].
4620 July 20
William Holt of Sussex esquire; one year [ibid].
4621 August 4
Thomas Missendene of Lincolnshire; one year [ibid].
4622 November 27
Sir Gerard Salvayn defending the town and castle of
Berwick with Henry de Percy, their keeper; one year
[C 71/76, m. 81.
4623 December 3
Oliver Cavalkant of Florence, [as above]; one year
libidl.
4624 December 16
William Blenkansop, las no. 4622 above]; one year
libidl.
4625 December 17
Sir Walter de Bittirley and William Boys esquire,
[as no. 4622 above]; one year[ibidl.
1400
4626 December 23
John Stiward alias John Stiward of London, 'corsour'
[dealer in horses], defending the castle and town of
Berwick with Henry de Percy, son of the earl of
Northumberland; their keeper; one year[C 71/76,
m. 7].
1401
4627 January 4
Hugh Courteys, defending Roxburgh castle with Sir
Stephen Lescrop, one of the captains of that castle;
one year [ibid].
4628 February 5
Robert de Thorp, [as
[C 71/76, m. 8].
4622 above], one year
4629 February 12
Sir John Maners defending the town of Berwick with
Henry de Percy, keeper of the castle and town; one
year[C 71/76, m. 6]. Same for Adam Wynlove of
Lincoln. [C 71/76, m. 8].
4630 February 15
John de Skelton of Newcastle [as no. 4627 above];
one year [C 71/76, m. 6]. Thomas de Elmeden
'squier', or 'armiger', of Durham [as no. 4622 above];
one year [C 71/76, m. 8].
4631 February 18
Peter Descampe of Gascony, [as no. 4627 above];
one year[C 71/76, m. 6].
4632 March 4
John Frende, [as no. 4627 above]; one year [ibid].
4633 March 9
Hugh Wygan of Herefordshire, defending Berwick
with Henry de Percy, son of the earl of Northumber-
land, keeper of the town; one year [ ibid].
4634 April 19
Thomas Classe alias Clayssh of Devonshire, [as no.
4627 above]; one year. [See also no. 4636 below],
[ibidl.
4635 May 4
Thomas Malyn, alius Malyns, of Berford in
Bedfordshire, (as no. 4627 above]; one year [ibid].
4636 May 8
Thomas Classe [etc as no. 4634 above]; one year
[ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1401
4637 July 4
John Cotte of Yipswych, las no. 4627 above]; one
year [ ibid].
4638 July 5
Roger de Fynglane, alias Fynlane, defending Berwick
castle with the earl of Northumberland, constable of
England, captain of the castle and town; one year
[ibid].
4639 July 12
Edmund Hykelyng, [as no. 4627 above]; one year
[ibid].
4640 July 16
Robert Rypon, [as no. 4627 above]; one year
!C 71/76, m. 4].
4641 July 21
William Kyrkeby, [as no. 4627 above]; one year
[C 71/76, m. 6].
4642 August 23
Thomas AUerton, citizen of York [as no. 4633 abovel;
one year [ ibid].
4643 August 24
Robert Harsyk of Shypden, defending the town and
castle of Berwick with Henry de Percy, the son, their
keeper; one year [ibid],
1402
4644 February 1
Roger de Conyngclif, [as above]; one year
IC 71/76, m. 2].
4645 February 3
Thomas de Chirden, one of the victuallers of Berwick
castle, defending it with Henry de Percy, keeper of
the town and castle; one year I ibid].
4646 February 12
John son of John de Dalton knight, las no. 4643
abovel, one year[ibid[.
4647 March 20
John Sturmy of Woxbrugge, [as no. 4643 abovel, one
year [ibidl.
4648 April 3
William Welle, burgess of Bristol, defending
Berwick castle with the earl of Northumberland,
ts captain; one year [ibid].
1402
4649 April 13
Robert Asshecombe, lately 'brouderer' [embroiderer]
of King Richard [U], victualler of the earl of
Northumberland, constable of England and captain
of Berwick castle, defending it with the earl; one
year [ ibid].
4650 April 15
Robert Paton carpenter, with the earl of Northumber-
land, [etc., as above]; one year [ibid].
4651 April 18
Richard King of York, fishmonger, and John Fullarr
[as no. 4643 abovel; one year [ibid].
4652 May 2
Sir Gerard Salvian, Salvan or Salvayn of York, alias
of Herswell, or Northduffeld, [as no. 4643 above];
one year [ibid].
4653 July 1
William Blyth, [as no. 4643 above], one year [ibid].
4654 October 15
Sir John Pilkyngton, defending Berwick with Henry
de Percy, captain of the town; one year [C 71/77,
m. 14].
4655 October 25
John Crane, son of John Crane of Bridgewater in
Somerset, with Henry de Percy, earl of Northumber-
land, [efc, as no. 4649 above]; one year [ibid].
4656 October 27
John Crane of Briggewater in Somerset, alias John
son of John Crane of Bridgewater in Somerset, with
the earl of Northumberland [etc., as no. 4649 above],
[ibidl.
4657 October 28
Robert Acclome, defending Berwick castle with the
earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year [ibidl.
4658 October 31
John Pouchere, defending the town and castle of
Berwick with Henry Percy, their keeper; one year
[ibidl.
4659 November 2
John Bray of Boston, [as above]; one year [ibid].
4660 November 18
John Pouchere, [as no. 4657 abovel; one year [ ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1402
4661 November 27
Thomas Weston, defending Roxburgh castle with
Ralph, earl of Westmorland, captain; one year [ibid].
4662 December 2
Thomas Quynton, [as no. 4658 above], one year
[ibid].
4663 December 10
William Hunay of Wynwyk, [as no. 4658 above];
one year [ibid].
1403
4664 February 12
John de Boynton, son and heir of Sir Robert Boynton
of Yorkshire, deceased, defending Berwick castle
with the earl of Northumberland, keeper; one year
[ibid].
4665 February 20
Richard de Patryngton, chaplain or clerk, with the
earl of Westmorland, marshal of England and keeper
of Roxburgh castle, defending that castle; one year
[ibid].
4666 February 26
Edward Bokelond, [as above]; one year [ibid],
4667 March 9
Henry Strother esquire, [
4668 April 27
Edmund Burgeys [as no.
[C 71/77, m. 13].
4669 May 5
Thomas Palmere of Hedon, defending Berwick with
Henry de Percy, keeper of the town; one year
[C 71/77, m. 14]. William Colchestre mason, [as
no. 4658 above]; one year [ibid].
as above]; one year [ibid],
4664 above); one year
1403
4673 November 14
John Clerk of Nesbet, defending Berwick with Prince
John, constable of England and keeper of the town;
one year [ibid].
4674 November 18
William Kellowe esquire, [as above]; one year [ibid].
4675 November 20
John Clerk of Nesbet, [as no. 4673 above]; one year
[ibid].
4676 November 23
John Drax, alias Fallas, [as no. 4673 above); one
year [ibid).
1404
4677 February 13
William de Durham esquire^ defending Berwick and
the marches with Prince John, their keeper; one year
[C 71/77, m. 11).
4678 February 18
John Hardewyk, defending Berwick with Prince John,
constable of England and keeper of that town and the
east march; one year [ibid).
4679 June 3
Richard Thoresby, citizen and merchant of York,
with Ralph de Nevill, earl of Westmoreland and
marshal of England, captain of Roxburgh castle,
defending that castle; one year [C 71/77, m. 10].
4680 June 20
Sir William de Fulthorp and Edward Dauntesey,
[as no. 4678 above]; one year [C 71/77, m. 12).
4681 October 9
Sir Robert de Ogle senior, [as no. 4678 above);
one year[C 71/77, m. 6).
4670 June 25
Robert de Ledes of Kingstc
above); one yearlC 71/77,
upon Hull, [as no. 4658
1. 13).
4671 July 11
John de Beverlay, vintner of York, [as no. 4658
above); one year [ibid).
4672 October 11
John Pouchere with Prince John, keeper of the town
and castle of Berwick and the east march, defending
that town, one year[C 71 '77, m. 12).
1405
4682 June 11
Sir John Cornewaille; 6
iths[C 71/77. m. 4).
4683 October 23
William Wroth, lately sheriff of Dorset and Somerset,
las no. 4678 above); one year[C 71/77, m. 3].
1406
4684 January 9
William Revet, I as no.
4678 above); one year [ibid].
556
PROTECTIONS
1406
4685 April 5
Robert de Scoreburgh, [as
[C 71/77, m. 2].
4678 above]; one year
4686 November 26
William Revet, [as no. 4678 above); one year
[C 71/78, m. 7] [See also no. 4694 below].
1407
4687 February 8
Roger Ruston of Yorkshire esquire, with the king's
brother John, earl of Somerset, captain of Calais,
going to defend that town; one year [C 71/78, m. 6].
4688 March 16
William Jonson of Newcastle, with the king's son
John de Lancastre, constable of England, captain of
the town of Berwick and keeper of the east march,
defending the town and march; one year [ibid].
4689 May 4
John de Presfen, with Prince John, constable of
England and keeper of the town and castle of Berwick
and the east march, defending that town and castle;
one year [ibid].
4690 May 19
William Langebrok, alias Lambroke, Lambrok,
Langbrok, or Langebroke, defending the town
of Berwick with Prince John, keeper; one year
[C 71/78, m. 4] [See also no. 4692 below].
4691 October 31
Thomas, son of John son of William Hesilrig of
Donyngton, [as above]; one year [C 71/78, m. 3].
4692 February 24
William Langebrok clerk, a/ias William Lambroke,
Lambrok, Lambrouk, Langbrok, or Langebroke,
[as no. 4688 above]; one year [ibid] [See also no.
4690 above].
4693 July 29
Robert Laythum esquire, [as no. 4690 above);
one year[C 71/78, m. 2).
4694 October 11
William Revet, [as no. 4690 above]; one year
[C 71/79, m. 11] [See also no. 4686 above).
4695 October 29
Sir Halnath Mauleverer [as no. 4690 above); one
year [ibid).
1409
4696 February 7
John Creswell esquire, [as no. 4690 above); one
year [ibid).
4697 February 17
Robert Lathum esquire, defending the town of
Berwick with Prince John, constable of England
and keeper of the town and east march; one year
[ibid).
4698 June 14
Robert Prince, citizen and fishmonger of London,
[as above); one year[C 71/79, m. 10],
4699 October 21
Thomas Gerard esquire, [as no. 4697 above); one
year[C 71/79, m. 9).
4700 November 27
Sir Robert de Ogle [as no. 4697 above); one year
[ibid).
1410
4701 January 21
Thomas Dyngele, [as no. 4697 above); one year
[C 71/79, m. 8).
4702 April 26
Robert Prince, [as no. 4697 above); one year
[ibid].
4703 May 7
William Taaffe of Ireland, defending Roxburgh castle
with Sir John Nevill, keeper; one year [ibid].
4704 July 2
Roger Coke of Hesyll, [as above); one year (ibid).
1411
4705 January 1
Richard Beirhalgh, alias Beirhall [as no. 4703 above);
one year[C 71/79, m. 7).
4706 January 26
Adam Fenrother clerk, defending Berwick with Prince
John, constable of England and keeper of the town;
one year [ ibid].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1411
4707 April 19
Adam de Egleston chaplain, [as no. 4703 above];
6 months [ibid].
4708 May 12
William Revet esquire, defending Berwick with
Prince John, constable of England, and keeper of
the town and East march; 24 June[C 71/79, m. 6].
4709 October 20
Richard Berehalgh and John Wryght, clerk [as above];
one year [C 71/79, m. 4].
1412
4710 February 10
Richard Alder esquire, [as no. 4708 above]; one
year [ibid].
4711 April 26
Robert Harbotell of Parva Chilton, defending
Roxburgh castle with Robert Umfravill, captain;
one year [ibid].
4712 November 23
Henry Louelych, defending Berwick and the East
march with Prince John, constable of England and
keeper of the march and town; one year [C 71/79, m.l]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 202].
1414
4713 May 29
Robert Rouchestre esquire, defending Berwick with
John, duke of Bedford, earl of Kendale, constable of
England and keeper of the town and the East march;
one year [C 71/81, m. 17] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 211].
1415
4714 May 29
Thomas Delham clerk, alias rector of Abyngeworth
or chaplain, going to Berwick with Richard, lord de
Grey; one year [C 71/81, m. 14].
4715 Junes
Sir Hugh Linsey, defending the East marches with
Richard, lord de Grey, their keeper; one year
[C 71/81, m. 151.
4716 June 27
Ralph Makerell, defending Berwick with Richard,
iord de Grey, one year [C 71/81, m. 14].
1415
4717 August 29
John Cotton, going overseas with Sir Hertauk van
Clux; one year [ibid].
4718 October 14
Gilbert Lamleye of Nottingham, defending Berwick
with Richard, lord de Grey, captain of the town and
keeper of the East marches; one year [C 71/81,
m. 13].
1416
4719 May 2
Nicholas Whitelegh, going overseas with Sir Edward
Courtenay junior; one year[C 71/81, m. lOl.
4720 June 9
William Leke, citizen and tailor, [as no. 4716 above];
one year [ibid].
1418
4721 March 3
John de Skelton esquire, of Newcastle, defending
Berwick with the earl of Northumberland, keeper of
the East march; one year [C 71/81, m. 7[ [Incomplete
in Rot. Scot., ii, 222].
4722 April 28
John Brymlay of Newcastle, defending Roxburgh
castle with Sir John Bertram, captain; one year
[C 71/81, m. 6l.
4723 June 7
William Payn of Brendewode, chaplain [as above];
one year [ibid].
4724 June 11
William Payn of Brendewode, chaplain, [as above];
libidl.
4725 October 22
William de Charleton draper, (as no. 4721 above];
one year [ibid].
4726 October 24
John de Wandesford of Gemelyng in Yorkshire, [as
no. 4721 above]; one year [ibid].
4727 November 2
Robert Wytton of Newcastle (as no. 4721 above];
one year [ ibid].
PROTECTIONS
1418
4728 December 4
John Falowfeld esquire, [as no. 4722 above]; one
year [ibid].
1419
4729 February 9
Thomas Robert, rector of Qhalton, lately vicar of
Wodhorne in Northumberland, [as no. 4721 above];
one year [ibid].
4730 February 20
William Ambrose junior, of Lancashire, [as no. 4721
above]; one year [ibid].
4731 March 13
John West, burgess of Newcastle [as no. 4722
above]; one year[C 71/81, m. 5].
4732 May 8
John Skelton of Newcastle defending Berwick with
Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper of the
town; one year[C 71/81, m. 4].
4733 May 19
Geoffrey Mede, alias Medeve of Helgey in Norfolk,
clerk, and Richard Hansford alias Hantisford,
merchant of Bristol, [as no. 4722 above]; one year
[ibid],
4734 June 28
John Parker of Ulshowe in Cumberland, parker,
alias John Diconson of Ulshowe, yeoman, [as no.
4722 above]; one year [ibid].
4735 December 11
John Brymley of Newcastle, webster, [as no. 4722
above]; one year [C 71/81, m. 3].
1420
4736 November 13
Sir William Fulthorp defending Berwick with Henry,
earl of Northumberland, keeper of the East march;
one year[C 71/81, m. ll [Incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 227].
1421
4737 November 11
Thomas Claymond of Hale in Lincolnshire, defending
Roxburgh castle with John Graystok, captain; one
year[C 71/82, m. 3|.
1422
4738 February 18
William Yhutt merchant, of Newcastle, defending
Berwick with Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland,
keeper of the town and East march; one year
[C 71/82, m. 21.
4739 April 29
Ralph Dichburne, [as above]; one year [C 71/82,
m. ll.
4740 May 4
Sir Robert de Umframvile [as no. 4738 above]; one
year [ibid].
4741 June 25
John Thorp of Scarburgh in Yorkshire, merchant,
[as no. 4738 above]; one year [ibid].
1423
4742 February 18
John Colvyll of Ingelby in Yorkshire, esquire,
defending the town of Berwick with Henry Percy,
earl of Northumberland, keeper of the East march;
one year [C 71/83, m. 13l [Incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 2381.
4743 April 29
Peter Shylbotell, lately of Scarburgh in Yorkshire,
gentleman, [as no. 4738 above]; one year [C 71/83,
m. 12] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 238].
1424
4744 [no date]
Robert Hoton of York, yeoman, [as no. 4738 above];
one year [C 71/83, m. 5l [Incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 2461.
1425
4745 July 12
Edgar Heton of Northumberland, esquire, defending
Roxburgh castle with Robert de Ogle, captain; one
year [C 71/84, m. 12l.
4746 July 16
Henry Bottenham of Wilton in Wiltshire, husbandman,
ias no. 4738 above]; one year [C 71/84, m. Ill
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 254].
1426
4747 February 6
John Fregit mercer, [as no. 4738 above]; one year
[C 71/84, m. 10] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 255].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1426
4748 December 10
William de Malton cordwainer, ias no. 4745 above);
one year, (incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 260). Robert
Falondfeld, going to defend Roxburgh castle with
Sir Robert Ogle, captain; one year [C 71/84, m. 8].
1427
4749 February 10
Nicholas Dune of Etton in Yorkshire, chapman,
defending Berwick with the earl of Northumberland,
keeper of the town; one year [ibidi [Incomplete in
Rot. Scot., ii, 2601.
4750 August 12
John Acclum, son of John Acclum of Scardeburgh in
Yorkshire, gentleman, [as above), one year [C 71/84,
m. 71.
4751 November 3
John de Swynhowe of Rok in Northumberland, [as no.
4749 abovel, one year [C 71/84, m. 5).
1429
4752 January 18
Nicholas Clerk chaplain, alias Nicholas Clerc, clerk,
defending Berwick and the East march with the earl
of Northumberland, their keeper; one year [C 71/84,
m. 31.
4753 February 14
John, lord of Talbot of Furnevale, alias John Talbot
knight, staying to defend the king's realm of France,
one year [ibid].
4754 May 5
John Lokkes alias Latoner, of St Boltolph in
Lincolnshire, armourer, defending Hammes castle
in Picardy with Richard Rocheford, captain, one
year [ibid],
4755 May 7
John Burnlay mercer, of York, defending Roxburgh
castle with John Ogle, captain; one year [C 71/84,
m. 21.
4756 June 24
Hugh Swynflete of Kingston upon Hull, gentleman,
las no. 4752 abovel, one year [C 71/84, m. 3|.
4757 November 14
John ColvvH of Ingelby in Yorkshire, esquire.
1429
4757 November 14 Contd.
defending Roxburgh castle with Sir Robert de Ogle,
captain, one year [C 71/85, m. 15).
1430
4758 June 27
Robert de Bothe, defending Berwick with Henry
Percy, earl of Northumberland, keeper of the town;
one year [ ibid).
4759 July 12
John Burnlay of York, mercer, defending and
victualling Roxburgh castle with Sir John Ogle,
captain; one year [C 71/85, m. 14).
4760 October 19
Thomas Benson of York, draper, [as no. 4758 abovel
one year [C 71/85, m. 13l.
1431
4761 March 6
Robert Wolston of Durham in County Durham,
husbandman, alias Robert Wolston of Durham, clerk,
defending the castle and town of Berwick with the
earl of Northumberland, their captain; one year
[C 71/85, m. 111.
4762 March 12
William Stalham of Bishop's Lynn in Norfolk, las
abovel, one year [ibidl.
4763 March 16
Robert Forster, defending Roxburgh castle with
Sir Robert Ogle captain; one year [ibidl.
4764 April 5
Robert Laurence esquire, [as no. 4761 above],
one year 1 ibidl.
4765 July 1
Thomas Broun, citizen and fishmonger of London
victualler of Roxburgh castle, defending and
victualling it with Sir Robert Ogle, captain;
one year [ ibidl.
4766 July 15
John Crosseby of York, Bertram Usane, John de
Stokton of York, Robert Pulton and Thomas Maunby
of York, all defending and victualling Roxburgh
castle with Sir Robert Ogle, captain; 6 months
(C 71/85, m. lOl.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1431
4767 July 17
Thomas Dale of St Albans in Hertfordshire, husband-
man, with Sir Robert Ogle captain of Roxburgh castle,
defending those parts; 6 months IC 71/85, m. 9].
1432
4768 February 20
John Codeworth, master or keeper of the college of
Holy Trinity called KnoUesalmes House in the town
of Pomfret, alias John Codworth, master or keeper of
the college of Holy Trinity of Pomfret, defending
Roxburgh castle with Sir Robert Ogle captain; one
year [ibid].
4769 June 27
Henry Flesshewer of Ripon in Yorkshire, litster,
defending and victualling Roxburgh castle with
Robert Ogle captain; and John Pec of Huntyngton,
gentleman, defending the castle; one year [C 71/85,
m. 71.
4770 August 12
John Alcote, citizen and clothier of London, alias
clothier of Northampton, defending and victualling
Berwick with Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland,
captain of the town and keeper of the East march,
1 Apr. [C 71/85, m. 5].
4771 August 28
Robert Lowthe of Hertfordshire, esquire, defending
Berwick with Henry, earl of Northumberland, keeper
or captain of the town; one year [ibid].
4772 September 27
Christopher Spenser, [as above]; 6 months [C 71/85,
m. 4] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 280].
1434
4773 February 21
Peter Talbot, lately of Alte in Lancashire, alias
of Baksholf in Yorkshire, gentleman, [as no. 4769
above]; 24 June [C 71/86, m. 6].
4774 April 15
John Borough or Burgh, alias John Burgh of London,
'brouderere", going to the East march towards
Scotland, to defend and victual Roxburgh castle
with Sir Robert Ogle, captain; All Saints [C 71/86,
m. 4].
1434
4775 April 25
Simon Tydd, citizen and merchant of York, [as above);
All Saints [ibid].
4776 October 16
Richard Nevyle or Neville, earl of Salisbury or of
Sarum, defending the castle and town of Berwick and
the whole of the East march, as their keeper; 16 July
[C 71/87, m. 7).
4777 October 24
Nicholas Clerk, parson of Spoford in Yorkshire and
surveyor (supervisor) of the earl of Northumberland,
with Richard, earl of Salisbury, keeper of the castle
and town of Berwick and the whole East march,
defending that castle, town and march; 16 July [ibid],
1435
4778 July 26
William Gisburgh of Petworth in Sussex, alias of
Seamer in Yorkshire, gentleman, executor of the will
of John Wyndall, lately rector of Arneclyfe, and
Robert Foster, yeoman of Alnewyk in Northumberland
defending Berwick with John, earl of Huntyngdon,
and Henry, earl of Northumberland, keepers of that
town and castle; one year [C 71/87, m. 5].
4779 August 4
Sir Roger Camoys [as above]; one year [ibid].
4780 October 25
Richard Hayne of Chichester, 'brasier' [brewer],
going to the East march with John, earl of
Huntyngdon, and Henry, earl of Northumberland,
keepers of the castle and town of Berwick and the
East march, to defend and victual the same, one
year[C 71/87, m. 4].
4781 November 2
John Thorndon, defending and victualling the town
and castle of Berwick with John, earl of Huntyngdon,
and Henry, earl of Northumberland, captains,
25 July [ibid].
4782 November 3
Robert Waryn alias Wareyn, cook, [as above],
25 July I ibid].
4783 November 8
William Hardyng of Newcastle esquire, in company
of Ralph Grey knight, captain of Roxburgh castle
in the Scottish marches, defending and victualling
that castle; 24 June [ibidj.
PROTECTIONS
1435
4784 November 20
Benedict Burmeys, Boromeus or Boroneys of
Florence, merchant, [as no. 4781 above]; 25 July
I ibid).
4785 December 3
Thomas Boost of Dartford in Kent, and Robert Fenton
of York, merchants, defending and victualling Berwick
and the East march with the earls of Huntyngdon and
Northumberland, captains of the town and keepers of
the march, 25 July [ibid] [Occupations only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 295).
4786 December 8
Thomas Dod of York, merchant, alias citizen and
merchant of York, defending and victualling the
town and castle of Berwick with the earls of
Huntyngdon and Northumberland, captains;
5 July next [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 2951.
1436
4787 January 27
John Herryesson of Beverley, [as above); 25 July
next [C 71/87, m. 3].
4788 January 28
William Colyn, lately of St Mary's Wyke in Cornwall,
chaplain, alias of St Mary's Wyke in Cornwall, clerk,
defending Berwick and the marches with the earls
of Huntyngdon and Northumberland, captains;
25 July [ibidl [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 2951.
4789 February 3
Thomas Hawkyn, alias Thomas Hagon of Middelton
in Kent, shipman, defending the town and castle of
Berwick with John, earl of Huntyngdon, and Henry,
earl of Northumberland, captains, 25 July [ibidl
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 2951.
4790 February 4
Robert Huggon of Scardeburgh in Yorkshire, shipman,
[as no. 4786 above]; 25 July [ibidl [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 295].
4791 April 2
Lodowicus John [ .s/'cl , esquire, of Essex, going to
Scotland on embassy, 6 months IC 71/87, m. ll
(Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 2951.
4792 May 7
John Holande, earl of Huntyngdc
ilias John, earl
1436
4792 May 7 Contd.
of Huntyngdon, captain of the town of Berwick and
the East and West marches, defending those parts
[ibid].
4793 June 18
Sir William Eure son and heir of Sir Ralph de Eure,
alias Sir William Eure son and heir of the said
Ralph [s/c], defending the town of Berwick and
East march with John, earl of Huntyngdon, and
Henry, earl of Northumberland, keepers; 25 July
[ibidl [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 295].
4794 November 23
Sir William Eure captain of the town and castle of
Berwick, going to the marches of Scotland, to
defend that town and castle, Easter [C 71/88, m. 7].
1437
4795 March 22
Ralph Midelton of Suffolk, yeoman, Robert Talbot
of Suffolk, yeoman, and Thomas Gervays or Gervas
of London, merchant, alias Thomas Jerveys of
London, 'stokfysshmonger', defending and victualling
the town and castle of Berwick with John, duke of
York, keeper; one year [C 71/88, m. 4] [Occupations
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 30ll.
4796 April 2
Sir William Eure [etc., as no. 4793 above], with John,
duke of Norfolk, keeper of the castle and town of
Berwick and the East march, defending that castle
and town; one year [C 71/88, m. 3].
4797 April 18
Richard Serby of Kyngeston upon Hull in Yorkshire,
alias of Thoresby in Lincolnshire, merchant, alias
of Scardeburgh in Yorkshire, esquire, and John Bele,
with John, duke of Norfolk, keeper of the East march
and captain of the castle and town of Berwick,
defending that castle and town; one year [C 71/88,
m. 5]
4798 April 26
John Lyster, merchant of York, alias John Littester
of Wakefield in Yorkshire, merchant, with John, duke
of Norfolk, keeper of the town and castle of Berwick
and of the marches, defending and victualling that
town and castle; Easter [C 71/88, m. 2l [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 30ll.
562
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1437
4799 May 1
William Rede of Newcastle, mariner, [as above];
Easter [C 71/88, m. ll [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 301).
4800 May 4
John Saueye, lately of Calowedon in Warwickshire,
yeoman, with John, duke of Norfolk, captain of the
castle and town of Berwick, defending that town and
castle; Easter [C 71/88, m. 2] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 301).
4801 May 11
John Bele of London, 'charyett' or 'charyoter'
[charioteer], [as above]; Easter [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 301].
4802 May 28
Walter House of Thorp in Essex, esquire, alias
Walter, son and heir of Thomas House esquire, [as
no. 4798 above]; Easter [ibid].
4803 June 3
Thomas Gerveys or Gervas of London, merchant or
'stokfissmonger', alias Thomas Gerveys, alias
Thomas Gerveys, lately citizen and 'stokfisshmonger'
of London, [as no. 4798 above); Easter [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 301; see also
no. 4795 above].
4804 June 8
Sir Robert Wyngefeld defending the castle and town
of Berwick with John, duke of Norfolk, their keeper,
Easter [ibid].
4805 July 13
Thomas Thornum of Hasthorp in Yorkshire, alias
Thorneholme of Yorkshire, gentleman, [as above];
Easter IC 71/88, m. l] [Rank only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 301).
4806 October 12
Henry Armysley of Ely in Cambridgeshire, yeoman,
las no. 4798 above], Easter [C 71/89, m. 8]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 3101.
4807 November 6
John Bonde or Wramplyngham of Crowmer, alias
John Brasyer of Crowmer in Norfolk, 'brasyer'
[brewer], alias John Bonde or Wramplyngham of
Shipden, alias John Brasyer of Shipden in Norfolk,
'brasyer', going to the East march, with John, duke
of Norfolk, captain of the castle and town of Berwick,
1437
4807 November 6 Contd.
to defend and victual the same; Easter [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 310].
4808 November 22
John Duff or Douff of Bristol, cooper, going to the
East march with John, duke of Norfolk, captain of
the town and castle of Berwick and keeper of the
march, to defend that town and castle; Easter
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 310].
4809 November 25
John Aleyn of London, yeoman or mariner, victualler
of Roxburgh castle, defending and victualling the
same with Ralph Gray, captain; 24 June [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 310].
4810 November 28
Robert Whelpeley, citizen and tailor of London or
sergeant, defending Roxburgh castle with Sir Ralph
Gray, captain; 24 June [C 71/89, m. 7] [Occupation
and rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 310]. William Elotson,
alias William Elotson, lately of Newcastle, smith,
(as above], 24 June [C 71/89, m. 8] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 310].
1438
4811 June 19
John Helperby, citizen and tailor of London, defend-
ing and victualling the town and castle of Berwick
with Ralph Gray and Robert Ogle, knights, captains;
one yeariC 71/89, m. l] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 310].
4812 June 21
Richard Sureby , Sereby, Serby, or Soureby, esquire or
gentleman, [as above]; one year [ibid] [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 310]. Henry Aldstanmor, alias
Aldestanemore, Austanemore or Dikson, [as above],
one year [C 71/89, m. 2].
4813 July 3
Jacobus Poche, alias Jacobus Poche 'brocour'
[broker], alias Jacobus Poge of Luca, [as no. 4811
above], Easter lC 71/89, m. l] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 310].
4814 October 4
Thomas Barry dyer, alias Thomas Barry of Suthwerk
in Surrey, dyer, going to the East march to defend
and victual Roxburgh castle with Ralph Gray and
Robert Ogle, knights, captains; 24 June, with a
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1438
4814 October 4 Contd.
mandate for protection of his lands, rents and
possessions against injury or damage until 24 June
next, and quittance of pleas (certain pleas excepted);
to be invalid if he should return to England
meanwhile [C 71/90, m. 23 J [Occupation only in
Rot. Sco^, ii, 314] .
1439
4815 February 8
Richard Wilcokes of Wilmecote in Warwickshire,
drover, with Robert Ogle and Ralph Gray knights,
captains of the town and castle of Berwick, defend-
ing and victualling that town and castle; 24 June
libidl [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 314).
4816 February 13
John Norman of Rokelond iuxta Surlyngham in
Norfolk, smith, with Robert Ogle and Ralph Gray
knights, captains of the castle and town of Berwick,
defending that town and castle; 24 June [C 71/90,
m. 22] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 314].
4817 February 15
John Here, gentleman or merchant, [as no. 4815
above] ; one year [ibid] [Rank and occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 314] .
4818 February 26
John Smyth of Newcastle, alias John Cok, [as no.
4816 above]; one year [ibid].
4819 May 22
Robert Fostere, burgess of Alnewike [as no. 4815
above]; Easter [C 71/90, m. 2ll.
4820 June 11
Thomas Brook or Brooke of Rouchester, a/i'as
Thomas Brook of Rouchestre in Kent, 'husbandman'
or 'laborer', [as no. 4815 above], Easter [C 71/90,
m. 201 [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 314].
4821 June 14
Richard Wilcokes [t'(c, as no. 4815 above); Easter
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 314].
4822 October 14
William Lomley of London, esquire, alias William
Lumley of Beautrone in the bishopric of Durham,
esquire, William Lumie of Kylton in Yorkshire,
esquire, or William Lomley, lately of London,
esquire, with Ralph Gray and Robert Ogle knights,
1439
4822 October 14 Contd.
captains of the castle and town [ sic] of Roxburgh;
Easter, [with a mandate as in no. 4814 above,
valid till Easter.] [C 71/90, m. 17] [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 316].
4823 October 20
Robert Hephill of Beverley in Yorkshire, yeoman,
defending and victualling the town and castle of
Berwick with Ralph Gray and Robert Ogle knights,
captains of the town and castle; Easter [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316).
4824 October 31
William Franke of Envill in Middlesex, [as above];
Easter [C 71/90, m. 16].
4825 November 11
William Fontayne or Funtayne of Wenge in
Buckinghamshire, husbandman, 'vitellar' [victualler],
defending and victualling Roxburgh castle with Sii
Ralph Gray, captain; one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316].
4826 November 13
Richard Hedon of Kyngeston on Hull, merchant,
'as above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 316].
4827 November 16
Thomas Wodeford or Wodford of London, servant or
'bocher' [butcher], [as no. 4823 above]; Easter.
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316]. Walter
Fryse of Armuth or Ermuth in Seland, shipman or
mariner, [as no. 4823 above). [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 316). John Richemund of Kingston
upon Hull, shipman, alias of Hull, mariner, or
Richemond of Kingston upon Hull, merchant, [as no.
4825 above); one year. [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.
ii, 316). Godard Vankekyn merchant, alias of Stylear,
merchant, [as no. 4823 above); Easter [C 71/90,
m. 17) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316].
4828 November 19
Henry Fulby alias Folby of Asshewell in Hertford-
shire, husbandman, [as no. 4823 above); Easter
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316).
1440
4829 May 14
Sir John Nevyle of Yorkshire, alias Sir John Nevyll
of Braunspath in the bishopric of Durham or Sir John
564
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1440
4829 May 14 Contd.
Nevylle of Kyrkebymoreshede in Yorkshire, defend-
ing the castle and town of Berwick with Sir Henry
Percy, warden of that castle and town and the East
march; one year [C 71/90, m. 15] [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 316]
4830 July 12
Richard Dyghton or Dyghteton, lately of Flokton in
Yorkshire, yeoman, alias Richard Dighton of Flokton,
husbandman, and William Wordelworth of Peneston in
Yorkshire, yeoman, alias Wordilworth of Penyston
in Yorkshire, yeoman, Wordelworth of Peniston in
Yorkshire, husbandman, or William Wordesworth of
Penestone, yeoman, defending the East march with
Sir Henry Percy, march-warden; one year [ibid]
[Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316).
4831 July 16
James Ocle of Berwick, gentleman, defending and
victualling the castle and town of Berwick with Sir
Henry Percy warden of the East march and captain
of the castle and town; one year [C 71/90, m. 14]
[Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 316].
4832 August 23
William Wordelworthe, Wordesworthe, Wordelsworthe,
Wordisworde or Wordilworthe, of Peniston, defending
Berwick with Sir Henry Percy, keeper and captain
of the town, one year [C 71/90, m. 15].
4833 October 12
John Sayfe, lately of London, gentleman, alias
Skayff of Wathamcrosse in Hertfordshire, yeoman,
or Skethe of London, gentleman, with Sir Henry
Percy, warden of the East march and captain of the
town and castle of Berwick, defending the same,
one year [C 71/90, m. 13].
4834 November 12
Richard Fyssher of Hackney, with Sir Henry Percy,
keeper of the East march and captain of the castle
and town of Berwick, defending those marches; one
year [ibid],
4835 November 26
Richard Storme or Storm of London, fishmonger
or 'iremonger' [ironmonger], with Sir Richard Gray,
captain of Roxburgh castle, defending and victualling
that castle; one year [ibid] [Occupations only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 318).
1440
4836 December 2
William Augere, lately of Chelmesford in Essex,
'roper', alias William Auger of Bristol, woolmonger,
with Sir Ralph Gray captain of Roxburgh castle,
defending that castle; one year [C 71/90, m. 10]
[Occupations only in Rot. Scot,, ii, 318].
4837 December 6
John Stephens, citizen and 'stokfisshmonger' of
London, alias John Stephnes 'piscenarius'
[fishmonger], John Stevens 'stokfishmonger', or
John Stevenes of London, merchant, with Sir Henry
Percy, captain of the castle and town of Berwick,
defending and victualling the same; one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 318].
1441
4838 May 16
William de Grendon of Berwick upon Tweed in
Northumberland, merchant, alias William Grendon,
burgess and merchant of Berwick, alias William de
Grendon of Berwick, with Sir Henry Percy, keeper
of the East march, defending and victualling that
castle and town in Scotland [sic]; one year [C 71/90,
m. 13] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 318).
4839 June 26
William Lomley or Lumley, lately of London, alias
of Beautrone in the bishopric of Durham, of Kylton
in Yorkshire, of Gysburgh in Clevelande in Yorkshire,
or William Lumley of London, esquire, with Sir Henry
Percy, captain of the castle and town of Berwick in
the Scottish marches, defending that town and castle;
one year [C 71/90, m. Ill [Rank only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 318].
4840 July 5
Richard Warneford of Sevenhampton in the parish of
Heighworth in Wiltshire, gentleman, with Sir Henry
Percy, captain of the town and castle of Berwick,
defending and victualling that town and castle; one
year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 318].
4841 July 27
Roger Chastelyon of Holburn, yeoman, alias
citizen and 'pelliparius' [skinner] of London,
'skynner', or Roger Chastelyon 'skynn' [sic],
[as above]; one year [C 71/90, m. 12] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 318].
4842 November 23
John Rychemond, Rechemound, Richemond or
PART II: PROTECTIONS
565
1441
4842 November 23 Contd.
Richemon of York, merchant or chapman, John
Rychemond of Kingston upon Hull, shipman, or
John Richemond lately of Kingston upon Hull lately
in Yorkshire [s;cl, mariner, las no. 4840 above);
one year [C 71/90, m. 9] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 3201.
1442
4843 January 11
Herman Petirson or Petreson, alias Herman Peterson
of Deptford in Kent, 'berebruer' [beer brewer] or
Herman Petirson 'Duchman', [as no. 4840 above),
one year [C 71/90, m. 6] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 320].
4844 January 24
Thomas Fyssher of London, vintner or merchant,
alias Thomas Fyssher, lately vintner of London,
[as no. 4840 above); one year [C 71/90, m. 9)
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320).
4845 February 4
Richard Fyssher of Hackney in Middlesex,
'fyssher', with Sir Henry Percy, keeper of the East
marches and captain of the castle and town of
Berwick, defending the marches and victualling
that town; one year [C 71/90, m. 6] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320).
4846 February 6
Richard Pynchebek of Kingston upon Hull in
Yorkshire, alias of York or lately of York, merchant
or chapman, alias Richard Pynchebek, lately of
Yorkshire, yeoman, or Richard Pynchebek, staying
with the earl of Northumberland, 'yeoman' [sic],
[as no. 4840 above); one year [C 71/90, m. 9]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320).
4847 February 7
John Caterton of London, 'taillour' or brewer, [as no.
4840 above); one year [C 71/90, m. 6] [Occupations
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320).
4848 March 11
John Denvin or Denham, alias John Denham of York,
merchant, [as no. 4840 above); one year [C 71/90,
4849 April 21
Guy Fairfax of Walton in Yorkshire, gentleman, with
Henry Percy, warden of the East march and captain
1442
4849 April 21 Contd.
of the town and castle of Berwick, staying to victual
the same [sic]; one year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 320).
4850 April 26
Robert Wulff of Haveryngatte Boure in Essex,
husbandman, with Sir Henry Percy, keeper of the
East march and captain of the castle and town of
Berwick, defending and victualling the same;
one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
320).
4851 May 7
Robert Ardern or Arderne of 'la logge' in Warwick-
shire, alias of Parva Bromwich in Warwickshire,
of Castle Bromwich, of Salteley in Warwick, or
of the parish of Aston in Warwickshire, esquire,
[as above); one year.[Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii,
320). William Dodde, alias Bothe, citizen and
haberdasher of London, [as above); one year
[C 71/90, m. 6] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
320).
4852 June 9
John Baxster, son of Stephen Baxster of Boston,
merchant, alias John Bacstrer, Baxter, Bakster,
Baker, or Bakester, [as no. 4850 above); one year.
Adrian Spirnick clerk, [as no. 4850 above]; one year
[C 71/90, m. 8) (Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320].
4853 June 25
John Curson of Lenn Episcopi [King's Lynn] in
Norfolk, gentleman, [as no. 4850 above); one year
[C 71/90, m. 7] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
320).
4854 July 9
John Lucas, citizen and tailor of London, [as no.
4850 above); one year[C 71/90, m. 6] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320).
4855 July 13
Richard Norman, citizen and 'pannarius' [clothier]
of London, alias Richard Norman, draper, [as no.
4850 above); one year[C 71/90, m. 8) [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 320l.
1443
4856 October 19
Gerard Galganet of Luca, alias Gerard Galganet,
merchant or brocour [broker], alias Gerard Galganet
566
PROTECTIONS
1443
4856 October 19 Contd.
of Southampton, merchant, [as no. 4850 above); one
year, with a mandate for protection of his lands,
rents and possessions against injury or damage, for
which Gerard has letters patent for one year, and
quittance of pleas (certain pleas excepted), to be
invalid after his arrival in England unless he goes
to those parts in the king's service [C 71/90, m. 2)
[Name and occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 324bl.
1444
4857 February 13
John Plomer, Plommer or Plomere of London, yeoman
or armourer, [as no. 4850 above]; one year [C 71/90,
m. ll [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 324; see
also no. 4866 below).
4858 July 13
William Bray of Badyalton in Somerset, husbandman,
[as no. 4850 above); one year [ibid) [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 324).
4859 November 5
Thomas Harryes, citizen and 'pelliparius' [skinner)
of London, defending and victualling Berwick with
Sir Henry Percy, warden of the town and East marches
one year [C 71/91, m. 8| [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 326).
1445
4860 February 8
John Pynchebeke of Calcote in Huntingdonshire, with
Sir Henry Percy, captain of the castle and town of
Berwick, defending the same; one year [C 71/91,
m. 9).
4861 February 20
Nicholas Lambert or Lambart, esquire, alias of
Hilton, gentleman, or of Hilton in Cleveland, with
Ralph Nevill, lord Faucomberge, keeper of Roxburgh
castle, defending and victualling that castle, one
year [ibid) [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 326).
4862 April 15
William Love of London, 'taylour', (as no. 4860
above], one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 326).
4863 May 7
William Heryngton, Hetheryngton, Henyngton or
Haryngton of the town of Newcastle upon Tyne, alias
of London or lately of London, mariner or yeoman.
1445
4863 May 7 Contd.
defending and victualling Roxburgh castle with
William Nevyll, lord Faucomberge, captain; one year
[C 71/91, m. 8) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
326).
4864 June 8
Thomas Sherref, 'mercator', defending and victualling
the town and castle of Berwick with Sir Henry Percy,
captain of that town and castle; one year [C 71/91,
m. 9) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 326; see
also no. 4953 below).
4865 June 14
Robert Leche of Hakbourne or Hakeburn in Berkshire,
'bocher' or 'bouchier' [butcher), [as above); one year
[C 71/91, m. 8) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
326).
4866 July 9
John Plomer of London, 'armerer' [armourer], [as no.
4864 above); one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 326; see also no. 4857 above).
4867 July 12
William Holewell of Gryndenham in Somerset,
husbandman, [as no. 4864 above] ; one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 326] .
4868 November 22
John Walles alias Walys, of Newcastle upon Tyne in
Northumberland, 'marchaunt', [as no. 4864 above] ;
one year, [with mandate as in no. 4856 above.]
[C 71/91, m. 7] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
328].
4869 November 30
John Smyth of London, chapman, [as no. 4864 above);
one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
328).
4870 December 4
Richard Wakefeld, [as no. 4864 above), one year
[ibid].
1446
4871 March 3
Robert Brook alias Bruke of the city of Norwich,
'scryvyner' , [as no. 4864 above], one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 328).
PROTECTIONS
1446
4872 May 28
John Flete, citizen and haberdasher of London, las
no. 4864 above]; one year [C 71/91, m. 5l [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., li, 328].
4873 July 7
John Van Asper 'skynner', alias John Asper of
Calais, 'pelliparius', alias John Van Asper
'Ducheman', [as no. 4864 above] ; one year [ibid]
I Occupation only in Rot. Soot., ii, 328] .
4874 July 19
John Litilbote of Stokneuton in Middlesex, yeoman,
alias Lytelbote of Stokneuenton, 'fermour' (farmer],
defending and victualling the town and castle of
Berwick with Sir Henry Percy captain, one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 328].
4875 August 13
Thomas Kirkeby, citizen and marcer of London,
alias citizen and mercer of London [s/c], [as above);
one year[C 71/91, m. 4] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 328).
4876 September 7
Thomas Brown, Browne, Broun, Broune or Bron of
York, merchant, 'corneman' or 'commane', [as no.
4874 above], one year [C 71/91, m. 3] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330; see also no. 4891 below).
4877 November 5
Thomas Shirestoke, Shyrestok, or Shyrstoke of
Coventry, weaver, alias Thomas Shyrstok of
Coventry in Warwickshire, [as no. 4874 above);
3ne year. Edmund Ekeney, Ekene, Ekney or Ekeneye
citizen and draper or 'pannarius' [clothier] of London,
alias Edmund Dekney merchant, [as no. 4874 above];
one year [ibid) [Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii,
330).
4878 November 23
William Whalley canon, prior of Newark in Surrey,
[as no. 4874 above), one year [ibid] [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 330).
4879 November 25
Thomas Shelleforde, lately of Hereford, gentleman,
alias Thomas Shelford, executor of the will of
Henry Shelford, lately deacon of Hereford cathedral,
gentleman, [as no. 4874 above); one year [ibid]
[Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330|.
1447
4880 February 2
Roger Wheler or Whelar of Warmestre or of Warmyster
in Wiltshire, alias of Ramsay in Southamptonshire,
merchant, [as no. 4874 above], one year [C 71/91,
m. 2) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330].
4881 February 10
Richard Tornor, draper and 'hosyar' [hosier) of
Wayr in Hertfordshire, alias Richard Tornour of
Wayr, yeoman, [as no. 4874 above], one year
IC 71/91, m. 1) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii. 330].
4882 April 24
William Rede of Newcastle, mariner in Northumber-
land, 'by whatever name he may be assigned', and
John Mude, 'boucher' [butcher] of Newcastle, 'by
whatever name is assigned to him', defending and
victualling Roxburgh castle with William Nevill,
lord Faucomberge, captain; one year [ibid] [Occupa-
tions only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330).
4883 May 10
John Tanner, lately of Monmouth, yeoman, alias
John Corveser of Monmouth, 'corveser' [shoemaker],
[as no. 4874 above); one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330].
4884 June 30
John Aylysby senior, alias John Ive senior of London,
'iremonger', [as no. 4874 above); one year[C 71/91,
m. 2) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330).
4885 July 12
John Bruyn or Bruyne of Overton in Shropshire, or
lately of Overton in Salop, esquire, alias John Bruen,
esquire, of Brugenorth, [as no. 4882 above); one year
[ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 330).
4886 October 31
John Squery, lately of London, esquire, alias son of
Thomas Squery lately of Kent, esquire, deceased,
with Sir Henry Percy, lord Ponynges, captain of the
castle and town of Berwick, defending and victualling
the same; one year [C 71/92, m. 8) [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 333).
4887 November 3
John Kirkeby clerk, lately of Wethyndon in
Gloucestershire, alias parson of Withyngdon in
that county, alias John Kyrkeby, lately of Oxford
or parson of Skelton in Cumberland, [as no. 4882
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1447
4887 November 3 Contd.
above); one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 333].
4888 November 5
John Colwell or Collewell of Newcastle, chapman
or mercer, with Sir Henry Percy, captain of the
castle and town of Berwick, defending and victualling
the same; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4889 November 9
Thomas Bray of Abyndon, alias of Abyndon in
Berkshire, merchant, chapman or chaundler, alias
Thomas Bray of Abendon, 'iremonger', [as above];
one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
333).
4890 November 12
Matthew Veddeller, of London or lately of London,
haberdasher, alias Matthew Haburdasscher, lately
of London, [as no. 4888 above]; one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4891 November 16
Thomas Brown alias Brown of York, merchant, 'or
by whatever name he may be assigned', [as no. 4888
above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 333; see also no. 4876 above].
4892 November 22
David app Jehann app Henry [as no. 4888 above];
one year [ibid].
4893 November 25
Thomas Luster, Lytster or Littester of Newcastle,
or lately of Newcastle, merchant, alias Thomas
Thomson of Newcastle, merchant, 'or by whatever
name he may be assigned', [as no. 4888 above];
one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
3331.
4894 November 29
John Muche, alias Mulche, 'piscenarius' I fishmonger),
las no. 4888 above], one year [C 71/92, m. 7)
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4895 November 30
John Mariot, Maryot or Mariote of London, Salter,
alias citizen and Salter of London, [as no. 4888
above], one year. Richard Robert, citizen and
skinner of London, alias Richard Robyn or Robyne
skynnar', 'or by whatever other name he may be
1447
4895 November 30 Contd.
assigned', [as no. 4882 above); one year. William
Clerk, citizen and baker of London, alias William
Clerc of London, brewer, [as no. 4888 above]; one
year [ibid] [Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333).
4896 December 21
John Mortymer alias Mortemor, grocer, alias citizen
and grocer of the city of London, 'or by whatever
name he may be assigned', and Thomas Moumby
'bocher' [butcher] of Bishop's Lenn in Norfolk, with
Sir Henry Percy, lord Ponynges, captain of the castle
and town of Berwick, defending and victualling the
same; one year [C 71/92, m. 6). [Occupations only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 333).
1448
4897 January 13
Robert Gylling of Ripon in Yorkshire, 'drapir',
[as above); one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 333).
4898 February 13
John Haye or Hay of London, brewer or 'viteller'
[victualler], alias John Aye, 'or by whatever other
name he is assigned', defending and victualling
Roxburgh castle with William, lord Facomberg,
captain; one year [C 71/92, m. 7] [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 333).
4899 February 20
Thomas Nuclyn, alias Nukelyn, 'or by whatever other
name he is assigned', and William Benalva, alias
of East Benalva in Cornwall, gentleman, 'or by
whatever other name he may be assigned', [both as
above); one year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii,
3331.
4900 April 24
Thomas Barton, Bartune or Bartone, citizen and
mercer or 'mercator' of York [as no. 4896 above);
one year [C 71^92. m. 6[ [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., li, 333].
4901 May 3
Thomas French or Frenssh of Sherwyll in Hampshire,
'kerseyman' (clothmaker), alias Thomas Hovchon,
Howchovn or Hochon of Sherwyll in Hampshire,
yeoman or 'kerseman', [as no. 4896 above); one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 3331.
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1448
4902 May 4
John Latoner, Latimner, Latymer, Latyner or
Latynner, citizen and mercer, 'mercator' or merchant
of York, las no. 4896 above]; one year [C 71/92,
m. 5) tOccupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4903 May 24
Lodowicus Ludwyk or Ludwyke, citizen and
'mercator' of London, 'or by whatever other name
he may be assigned', las no. 4896 above); one year
I ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4904 May 29
Richard Jay, Jaye or Jey, citizen and draper of
London, [as no. 4896 above]; one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333, see also
no. 4951 below].
4905 June 5
Thomas Rokeby of Rokeby in Yorkshire, alias
Rokesby, lately of London, esquire, 'or by whatever
other name he is assigned', [as no. 4896 above],
one year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4906 July 11
Richard Walker, lately of Kirkelongley in
Derbyshire, alias Richard Walker, lately of
Ketulston in Derbyshire, yeoman, [as no. 4896
above], one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 333].
4907 July 15
Thomas Werthe of Werthe in Devonshire, esquire,
[as no. 4896 above]; one year [ibid].
4908 July 17
Henry Kyrswel of York, bowyer, alia.s Henry Kerswell,
'or by whatever other name he may be assigned',
[as no. 4896 above); one year [ibid] [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 333).
4909 July 24
Frank Furner, alias France de Furnariis of Janua
[Genoa], 'mercator', [as no. 4896 above); one year
[C 71/92, m. 4] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
333].
4910 December 13
John Spyne, merchant of Tavestoke in Devonshire,
'or by whatever other name he may be assigned',
defending and victualling Roxburgh castle with
William, lord Faucomberg, captain; one year [C 71/92,
m. 3] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 335).
1449
4911 January 23
William Fox, vicar of Rotherham in Yorkshire, or
lately parson of Holme in Nottinghamshire, defending
and victualling the town and castle of Berwick with
Henry Percy, lord Ponyng, captain of the castle
and town; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 335).
4912 January 29
Robert Porter of Wannesworth, miller, alias Robert
Baker, 'or by whatever other name he may be
assigned', [as no. 4910 above); one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 335).
4913 February 7
William Wodegate of Dedham in Essex, merchant,
alias Wodgate of Dedham, [as no. 4910 above);
one year [ibid) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
335).
4914 February 9
Thomas Long, alias Longe, or Longg, 'or by what-
ever other name he may be assigned', [as no. 4911
above); one year [ibid).
4915 February 12
Peter Thomson or Tomson, Thomas Egramound or
Egramond, and Robert Andrew or Andrewe [all
merchants of Whitby; as no. 4910 above); one year
[ibid] [Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 335; see
also no. 4920 below).
4916 February 16
William West, alias Weste, Weest, Weeste, Wyst,
Wyste, Wist, Wiste, Wyest or Wyeste, 'or by whatever
other name he may be assigned', [as no. 4911 above);
one year [ibid).
4917 February 20
Ralph Euerard or Euerart of Hakeney iuxta London,
alias Ralph Evirard, lately of Shordyche iuxta
London, or iuxta London, [as no. 4911 above); one
year [ibid).
4918 March 1
Thomas Eyre or Bet of Harbourgh in Leicestershire,
alias Thomas Eyr or Bette of Haverbourgh, or of
Haverburgh in Leicestershire, [as no. 4911 above);
one year [ibid).
4919 March 11
Hopkyn ap Rees esquire, of the parish of
Langevelauth or Langevelaught of Gower in Wales,
PART II; PROTECTIONS
1449
4919 March 11 Contd.
alias Hopken ap Res ap Hopken esquire, las no.
4911 above); one year [ibid) I Omitted from Rot. Scot.,
ii, 3351.
4920 March 26
Maria Harsant and Peter Tomson, yeoman, 'or by any
other name he may be assigned', [both of Whiteby in
Yorkshire; both as no. 4911 above]; one year Libid]
[Entries incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 335; see also
no. 4915 abovel.
4921 April 2
John Neyle of Newcastle weaver [as no. 4911 abovel;
one year[ibidl [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
3351.
4922 May 8
Henry Horton, citizen and merchant of York, defending
and victualling the castle and town of Berwick with
Sir Henry Percy, lord Ponyng, captain of that castle
and town; one year [ibid] [Occupation oniy in Rot.
Scot., ii, 335].
4923 May 29
Thomas Cateryk, Cattryk, Kateryk, or Katryk,
citizen and mercer of York, [as above]; one year
[C 71/92, m. 2] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
3351.
1450
4924 February 4
John Hokes of Flynt in Flyntshire, gentleman, with
Sir William Nevyll, lord Fauncomberge, captain of
the castle and town [sic] of Roxburgh, defending
and victualling the same; one year [C 71/93, m. 4]
[Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 342].
4925 February 6
Robert Murton, merchant, John Lyntelawe, 'baxstar'
[baker], and Thomas Cuthbert, merchant, [all of
Newcastle; as no. 4922 above] ; one year [ibid]
[Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 342, see also
no. 4932 belowl.
4926 June 1
John Sayer or Sayar, gentleman, a/i<-i.s John Seyer,
'or by any name he may be assigned', [as no. 4922
abovel, one year [ibid] [See also no. 4966 below].
1450
4927 June 14
John Sayer [in same terms as no. 4926 abovel
[C 71/93, m. 5l.
4928 July 4
Cristoforus Conyers or Conzeris of Sokburn in the
bishopric of Durham, esquire, and Ralph Eure, lately
of Wotton in Wardale in the bishopric of Durham,
esquire, alias Ralph Ewre, Eure, Eviri or Evere
esquire, [as no. 4922 above]; one year [ibid] [Ranks
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 342].
4929 November 12
John Grene of London, goldsmith or jeweller, alias
citizen of London, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', [as no. 4922 abovel; one year[C 71/94,
m. 6l [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 348].
1451
4930 February 8
William. Boleyne or Boleyn, citizen and butcher of
London or 'bocher', [as no. 4922 above]; one year
[C 71/94, m. 5] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot,, ii,
3481.
4931 February 21
William Water, Watyr, Waltir or Wauter of London,
'skynner', alias William Cuke or Cooke of London,
'skynner', 'or by any other name he may be assigned'
[as no. 4922 above]; one year [C 71/94, m. 6]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 348; see also nos
4941, 5005 belowl.
4932 April 5
Robert Moreton or Murton, 'mercator', merchant or
'marchaund', 'or by any other name he is assigned'
and John Lyntlawe, 'baxster', [both of Newcastle;
as no. 4922 abovel; one year [C 71/94, m. 5]
[Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 348; see also
nos. 4925 above and 4948 below..
4933 April 10
Henry Browne of Berwick, merchant, defending and
victualling the castle and town of Berwick with Sir
Henry Percy, lord Ponynges, captain of the castle
and town, one year [ibid].
4934 April 15
John Corbrigg of Berwick, and John Aylisby senior,
alias John Ive senior, of London, 'iremonger', [both
as above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rut.
Scot., ii, 348].
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1451
4935 April 18
John Syprate of Norwich, [as no. 4933 above]; one
year [ibid] [See also no. 4952 below].
4936 July 3
Robert Bateson or Batyson of Newcastle upon Tyne,
merchant, alias Bateson or Batyson, shipman, [as
no. 4933 above]; one year IC 71/94, m. 4] [Occupa-
tion only in Rot. Scot., ii, 348; see also no. 4964
below].
4937 July 4
Robert Ingilton alias Ingylton of Flamstede or
Flamsted in Hertfordshire, gentleman, defending and
victualling Roxburgh castle with William, lord
Facomberge, captain, one year [ibid] [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 348bl.
4938 July 15
John Pegham of Eston, alias Peghane, Peghaym,
Peghame, Peghayne, 'or by any other name he ma\
be assigned', [as no. 4933 above]; one year [C 71/94,
m. II.
1452
4939 February 8
Adam Bene, Been, Ben or Beene of Drypule in
Holdernesse in Yorkshire, 'fremason' or yeoman,
'or by any name he may be assigned', las no. 4933
above); one year [C 71/95, m. 3] [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 358).
4940 February 13
Edmund Wynst, Wynster, or Winster, mercer of London
or lately of London, alias Edmund Wenst of Roxburgh,
'as no. 4937 above], one year [ibid] [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 358; see also no. 4944 below].
4941 April 18
William Water or Walter of London, 'skynner', [as no.
4933 above); one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 358, see also nos. 4931 above and
5005 below].
4942 May 3
William and John Smyth of Pikeryng in Yorkshire,
yeomen, alias sons of the late Robert Smyth of
Bulford in Yorkshire, yeoman, [or by any other
names assigned], [both as no. 4933 above]; one
year [ibid] [Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 358].
1452
4943 May 5
Alan Mylne, Miln or Mylln of Newcastle, 'mercator'
or merchant 'or by any name he may be assigned',
[as no. 4937 above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 358; see also nos. 4962, 4968,
4974 below).
4944 May 13
Edmund Wynst' or Wynster of London, mercer,
alias of Roxburgh, [as no. 4937 above] ; one year
I ibid] [See also no. 4940 above] .
4945 May 15
Nicholas Carre, mercer, alias of Coventry, mercer,
alias of Roxburgh, [as no. 4937 above); one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 358).
4946 May 19
Thomas Hoton, Huton or Hutvn, clerk, lately vicar
of Norton in the bishopric of Durham, 'or by any
name he may be assigned', defending and victualling
the castle and town of Berwick with Henry Percy,
lord Ponyng, captain, one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 358).
4947 May 23
Peter Anlaby, Anelaby or Andlaby of Elveley in
county [sic] town of Kingston upon Hull, gentleman
or 'mercator', 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', [as above); one year [ibid] [Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 358).
4948 June 17
John Lyntlawe, 'bakster', burgess or baker, Robert
Moreton, Morton or Murton, merchant or 'mercator',
and John Glamton, Glanton or Glaneton, draper,
'mercator' or burgess, [all of Newcastle; all as no.
4946 above, for one year.) [C 71/95, m. 2] [Occupa-
tions only in Rot. Scot., ii, 358; see also nos. 4925,
4932 above).
4949 June 20
Robert Hateshawe of Newcastle 'colier' [collier] or
yeoman, alias Robert Hatsaw, Hatshawe, 'or by
any name he may be assigned', [as no. 4946 above);
one year [C 71/95, m. 3) [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 358).
4950 June 27
Thomas Wapplyngton, lately of Nunappylton in
Yorkshire, yeoman, alias Gleson, lately of Selby
in Yorkshire, yeoman, 'or by any other name he may
572
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1452
4950 June 27 Contd.
be assigned', [as no. 4946 above]; one year IC 71/95,
m. 2| [See also no. 4956 below].
4951 June 30
Richard Jay, draper or citizen and clothier of London,
alias of Roxburgh, defending and victualling Roxburgh
castle with William Neuell, lord Faucomberge, captain;
one year [C 71/95, m. l] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 358; see also no. 4904 above].
4952 July 10
John Sypatre of Norwich, [as no. 4946 above), one
year [ibid] [See also no. 4935 above).
4953 July 14
Thomas Shirreff of Berwick, yeoman, alias Shyreff
or Shireff, lately of Kingston upon Hull in Yorkshire,
merchant, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
[as no. 4946 above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 358; see also no. 4864 above).
4954 October 15
Henry Payn or Payne citizen and 'foystour' [saddle-
tree-maker] of London, 'or by any other name he may
be assigned', [as no. 4946 above]; one year [C 71/96,
m. 13] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 370].
4955 October 17
John Kent, citizen and 'cissor' of London, alias
John Boroghhar or Kant 'taillour', 'or by any other
name he may be assigned', [as no. 4946 above);
one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
370).
4956 October 18
Thomas Eleson of Selby in Yorkshire, 'mercator',
alias Thomas Wapyngton, lately of Selby in Yorkshire,
merchant, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
defending and victualling the town and castle of
Berwick with Henry Percy, lord Ponynges, captain;
one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
370; see also no. 4950 above).
4957 October 27
Peter Bokeland, Buklond or Bokland,
'taloughchaundeler' or citizen and 'chaundeler'
of London, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', [as above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 370).
1452
4958 December 3
William Repyngton, lately of Lychefeld in Stafford-
shire, junior, esquire, defending and victualling
Roxburgh castle with Sir William Nevill, lord
Faucomberge, one of the captains of that castle,
one year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 370).
4959 December 8
William Chadwell or Chadewell citizen and
'haberdassher' of London, 'or by any other name he
may be assigned', [as no. 4956 above]; one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 370].
1453
4960 February 19
John Pyryngton, citizen and 'wexechaundeler' of
London, alias John Penyngton, 'sergeaunt', 'or by
any other name he may be assigned', [as no. 4955
above); one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 370).
4961 March 24
Richard Cowpland or Copeland of Grantham in
Lincolnshire, merchant, alias of Grantham and lately
of York, merchant, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', and John Cradeway, alias de Cradeway,
of Gippewico [Ipswich] in Suffolk, merchant, 'or by
any other name he may be assigned', [as no. 4956
above); one year[C 71/96, m. 12) [Occupations only
in Rot. Scot., ii, 370; see also no. 4965 below).
4962 June 1
Alan Mylne of Newcastle [as no. 4956 above); one
year [C 71/96, m. 13] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 370, see also no. 4943 above and nos. 4968, 4974
below).
4963 June 5
Richard Berde or Berd citizen and 'piscinar'
[fishmonger] of London, 'or by any other name
he may be assigned', [as no. 4956 above); one year
[C 71/96, m. 11] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
370).
4964 June 29
Robert Bateson, Batyson or Batysson of Newcastle,
merchant or yeoman, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', [as no. 4956 above], one year [C 71/96,
m. 6] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 370; see also
no. 4936 above).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1454
4965 March 18
Richard Coupland, Cowpland, Coupeland, Cowepland
or Copeland, lately citizen and 'mercator' of York,
alias of Grantham in Lincolnshire or lately of
Grantham, merchant, or 'wolman' Iwoolman], [as no.
4956 abovel, one year [C 71/97, m. 4] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 373; see also no. 4961 above].
4966 July 12
John Sayer or Sayar, alias John Sayer senior, alias
John Sayer esquire, alias John Sayer of Preston in
CO. Durham, [as no. 4956 above]; one year [ibid]
[Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 373; see also no. 4926
above].
4967 July 18
Richard Wrigby of Sahamtony [Saham Toney] in
Norfolk, yeoman, [as no. 4956 above]; one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 373].
4968 November 11
Alan Mylne of Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant, 'or
by any other name he may be assigned' [as no. 4956
abovel; one year[C 71/97, m. 3] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 374; see also nos. 4943, 4962 above
and no. 4974 below].
1455
4969 May 10
Robert Ferrour, lately of Southwerk, 'hakeneyman',
las no. 4956 above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only
in Rot. Scot., ii. 374].
4970 May 15
Richard Archer esquire, alias Richard Archer, lately
of Toneworth in Warwickshire, esquire, 'or by any
other name he may be assigned', with Sir Henry Percy,
lord Ponynggs, captain of the castle and town of
Berwick in Scotland, victualling and defending
the same; one year [ibid] [See also no. 4981 below].
4971 July 22
John Kent of 'Herfordia' in County 'Herfordie",
mercer, 'or by any other name assigned to him',
defending Roxburgh castle with Sir William Nevell,
lord Faucomberge, captain of the castle, one year
libidl [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 374|.
4972 August 7
Sir William Plompton alias William Plompton of
Plompton in Yorkshire, knight, 'or by any other name
he may be assigned', William Chambleyn of Maunfeld
1455
4972 August 7 Contd.
Vodhouse [Mansfield Woodhouse] in Nottinghamshire,
husbandman, and Stephen Lenton of Maunsfeld
Wodhouse in Nottinghamshire, yeoman, [as no. 4970
above; all for one year], [ibid] [Occupations of the
2 latter only in Rot. Scot., ii, 374].
4973 October 15
Robert Bere or Beer, lately of Berwick, gentleman,
alias Beare of Kingston upon Hull in Yorkshire,
gentleman, with William, lord Faucomberge, captain
of Roxburgh castle, defending and victualling the
same; one year [C 71/97, m. 2].
1456
4974 April 23
Alan Mylns, Myln, Milne or Miln of Newcastle,
merchant, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
with Henry, earl of Northumberland, captain of the
town and castle of Berwick defending and victualling
the same; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 376; see also nos. 4943, 4962, 4968 above].
4975 May 1
John Kyrketon, Kyrkton or Kyrton of Boston in
Lincolnshire, 'mercator', merchant, or gentleman,
[as above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 376].
4976 May 12
Robert Warde, Wayrd or Ward, 'mercator' or
merchant of Lyn, [as no. 4974 abovel, one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 376].
4977 February 7
Nicholas Bere of Great Yarmouth, merchant or
yeoman, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
[as no. 4974 abovel; one year [C 71/98, m. 9]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 385).
4978 February 22
Meredith ap Res ap Jevan Lloitt, 'or by any other
name he may be assigned', [as no. 4974 abovel;
one year[C 71/98, m. 10].
4979 March 7
William Sutton of Kingston upon Hull, master of
the ship Gyles of Kingston, 'or by any other name
he may be assigned', with Henry, earl of Northumber-
land, warden of the East march and captain of the
town and castle of Berwick, defending and victualling
PROTECTIONS
1457
4979 March 7 Contd.
the same; one year [ibid) [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., n, 385].
4980 May 30
Nicholas Drax alias Drakes of London; fishmonger,
'or by any other name he may be assigned', [as above];
one year [C 71/98, m. 8] [Occupation only in Rot.
Scot., ii, 385).
4981 June 8
Richard Archer or Archier esquire, [in the same terms
as no. 4970 above]; one year [ibid] '.Rank only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 385].
4982 July 4
Richard Bethum alias Bedom of Westmoreland 'or by
any other name he may be assigned', with William
Neville, lord Faucomberge, captain of Roxburgh
castle, defending it; one year [C 71/98, m. 9].
4983 October 20
William Langley or Langeley citizen and haberdasher
or hatter of London, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', with William, lord Faucomberge, captain
of the town and castle of Roxburgh, defending and
victualling the same; one year [C 71/98, mm. 4 and
61.
4984 October 24
John Nyseham or Nesham lately of Sandwich in
Kent, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
las above]; one year [C 71 '98, m. 4].
4985 October 28
John White of Hornecastell in Lincolnshire, senior,
merchant of the Staple of Calais or 'mercator', alias
John Whyte lately of Horncastell, merchant, 'or by
any other name he may be assigned', [as no. 4983
above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 388).
4986 November 14
Stephen Thomas or Tomas of London, brewer or
yeoman, alias Stephen Tomas, lately of Southwerk
in Surrey, brewer or yeoman, 'or by any other name
he may be assigned', [as no. 4983 above); one year
[ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 388).
4987 November 15
Robert Broker or Broker of Acton in Middlesex,
gentleman, alias lately of London, yeoman, 'or by
1457
4987 November 15 Contd.
any other name he may be assigned', [as no. 4983
above], one year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii,
388).
4988 November 29
John Baxster or Baxster of Boston in Lincolnshire,
merchant, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
[as no. 4974 above], one year [C 71/98, m. 2]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot,, ii, 388].
1458
4989 March 4
William Hoo of Lichefeld in Staffordshire, or lately
of Lichfield, barker [tanner), 'or by any other name
he may be assigned', with William Neville, lord
Faucomberge, captain of Roxburgh castle, defending
and victualling that castle; one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 388].
4990 March 11
Guy Thorneton esquire, alias Thornedon of London,
esquire, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
with Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, captain of
the town and castle of Berwick and warden of the
East march, defending and victualling the same; one
year [C 71/98, m. 4] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 388;
see also no. 5003 below].
4991 March 14
Thomas Worley or Worly, mercer or citizen and mercer
of London, defending Berwick with Henry, earl of
Northumberland, captain of the town and castle; one
year [ibid) [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 388).
4992 April 17
William Hill of Leicester or lately of Leicester,
gentleman, going to defend and victual Roxburgh
castle with William Nevil, lord Fauconberge, one
of the keepers of that castle; one year [ibid).
4993 June 30
Thomas Markham alias Markeham of Hastings or
of Hastyng in Sussex, merchant, [as no. 4991 above];
one year. Richard Walfrey, Walfrye or Richard Walfre,
citizen and carpenter of London, or lately of London,
carpenter, with William Nevel, lord Faucomberge,
captain of the castle and town of Roxburgh, defending
and victualling the same; one year [C 71 '98, m. 2]
[Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 388).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
1458
4994 July 11
Richard Constable or Conestable of London,
fishmonger, [as no. 4991 above]; one year [C 71/98,
m. 4] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 388].
4995 October 18
Lodewicus de Cordwa, or Cordewa, Gascon or
'Spaynard', alias Lodywycus Cordywa, 'or by any
other name he may be assigned', defending and
victualling Roxburgh castle with William Nevell,
lord Fauconberg, captain; one year [C 71/99, m. 6]
[incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 39l].
4996 November 2
Thomas Osbarne or Osberne of Feversham in Kent,
brewer or maltman alias lately of Feversham, malt-
maker or yeoman, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', [as no. 4992 above], one year [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 39l].
4997 November 13
Thomas Pyke, lately-of Bury St Edmund in Suffolk,
'wolman' [woolman], alias Pyk of Bury St Edmund,
yeoman, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
[as no. 4992 above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation
only in Rot. Scot., ii, 39l].
4998 November 14
Richard Cornewell Cornewayll or Cornewayle esquire,
alias of Shropshire, esquire, [as no. 4995 above];
one year [ibid] [Rank only in Rot. Scot., ii, 391].
1459
4999 January 15
Robert Barton of Hakeney, or lately of Hakeney in
Middlesex, esquire, alias Robert de Hakney in
Middlesex, esquire, and Richard Buynell, Buynyll
or Buynele of London, 'bruer' [brewer], alias late
citizen and 'bruer' or 'tuUyzer' of London, [both as
no. 4992 above, for one year.] [C 71/99, m. 5|
(Rank and occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 39l|.
5000 February 8
Thomas Denman of Northingleby in Lincolnshire,
gentleman, or late of Ordsalle in Nottinghamshire,
gentleman, alias of Ordesalle, gentleman, [as no.
4992 above]; one year [ibid].
5001 February 9
John Keryell or Kyryell of Sandersted in Surrey,
gentleman, [as no. 4992 above!; one year [C 71/99,
m. 6].
1459
5002 February 10
Robert Sylveryn Silveryn or Sylveryne of Panxfford
in Norfolk or late of Panxfford, yeoman or husband-
man, alias of Randworth in Norfolk, yeoman, [as no.
4992 above]; one year [ibid] [Occupation only in
Rot. Scot., ii, 391).
5003 March 12
Guy Thorndon of London, esquire, and John Thorndon,
[as no. 4995 above], one year [C 71/99, m. 4] [See
also no. 4990 above].
5004 April 20
John Brown or Browne of Derlyngton in the bishopric
of Durham, merchant or mercer, with Sir William
Nevyll, lord Faucomberge, one of the keepers of
Roxburgh castle, defending and victualling that
castle; one year I ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 391].
5005 April 21
William Water, Warter, or Walter, citizen and skinner
of London, and William Norborow, Norbrow, or
Norburgh, gentleman, lately of London, Serjeant,
[both as above, for one year.] [C 71/99, m. 5]
[Occupations only in Rot. Scot., ii, 391; see also
nos. 4931, 4941 above].
5006 May 4
Richard Cranford of Harlowe in Essex, clerk or
chaplain, alias Craneford of Essex, 'presbiter',
defending and victualling Roxburgh castle with
William Neville, lord Fauconberge, keeper; one
year [ibid] [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 391].
5007 May 7
Thomas Scot of London or late of London, gentleman,
and John Skipwyth, Skypwyth or Skippewyth of York,
brewer, [both as above; for one year] [ibid]
[Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 391].
5008 June 21
John Lye alias Alye, citizen and haberdasher,
London, [as no. 5006 above]; one year [C 71/99, m.
6| [Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii, 39ll.
5009 July 16
Henry Albyn, Albon, Alban, Albayn, Alben or Albayne
of York, 'skynner', [as no. 5004 above], one year
[C 71/99, m. 2! (Occupation only in Rot. Scot., ii,
3911.
576
PROTECTIONS
1460
5010 July 28
Richard Bowles, yeoman, alias Bowlys, late of
London, yeoman, [as no. 5004 above]; one year
[C 71/100, m. 2] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 400].
1474
5011 January 23
Thomas Pertriche or Partriche of Gravesend in Kent,
mercer or haberdasher, with Richard, duke of
Gloucester, constable and admiral of England and
warden of the West march, defending and victualling
that march; one year [C 71/103, m. 14] [Incomplete
in Rot. Scot., ii, 440].
5012 February 18
Richard Blakeborn, Blakeburn or Blakeburne of the
city of York, merchant or grocer, [as above]; one
year [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 440].
5013 February 19
Richard Banke of Allerton in Yorkshire, gentleman,
'or by any other name he may be assigned', and
Peter Banke of Allerton, alias of Medeley in
Yorkshire, esquire [as no. 5011 above]; [ibid]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 440).
5014 March 18
John Langton, Langeton, Langtown or Langtone,
citizen and 'sellarius' [saddler] of London, alias
John Langton of London, merchant, 'or by any
other name he may be assigned', [as no. 5011 above];
one year [C 71/103, m. 13] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 451].
5015 June 17
Sir William Brereton or Brerton of Brereton in
Cheshire, alias late farmer of the lands of Robert
Knolles esquire and Elizabeth his wife, lately wife
of Sir Hugh Venables in Wetton and le Crosse in
Cheshire, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
with Henry, earl of Northumberland, warden of the
East and Middle marches, defending those marches;
one year [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 45l].
5016 June 27
Edmund Jannyn, alias Mongenyn or Mon Jennyn of
the town of Lenne Episcopi [King's Lynn], merchant,
'vyntener' or yeoman, [as abovel; one year [ibid]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 45l].
1474
5017 July 16
John Bristawe or Bristowe of Aissheberton in
Devonshire, husbandman, alias John Bristawe in
Devonshire, yeoman, 'or by any other name he may
be assigned', [as no. 5015 above]; one year [ibid]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 451].
1475
5018 January 28
Thomas Grenefeld, lately of Suthwellys in
Southamptonshire, gentleman or esquire, alias
lately of Romsey in Southamptonshire, gentleman,
'or by any other name he may be assigned', with
Richard, duke of Gloucester, constable and admiral
of England and warden of the West march, defending
and victualling the castle and town of Carlisle and
that march, one year [C 71/103, m. 4] [incomplete
in Rot. Scot., ii, 45l].
5019 February 8
Arthur Nele, Neele or Neleson of London, tailor,
alias Arthur Nele, lately of Calesia, tailor, 'or by
any other name he may be assigned', [as above];
one year [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 451].
5020 October 4
Robert Saluse or Salewse of Hyngham in Norfolk,
merchant, chapman, or yeoman, 'or by any other
name he may be assigned', with Henry, earl of
Northumberland, warden of the East and Middle
marches, defending and victualling the marches,
one year [C 71/103, m. 3] [incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 452..
5021 November 16
John Danyell, or Daneel citizen and draper or
'pannarius' of London, alias John Daniell of London,
draper, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
[as no. 5018 above], one year [ibid] [incomplete in
Rot. Scot., ii, 4521.
1476
5022 November 6
Richard Harryes, Harrys or Harys of St Albans,
butcher, alias Richard Harryes junior, of St Albans,
'or by any other name he may be assigned', [as no.
5020 above], one year [C 71/103, m. 2] [incomplete
in Rot. Scot., ii, 453].
PART II. PROTECTIONS
1477
5023 January 23
William Daison, alias Dayson, Daysye, Dayse or
Daysy of Buckingham, yeoman, chapman, 'woll byer'
[wool buyer], or husbandman, 'or by any other name
he may be assigned', [as no. 5018 above]; one year
[ibid] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 453].
1478
5024 February 16
John Grauener alias Gravener or Grauevr, lately of
Ipswich in Suffolk, yeoman, 'or by any other name he
may be assigned', [as no. 5020 above]; one year
[C 71/103, m. 1] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 454).
5025 May 3
Walter Plesance, Pleasaunce or Plesaunce lately of
Selby in Yorkshire, gentleman, alias Walter Bristowe,
'or by any other name he may be assigned', with
Richard, duke of Gloucester, constable of the great
chamber, admiral of England and warden of Carlisle
castle and the West march, defending, provisioning
and victualling the castle and march; one year
[C 71/104, m. 8] [Incomplete and wrongly dated in
Rot. Scot., ii, 456].
1479
5026 January 13
Baldwin Heyrd of Barnstaple or Barnestapolia in
Devonshire, yeoman, labourer or husbandman, alias
lately of Barnstaple in Devonshire, labourer, 'or by
any other name he may be assigned', [as no. 5020
above]; one year [C 71/104, m. 6] [Incomplete in
Rot. Scot., ii, 456].
1483
5027 January 3
John Home or Hoorn of Lincoln, merchant,
yeoman or 'wolgaderer' alias John Home, lately of
Lincoln, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
with Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, warden of
the East and Middle marches and captain of the town
and castle of Berwick, staying for the defence,
victualling and holding of the town and Middle march
[sic] and of the said town and castle, one year
[C 71/104, m. 3] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 460).
5028 July 30
John Monke, Moncke or Munke of London, 'wex
chaundeler', 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', [as no. 5029 belowl; one year [C 71/105,
m. 9] [Incomplete in Rol. Scot., ii, 462|.
1483
5029 August 2
Thomas Dikson or Dixson of London, draper, alias
Thomas Dicson, citizen and 'pannarius' [clothier] of
London, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
with Henry, earl of Northumberland, warden of the
East and Middle marches and captain of the town and
castle of Berwick, victualling and defending the
marches, town and castle; one year [ibid] [Incomplete
in Rot. Scot., ii, 462; see also nos. 5036, 5039-40
below].
5030 August 4
John Lewellyn or Thlewellyn, lately of London,
mercer, alias Thlewellyn, lately of Colchester,
merchant, 'or by any other name he may be assigned',
[as above]; one year [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot,,
ii, 462].
5031 August 11
Richard Aldyr or Alder of London, vintner or citizen
and vinter of London alias Richard Aldir, lately of
Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant, [as no. 5029 above];
one year [ibid] [Incomplete and incorrect in Rot. Scot.,
li, 462].
5032 September 6
William Pratte, Prette or Prate of Oxon., butcher or
'bocher', [as no. 5029 above]; one year [ibid]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 462].
5033 December 2
John Andrewe of Odyngton in Oxfordshire, husband-
man or yeoman, [as no. 5029 above]; one year
IC 71/105, m. 8] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 462].
5034 December 26
Richard Elrington of London, gentleman or brewer,
alias citizen and 'pandaxator' [brewer], London,
[as no. 5029 above); one year [ ibid] [incomplete in
Rot. Scot., ii, 462].
1484
5035 June 13
William Mows or Mowse of London, mercer, alias
William Movse, citizen and mercer, London, [as no.
5029 above]; one year [ibid] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot.,
ii, 4621.
5036 July 7
Thomas Dixon or Dyxson of London, draper; one
year [in extended form as in no. 5029 above]
IC 71/105, m. 3] Uncomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 468].
578
PROTECTIONS
1484
5037 August 14
Adrian Leppyng, Lyppyng or Lepyng of Ramsey in
Huntingdonshire, yeoman, merchant, or 'fissher',
[as no. 5029 above), one year [C 71/105, m. 5]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 468].
1485
5038 January 18
Thomas Lee, Lye or Ley of London, haberdasher,
[as no. 5029 above], one year [C 71/105, m. 7]
[Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 468].
5039 June 4
Thomas Diksun of London, merchant; one year
[in extended form as no. 5029 above] [C 71/105,
m. 2] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 468].
1487
5040 March 1
Thomas Dixon of London, draper; one year [in
extended form as in no. 5029 above] [C 71/106,
m. 14] [Incomplete in Rot. Scot., ii, 477].
5041 June 6
Nicholas Rigby or Rykby, of Middelham in Yorkshire,
yeoman, a/ias lately of Kingston upon Thames in
Surrey, yeoman, or lately of London, yeoman, [as no.
5029 above]; one year [C 71/106, m. ll] [incomplete
in Rot. Scot., ii, 478].
1502
504? October 25
Robert Mowntford gentleman, of London, alias
draper of London, in the parish of the Blessed Mary
of Abbechurche in Candelwikstrete ward within the
city, alias citizen and 'pannarius' [clothier] of
London, 'or by any other name he is assigned", with
Sir Thomas Darcy, captain of the town and castle
of Berwick, victualling and defending that town and
castle, one year [C 71 '111, m. 8|.
5043 November 10
Robert Bothe of the parish of St Mary Magdalen of
Southwark in Surrey, parish clerk, alias citizen and
'tonsor" [barber], London, 'or by any other name he
may be assigned', [as above]; one year [ibid].
1504
5044 April 4
William Thirkylle or Thirkyll citizen and mercer of
London, or lately citizen and mercer of London,
1504
5044 April 4 Contd.
with Sir Thomas Darcy, lord Darcy, captain of the
town and castle of Berwick, victualling and defend-
ing that town and castle in Scotland [sic]; one year
[C 71/111, m. 6].
5045 May 3
Robert Onley, citizen and mercer, London, alias
of London, mercer, 'or by any other name he may be
assigned', with Sir Thomas Darcy, lord Darcy,
captain of the castle and town of Berwick,
victualling and defending that town and castle;
one year [ibid].
[1506]
5046 Julys
Henry Goodwell of London, vintner or citizen and
vinter of London, alias Henry London vintner, [as
above]; one year [C 71/111, m. 3|.
5047 December 17
John Gygges, Gyges, Gigges or Gigys, citizen and
mercer of London or lately of London, mercer, going
with Sir Thomas Darcy, lord Darcy, captain of the
town and castle of Berwick, to victual and defend
that town and castle; one year [C 71/111, m. 4l.
5048 December 22
Thomas Gooderyche or Goderyche of London, mercer,
alias lately of London, mercer or citizen and mercer
of London, [as no. 5045 above], one year [ibid].
[1507]
5049 March 26
Eustace Knyll or Knylle lately of the city of London,
mercer, alias lately of London, merchant, [as no.
5045 above), one year [ibid).
5050 April 2
William Melbourne of London, grocer or citizen and
grocer of London, alias William Melbourne, and Roger
Rede of London, grocer [sic], alias Roger Rede,
citizen and grocer, London, 'or by any other name he
may be assigned', [as no. 5045 above), one year
[C 71/111, m. 2).
5051 August 1
John Ford, lately citizen and glazier, London, alias
Foorde, lately of Greenwich in Kent, glazier, alias
Forde, citizen and 'pannarius' [clothier) of London
or merchant, [as no. 5047 above]; one year [C 71 '111,
m. 6).
PART II: PROTECTIONS
579
1516
5052 July 21
Thomas Middelton, lately of Harebrigge in
Westmoreland, esquire, alias of Carlisle in
Cumberland, esquire, late of London, esquire,
late of St John's Strete in Middlesex, esquire,
'or by any other name he may be assigned', with
Sir Anthony Utrede captain of the castle and
town of Berwick, victualling and defending that
town and castle; 6 months after Michaelmas next
[C 71/112, m. 18].
[1503, May]
5053 iRental of dower lands granted to Margaret
Tudor in prospect of her marriage to James IV. Im.]
[Total of £2670 3s 4d; no details visible.] [Earldom
of March] and barony (dominium) of Dunbar ... [149?]
3. ... Philpstoun, £59 10s. ... [G]renelaw,
Grenelaudene ...mill ..., £46 13s. ... Duns park ...
Prenderland with cottages ...£58 17s 9d. [15 further
totals, no details visible.] ... Pople, Haliburtoun.
Addenda
[ 1503, May]
[Hlarelaw, Grenelaw, Angusland, Stanepeth ... and
the mill of Quhittingame ... £18 5s 3d. Fishery of
Brigeam, 72 salmon, total £7 10s. Granges of
Estbarnes, Westbarnes, Oswaldene, Newtoun leis,
30 chalders wheat at £9 12s the chalder, total
£288, 30 chalders barley at £7 13s 4d the chalder,
total £200. Le Linkis, 400 brace rabbits, price £32.
Total of money, £584 17s Id. Total of victuals,
salmon and rabbits, £656 16s 8d. Sum total,
£1241 13s 9d, besides the grassums as above.
Beyond Forth - Methven, £209 6s 8d yearly;
Menteith, £879 20d yearly. Total, £1088 8s 4d.
This side Forth - Stirling, £805 4d yearly,
Linlithgowshire, £335 9s lOd yearly; Ettrick forest,
£2670 3s 4d yearly; March, £1241 13s 9d yearly.
Total, £5052 7s 3d. Sum total, £6140 15s 7d, besides
grassums amounting to £1146 10s 9d yearly.
(Signed) James R. [E 39/101/2]
[Damaged. Probably the last membrane of a roll
which gave full details of lands in all areas
mentioned. It includes the cash value of victual
rents, which accounts for discrepancies between
the sums given and those in contemporary Scottish
exchequer rolls, on one of which this rental was
apparently based).
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
581
The majority of references are to Part II of the Calendar (Additions) and apply to item numbers. References to Part I
(Corrections) are by page numbers, and are placed last in each group of references in which they appear. None of the
Rotuli Scotiae material has been incorporated in the Index.
Where any person is mentioned in a document solely as a witness, the appropriate index reference has been distinguished
by the prefix (W). Similarly the prefixes (S) and (C) denote that a person was merely a signatory to the document con-
cerned, or is named as having been present in the Privy Council on a particular date. When necessary, these have been com-
bined, for example as (CS).
Obscure individuals bearing surnames common in both England and Scotland, and described as Scottish in the originals,
are designated as such by the abbreviation (Sc) in the index entries. The same abbreviation is used to distinguish certain
subjects, such as parliaments, which could be either English or Scottish.
21
Aaron, Jew [= of York], Dieulacres
Abchester .see Habchester
Abel, Adam, messenger, 562(b)
Aberconway, Cam, see Conway
Aberdeen, bishops of .see Cheyne, Henry, Kininmund
Aberdeen (Aberden, Aberdene), [Aberdns], 327, 343,
492(xiii), 562(b), 584, 620, 1050, 1063
brewers of, 475
burgesses (named) of, 35, 632
castle, 492(xvi), 515(b), constable (named^i of, 492(xi
xvi), 519, garrison (detailed) of, 492(xii), siege of,
(1308). 519
citizens of, 100
cocket seal of, 632
merchants (named) of, 35, 37, 994, 1018, 1040, 1045
parliament (Sc) at, 795
ship /e Nicholas of, 1035, 1040, 1050
shipmasters (named) of, 1050
supply-point in N. Scotland, 441, 454. 472(m), 475,
492(xi,xiv,xvi)
Fichet of, q.v.
Aberdeen, county, sheriffs of,
Aberdeen (Aberdene), John de,
Abergavenny (Bergeveny) [Mon
Hastings, John
Aberlady (Ablevedy), William de, 632
Abernethy (Abemith, Abemithi, Abemithin, Abemithy,
Abemityn, Abemythy, Dabemythyn, Habemithyn),
Sir Alexander, alias Alexander de, 258. 492(v), 497,
575(a), clerk (named) of, 472(n), dines with king, 497,
esquire (named) of, 575(c); keeper between Mounth
and Forth, (1304), 358, 361, (1311-12), 562(e). 575(c),
keeper of Dundee, 575(a), letter to (n), 521(e)i prests
to, 512(c), .562(d,e), 566(b), 575(a), 614(a-b)
Sir William jun. 684. valet (named) of, 684
Abingdon (Abindon, Abyndone, Dabingdon), Mr Richard de,
191, 198-9, paymaster and victualler, 204, 216, 243(4)
Aboyne [? or Coull] (Obeyn), [Aberdns]; castle, 492(x,xii),
constable (named) of, 492(xii)
Abyndone .see Abingdon
Aclyf see Aycliffe
Acres, de see Dacre
Adam (Ade), Duncan filz, shipmaster (Sc), 492(xi)
John ap, 438
Adrian (Adryan), John, of Winrhelsea, 35, 37
162. 521(c)
burgess of Aberde
m], 548; lord of se
35
Agen, [dep. Lot-et-Garonne, France], scriviner (named) of,
725
Agenais (Agen). [France], 734
Aiguillon (Agullyn), [dep. Lot-et-Garonne, France], lands
in, 640
Airaines (Darreyns), Bernard, 329
Aird (Dulard, Lard), Cristian (Cristin) alias Christian de,
valet, 472(n,w)
Airedale (Airdale), [Vorks], valley, Esholt priory in, 708
Airmyn (Ayremynne, Ayrmynne), William de, bishop of
Norwich, 716
chancery clerk, 653, 658, 682
envoy to Scotland (1321), 671, 673, 676; (1328), 716
Airth (Erth), Andrew de, valet, 472(r)
Aiscough see Ayscough
Akarsan see Carson
Alan, lord of Galloway, 9
Alan (Alain, Alayn), Thomas fitz, vinlenarius, 492(x)
See also Fitz Alan
Albano (Albanensis), [italy], cardinal bishop of see Goth
Albany, duke of see Stewart, Robert
Albert I, [duke] of Austria, 'king of Germany' (Almain).
[Holy Roman emperor], 252
Albret (Delebret), Amanieu (Amaniu), sire of, 616
Alcock, John, bishop of Rochester, (C) 1095
Aldithly see Audley
^Alemaunde, Bernard de, German merchant, 492(xii)
'Alesterdoghan' ['Dunalastair], Alexander, prisoner, 936
Aleth see Alyth
Alexander IV, pope, 17
Alexander I, king of Scotland, 848
Alexander II, king of Scotland, 9, 11-12. 100
chancellor (named) of, 8
relations of, with England, 3-5, 10, 29
sister of, 6
Alexander III, king of Scotland, 47, 211, pp.32-3
chamberlain of, 51
debts of, 49. 51, 56
grants (n) by, 369, 556
lands and rights of; in N England, 16, 28-31, 33, 38, 84,
306, in Scotland, 18, 25, 83, 473
letters by, 19, 26, 31, .50-1, 53
letters to, 32, 39
relations of; with England, 15-17,
52, with France, 494
24. 32. 39-40. 49-
582
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Alexander III (conld)
son of see Alexander, prince of Scotl
wife of see Margaret [d 12751
Alexander, prince of Scotland,
f Al
ni, q.
47
Margaret [de Guelders] widow of, 144
Alexander, steward of Scotland, 21
Aleyn see Alan, Fitz Alan
AUegate, John de, sub-sheriff of Roxburgh, 512(a)
'AUerdale- ['Ellen valley, Cumb], 'Crosseby' in q.v.
Almain (Alem) see Germany
Edmund of, earl of Cornwall, 56. 70, 206
kings of see Albert I; c./. Maximilian 'of Austria'
Alniscrumbe see Ancrum
Alnmouth (Alnemouth), [Northumb], ship of, 492(xi)
Alnmouth (Alnemuth), Adam de, mariner, 492(xvi) (4?)
Alnwick (Alnewyk, Alnewyke, Alnwyk), [Northumb], abbey,
William abbot of, 1055
castle, 595, 851, siege of, 1090
letter and writ dated at, 16. 327
Alnwick, William, keeper of privy seal, (C) 971-3, 977-9,
981, 986-9, 1004
Alphonse XI, king of Spain [or Castile], [l312-50], 696
Alvah. Kirkton of (/a eglisse de Strathalveth), iBanffs],
letter dated at, 518
Alyth (Aleth), [Perths], forest, keeper of, 162
Amersham (Augmondesham), Walter de, 191
Amiens (Ambian, Amyas, Amyens), [dep. Somme, Francel,
381, shrine, 840. treaty of, 302
Anagni (Anagnia, Anagnie), [prov. Rome, Italy], 'Barons
letter' (q.v.) taken to, 254-5, 259
letters dated at, 197, 286-7, 525
Anand, Anant see Annan,
vale of see Annandale
Ancrum (Alniscrumbe), LRoxbs], church of, 653
'Andereshou' in Richmond honour (Richemimdesira),
[pHunderthwaite, Yorksl, 3
Andrew, bishop of Argyll, 566(d)
Andrew, son of James, steward of Scotland (q.v.), 486, 513
Andrew (Andrewe), Mr Richard [king's secretaryl.
ambassador, 1064, 1076
Anegos, Anegous see Angus
Anglesey, [n Wales], island, 607. =606
Angus (Anegos, Anegous), [{orwerly Forfarl, county, 346,
758
sheriff of, [or Forfar], 162. 521(e)
Holly of q. v.
Angus, countess and earls of see Umfraville, Elizabeth,
Gilbert, Robert
Angusland (unidentified). [' nr. Whittingehame, E. Loth],
5053
Annan (Anand, Anande. Anant), [Oumfs], 472(d), 497,
payment made at, 515(c). writ dated at, 496
Annan (Anand, Anant), David, 808
Brother John de, arrested, 662-3
Annandale (le val de Anande, vallis Anandi), [Oumfs],
barony, 288, 824, 829, p.26
castles in, keeper (.named) of, 199
escheats, forfeitures and fruits of benefices in, 25, 510,
659
lands of, 839, see also Bohun, William, Bruce, Robert de
[d 1245], Robert [d 1295|, Robert [d 1304]
Annandale (conld)
keeper (named) of, 345
Ap Adam, John, 438
Apelgarth see Applegarth
Appelby see Appleby
Appelgarth see Applegarth
Appeltreffeld see Appletreefield
Apperley (Apperleye), Mr William de, king's clerk,
proctor of, 364
Appleby (Appelby), [Westm. castle], 472(j)
Appleby, Geoffrey de, 13
Sir Henry de, 471(e), 492(xvi), 521(a)
Robert de, clerk, 471(e)
Applegarth (Apelgarth, Appelgarth), (Dumfs], 243,
church, 653
Appletreefield (Appeltreffeld), Sir Stephen de, 284
Aquitaine, France see Guienne, seneschal of see Craon
Aragon, king of, see James II, king of Aragon
Arbroath (Aberbrothok), [Angus], abbey, abbot and
convent of, 386
John, abbot of, 549
Archdeacon or Arcedekne (Lercedeakne), Sir John, 705
Archibald, bishop of Moray, 162
Ardem(Ardeme), Mr John de, 266, 472(h)
Ardross (Ardros), [nr Elie, Fife], barony, 27
Ardrossan, Fergus de, 523
Argadia, Argail, Argeil see Argyll, Alexander, Ion, Ivo,
John, Yvo de see McDougall
Argentine (Argentan, Argentein), Sir Giles de, 492(xiii),
398, 527
Argyll, bishop of see Andrew, bishop of Argyll
Argyll (Argadia, Argeil, Argoil, Dargail, Ergad, Ergaill),
county, 152, 521(d), p.80
Glassary in q.v.
Argyll, Alexander de see McDougall
Audoen (?Owen) de, 471(g), 472(q)
Eugene de, 562(d)
Ion, Ivo and John de see McDougall
Katherine, Lucas, Padok and Rachel de, servants, 290
Thomas de, valet, 562(e)
Armagnacs, nobles (named) of, 962
Armstrong, Mr Gilbert, Scottish envoy, 838
Amulf, preceptor of Hospitallers in Scotland, 8
Aroundel see Arundel, earls of, see Fitz Alan
'Arran (insula juxla Are). [Sutes], 492(xi)
Arundel (Aroundel), [Suss], safeconduct dated at, 290
Arundel, earls of, see Fitz Alan, Edmund, Richard, William
Arundel, Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, (C) 898, 922;
esquire (named) of, 886
archbishop of York, chancellor. 866, 872, 870
Ashby (Askeby). Robert de, 162
'Asher, Shire (Atteschire), Geoffrey, 247
Ashkirk (Askyrk), [Selks], prebend, 653
Aske, Richard, rebel, 947
Askeby see Ashby
Askyrk see Ashkirk
Asnieres-sur-Oise (Anyers), [dep. Seine-et-Oise, Francel,
Anglo /French truce at, 280, p.66
Aspell (Haspal). Robert (Robard) de, 168
Assier, Rigaud of, bishop of Winchester, papal envoy. 667
Atholl (Asceles, Athel, Lasceles). countess and earls of,
see Strathbogie, David, John, Katherine
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
AthoU (Alhol. Dasceles, Lasceles), David de, see
Strathbogie
Donald (Dovenald) de, nuncio, 562(a,c); ^alias Donald,
nuncio, 492(xvii)
Duncan de, heir of, 8
Ralph de, sheriff [of Fife], 26
Atteschire see Asher
Attestone, Robert, mariner, 492(xvi)
Attiliator see Subject Index under Occupations, engineers
Auckland ['or Bishop Auckland] (Aukeland), [Durh],
documents dated at, 579, 937
Audele see Audley
Audenarde [prov. E Flanders, Belgium], 178
Audley or Aldithly (Audele, Audleigh, Daudeley), Sir Hugh
de, p. 87. keeper of Selkirk forest, 272, ?256
Nicholas de, 614(b)
Augmondesham see Amersham
Aukeland' see Auckland
Austria, Albert [duke] of, see Albert I
Avenel, Oliver, valet (Sc). 472(n)
Avignon (Avinion), [dep. Vaucluse, France], 525
Aycliffe (Aclyf), Mr John de, prior of Coldingham, 867
Aykescoghe or Dykescoghe, see Ayscough
Aylesbury (Aylesbir), Walter de, constable of
Wallingford. 251
Ayr (Air, Are), [Ayrs], 417, 465, 472(f,g), 485, 492(vii,
ix-xi,xiii,xiv,xvi), 512(a), 521(e), 1104
castle (Noel Chastel sur Are), 262, 345, 529; constable
of, see Leyburn, Robert; demolished by Scots, 465;
garrison of, 303, 305, 472(m), (.detailed) 515(b)
extent dated at, 18
island near (insula juxia Are), [?Arran], 492(xi)
letter dated at, 529
prests at, 492(xvi), 512(c)
Ayr, county: king's lieutenant (named) in, 424, 434, 465
rents and farms in, 352, 374
sheriff of, 161, 352. 465, see also Leyburn, Robert
sheriffdom of, 305, 352. 515(b)
Ayremynne see Airmyn
Ayscough or Aiscough ('Aykescoghe or Dykescoghe),
John de, 170
William, bishop of Salisbury, (C) 1040-1
Ayton, [Berwksj, negotiations at, 862
Bacon, Walter, clerk, 341
Baddow, [Essex], 500
Badelesmere see Badlesmere
Badenoch (Badenagh), [inverns], lords of, see Comyn,
John, Sir John
Badlesmere (Badelesmere), Sir Bartholomew de, 402(2).
566(d), 617, commissioner of truce, 658; rebel, 681
Baicche see Beche
Bailleul-en-Vimeu (Baillal en Picardic), [dep. Somme,
France], castle, 259
Baillof, Bailol see Baliol
Baione see Bayonne
Baker, Thomas le, messenger, 562(b;
'Baladewlyn' I 'Llyn- cwm-Dulyn, Carn|, letter dated at.
Balcaskie (Balkasky), John de. (W) 27
Baldelby (Bardelby. Barthelby), Robert de. 221; parson.
507
Baldock (Baldok). Ralph alias Ralph de. bishop of London.
472(f); proctor of. 581
Robert alias Robert de. 682, archdeacon of Middlesex,
envoy. 673. chancellor. 701. 705
Baliol or Balliol (Bailioel, Baillof, Bailol, Baliolo,
Ballioill, Balliolo, Baliol), Alexander de [d 1278-9],
59. '43, widow of, see Eleanor
Alexander de [of Cavers], 130-1, 168, 359, '43
banneret, 492(xvi)
chamberlain of Scotland, 57-8, 100, 120, 122-3,
associate of, 105, receipts from. 111, 115, warrants
to. 58, 60, 66-7. 69. 71. 99
constable of Selkirk, 304-5
keeper of Galloway, 512(b,c), 521(e)
serving in Scotland, 257, 291, 340
son of, see Alexander below
Alexander de, hostage, son of Alexander de [of Cavers],
359
Alianor de see Eleanor
Devorgild (Dervorgoill, Dervorgulla, Devorgill,
Devorgulla) alias Devorgild de, 13; attorneys of,
63-4, (named) 43, widow of John de [d 1269], 43, 63-4,
59
Edward alias Edward de. king of Scotland. 731. 734.
738; cession made by. 818; his dealings for peace. 811;
at relief of Perth. 781. requests by, 735, 768-9; right
of, to Scottish crown, 727-8
prisoner in England, 251, 472(t,q), 569; in household of
Edward I's sons, 271, 586; prest to, 614(b)
servants (named) of, 472(q), 768-9
Eleanor (Alianor) de, 42, widow of Alexander de (d 1278-
9], 59
Guy de, Scottish ambassador, 24
John de [d 1269], 13, 43, 59
son of. see John [ 1249-1315]
widow of, see Devorgild
John [1249-1315] alias John de, 78, 5054
castle (named) of, 259
competitor for Scottish crown, 109-10, 112. fealty and
homage done by, 117, 149, 167, 187, 431
'heir of Scotland', 84
king of Scotland. 120. 137, 168, appeals against, 128,
130-1; grants by, 84. 664; rebellion of, 412, release
by. 473, requests to, 129, 132-3, 135-6; summoned,
128-9, 130-1; treaty with France by, 154, 207, 280,
307, 751; wardships held by, 130, 523
'late king', 162, 200, 259, 745, chaplain of, 472(g);
forfeited, 458-9, 727, 784, 787, 791; resigns his
kingdom. 207
son of John de |d 1269|, 59
Sir Richard de, 41
Sir Robert dc, 39
Thomas de [ 'of Cavers], 614(a)
C'anolher), 830
Balkasky see Balcaskie
Ballard (Balard), CoUouche or Colluche, merchant, and
John his brother, 382
Ballardi of Lucca, merchant society, 492(i), members
(named) of, 382
Ballioill, Balliol, Balliolo, Bailol see Baliol
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Balram (Balramer), Simon de, (W) 27
Bamburgh (Bamborgh, Baumburgh), [Northumb], 672, 675,
809
castle, 12; constable of, 359. 683
letters dated at, 142, 819
Bampton, John de, attorney, 839
Banff (Banef, BanQ [Sanffs], castle, 515(b), constable of,
521(e), (named) 472(n), 492(xvi), 517, 362
Banff, county, sheriff of, 521(e), {named)
472(n), 492(xvi), 517, 362
Bangor, bishops of, see Stanbury, Young, Richard
Bannockbum [stirs], battle: casualties and prisoners at,
614(b-c); losses at, 622, loss of privy seal at, 600
Banstead (Benstede), [Surr], 229
Banstead (Benestede, Benstede), John de. 187, 280,
controller of wardrobe, 251; documents by, 324. 330,
376
Bar (Baar, Barrs), John de, 191
Barber, Robert le, 471(g)
Barclay or Towie Barclay (Berkeley). [Abdns]. forest
['nou- Delgaty], forester of. 162
Barclay (Berkeley), Patrick de, 162
Ct. Berkeley
Bard, Peter, of Sandwich, [shipmanj, 665
Robert, prisoner (Sc). 617
Bardelby .see Baldelby
Bardi of Florence, merchant society, members of. 624
Bardolf (Bardouf). Sir Hugh, banneret, 268. 340;
bachelors (named) of, 390; brother of, .see John;
nephew (named) of. 389
John, bachelor, brother of Hugh, 390
Baret see Barrie
Barham, Henry de, 22
Barnard Castle [Durhi, keeper (named) of, 724(ii)
Barnard Castle (Castro Bernardi), Simon de. 43
Barnstaple (Barnestaple). [Devon], letter dated at. 558
Barnwell (Bernewell, Bernewyle). John de. of Weekley.
valet, 392
Thomas, alderman of London, merchant, 1018. 1025.
1050-1. ships (named) of. 1025
Barrie [^or Barrett], (Baret). John, shipmaster of Dundee.
492(xiv)
Barroso, Peter Gometii de, cardinal priest of St Praxed's.
nuncio, 773
Barrs .see Bar
Bartelmeu see Bartholomew
Barteram see Bertram
Barthelby see Baldelby
Bartholomew (Bartelmeu. Bertelmeu). Alexander, prisoner
(Sc), 472(e)
Mr Roger, burgess of Berwick, 118
Barton. John de. 621
Robert de, chancery clerk, 266
William de, 738
Barton upon Humber (Barton), iLincsl. ship of. 341
Roos of, q.v.
Bertram. Bartrame see Bertram
'Basculus', [balister], 471(f)
?Basher see 'Bayssher'
Basing (Basingge), [Hants], letter dated at, 97
Baskervill (Baskrevill), Richard de, (sheriff of Heref], bl'»
Sir Walter de, 570
Basset, of Drayton Basset, Ralph [d 1265], 13
Ralph [of Drayton, d 1343], seneschal of Gascony, 692,
694, 699
Sir Simon, [of Sapcote], 646
Bassingbourne (Bassingburne), Warin de, 389
Bassus Green, Herts, see 'Baysho'
Bataile see Battell
Bateson or Beatson ('Batesonk. Battson). Giles, burgess
of Bruges, 679
John, Scot, 1056
Bath [Som], cathedral priory, p.51
Bath and Wells, bishops of, see Bowut, Henry. Bubwith,
Nicholas. Burnell. Robert; Droxford. John. Stafford,
John. Stillington. Robert
Battell (Bataile). Henry, shipmaster, 651
Battle [Suss], abbey, p.51
Battson see Bateson
Bayonne (Baion, Baione, Bayon), [dep. Basses-Pyrenees,
France], letters dated at, 618, 695, ship (named) of,
618, 620
'Baysho' ['Bassus Green, Herts], payment made at, 472(n)
'Bayssher' ['Basher], Robert, of Minehead, 1114
Beaton or Bethune (Betoign), Sir David de, 566(e)
Cf. Beetham. Bethune
Beatson see Bateson
Beauchamp (Beauchaump, Bella Campo), Guy alias Guy de,
earl of Warwick, 305, 361, 600, 617; dead, 609. letters
to (n), 472(w)
John, of Powick, treasurer, (C) 1073
Sir John de, of Somerset, 483. 623
mother of, 483
Richard de, earl of Warwick, (C) 966-7, 973, 977-9, 981,
986-7, 989. 1028, 1030-1
Thomas de, captain in Scotland, 767
Sir Walter de, sen. [d 1306], 143, 191. 305, steward of
the household, 213
Walter de [d 1328], 655
William, ambassador, captain of Calais, 860
William, earl of Warwick, (W) 155
Beaufitz or Beavis (Beaufuiz), Sir Henry, sheriff of
Lothian, 575(b)
Beaufort, Henry, bishop of Winchester, 943, (C) 966-7,
971-3, 977-9, 981. 986-9; cardinal, (C) 1036, (S) 1008,
1019, 1022. chancellor, 943, 948, (C) 922. 927
Joan, daughter of John, wife of James I q.v., 978
John, earl of Somerset [l397-1410], 928. 978, (C) 898,
(S) 910, 913-14, 924. 931, 935
daughter of, see Joan
Thomas, duke of Exeter. (C S) 992
Beaufoy. William. 846
Beaufuiz see Beaufitz
Beaulieu (Bello Loco Regis), [Hants], abbot (named) of.
649
Beaulieu, Simon de, cardinal bishop of Palestrina, 207
Beaumont (Beaumond, Bello Monte), Sir Henry alias
Henry de, 566(b) (2), 614(c). defending marches (1316).
608. 610, 623. retinue of, 420. 471(c), 492(vi,xiii)
John, viscount Beaumont [ 1440-60], ambassador, 1069
Katherine, countess of Atholl, 832
Louis de. bishop of Durham. 647. (')664. ministers of,
647
Sir Thomas de, prisoner, 817
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
585
Beavis see Beaufitz
Beccles, William de, 156
Beche or Beech (Baicche), John del, Scot, 851
William de la, 614(c)
Beck or Bek, Anthony alias Anthony de, bishop of Durham,
170, 216, 242; envoy to Scotland, 82; his lands in N
England, 84, 458, 556, 664; officers of, 170; troops of,
in Scottish war, 216, 402, 480
John alias John de, valet, 630-1
Bedale (Bedhale), Maud de, widow of Brian Fitz Alan q.v.,
476, 481
Bedewende, Bedewind, Bedewynde see Bedwyn
Bedford (Bedeford), [?Beds], 271
Bedford, county, 438
sheriff of, and Bucks, 5054, (named), 472(m)
Bedford, duke of, see John 'of Lancaster'
Bedford (Bedeford), Robert de, engineer, 472(b,h)
Bedhale see Bedale
Bedwyn (Bedewende, Bedewind, Bedewynde, Bedwynd),
Walter de, 263, 435, 492(ii)
cofferer of wardrobe, 371; debentures (bills) by, 345,
indenture by, 376; payments by, 466, 492(xvi)
instituted to church (Sc), 212
Beech see Beche
Beetham (Bethum), Thomas de, 310; cf. Beaton, Bethune
Beletoft see Beltoft
Belgrave, Roger de, 753
Belhus (Belhous), Sir John de, 531
Bell (Belle), John, prisoner (Sc), 936
Robert, and Thomas his brother, 496, 529
Bellard, Peter, Flemish mariner, 584
Bellenden (Belleneden), John de, 605
Bellister[Northumb], manor, 476
Bello Campo de see Beauchamp
Bello Monte de see Beaumont
Beltoft (Beletoft), Hugh, 621
Bek see Beck
Benedict XI, pope, 406
Benedict XII, pope, 745-6, 773
Benestede see Banstead
Benet, H[enry], (C) 1042
Benstede see Banstead
Bentley (Bentele), John alias John de, 472(z), 566(d)
Benton, Ranulph de, clerk, 336; victualler at Berwick,
566(d,e). 575(d)
Bentworth, Richard de, bishop of London, chancellor, 778
'Bere' (unidentified), abbot of, 955
Bere (Ber) Richard de, valet, 391
Berenger, Ingram, 222
'Bergeveny' [non' Abergavenny, Monml 548, lord of see
Hastings, John
Bergues (Berghes), (dep. Nord, France], letter dated at,
633
Berkeley, forest see Barclay
Berkeley (Berkelyn), Drude, widow of Sir Estmon (Esmon),
and Sir Estmon his son, 730
Sir Maurice de [d 1326], 253
Thomas de, lord Berkeley ]d 1417), (C) 922
C(. Barclay
Berkshire, county, sheriff of, and Oxon, 151. 472(1)
Bermingeham see Birmingham
Bernard (Bumard), Roger, wife and heir of, 114
Bemewell, Bemewyle see Barnwell
Bemingham see Birmingham
Berry {formerly prov., France], duke of see John, duke of
Berry
Bertelmeu see Bartholomew
Bertram (Barteram, Bartram, Bartrame), Dame Agnes, 597
Sir John, constable of Roxburgh, 9S3(i); sheriff of
Northumberland, 1016
Roger, 4
William, esquire, 1059
Berwick, county, 472(a), sheriffs of, 162, (named) 305.
319, sub-escheator (named) of, 510, places (named) in,
657
Berwick, march of, see Marches, east
Berwick, South see Tweedmouth
Berwick (Berwik, Berwyc), Adam de, ship's constable,
651
Alan de, 492(xvii)
Berwick-upon-Tweed (Barwyk, Berewic sur Twed,
Berewike, Berewyce, Berewyk, Berwike, Berwyce
super Twed, Berwyk), [Northumb], 109, 124, 135-6,
163, 175-6, 180-1, 187, 213, 266, 272-3, 278, 343,
358, 382, 419. 472(g), 475. 480, 492(v,xi,xii,xvi,xvii),
521(e), 531. 535, 537-9, 541, 543. 549, 554, 562(a,b),
566(e), 583. 586-7, 591-2, 596, 614(b,c), 625, 654,
657. 662, 683. 706, 730, 753, 756, 767, 810, 837, 841,
844, 890, 896-7, 908-9, 916, 925, 930, 932, 939. 946,
954, 1017, 1047, 1062, 1085-8, 1112
aldermen and bailiffs of, 492(xvi), 841
barge le Messager of, 492(xi,xiv)
bridge of. 897
burgesses of. 591, 625, 657, 810, 1088, (named), 118,
504, 575(a), 592
castle. 135-6, 191, 213, 419, 492(xv,xvi), 509, 562(a),
946, attacked or captured, 759, 947. 1085-7. 1107;
chapel in, 1107; constables of, 356, (named), 272.
492(xii). 878. 932. 1026; garrisons of. 272, 319. 377.
471(e), 562(c,d), 575(a,b), 1030, 1041, (details), 305,
345, 383, 398, 492(xii), 892; houses in, 279;
lieutenant (named), officers and porter of, 1107.
prisoners in. 359, 492(xii); repairs at, 279, 492(xii),
767, 889, 908-9, 916, 1001, 1009. 1047
captains of. 1006, 1023. 1115
chamberlains and chancellors of, see Scotland,
chamberlains and chancellors (English) of
church in, 1107
citizens of. 625
clerks of works (named) at, 1006, 1041, 1047, 1089
community of, 504, 625, 841
controller (named) at. 908
controllers of customs and custumers at, 837. 1062.
(named), 844. 1055. 1066. 1089
documents dated at. 110-11, 116, 149, 156, 159-62,
180, 283-4, 301, 336, 351, 414-16, 464, 472(a,i).
479, 493, 498, 512(b), 525, 546, 630-1, 730, 742-3,
796, 810. 841, 846, 1112
exchequer at, 767
hospital (Domus Dei) in, [or in Tweedmouth], 55, 86, 89
keepers of, 846, 865. 878, 893, (named), 319. 585,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Berwick-upon-Tweed (contd)
keepers of (contd)
614(b,c), 841, P08, 927. 932. 988-9, 1024. 1115
keepers {named) of stores and victuals at, 575(d), 736-7;
see also Bromsgrove, Richard
lieutenant (named) at, 420
mayors of, 492(xvi), 504, 592, 810, 841, (named), 358,
625, 1030, 1088
merchants (named) of, 575(a)
officials (named) at, 415
parts (named) of, 596
payments and prests at, 243. 266. 272, 396, 472(h),
552, 575(a)
purchases at, 492(iv), 521(b), 575(a,b)
receivers lof victuals) (named) at, 566(a,d)
ship of, 492(xi)
supply centre at, 206, 213-4, 261, 266. 268, 278, 402,
419. 472(f,h,j,l), 475, 477, 492(ii,iv,xiv-xvi), 512(b)
527, 946
tenements in, 892, 897
Fisher of q.v.
See also Tweedmouth
Bethum see Beetham
Bethune (^Betoign, Betoyne),
Richard de, mayor of London, 707
Robert [ill] de, count of Flanders [ 1305-1322], 528;
his relations with Edward II q.v.. 411, 584, 633-7,
660, 679
CI. Beaton, Beetham
Bevercotes, William de, chancellor of Scotland, 278, 382,
449, 523-4, 625, '583; letters by, 549; letters to. 451,
(n)472(u), 521(e)
Beverley (Bevertacum, Beverle), [Yorks], 266, 472(o)
merchants of, 584
minster, Bernard, chaplain of, 521(b)
St John of q.v.
Bicknor (Bykenore). Sir Thomas de. 484; valets of, 503
Biel (Bele), [e. Loth], Dunbar, Patrick of, q.v.
Biggar (Bigre), [Lanarks], 552
Biggar, Sir Nicholas de, 78
Walter de, chamberlain of Scotland, 846
Bigot (Bigod, Bygod), Hugh, justice, 22
Roger alias Roger le, earl of Norfolk, 156, (W) 155
marshal of England, 186, 426, lieutenant (named) of,
230
Bigre see Biggar
Billiemire, Berwks see Billymire
Billingford (BiUyngford), James, 882
Billymire or Billiemire (Billymyre), [par Bunkle and
Preston, Berwks], truce made at, 859
Billyngford see Billingford
Birgham or Brigham (Briggeham). [Berwks], treaty of,
74, 83
Birmingham (Bermingeham, Bemingham), Sir Henry de, 677
Richard de, 506
Thomas de, ship's constable, bS 1
Birston see Briston
Bishop (Bisshop), Roger, merchant of Berwick, 575(a)
Bishop Auckland, Durh, see Auckland
Bishopthorpe (Thorp juxia Ebor), [Vorks], 690; letters
dated at, 689, 712
Bisset (Biset, Byset, Bysset), Andrew, valet of William,
472(r)
Jisset (c
Ud)
John, the younger, p.26
John, valet, 472(p,r)
Sir Robert, 57
William, 305; constable of Stirling, 472(r,u), 492(xii,xiv,
xvi); valet of see Andrew
William, valet, 472(b)
Bisshop see Bishop
Bix (Byx), John, sub-escheator, 510
Blackden (Blakeden), Thomas, collector of subsidy, 864
Blackness (la Blakenes, la Blakenesse, Blakness)
[W Loth]: supply-centre, 440, 464, 472(j,l,m), 475,
492(xiv,xv); receipt dated at, 453
Blackrood of Scotland, the (la Blakrode), 525, 800, '799;
described, 494
Bladon (Bladen), ['Oxon], letter dated at, 723
Blair (Blar), John de, prisoner (Sc), 472(e), 492(xii)
Blakeney (Blakenay, Blakenopor, Sinterle, Snyterlee),
[Norf], 633-4; bailiffs of, 701; letters dated at, 537,
701; ship (named) of, 538
Blakenhall (Blakenhale), Simon de, constable of
Roxburgh, 512(a)
Blanche, daughter of Henry IV q.v., 911
Blar see Blair
Blaungmuster see Whitminster
Blaye (Bleyues), [dep. Gironde, France], constable
(named) of, 236
Blebury, Bliburgh see Blyborough
Blida see Blyth
Blois, [dep. Loir-et-Cher, France], letters dated at, 144-5
Blois, count of, see Chatillon, Hugh de
Blount, Walter, lord Mountjoy [l465-74], (C) 1095
Bloyou, Sir Ralph, 705
Blyborough or Blebury (Bliburgh), William de, clerk, 430
Blyth (Blida) Adam de, clerk of the marshalsea, 402, 472(1)
Bodrigan, Henry de, 222
Bohun (Bohoun, Boun), Edward de, 829
Elizabeth, wife of Humphrey [l299-1322], 500
Humphrey de, earl of Hereford and Essex [ 1275-98],
constable of England, 159, 186
Humphrey de, earl of Hereford and Essex [ 1299- 1322],
232. 375, 669
certificates by, 422, 603, 621
constable of England, 603; lieutenant (named) of, 222,
240
grants to, 500, 659
letters to, 600; (n)472(u, w,y), 512(d)
prests to, 512(c), 527, 566(a), 614(b); while prisoner
in Scotland, 614(c)
serves in Scotland (1306), 444, 454, 472(c,u,w,y), 475,
512(c,d)
cousin (named) of, 422
wife of see Elizabeth
Humphrey de, earl of Hereford and Essex [l336-6l], 763
763
Humphrey de, earl of Hereford, Essex and Northampton
[1361-73], attornies (named) of, 839
John de, earl of Hereford and Essex [ 1322-36], 713-14
William de, earl of Northampton, 808; constable of
England, 824; lieutenant in marches, (1356), 819, 820
Boidene see Boyden
Bois see Boyd (Sc). Wood
Bokeland see Buckland
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Dlbec or Bolebec, Hugh
4. 12
iff of Northumber
BoUe, Robert, and his brother, 1105
Bollisdone see Bowsden
Boltby (Bolteby), Sir Nicholas de, 31
Bolton (Boulton), iNorthumb], 719
letter dated at, 175
Bolton (Boltone) {unidentified), 641
Mercer of, q.v.
Bolton (Boultein, Boulton), Mr John de, chancellor and
chamberlain of Berwick, 841
Sir Thomas de, 585
Bonere see Bonner
Bonichi, Mr John, of Siena, collector of tenth, 335, 338
Boniface VIII, pope, 163, 183, 200
his dealings with England, France and Scotland, 207,
335, 338-9, 734, 741, 764-5, 777, 783, 788-9; letters
relating to, 193, 197, 250, 254-5, 269, 274, 286-7,
525(i), 727, 745
Boniface IX, Roman pope, 867
Bonks, John, constable of foot, 521(c)
Bonner (Bonere), John, chamberlain of Berwick, 1009
Booth (Bothe, ?Boot), Gerard, confessor to queen of
Scots, 1072
Laurence, bishop of Durham, (C) 1095, (S) 1088
Walter de la, merchant of Aberdeen, 35. 37
William, archbishop of York, (S) 1088
Bordeaux, France: archbishop of see Uguccione, Francis
St Severin in, q.v.
Bordeaux (Bordeux, Bourdeux, Burd, Burdeaux, Burdeax,
Burdegal), [dep. Gironde, France], 446. 618, 620;
constable of, 686, 725; letters dated at, 432, 694, 696,
699
Borders, the see Marches
Bordesley (Bordesleye), [Worcs], warrant dated at, 717
Bordon see Burdon
Boreward, Walter de, 485
Borghdon see Burdon
Borgherssche see Burwash
Boroughbridge (Burghbrigg), [Vorks], battle, 658
Borthwick [formerly Locherworth] (Lochorvire, Lochorwart),
[Midloth], Hay of, q.v.
Borthwick (Borthwik), Sir William de, Scottish envoy, 942
Borudone, Borudoun see Burdon
Bo.-ico de see Boyd; Wood
Boston (Bostone, Saint Botulf, Sanclus Botulphus, Seint
Botolf, Seint Botouf, Seint Botulph), [Lines], 506;
citizens of, 539; fair of, 56, 539, sailors of, 891;
shipmasters and owners (named) of, 891, 936, ships
{named) of, 539, 891, 936
Boston (St Botolphs), Roger de, 596
Boterwick see Butterwick
Botetourt (Botatorta, Bottetourte, Boutetourt, Bouteturte,
Butetourt, Buttetorte), Sir John alias John de, 296,
305, 331, p.87; admiral (1315), 604-5, 618, 620;
attorney {named) of, 347; forays in Galloway by, 484-5,
512(c); justice in Scotland, 325, 329, 337, 347, 408,
472(y), 538; keeper of Dumfries and Lochmaben (1303-4)
325, 329, 337, 347, replaced as keeper, 376, 378, 408;
letters from and to (n), 472(u,y); payments and prests
to, 347, 408. 465, 472(z)
Bothe see Booth
Bothel see Buittle
Bothwell (Bothevill, Bothvill), [Lanarks], 266, 268, 472(h)
492(v,xvii)
castle, 472(h), 492(xvii), 759; constable {named) of, 767,
garrison of, 562(a), {detailed) 305
church of, (')212; rector {named) of, 343
Moray of, q. v.
Botindon, Botingdon, Adam de, 114; associate of
chancellor of Scotland, 99
Boton see Botton
Botreaux, William de, lord Botreaux [ 1395-14621, 956
Bottetourte see Botetourt
Botton (Boton), Thomas, fisherman of Hastings, 1063
Boucher see Butcher
Bouet see Bowet
Boulis, Mr John, notary, 191
Boulogne-sur-Mer (Bonon), [dep. Pas-de-Calais, France],
letter dated at, 34
Boultein, Boulton see Bolton
Boun see Bohun
Bouprie (Beaupre), [Fife], writs dated at, 36.5-6
Bourbon, Charles de, [duke of Bourbon, 1433-,56], 962
Bourchier or Burgchier (Bourgchier, Bourghchier), Henry,
earl of Essex, (C) 1095
Robert, chancellor, '794
Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, (C) 1095
Sir William, lord Fitzwarin, 1083
Bourghdon see Burdon
Boutetourt, Bouteturte see Botetourt
Bovill (Boyville), Sir William de, 48
Bowet (Bouet), Henry, bishop of Bath, (C) 906, 922, 935
Richard, 691
Bowsden (Bollisdone), [Northumb], 55, 86
Bowsden, Alexander de, 55
Richard, son of Ralph de, 86
Boyd (Bosco, Boyde, Boys, Boyt), Humphrey de, 14,
father of see Thomas
Robert, 655
Thomas, father of Humphrey, 14
Thomas de, prisoner, 471(g), 472(e)
Thomas, servant, 991
See a/so Hoot; Wood
Boyden (Boidene), Henry de, 515(c)
Boys, Boyt see Boyd; Wood
Boyville see Bovill
Brabant {Brabancia, Braibancia), [Belgium], duchy, 584
duke of see Henry I, duke of Brabant
C.f. Flanders; Hainaut; Holland
Brabant, Geoffrey (Godefrey) de, 207
Brabazon (Brabanzon), Roger alias Sir Roger de, justice
of the bench, 241, 288, 613
Braboume (Brabum). [Kent], park, 97
Brade see Braid
Bradele see Bradley
Brading (Brerdyng, Brerdyngges), [isle of Wight], letter by
men {named) of, 533
Bradley (Bradele in Tyndale), [CumbJ, payment made at.
472(0)
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Bradshaw (Bradshawe), Roger, 935
Bradstone or Bradeston, Sir Thomas de, 646
Braid (Brade), Richard, of Dunbar, merchant, 864
Bramber (Brembre), [Suss], 438; writ dated at, 291
Bramber (Brembre), Peter de, clerk, 472(b)
Brandiston (Brandeston) Hugh de, ISl
Branton, Sir William de, 52
Braose see Brewes
Bray (Braye), Adam de, 562(c)
Mr Alexander de, prisoner (Sc), 472(e)
John, fisherman, 1003
Sir Reginald, 1109
Braytoft, Thomas de, English envoy, 85
Breaute, Fawke de, outlaw, 7
Breaux see Brewes
Brechin, bishop of see Schoriswood, George
Brechin (Breghin), Sir David de, 510, 575(d), 614(b),
constable of Aberdeen, 492(xvi), Margaret, wife of,
614(b), prests to, 492(xvi), 512(c), 575(a)
Brembre see Bramber
Bremesgrave see Bromsgrove
Brenchley (Brenchesle, Brenchesley), Thomas de, valet.
805
William de, 681
Breouse see Brewes
Bret, Richard, messenger, 562(a)
Walter le, 164
See also Albret
Bretagne, Bretaigne, Bretayn see Brittany
Brewes, Brewose or Breouse (Braose, Breaux), Giles de,
151
Matthew de, cursor, 583
Sir Thomas de, 779
William de, [of Bramber and Gowerl, 438
CI. Bruce
Brickhill (Brikhull), William de, chamberlain, 431
Brideshill (Brideshale), Gilbert de, 191
Bridges {Ponte), William de, of Grimsby, 191
Bridgwater (Bruggewauter), LSoml. letter from burgesses
of, 680
Bridgwater (Bruggewater), John de, chancery clerk, 653
Bridlington [Yorks], priory of St Mary. p.51
Brigham, Berwks see Birgham
Brickhull see Brickhill
Brimesgrave, Brimmesgrave, Brimsgrave see Bromsgrove
Bristol (Bristoll, Bristuil), [gIos], 808. castle, keeper
(named) of, 229; community and mayor of. 472(1),
merchant (named) and ship of, 62
Briston (Birston), William de, archdeacon of Gloucester,
525
Brittany (Bretagne. Bretaigne, Bretayn, Britannia,
Brittania), [prov., France], 528. 1080. merchants and
ships of, 951
Brittany, John de, 191. 454. 472(u,w), earl of Richmond,
envoy to Scotland, 669, 671-3, 683. keeper of Scotland,
499. 512(a), 515(c), letters by, 521(e), letters to, 545,
554-5, 600; (n)472(u,w), pp.81-3; payments and prests
to, 191, 492(xvi), 515(c), 527, 566(a)
Brockeffeld see Brookfield
Brogham see Brougham
Brok, Broke see Brook
Brokesby see Brooksby
Brome (Brom), William de, 548
Bromley (Bromle), Gilbert de, victualler, 577
Brompton, Peter de, esquire, constable of Aboyn, 492(xii)
Bromsgrove (Bremesgrave, Brimesgrave, Brimmesgrave,
Brimsgrave), John de, 467, 472(1), 475, clerk of
Richard, 453, 478-9
Richard de, clerk, 214, 272, 492(ii,xiii), victualler in
Scotland [at Berwick], 472(1, m), clerk of, 492(xiv),
see also John; deliveries made by, 268, 333, 402, 453,
467, 472(1), 475, 478, 493, 498, letters to, 509, (n)472
(w,y), receipts by, 214, 351
Brook (Brok near Wy) [?Kent], letter dated at, 729
Brook or Broke, William of the 'Dommio', 1099
Brookfield (Brockeffeld), Germande, and Thomas de, 317
Brooksby (Brokesby), William, esquire, 882
Broomshawbury, [Essex], 500
Brougham (Brogham in Westmorlaund, Brouhs
[Westm],
176, 775
Broun see Brown
Brown (Broun, Brun), Alexander, servant (Sc), 991
Ellis (Elias) le, prisoner (Sc), 472(e)
Sir Maurice le, 402
Richard le, 521(e)
Richard (?another) 802
Robert, cursor, 492(xvii)
Thomas, bishop of Norwich, (C) 1028, 1030
Thomas, poulterer of Edward 1 q.v., 335, 472(1), '703
Thomas, servant (Sc), 991
Brownhill (Brounhyll), Adam de [merchant, Sc], 1036
Browning (Brunyng), Adam, 472(r)
Bruce (Brus, Bruys), Sir Alexander, [brother of Robert l],
captured, 492(xvi)
David de see David 11
Edward, alias Edward de, invades Ireland, 628, 682, 726;
brother of Robert I, 628
Elizabeth, alias Elizabeth de, countess of Carrick,
[wife of Robert l], 472(z), 566(d), 614(a)
Mary (Maria de), [sister of Robert l], imprisoned,
492(xii,xiv)
Neil (Nigel), [brother of Robert l], 475, 492(xii)
Robert, [d 114l], the elder, and Robert, [^d 1189], 'the
younger', p.l
Robert de, [d 1245], lord of Annandale [^or Robert, d,
1295], 14
Robert, [d 1295] alias Robert de sen, competitor for
Scottish crown, 102, 109-10, 112. '14. lord of
Annandale, 25, 78; quitclaim by, 116
Robert, [d 1304] alias Robert de, earl of Carrick, 48, 116.
lord of Annandale, 148
Robert, [d 1329], earl of Carrick, see Robert I; brothers
of see Alexander, Edward, Neil, Thomas, sister of see
Mary; wife of see Elizabeth
Sir Thomas [brother of Robert l], 492(xvi)
Sir William, (W) 14
Bruges (Brug), [prov. West Flanders, Belgium], 827;
burgesses (.named) of, 633-6, 679; burgomasters,
community, consuls and echevins of, 634-5, 650, 679,
685, 872; letters dated at, 635, 637, 650, 660, 679,
merchants of, 634, 650. proctor (named) of, 634, ships
of, 679
Mitteneye of q. v.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
589
Bruggewater see Bridgwater
Brun, Brunhyll, Brunyng see Brown, Brownhill, Browning
Brus see Bruce; David de see David II
Brustewick see Burstwick
Bruys see Bruce, David de, see David II
Bry, John de, attorney, 347
Bubwith, Nicholas, bishop of Bath, envoy to Scotland,
941; keeper of privy seal, 933-4, (C) 935
Buchan (Boghan, Bouchan, Boughan), [dist., Abdns], 562(b)
Buchan, earldom, countess of see Fife, Isabel of
earls of see Comyn, Alexander, John
Buck (Buk), Thomas, sailor of Dartmouth, 1012
Buckenham (Bukeham), [Norf], prior of, 542
Buckingham (counte of Buk), county: officers of, 1094
sheriff of, and Beds, 5054, (named), 472(m)
Buckland (Bokeland, Bukeland), Richard, treasurer of
Calais, 990, 998, 1006
Buittle (Botel, Bothel, Bothulle), [Kirkcuds], 256,
castle, 1003, constable of, 562(a), receipt dated at, 301
Buk see Buck
Bukeham see Buckenham, Bukeland see Buckland
Bulade, Sir Ralph (Rauf) de, 646
Bungay (Bunggeye), Hugh de, 544
Burd, Burdegal see Bordeaux
Burdet, Sir William, 148
Burdon (Bordon, Borghdon, Borudone, Borudoun,
Bourghdon, Burdoun, Burghdon), Gregory de, 655
Sir John, sheriff of Berwick, 305, 319
Sir Walter de, 499, constable of Selkirk, 492(xii),
sheriff of Peebles, 256-7, 305
Burford (Bureford), William de, king's clerk, 565
Burgchier see Bourchier
Burges, Fortenarius de, scrivener of Agen, 725
Burgh (Burgo), Hubert de, chief justiciar, 3, 4, 10
Sir Richard de, earl of Ulster, 138. 164, 472(u); envoy
to Scotland, 346, 349, 566(a), letters taken to, 471(f)
Thomas de, chancellor and chamberlain of Berwick, 767
Burgh by Sands (Burgum super Sabulon), [Cumb], 494
Burghbrigg see Boroughbridge
Burghclere, Hants see 'Claureburc'
Burghdon see Burdon
Burghersh, Burgherssch, Burghersshe see Burwash
Burgundy [dist., France], dukes of see Maximilian
'of Austria', Philip 'The Bold'
Bumard see Bernard
Burnell (Bumel), Robert, 47-8; bishop of Bath and Wells,
chancellor, 97, 113-14
Bumham Deepdale or Bumham Norton (Burnham), [Norf],
letter from community of, 536
Burrough on the Hill (Bourck), iLeics], parson (named) of,
507
Burstwick cum Skeckling (Brustewick), [Vorks], 472(z)
Burton, Sir Thomas, 987
Burton on Slather (Burton Stathel), [Lines], ship of, 492(xi)
Burwash (Borgherssche, Burghersh, Burgherssch,
Burghersshe), Henry de, bishop of Lincoln, 760,
chancellor, 716-17, 723; treasurer, 706
Robert de, 328, 488; proctor of Edward I q.v., 200
Bury (Buri), Adam de, citizen of London, 825
Richard alias Richard of, bishop of Durham, 767;
chancellor, '733; treasurer, 731-2
Bury St Edmunds (SancUim Edmundum), [Suffl, letter dated
Butcher (Boucher), John le, of Brading, 533
Butetourt see Botetourt
Butler, Sir Ralph, (C) 1044; lord Sudley, treasurer, (C)
1053-4
Butterwick (Boterwick), [Vorks], writ dated at, 279
Buttetorte see Botetourt
By (Bye), Richard, [merchant], 1040
Byblos (Byblis), [now Jebeil, Lebanon], Hugh, bishop of,
406
Bygod see Bigot
Bykencre see Bicknor
Byron (Byroun), John de, 216
Byset, Bysset see Bisset
Cadamo, de see Caen
Cadeby (Cadby), [various cound'es], Haugh of, q.v.
Cadomo, de see Caen
Cadzow (Cadisou, Cadyhou), [now Hamilton, Lanarks],
prebend of, 653; woman of, 266
Caen (Cadomo, Came), [dep. Calvados, France],
merchant of, 575(a)
Caen (Cadamo) Mr John, aliaa John de, notary, 149, 186,
196, p. 62
his 'Great Roll' of Scotland, 125
Caerlaverock (Carlaverok, Karlaverok), [Oumfs]: castle,
204, 472(j), 767, certificate dated at, 230, constable
of, 439, 562(a); (named) 566(b); garrison of, 425, 439,
472(m), (detailed) 477; prests made at, 243,
proclamation made at, 231-2
Cahors (Caurs), [dep. Lot, France], merchants of, 50
Caillau, Caillaux or Calhau (Kaillou), Bertram, 555
Raymond, 485
Calabre, William de, chamberlain of queen of Scotland,
840
Calais (Calays, Caleys, Calles, Callez, Galez, Gallez),
[dep. Pas-de-Calais, France], 861, 873, 931, 1097,
1101; captain (named) of, 860; citizens (named) of,
936; constables of, 912; gates of, 1098; garrison of,
843, 1059; letters dated at, 827, 1015, 1098, 1103,
lieutenant of, 1059; mayor of, 912, (named) 936,
merchants of staple at, 912, (named) 1097-8, 1101,
1103; ship (named) of, 1083; treasurer of, 908, (named)
843, 990, 998
Calder (Caiedere Comilis), [Midloth], 134
Caldew (Caldowe), [Cumb], river, 959
Calhau see Caillau
Callander (Kalentir), Alan or Alwin (Alwyn) de, 353
Calthorpe (Calthorp), Norf, lordship, 934
Calthorpe, Sir William, 934
Cambel see Campbell
Cambhus see Cambus
Cambie (Camby), Thomas, servant, 991
Cambo (Cambou, Cambow), Sir John de, 348. 413. cf.
Cameron
Walter de, 130-1
William de, esquire, 492(xiii)
(^another), valet, 472(o)
Cambridge (Cantebr, Cantebrig), [Cambs], 41
university, 472(q); chancellor of, 5055
Cambridge, county, 438, p.
sheriff of, and Hunts, 218. 389, 472(1, q)
Cambridge, earl of see Langlcy, Edmund de
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Cambridge (Cantebrig), Benedict de, engineer, 266
Cambron see Cameron
Cambus (Cambhus), [Clackm], 298; Chancellor of, q.v.
Cambuskenneth (Cambuskyneth), Istirs], letter dated at,
525
Cambusnethan [Lanarks], 552
Camby see Cambie
Camerarius see Chamberlain
Cameron (Cambron), Sir John de, tenant (nawed) of, 162;
cl. Cambo
Camoys, Sir Thomas de, lord Camoys, 956
Campbell (Cambel, Chambel), Alexander, 923; brother of
see Hector
Sir Donald (Dovenald), 514, 523; sheriff of Wigtown, 408
Hector (Ector) brother of Alexander, 923
Sir Neil (Neel, Nel), 523; envoy to England, 590
CamviUe see CanviUe
Candidus, Otto, cardinal legate, p.26
Cantebrig see Cambridge
Cantello, Cantelo (Cantellou, Canlilupo), Sir Robert de,
194, 305. 378
William alias Sir William de, 162, 305
Canterbury, province, 581-2, 702, 926; prelates of, 581-2
Canterbury, diocese: archbishops of, 582, see also
Arundel, Thomas, Bourchier, Thomas; Chichele, Henry.
Stafford, John; Stratford, John, Reynolds, Walter,
Winchelsea, Robert; archdeacon of, 709, official of
court of, 208, 274, 777
Canterbury (Cant, Canterbir, Cantuar), [Kent], p.p.30,36
Christ Church (Trinity) cathedral in, 535. 999; cathedral
chapter of, 709. prior of, 709, 729
documents dated at, 129. 202-3
Cantilupe see Cantello
CanviUe or Camville. William de, merchant of Bristol, 62
Carbonel, Sir John, 268
Cardeyk see Cardyke
Cardigan (Cardygan, Kaerdigan), Icardigans], 564;
castle, constable of, 951, river [Teifi] at, 951
Cardyke (Cardeyk), Sir William de, 288
Carew (Carewe), Sir Thomas, baron Carew [d 143l], 1012
Carham (Carram), [Northumb], negotiations at, 905
Carleton or Carlton [vorksl. 719
Carleton or Carlton, John de, clerk, 586
Carlingford (Cralyngford), [co. Louth, Eire), 1003
Carlisle, bishops of see Halton, John. Kirkby, John,
Lumley, Marmaduke; Strickland, William
Carlisle (Cardoill, Carleolen, Carleolum, Carliolum. Karl,
KarliU, Karliol), [Cumbl, 3i, 48. 206, 216, 224, 260,
272-3, 281, 421, 438, 465, 472(b,f, j, t), 474, 485,
492(xvii), 521(a-c,e), 607. 895. 897. 924, 944
bridges of, 959, 1049
captain (named) of, 1023, cf. keepers below
castle, 48, 436-7, 471(e), 515(a), 617. 802-3, 854. 1001,
1009-10, 1047; dungeon in, 1044. garrison and keepers
of, see below, keepers, troops
cathedral, 48, p.51; canons and prior of, 241
citizens of, 895, 1049
clerk of works (named) at, 1009. 1041. 1047
community of, 801
documents dated at, 173, 198-9, 204. 222, 231-2, 424-5,
489, 491, 492(i), 704, 758. 802-3
keepers (namecO of, and castle, 880, 893, 908. 922, 929,
Carlisle (contd)
keepers (contd)
940, 958, 1010, 1023, 1031, 1044
lieutenant (named) at, 420
mayors of, 802, 1049
payments and prests at, 243. 471(a,e,g), 492(ii,xvi),
510, 512(a-d), 513, 515(a,c), 521(a), 566(b), 572, 950
sheriff of, 802
supply point, 198-9, 216, 218, 419. 472(b,f,g), 475, 477,
512(c), 515(a), 521(a,b), 529
troops stationed at, 243, 427, 435, 438, 471(e), 566(b),
572, 950, 1010, (named), 216
victuallers at, 577, 802; see also Dalilegh
Rook of q.v.
Carlisle, march of see Marches, west
Carlisle (Carliolo, Kardoyll, Karliolo), Oswald de, 189
Thomas de, burgess of Newcastle, 504
Sir William de, 511
Carlton see Carleton
Carmarthen (Kermerdyn), Robert de, 472(w)
Carmel see Carmyle
Carmuirs (Kermor), [nr. Falkirk, Stirs], 552
Carmyle (Carmel), [Lanarks], 552
Carney (Carneys), William, esquire (Sc), 1003. Cf. Cerney
Carnica, Thomas, clerk, 896, 898
Carnoto see Charteris
Carnwath (Carnwyth), [Lanarks], prebend, 653
Carr (Karr), Duncan de, rector of Bothwell, 343
Cf. Carse, Kerr
Carrick (Carrig, Carrik, Karrik), [dist., Ayrs], 419, 492(xii)
Carrick, earldom, 18
countess of see Bruce, Elizabeth
earls of see Bruce, Robert [d 1304]; Robert I, Stewart,
John
Carrick (Carrig), Maud de, 281
Carrickfergus (Knakfergous, Knakfergous in Ulton,
Knoghfergous), [co. Antrim, N. Ireland], 557, 559-60,
563-4
Olderfleet (Wolrikeford) near, q.v.
Carrig see Carrick
Carruber (Carybbrys), William de [merchant], 1036
'Carse of Stirling (Carsse), [stirs], payment made at,
472(h)
Carse (Kers), Thomas of the, servant. 991
See also Carr, Kerr
Carson (Akarsan), Lachlan son of Arthur, 490
'Carsse' see Carse of Stirling
Carstairs (Chaste! de Terres, Chastel Terres), [Lanarks],
257, 552, castle, 345, garrison (detailed) of. 305
Cartington (Cartyngton), John, executor, 1055
Cartmel, [Lanes], priory, troops from, 502
'Cartony' [=Carty, Wigs], 655
Cartyngton see Cartington
Carybbrys see Carruber
Cassingray (Castingray, Castyngrei), [in Kilconquhar.
Fife], writs dated at, 361-2
Castelacr see Castle Acre
Castile, [Spain]; kings of see Alphonso XI. John 'of
Gaunt'. Cf. Spain
Castillon (Castrum Castelionis), [dep. Gironde. France],
letter dated at, 423
Castillon, Hugh de see ChatiUon
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Castingray see Cassingray
Castle Acre (Castelacr), [Norf], prior of, 707
Castlecary (Chastel Kary), [stirs], 353
Castro Bemardi, see Barnard Castle
Castyngrei see Cassingray
Cater see Jeter
Caunton, Sir John de, 492(vi,xiii)
Causey (Causey), Mr Roger, surgeon, 266
Cavers (Caures), [Roxbs]: church of, 430
letter dated at, 257
Cavers, lordship, lord of see Balliol, Alexander
Cawood (Cawode), [Vorks], 216
Cawood (Cawode), Peter (Piers), esquire, 1004
Celestine V, pope, 163
Cely, George, merchant, 1097-8, 1101, 1103
Richard, 1103
Richard jun, merchant, 1097. 1101
William, 1098, 1103
Cerney (Cernay), William de, 485. Cf. Carney
Chadburn (Chadebourn), Thomas de, servant (Sc), 769
Chaddeworth see Chadworth
Chadebourn see Chadburn
Chadworth (Chaddeworth), John de, clerk, 492(xvii)
Sir John de (^same), 492(xvii)
See also Chaworth, Chedworth
Chaingy (Chingiacum), [dep. Loiret, France], letter dated
at, 526
Chalmers or Chambers (Chamer), Matthew of, servant (Sc),
991
Chambel see Campbell
Chamberlain (Cameranus), Sir Richard, (W) 27
Chambers, Chamer see Chalmers
Champagne (Cumpayne), Thomas, 719
Champion, Richard le, 471(g)
Chancellor (Chaunceler), Thomas, of Cambus, 298
Channel, English see English Channel
Channel Islands, 567, 739, 755
Chaplain (Chapeleyn, Chapellayn), Adam le, 290
Adam {^another), prisoner (Sc), 492(xiv)
Robert le, 37
Chapman, John, of St Andrews, 472(k)
Richard, fishmonger, 1104
Charing (Cherring), [Kentl, letter dated at, 582
Charles IV, king of France, 686
Charles VI, king of France, 874
Charles VII, king of France, as dauphin, 962
Charles I [de Bourbon], duke of Bourbon, 962
Charles, Sir Edward, admiral, 372, 472(j), 492(xvi)
Charnes, Thomas de, sub-escheator (Sc), 510
Charteris (Camoto), Thomas de, chancellor of Scotland, 79,
115
Charteux, Nicholas, 962
Chastel, Tanguy or Tanneguy (Tanegui) du, marshal of
France, 962
Chastel Kary see Castlecary
Chatillon (CastiUon), Hugh de, count of Blois, 144-5,
sister of see Mary, countess of St Pol
Chaunceler see Chancellor
Chavent, John de, 484
Chaworth, Sir Thomas de, 677
See also Chadworth, Chedworth
Cheam, John de, bishop of Glasgow, 17
Chedworth (Cheddeworth), Thomas de, 719
See also Chadworth, Chaworth
'Chele, Le', co. Edinburgh [now Midlothian), {unidenlilied),
20
Chelsworth (Chollesworth), Robert I'bailiff of Sandwich],
960
Chen, Chene see Cheyne
Cherring see Charing
Chester, bishop of see Langton, Walter
Chester, archdeacon of, p.Sl
Chester (Cestre), city and county; community of, 560,
coroners of, 726, justice of, 206; letters dated at, 45,
560; mayors of, 560, 726; sheriffs of, 615, 726
Chester, earl of see John 'of Scotland'
Chester, Robert de, cursor, 521(e)
Cheverel, Sir Alexander, 380
Cheyne (Chen), Henry, bishop of Aberdeen, 525(ii)
John, (C) 893, 904
Sir Reginald (Reynold) le, 'the son', 75. 108, 123
Chichele, Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, (C) 966-7,
973, 977-9, 987, 992-3, 1004-5, (S) 992-3, 1004-5,
1019
Chichester (Cicestr, Cycestr), bishops of see Langton,
John, Moleyns, Adam, Neville, Ralph
Chichester, Peter de, abbot of Beaulieu, 649
Peter de ('same), 402
Chilton, Brother Ralph de, envoy (Sc), 590
Chirk, Denbighs, Mortimer of q.v.
Chollesworth see Chelsworth
Cholmesley, Chomlay see Chumley
Christ Church cathedral, Canterbury see under
Canterbury
Christian I, king of Denmark, ambassador of, 1096
Chudley, James, 1083
Chumley (Cholmesley, Chomlay), Sir Richard, 1112
Robert, 883. 888
cousin (named) of, 888
Cinque Ports (Cinkpors, Quinquc Portuum), 651, barons of,
247, 472(w), 506. merchants of, 508, warden (.named) of,
35, 37, 70
See also Dover, Hastings, Pevensey, Rye, Sandwich,
Winchelsea
Cirencester, Sir Thomas de, 230
Cirugico see Surgeon; cf. Physician
Clackmannan (Clacmanan), [Clacksl, letter and writ dated
at, 330. 368
Clackmannan, county, sheriff of, 361
Clackmannan (Clakmanan), Adam de, archer, 575(c)
John de, 472(k)
Richard and William de, archers, 575(c)
Clarborough. Notts see 'Claureburc'
Clare (Clar), [w. Suff], letter dated at, 39
Clare (Clar), Gilbert de, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford [l262-95l, dead, executors of, 367(ii).
Joan lof Acre], widow of, ib
Gilbert de, 253, 271
earl of Gloucester and Hertford 1 1307-14], 551, 578.
580, dead, executors of, 614(b)
Richard de, earl of Gloucester and Hertford [ 1230-62J, 22
Roger de, royal chaplain, 472(a)
Clarence, duke of see Planlagenet, George
'Clarence' Herald, 1074
592
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Clarborough, Notts
'Claureburc', [pBurghcIere, Y
church of, 4
Clavering (Claveryng), Sir John, commissioner, 953(i)
Robert, chamberlain of Berwick, 890
Claxton (Claxtoun), John de, Franciscan, 472(0
Mr John de Osarrte), treasurer of Edward II's brothers,
586
Claydon (Cleydon), Bucks, 472(m)
Claydon (Cleydon), William de, valet, 515(b), 655
Clement V, pope, 442. 472(f,g,u), 528, 727; ambassadors
of, to Scotland, 579, grants tenth, 466, letters by, 423,
432, 516, requests to. 446-7, 456, 463, 470, 520
Clenhill (Clenhyll), Sir Thomas de, 60
Clerk, Henry le, of Fory, 290
Clerkenwell (Klerkenwell), [London], letter dated at, 778
prior of St Johns Hospital at, (S) 1088
Cleydon see Claydon
Cliderhowe see Clitheroe
Cliff see Clifford, Clyffe
Clifford (Cliff, Clyfford), John de, lord Clifford [d 1422],
880, 944
Richard, keeper of privy seal, 901, (C) 893. 898
Sir Robert de [l274-1314], 173. 291. 444. 454. 512(a)
banneret; companies and retinues of, 305, 402, 420,
427. 515(b) (.names), 562(c), 566(b,c), captain of
marches (1299), 199, 216, 285; grant to, 460; keeper
of Selkirk castle, deputy (named) of, 492(xii); letters
by, 176. 511; letters to (n), 472(u,y,z), 492(xvii),
payments and prests to, 191. 243, 424, 434, 472(m),
492(xvi), 512(b), 515(b), 527. 562(a), 566(a,d,e), 572;
warden of W march (1306), 420-1, 424, 427, 434,
492(xvii), 511, (1308-11), 566(a-e), 572
Robert de [ 1305-44], 776
Roger de, lord Clifford [ 13 14-22], 646
Roger de, lord Clifford [l345-89l. 854
Thomas de, lord Clifford [ 1422-55], 1070
Clifton [^Midloth], tenants of, 355
Clipstone (Clipston), [Nottsl. 617
warrant and writ dated at, 627, 608
Clitheroe (Cliderhowe), Richard, 910
Clive see Clyffe
Clixby (Clyseby), Hasculph de, 185
Clogham see Clugston
Cloni see Clunie
Clothall (Clothale), Robert de, clerk, 472(h)
Clugston (Clogham), John de, esquire, prisoner (Sc), 229
Clunie (Cloni), ['Perths], 244
Clyffe, Cliff or Clive (Clyf), William de, chancery clerk,
653
Clyfford see Clifford
Clyncarny see Glencairnie
Clyseby see Clixby
Cobham, Mr Thomas de, clerk, 567
Cockermouth (Cockermuth, Cokermuth), John de, clerk,
payments to, 492(xvii) (3)
Cockfield (Cokefeud), Sir Simon de, 323
Codnor (Codenovere), [Oerb], letter dated at, 641
lord of see Grey, Richard
Co . . . heved see Coxhead
Cok see Cook, Cokefeud see Cockfield, Cokermuth see
Cockermouth; Cokesford see Coxford
Colchester, [Essex], castle, 472(a)
Coldingham (Goldyngham), [serwks], priory. 406, 412,, 867;
priors of, 162, (named) 867, tenants of, 412
Coldstream (Caldestrem), [Serwks], prioress of, 562(c)
Coleshill (ColeshuU), Richard de, 151
Coleville, Collevyle see Colville
Collingbourne (Colingeburn), Peter de, clerk, 372
Cologne (Coloine), archbishops of see Julich, Walran;
Vimeburg, Henry
Colubrath ['Galbraith], Richard de, valet, 472(r)
Colville (Coleville, Collevyle), Robert de, 761
Thomas de, of Brading, 533
Comin see Comyn
Compostela, Spain see Santiago de Compostela
Comyn (Comin, Cumyn), Sir Alexander, of Buchan
[brother of Earl John], 211, 229, 492(xvi), widow of
see Joan
Alexander ('same) prest to, 492(xvi)
Alexander, earl of Buchan, 54, wife of see Elizabeth
Sir Edmund [of Kilbride], 472(u), 490
Elizabeth [de Quincy], wife of Alexander, 54
Joan (Johanna) [Latimer], widow of Sir Alexander,
prest to, 492(xvi)
John, 44, widow of see Mabel
John, earl of Buchan [l289-1308], 132, 446, 497,
attorneys of, 450, prests to, 492(xvi), 512(b); supports
Scots [1297-1304], 201, 220, 258; and surrenders, 370,
brothers of see Sir Alexander, Mr William, wife of see
Fife, Isabel of
John [d 1303], lord of Badenoch, 130-1, 169-70,
Mr Robert, his physician, 169
John [d 1306] alias John le, [lord of Badenoch] , 220,
363, 368. conducts surrender (1304), 346, 349,
murdered, 416, 425, 471(e), 472(c,f,g,r,u), 492(xvii),
murdered, executors (named) of, 472(u); valet (named)
of, 472(r), son of see John [d 1314]
Sir John [d 1314], [titular] lord of Badenoch, payments
and prests to, 566(d), 575(a), 614(a,b), son of John
[d 1306], 566(d)
Mabel (Amabilla), widow of John, 44
Walter, earl of Menteith, p.33
William, of Kirkintilloch, 77
Mr William: guardian of spiritualities of Glasgow, 452;
provided to bishopric, 446, 456, brother of John, earl of
Buchan, 446
Conestable see Constable
Congalton (Congelton), Robert, chaplain, and Walter de,
162
Conner, Connor, cf. Convers, Conyers
Connor and Down, bishop of see Ugolino, Tiberio
Conrad (Cunrade), William, shipmaster, 891
Constable (Conestable), Sir Robert le, 205. 305
Convers, Alexander le, clerk, 191, 492(xiii), 527,
journeys by, 262, 265. 527. to Ireland, 566(a), to Wales,
250, payments and prests to, 492(xvi), 521(f), 527,
566(a), payments as clerk of works, 492(iii,xii,xvii)
Edmund le, prest to, 527
Thomas le, 485(2)
Conway or Aberconway (Aberconeweye), [Carns], letters
dated at, 47, 133
Conyers, Sir John, sheriff of Yorks, 1068
Conyngham see Cunningham
Cook (Cok), William, of Brading, 533
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
593
Cooper (Coupere), Richard, seaman, 1050-1
Cope see Cotenna
Copeland (Coupeland, Coupland), [Cumb], lordship,
lord (named) of, 438
Copeland (Coupeland), John de, 809
Copenhagen [dist. Copenhagen, Denmark], safeconduct
dated at, 1096
Coppe see Cotenna
Corbet, Peter, (W) 155
Sir Roger, 429
Corbridge (Corebrigg), LNorthumb), payments made at,
471(e)
Corbridge (Corebrigg), John de, 472(s)
Corby (Corkeby), Cumb, tenement in, 330
Corder, Sir Gawain le, 736
Corebrigg see Corbridge
Corfe [Dors], castle, 472(e)
Corkeby see Corby
Cornwall (Cornewaille, Cornewale, Cornewayle), county;
sheriff of, 206, 561
towns of, 326
Cornwall, earls of see Edmund 'of Almaine'; Gavaston,
Peter; John 'of Eltham'; steward of earldom, 472(1)
Cornwall, Edmund de, 485
Corour, Andrew (Andre) le, messenger, 472(y)
Cort see Court
'Coscounde' ['Cuxhaven, Hamburgh, Germany or 'Cuxton,
Kent], seaport, 1099
Cosin see Cousin
Cotenna, Coppuccio alias Cope, Coppe, [Florentine
merchant], 382
Cotesbach (Cotesbeche, Godesbach, Godesbacke,
Godesbech), Eustace de, chamberlain of Scotland (Eng),
519, 521(e); payments and prests to, 515(b,c), 527,
566(a), 575(b)
Colon see Cotton
Cottingham (Cotingham, Cotyngham), Robert de, 413,
controller of the wardrobe, 472(a,d), 492(ii)
Thomas de, chancery clerk, 653
Cotton (Cotum, Cotun), Bartholomew de, German merchant,
492(iv)
John de, 59
Rayner (Reynerus) de, 330
Cotyngham see Cottingham
Coudray see Cowdray
'Coull, Aberdns, castle see Aboyne
Councedieu or Cumcedieu, Richard, shipmaster, 562(b)
Councys see Quincy
Coupar Angus (Coupre), [Perths], abbot of, 346
Coupeland see Copeland; lord of see Multon, Thomas
Coupere see Cooper
Coupland, Cumb, see Copeland
CoursiU, Richard, French prisoner, 924
Court (Cort), John, 54
Courtenay, Edward, earl of Devon, Hugh, son of, 956
Cousin (Cosin), William, sheriff of London, 472(a)
Coventry (Coventr), [Warw], letters made at, 921-4, 936
Coventry (Coventr), John de, clerk of steward of Scotland,
471(e), 472(q)
Coventry and Lichfield, bishop of see Langton, Walter
Cowdray or Cowdrey (Coudray), Gilbert de, of 'Trennz',
311
Cowick [Vorksl, writ dated at, 688
Coxford (Cokesford), John de, burgess of Lynn, 793
Coxhead (Co[5kes]heved), Alan de, cursor, paid, 492(xvii)
Craford see Crawford
?Craigforth, Stirs see 'Crathgork'
Crambeth, Matthew de, bishop of Dunkeld. 91
Cranley, Thomas, archbishop of Dublin, (C) 898
Craon (Credonio), Sir Amaury (Almeric) de, lord of Craon,
seneschal of Guienne, 618, 620, 686
'Crathgork' ['Craigforth], Stirs, woman of, 521(d)
Crawcour (Crevequer), Stephen (Es(evene) le, 548
Crawford (Craford), earl of see Lindsay, David, earl of
Crawford
Crawford (Craford, Crauford), Andrew de, 523, Alice
(Alyse) and Susan, daughters of, 523
Reginald de, 492(xvi)
Credonio, de see Craon
Creich (Creys), [Fife], lands in, 128
Crek, Creek see Crook
Crepping (Creppingg. Creppynn), John de, 216
Robert de, 12
William, seaman, 1050-1
Cressingham, Hugh de, treasurer of Scotland (Eng), 168,
175
Cressy, William de, 142
Crevequer see Crawcour
Creys see Creich
Crichton (Cryton), Andrew, prisoner, 936
Criol or Kiriel (Kryel), Sir Nicholas de, 570
Croft, Hugh de, jun, 726
Crok see Crook
Crokedayk see Crookdake
Cromby, Patrick (Patrick) de, 972
Cromwell (Crombwell, Crumbwell), Mr John de, envoy, 526
Sir John de, 243, prests to, 527, 614(c), steward of the
household, 610
Ralph (RauO, lord Cromwell [l299-'], 610
Ralph de, lord Cromwell [l417-55l, (C) 966-7, 971-3,
977-8, 981. 986-7, 989, 992-3, 1038-9, 1041, 1053,
1067, 1073, (S) 1004-5; treasurer, (C) 1026, 1028,
1030-2, 1036, 1040, 1045, 1047, 1049
Crook or Creek (Crek, Crok, Cruke), John, p.36
William, 701
Crookdake (Crokedayk), Adam de, justice, 330
Crosbie or Crosby (Crosseby), John de, parson (Sc), 451
'Crosseby, Great, in Allerdale' ['Crosby on R. Ellen, nr
Maryport, Cumb], 241, cf. Crosbie
Croyland [Uincs], abbey, p.Sl
Croyland (Crouland), Robert de, cokinus, 521(e)
Cruke see Crook
Crumbwell see Cromwell
Cryton see Crichton
Cuffley (Cufflet), John de, 221
Culford (Culeford), [Suff], letter dated at, 107
CuUen (Inercolan), [Banffs], [manor], tenants of, 362
Culpeper, esquire, 475
Culvain (Culwenne), Mr Nicholas de, 562(d)
Culy ... h ... , William de, p.69
Cumberland (Cumb, Cumbr, Comberland, Combr,
Cumberlande), county, 204, 243. 414, 438, 491, 657.
780-1, 1044, arrayers in, 615. captain (.named) of, 199;
collectors of fifteenth in, 331; community of, 798.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Cumberland (contd)
justices of assize (named) in, 330; king's lieutenant
(named) in, 758; lands and manors of Scottish kings in
28-30, 38, 84, 458-9; marches of see Marches, W,
march-warden (named) of, 511, sheriffs of, 185, 331,
419, 615, '29, 802, (named) 281, 414, 471(e), 472(b,j),
880
Cumbernauld (Cumbernolde), [Oumbl, 655
Cumbrae, [?Great] (Cumbray), [Butes], island, 473
Cumcedieu see Councedieu
Cumnock (Comenogh, Comenok, Commenok), [Ayrs], 497,
521(d,e), 524; castle, garrison (detailed) of, 485, 503;
commission dated at, 495, payments made at, 515(b),
521(a,b,d)
Cumpayne see Champagne
Cunningham (Conyngham), Henry, 1054
Cunrade see Conrad
Cupar in Fife (Coupre in Fif), castle, 767
Curson, John, esquire, 907, (C) 893
Cusance (Cusaunce), William de, treasurer, 799
Cuthbert, St, 521(b)
?Cuxhaven, Hamburgh, W. Germany or 'Cuxton, Kent,
see 'Coscounde'
Cynyn, John, Marghugh and Tarthelagh fitz, 354
Dabernythy see Abernethy
Dabingdon see Abingdon
Dacre, lords of see Dacre, Randolph, Thomas, and
William; Fiennes, Richard
Dacre (Acres, Daker), Sir Hugh, 847
John de, 509
Randolf (Ranulf) de, assessor of fifteenth, 38
Randolf de, 646; lord Dacre [ 132 1-39], 687
Thomas, lord Dacre [ 1399- 1458], 1070
William, lord Dacre [l383-99], 879
Dagh, John, of Faversham, baron of Cinque Ports, 506
Daker see Dacre
Dala, Northumb, castle, 12
Dalegate, John, lieutenant of Roxburgh, 475
Dalilegh (Dalile. Dalileg, Dalileye, Dalylegh), James de,
clerk, 187, 212, 264; archdeaconry conferred on, 449,
chamberlain's lieutenant at Carlisle, 419, clerks
(named) of, 374, 471(e), escheator in Scotland, 472(a),
496, 510; letters by (n), 472(n,w,y), '331; letters to (n),
472(u,y), paymaster and victualler at Carlisle, 347,
409, 414, 439, 448, 457, 465, 472(1, n), 529, paymaster,
payments and prests by, 299, 301, 408. 424-5, 427,
434-7, 457, 512(c), 527, paymaster, payments and
prests to, 471(e), 472(a,f), 510. 512(a), '331, paymaster
receipts from, 475
Dalkeith (Dalketh), [iWidloth], barony, 355
Dairy, nr. Tyndrum, Perths, battle at see Tay, Loch
Dalrymple (Daurympille. de Rumpyll). Gilbert of, servant,
991
John, shipmaster, 1104
Dalswinton (Dalswynton), [Dumfsl, castle, 267. 566(c),
614(a); constable (named) of, 566(c)
Dalton, Great (Graunt Dalton), [Oumfsl, church, 169
Dalton, Little (Petite Dalton), (Dumfsl, letter dated at,
288
Dalton, South (Dalton), IVorks], writ dated at, 439
Dalton, John de, bailiff of Pickering, 662-3
Ralph de, clerk, 181
Thomas, bishop of Whithorn, 525(ii)
Dalylegh see Dalilegh
Dalyne, John de la, 204
Dampierre, Guy de, count of Flanders [l278-130sl, 107
Margaret, daughter of, 144
Dancastre see Doncaster
Daniel (Danyell), John and Richard, seamen, 1050-1
Darcy (d'Arcy), Sir John [of Knaith, d 1347], 646,
justiciar of Ireland, 797; steward of the household,
767
Norman [d 1295-6], castellan of Stirling, 106
Sir Robert, 179, 240, 492(xiii)
Thomas [lord Darcy 1509-37], 1108, 1112; captain of
Berwick, 1115
Dargail, Dargayl see Argyll; Alexander, Ion, Ivo, John,
Yyo de, see under McDougall
Darlham, John de, 466
Darreyns see Airaines
Dartmouth (Dertmouth), [Devon], castle, chapel of
St Petrocus in, 1012
Buck; Hawley of, q. v.
Dasceles see AthoU, countess of, David of, earls of,
see Strathbogie
Daubeney (Daubney), Sir Giles [baron Daubeney 1486-
1508], 1115
Daudeley see Audley
Daurympille see Dalrymple
David II, king of Scotland alias David de Brus or Bruys,
734. 808. 842; captured at Durham, 805, captured and
ransomed, 821, 846, clerk (named) of, 813; letters from,
to England, 813, 838, 840; right of, to Scottish crown,
727-8; truces between, and England, 838, 842,
negotiations for truce, 811
queens of see Joan 'of England'; Drummond, Margaret
David ap Rees, 471(e)
Dean (Den, Dene), [gIos], forest, 605. foresters and
miners of, 471(d)
Deincourt (d'Eyncourt), Sir William, banneret, 677
Deiville (Eyvyle), Sir Roger de, 41
De la Mare see Mare
De la Warr see Warr
Delebret see Albret
Delgaty, Aberdns, forest see Barclay
Denefeld see Enfield
Dengayne see Engaine
Denham, Alan de, carter, 472(h)
Denholme (Denum), William de, envoy to Scotland, 724(i)
Denmark: Christian I, king of, 1096
Denny (Denyn), [?Forgandenny, Perths]. 444. warrants
dated at, 442
Denton, West (Denton, Westdenton), [Northumb], 472(a);
writs dated at, 449-52
Denum see Denholme
Depe see Dieppe
Derby, county, 501, 614(b)
sheriffs of see under Nottingham, county
Derby (Derbey), countess of see Ferrers. Margery de
Derby. John, chamberlain of Berwick, 890
Thomas de, prest to, 562(c)
Desmond, earl of see Fitzgerald, James
Despenser (Despeicer, Despensier, Dispenser), Hugh
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Despenser (contd)
(Hubert) alias Sir Hugh le, sen, 151, 361, 472(c), 603,
(W) 155; envoy to Scots (1304), 346, 349, letters to (n),
472(u,w,y), prests to, 512(c), 614(b); valet of, 472(q)
Hugh le, jun; envoy to Scotland (1319), 658, letters by,
654, 692, letters to, 685, 694-9
Cf. Spenser
Destokes see Stoke
Destrivelyn see Stirling
Detling, Sir William de, 393
Deulecresse LGedaliahj, Jew, son of Aaron, 21
Deuza, Gaucelin, cardinal legate, p.90
Deverwyk see York
Devizes (Davyses, Devyses), [Wilts]; castle, instrument
dated at chapel in, 280
letter dated at, 100
Devon, county: pirates {named) of, 1083, sheriff of, 206,
472(1), 532
Devon, earl of see Courtenay
d'Eyncourt see Deincourt
Dieppe (Depe, Dyepa), [dep. Seine - Inferieure, France]:
merchants of, 575(c), (named) 674; ship of, 674
Dinan (Dynaunt), John, German merchant, 492(xii)
Dingwall (Dungvelle), [Ross], 162
Dinnington (Dinieton), John de, 191
Dirleton (Drilton), [e. Loth], castle, 213, 472(m),
constable (named) of, 472(m)
Vaus of, q.v.
Diseworth (Disworth), John de, 753
Dishington (Dissington), Richard de, valet, 472(n)
Divelston (Divelestone), Thomas de, sheriff of
Northumb, 56
Dodds (Doddes), Alexander of, servant, 991
Dogmersfield (Dogmaresfeld), William de, keeper of
Sherwood forest, 324
'■"'Dommio' ['guild of St Thomas, London], Brook of, q.v.
Donald, nuncio, see AthoU, Donald
Donald, son of the earl of Mar see Mar, Donald
Donbar see Dunbar
Doncaster (Dancaster, Dancastre), [Vorks], 678, 719
Doncaster (Dancastre), Robert de, valet, 768
Donewyc, Donewyco, Donewyz see Dunwich
Donsyon see Dunsire
Doon, Loch (Lougdon), iKirkcuds], castle in, 472(d,p)
Doreward see Durward
Dorset, county, justice eyre in, 59, sheriff of, and
Somerset, 206, 380, 614(a)
Kingston in, q.v.
Douglas (Duglas), [Lanarks], castle, keeper (named) of,
512(b)
Douglas, earldom, 923, earls of see Douglas, Archibald,
James, William
Lochryan in, q. v.
Douglas (Douglays, Dowglas, Duglas), Archibald, earl of
Douglas [1400-24], 923, prisoner, 918, 935
James, earl of Douglas [d 1388], warden of E march, 859
James, earl of Douglas [1452-55J, '1079
James [lord Douglas, d 133o], 655; ('.same), valet of
Sir Robert Keith q.v., 492(xvi)
William [d 1303], 80, 162, 298
William ['of Dr^jmlanrig, d 142ll, 944
William ['of Drumlanrig, d 1458], hostage, servants
(named) of, 991
Douglas (conld)
William alias William de, 809, 811, earl of Douglas
[1358-84], 847, 854
Sir William alias Sir William de ['of Liddesdale], 803;
keeper of Anglo/Scottish truce, 798
Doune (Doun in Menteith), [Perths], castle, commission
dated at, 942
Dounys, Mr John, merchant of Dieppe, 674
Dover (Dovor, Dovre), [Kent], 472(b). 963, 1101
castle, constable (named) of, 35, 37
letter dated at, 554
priory of St Martins, p.51
ship of, 328
See also Cinque Ports
Dowglas see Douglas
Down [and Connor], bishop of see Ugolino, Tiberio
D'Oyley (Oyly), Thomas de, 180
Draffen (Draffain), [Lanarks], 523
Drayton Basset (Drayton), [Staffs], Basset of, q.v.
Dreney, Gillotus de, 485
Dreux (Drus), [dep. Eure-et-Loir, France], count of, see
Robert III, count of Dreux
Drew see Rew
Drogheda (Drogda, Droghda), [co. Louth, Eire], merchant
(named) of, 923, ships of, 492(xi), 923, 'towards Meath",
and 'towards Oriel', burgesses of, 682
Drok, Drokeneford, Drokenesford see Droxford
Drokesmuth, John de, 162
Droxford (Drok, Drokeneford, Drokenesford), John, 331, 333
bishop of Bath and Wells, 472(d)
keeper of wardrobe, 213, 261, 265, 335, 339, 382,
accounts of (1306), 435, 472; certificate to, 334, letters
and orders by, 289, 321, 324, 328, 374, 409, 508, 472(w);
payments and prests by, 156, 492(i,ii). prests to, 492
(xvi); writs (orders) to, 223-4, 236, 261, 279, 292
'treasurer' of wardrobe, 321. 488
Druel or Drew, William ['a/zas William de Rew], clerk,
472(f), '490, 515(c)
Cf. Rule
Drummond [or Logie], Margaret, queen of Scotland,
chamberlain (named) of, 840
Drus, count of, see Robert MI, count of Dreux
Dryburgh [Berwks], abbot of, 162
Dublin (Dublinensis), archbishopric, archbishops of, 44;
see also Cranley, Thomas
bishop-elect of see Havering, Richard
Dublin (Develin, Devolyn, Divilin, Dubln, Dyvelyn),
[co. Dublin, Eire], 247, bailiffs of, 62, exchequer,
treasurer and barons of, 184, letters dated at, 184,
468, 797, 1109, priory of Holy Trinity in, prior of, 44
Duddon (Dudden), John de, sub-es!cheator, 429
Dudley, John, lord Dudley [ 1440-87], (C) 1088
Duglas see Douglas
Dulard see Aird
Dumbarton (Donbretan, Dunbretane), [Dumb], 684
castle, constable (named) of, 400, 492(xvi)
Haunches of, q.v.
Dumbarton [officially Dunbarton], county, keeper (named)
of, 400
Dumbarton (Dunbrecan, Dunbretan), Brian de, merchant, 62
Robert de, clerk, 813
Dumfries (Domfrees, Domfres, Dumfres, Dunfres),
[Oumfs], 204, 461. 472(f,l), 492(xvii), 497, S12(d),
521(a,e)
596
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Dumfries (contd)
bailiff of, 162
castle, 191, 216, 347, 577, constables of [and co.
sheriffs], 162, 472 (w), 562(a), (named) 345, 376,
492(xii), 566(b), 572, 577, 614(a), see also Botetourt,
drawbridge of, 472(f), garrison of, 260, 262, 331, 425,
439, 472(m), 515(c), 572, {details) 305, 325, 345, 376,
477, 492(xii), 521(a); officials {name) at, 471(e), 577
Franciscans of, 521(d), Greyfriars church of, 472(f)
letter and writ dated at, 337, 223
prests made at, 512(c), 515(a)
Dumfries (Dumfrees), county, 345, 510, king's lieutenant
{named) in, 424, 434, 465
sheriffdom of, 657(11 f)
sheriffs of see Dumfries castle, constables of, above
sub-escheator {named) of, 510
Dumfries (Dumfr, Dumfres, Dunfres), A[lan] de, 114
Wtilliam) de, clerk, 212, 343
Dunaverty (Donawardin, Dunaverdyn, Dunhawardyn),
[Argyll], castle, 457, 465, 472(b), '152
Dunbar (Donbar, Dunbarre), [e Loth], 472(g), 552, 562(b),
809; battle at (1296), 229; castle, 492(xvi); church, 371,
492(xvi)
Braid of, q.v.
Dunbar [e Loth], barony: places {named) in, 5053
Dunbar (Donbar, Dunbarre), Alexander, son of Patrick
[d 1289], 65
David, 972
George, earl of Dunbar and March [ 1368-' 142o], 864, 900;
warden of E march, 859
George, earl of Dunbar [? 1420-35], 1019
son of see Sir Patrick
Gilbert de, 118
Patrick [d 1289], earl of Dunbar, 65
son of see Alexander
Patrick alias Patrick de, earl of Dunbar and March
[1289-1308], 273, 371, 497, (W) 155; at Ayr, 262, 303,
512(c), ;>'Earl Patrick', in France, 387, homage by,
to Edward I q.v., 146; letters to (n), 521(e), pledge by,
168, prests to, 272, 492(xvi), 512(c)
son of see Patrick de, earl [ 1308-68]
Patrick de, 655; earl of Dunbar and March [ 1308-68], 527,
562(c), 809; 'earl of Patrick', 562(b); son of Patrick,
earl [ 1289- 1308], 273, 492(xvi)
Sir Patrick of, hostage, 991, 999, son of George, earl
['•'1420-35], 1019; wife of, 999
Sir Patrick de, of Biel, envoy, 942
Dunbarton, Dunbrecan, Dunbretan .see Dumbarton
Duncan, earl of Fife see Fife, Duncan
Dundalk [co. Louth, Eire], battle, 726
Dundas, James, lord Dundas [d 1430'l], 937
Dundee (Donde, Dounde, Dunde), [Angus], 492(xii,xiv),
562(c,e), 620
castle, 492(xiv,xvi), 562(c), 575(d), constable {named) of,
492(xii), 562(d), 575(a), garrison of, 562(d,e), 575(a-c),
(detailed) 492(xii)
letter dated at, 555
merchant (named) of, 1012, 1014
ship la Godye[re] of, 492(xiv)
ship-master (named) of, 492(xiv)
Dundee (Dunde), Ralph de, 489
Dundemor see Dunmore
Dunfermline (Donfermelin, Dunfermelyn), [Fife], 346, 399,
472(j)
church (rec(e abbey), 472(g)
writ dated at, 339
Dunfres see Dumfries
Dungvelle see Dingwall
Dunipace (Donipas, Doniypas, Donypas), [Stirs], writs
dated at, 260-2
payments made at, 266, 472(k)
Dunkeld, bishop of see Crambeth, bishop-elect of -see Leek
Dunkeld (Dunkeldyn), Gilbert de, esquire, 575(b)
Dunmore (Dundemor, Dunmor), John de, ambassador (Sc), 24
John de, esquire, 575(c)
Dunolm see Durham
Duns [Berwks], park, 5053
Duns, Robert de, payment to, 492(xvii)
Dunscore (Dunskore), [Dumfs], 497, grange, 521(c);
payments made at, 521(a,c)
Dunsire (Donsyon), Patrick of, servant, 991
Dunstable (Donestaple), [Beds], letters dated at, 426,
535, payment made at, 472(n)
Dunstall (Dunstal), John de, messenger, 472(p) (bis)
Dunwich (Donewyc, Donewyco, Donewyz), Clement de,
payment to, 512(d)
Peter de, clerk, 326, 452, escheator in Scotland, 292
Durham, diocese, 298, 460, 767, bishops of see Beaumont,
Lewis de. Beck, Anthony, Booth, Laurence, Bury,
Richard; Fox, Richard; Hatfield, Thomas, Kellawe,
Richard; Langley, Thomas; Marsh, Richard, Neville,
Robert; Skirlaw, Walter, liberty of bishops of, see
Durham, county
Durham (Doresme, Dunolm, Dureme), [Durh], 191, 343, 382,
471(u), 472(f), 908, 979, 988, 1112; cathedral priory,
412, convent of priory, 867, monks (named) of priory,
266, 521(b), prior of, 867, castle, 298, indenture dated
at, 983; letters dated at, 188, 588, 814, 888, 930
Durham, county palatine and liberty; arrayers of, 615;
bailiff (named) of, 298; battle [Neville's Cross], in,
805; community of, 573, justice (named) in, 298;
sheriff of, and Sadberge, 814, sheriffs of, 298, 615
Durham (Dunolm, Dureme), Richard de, 472(r)
Sir William de, 492(v)
Durisdeer (Doresdere, Dorresdere, Dorsdere), [Oumfs],
castle, garrison of, 472(m), 529, (names) 496
Durris [Kincard], letter dated at, 20
Durward (Doreward), Alan (Sc), 492(xii)
John, (C) 893, 904
Dyepa see Dieppe
Dykescoghe or Aykescoghe see Ayscough
Dynaunt see Dinan
Dyne, Ralph (Raf), esquire, 393
Dyork see York
'earl of Patrik', 'Earl Patrick' see Dunbar under Patrick,
earl [l308-68], and Patrick, earl [l289-1308|
East (Est), William, of Louth, shipowner, 936
East Barns (Estbarnes), [nr. Dunbar, E Loth], grange, 5053
East Lothian, county, see Lothian, East; cl. Lothian.
Scotland, S
Easterby or Esterby (Estderby), Roger de, and Edene
(Ydoine) his wife, 580
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
597
Easterby (contd)
Ci. Eseby
Eastland see Germany; Eastland merchants see Subject
Index under Hanseatic league
Ebor see York
Eccham, William de, merchant (Sc), 107
Ecclefechan (Eglefeghyn), [Oumfsl, letter dated at, 437
Eccles (Legles), Michael de, 521(c)
'Edelwyneston' ['Eddleston, Peebs], tenants of, 355
Eden [Cumb], river, bridges of, 959
Edenburgh, Edeneburgh see Edinburgh
Edenestowe see Edwinstowe
Edgar, king of Scotland, 867
Edgbaston (Egebaston), Sir Richard de, letter from, 753
Edinburgh (Edenborgh, Edeneburg, Edinburg, Edinburghe),
[Midloth], 98, 118, 472(g,h), 552, 716, 719, 866, pp.32-3
castle (Castrum puellarum, Chastel a Pucelles), 196,
210, 213, 345, 492(xvi), 494, 795; constable of, 356,
492(xvii), (named) 742, 767, see also Kingston, John;
garrison of, 235. 801, (detailed) 305, 345, 373, 492{xii),
payments to garrison, 272, 466; letters dated at castle,
51, 201
letters dated at, 50, 259, 333, 795, 1113
payments made at, 266, 472(h)
Ralph, mason of, 472(h)
Wardlaw, shipcaptain of, q.v.
See also Leith, Restalrig
Edinburgh [now Midlothian], county, 365, 510
sheriffs of, 162, 521(e), (named) 742, see also
Kingston, John; sheriff's lieutenant (named) of, 475
sub-escheators (named) of, 510
Cf. Lothian; Scotland, South
Edinburgh (Edenburgh, Edeneburgh), Brother Herbert de,
carpenter, 472(h)
Peter de, archer, 575(c)
William de, 327
Edington (Edyngdon), William de, bishop of Winchester,
writ to, 817
treasurer, 799
Edmund, St [?of Abingdon], confessor, 494
Edmund 'of Almaine', earl of Cornwall, 70, 206, lieutenant
of England, 56
Edmund 'of Woodstock', brother of Edward II, q.v.,
treasurer (named) of, 586
Edward, king of England, 848
Edward I, king of England, 47, 78, 82-4, 86, 97, 114, 124,
148, 200, 204, 209, 266, 405, 462, 41, 288, 472(e,m),
721, p.66
adjudicates in 'Great Cause', 110, 112-13
commission by, 492(xii)
debts of, 292, 301, 488, debts to, 119, 5054
goldsmith of, 215
grants by, 42, 249, 473, 523. 791, grants of pardon, 164,
228, 270; grants of scutage, 426, 480
indentures and inspeximus by, 120, 243(i), 412
letters by, 45, 103, 107, 163, 370, 446-7, 525, letters by,
to Scotland, 39, 49, 56, 82-3, 91, 133, 135-6, 234, 362,
370, 439, (noted) 472(n-r,u-z), 492(xvii), 512(d)
letters to, 40, 144-5, 168. 179, 184, 193, 197, 506,
(noted) 471(f), 472(z), letters to, from Scotland, 38,
50-1, 152, 256-9, 504, '387, (noted) 492(xvii)
lieutenants of, 35, 56, 62 (named) 178; in S. Scotland,
Edward 1, (contd)
lieutenants of (contd)
see Valence, Aymer
overlord of Scotland, 126-31, 133, 136, 190, fealty sworn
to, 96, 117, 146, 149, 155, 187, 431, 525, 791, granted
seisin, 90-1, 118; his rights as, 255, 269, 727, 745;
submissions to and supporters of, 207, 228, 270, 343,
784, 211, 387, 416
relations of: with Flanders, 107, 411, 528, with France,
see Philip IV; with papacy. 45, 72-3, 103, 255, 286-7,
525(i), see also Boniface VIII, Clement V
requests to, 38, 51, 53, 127, 169, and see Subject Index
under Petitions
sickness of, 472(c)
writs and orders by, 35, 37, 44, 92, 100, 119-20, 147,
170, 173-4, 182, 186, 206, 216, 218, 223, 226, 236,
291-2, 295-6, 312, 319-20, 324, 349, 366, 368, 421,
468, 474, 486, 491, ?99
daughters of see Elizabeth; Monthermer, Joan
queens of see Eleanor 'of Castile'; Margaret 'of France'
sons of, 91, 271, 586, see also Edward II, Edward 'of
Caernarvon'
niece (named) of, 463
Edward II, king of England, 499, 592, 617, 677, 702, ;>711,
commissions by, 670, 672, 691, debts of, 519, 574, 624,
grants by, 575(c), 682, itineraries of, in Scotland, 497,
515, 521, 524, letters by, 520, 674,(n) 521(c-e), 682,
687, letters to, 516-18, 530, 583-4, 595, 598, 601, 606,
616, 644, 647-50, 660, 662-3, 674-5, 681, 684, 686-7,
701-4, 712, ?630; prince of Wales, see Edward 'of
Caernarvon"; relations of, with Flanders, 584, 633-7,
648, 650, 660, 679, relations of, with France, 526, 567,
576, 609, 616, 640, 674, 686, 734, 759, 772, 777,
requests by, 524, 532-9, 541-3, 557-61, 563-5, 581-2;
requests to, 516, 523, 591, 598, 618, 653, 682, 684,
writs and orders by, 521(b), 531, 589, 602, 604, 620,
638-9, 642, 647, 651, 661, 665, 683, 688, orders for
payment, 622, 624, 626-7
brothers of, 586
queen of see Isabella 'of France'
Edward III, king of England, 800, 812, 828, 840, 845-6;
grants by, 715, 724(ii), of pardon. 769, 774, 778, 796,
indenture by, 742, letters by, 730,(n) 838; letters to,
795. 798, 805, 809, 826; relations of, with France, 734,
745. 827, and with Scotland, 710, 716-18, 722, 727-8,
731-2, 734, 745, 755, 787, 811, 817-18, ?711; writs and
orders by, 725, 729, 731, 739, 757. 761-2. (n) 720
mother of see Isabella 'of France'
sister of see Joan 'of England'
son of Edward II. q.v., 702
Edward IV, king of England, 1090-5, 1097, 1100
Edward, king of Scotland see Balliol, Edward
Edward 'of Caernarvon', prince of Wales, 249-50, 253,
381
campaigns in Scotland (1301), 260-2, 264-5, (1306) 402,
436-7, 439-41, 443. 457. 465. 472(a-c, o-q), 492(xi,xiv),
certificate by, 483, letters to (n), 472(u-y), 492(xvii),
lieutenant in England, 178; proposed marriage of, 83,
Ruardet, butler of, 464; wardrobe and household of
see Subject Index under Wardrobes and Households
See also Edward II
Edward, count of Savoy [ 1323-29], 696
598
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Edward 'of York'; duke of York, (C) 922; earl of Rutland,
873
Edwinstowe (Edenestowe), Henry de, letter to, 723
Edyngdon see Edington
Egad, John see McDougall, John
Egebaston see Edgbaston
Eggefeld, Thomas de, chancery clerk, 653
Eleanor, sister of Henry HI q. v. , 6
Eleanor 'of Castile', queen of Edward I q.v., dead, 100
Eleanor 'of Provence', queen of England, 36
daughter of see Margaret [d 12751, queen of Scotland
Elgin (Elgyn, Elgyn en Moree) [Moray]; castle, 517-18,
constable (named) of, 108
letters dated at, 108, 525
Elgin (Elgyn), Richard de, burgess of Aberdeen, 632
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward I, q.v., 323, 331, 389
EUeffeld see Elsfield
?Ellen valley, Cumb see 'Grosseby'
Elliot (Elyot), John, messenger, 854
Elmham, South (Suthelmham), [Suff], letters dated at, 41,
634
Elsfield (EUeffeld), John de, prests to, 614(b,c)
Elshieshiels (Elsyscales), [Oumfs], 14
Eltham [London!, safeconduct dated at, 870
writ dated at, 725
Elwick (Elwyk), Thomas, mayor of Berwick, 1030
Ely, bishops of see Grey, William, Hotham, John;
Langham, Simon, Lisle, Thomas; Louth, William;
Morgan, Philip, Orford, Robert
Ely (Eliensis, Elyensis), [Cambs], prior and convent of,
93
Elyot see Elliot
Emmanuel see Manuel
Enfield (Denefeld), John, sergeant, 583
Engaine (Dengayne, Engaine), John alias Sir John de,
253, 438; letter to, 678
Engineer (Attiliator, Engigneur, Engignour, Enginour,
Ingeniator, Machinator), see Subject Index under
Occupations, engineers
Mr Thomas le, see Houghton
England (Angleterre, Anglia, Engletere, Englond,
Ingelond, etc), 6, 12, 56, 72-3, 103, 211, 236, 343,
678, 745, 810, 865, 913, 961
borders of see Marches
coasts of, 767
communities (communau/fes) of, 38, 428. 771, 777, and
see Subject Index under Towns and Ports
kings of, 38. 103, 255, 528, 567. 784. 787, 791. and see
individual entries; lieutenants of kings of, 35. 56, 178,
545-6
princes of, 702, and see Edmund 'of Woodstock', Edward
'of Caernarvon'; Henry V; John 'of Lancaster';
Plantagenet, George, Richard; Thomas 'of Brotherton'
princesses of, 911, and see Blanche. Eleanor; Elizabeth.
Joan 'of England', Margaret [d 1275]. Monthermer, Joan.
Tudor, Margaret
queens of, see Eleanor 'of Castile'. Eleanor 'of Provence
Isabella 'of France'; Margaret 'of France'
sea (Channel) of, 567. 739. 755
See also England, North and South, Introduction p.&32
and all principal subject groups
England, North ('north of Trent'), administrative area, 216,
England, North (contd)
285, 521(f), 760, 767, ?190; escheators (named) of, 292,
492(i), 595; forests in, 33, justice of forests, 1049,
stewards of forests, 28, 33
See also individual counties
England, South ('south of Trent'), administrative area,
284, ?190, escheator (named) of, 292
See also individual counties
Engles see 'McQuillan
English, William, p.93
English Channel (Mier Dengl), 567
[Channel] Islands in, 567, 739, 755
Enyrknyf see Inverquiech
Enzie (Aunay), [Banffs and Moray], forest, keeper (named)
of, 362
Eric II, king of Norway, 50
Eric (Eryke), Robert, seaman, 1101
Ergad, Ergadia, Ergail, Ergayl see Argyll, Alexander,
Ivo, John and Yvo de, see McDougall
Erskine (Erskyne), Sir Robert de. envoy. 838
Erth see Airth
Eseby or Esseby (Estebi), Robert de, 161
Eselinton see Eslington
Esholt (Heseholt in Airdale, Hestholt), [Vorks], letter by
prioress and convent of, 708; manor of, ib
Eskdale (Eskedale), Adam de, 461
Eslington (Eselinton), John de, valet, 572
Especer see Spicer
Esseby see Eseby
Essex (Essex, Exess), county, 578, 605
merchants of, 546
?or Middlesex, 5054
sheriffs of, and Hertford, 321, 472(a,l), 578, (')5054,
(named) 605, writs to, 232, (n) 586
Essex, earls of see Bohun, Humphrey (4 names), John,
Bourchier, Henry
Est see East. Estaumford, Estaunford see Stamford;
Estderby see Easterby, Estebi see Eseby
Etton, Sir John de, constable of Roxburgh, 953(i)
Ettrick (Etrik, foreste of Ettrik), [Selks], forest see
Selkirk, forest, church of St Mary [of the Lowes] in,
451
Eu (Augy), [dep Seine - Inferieure, France], Alice (Alicia),
countess of, 3
Eue
Eur
Eugenius IV, pope, letter by. 1015
Eure. Evers or Iver (Euer, Yver), Hugh de, 130-1
John de, escheator in N England, letter by, 595
Sir Ralph de, commissioner, 952
Sir William, captain of Berwick, 1026
Eveiens [unidentified], Nicholas (Nichole) of, John son of
or John son of Nicholas, of Eveiens, 221
Evencle, Evenley see Winkley
Evers see Eure
Everton, John, clerk, payment to, 973
Evesham [Worcs] abbey, p. 51
Exeter, bishops of see Lacy, Edmund, Stapledon, Walter
Exeter (Excestr, Excestre, Exon), [Oevon], community of,
532. 563. letters dated at, 326, 532, 563, 1083, mayors
of, 532, 563
Exeter, dukes of see Beaufort, Thomas; Holand, John
Exmouth (Exemouth), [Devon], 1083
Eyvyle, de see Deiville
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
599
Fagge see Fogge
Fail (Valle), [Ayrs], abbey, 485
Falkirk (Faukerke, la Vairc Chapele), [Stirs], 719, battle
at, 480
Falside (Fausehide), Roger de, 723
Farndon (Farendon), Thomas de, 158
Farnham, Robert de, 272, 471(g), 472(h), royal naperer,
266
Fauconberge (Faucunberge), lord of see Neville. William
Faulawe see Fowlie
Fausehide see Falside
Faversham (Faveresham), [Kent], 506, abbey, p.51,
Dagh of, q.v.
Felling (Feling, Felinges), William de, constable of
Roxburgh, 575(b), Leonarda, widow of, 600
Felton [Northumb], 719
Osame), letter dated at, 482
Felton (Feltoun), John, 697
Robert alias Robert de, 204, 420, prests to, 492(xvi),
566(c)
William alias Sir William de, 472(e), 485, 503; constable
of Linlithgow (1303-4), 305. 345, 373, 409; payments
and writ to, 266, 345, 363
William (^another) [d 1358], constable of Roxburgh, 736,
743, 767
Fencote or Fencot, Thomas de. valet, p.86
Fenes see Fiennes
Fenton, Nicholas (Nicoll) of. servant (Sc), 991
Sir William alias William de, 162, 492(vi)
Ferariis, de see Ferrers
Ferendraught, Ferendragh, Ferendrath see Frendraught
Ferentino, Mr Bartholomew de, canon of London,
collector of tenth, 335, 338-9; commissary {named) of,
335, 338
Feriby see Ferriby
Ferinndlraught], see Frendraught
Fermbaud, Nicholas, constable of Bristol. 229
Ferre, Sir Guy jun, alias Sir Guy de, 253, 823
Joan (Johanna), widow of, 823
Ferrers {Ferariis, Ferers, Ferreires, Ferreres), Alianore,
widow of William [d 128?], 80
Sir Henry de [of Groby, d 1343], 809
John alias Sir John de [of Chartley], 422. 570
Margery (recte Margaret) de, countess of Derby, 54
William de [of Groby, d 1287], 80; widow of see Alianore
William alias Sir William de [of Groby, d 1325], 305, 340.
426; prest to, 614(b)
Ferriby (Feriby), John, clerk, 920
Richard de, keeper of wardrobe, 736, 738, 740
Ferrour see Smith
Fetherin see Foveran
Fettercairn (Fetherkem), [Kincard]. prest at, 492(xvi)
Fichet, William, of Aberdeen, 472(k)
Fiennes (Fenes), James, treasurer. (C) 1064-5
Sir Richard, lord Dacre, (C) 1095
Robert de, prest to, 614(b)
Sir Roger, keeper of the wardrobe, (C) 1039
Fieschi (Flisco), Luke, cardinal legate, p.90
Fife (Fiff, Fyf, Fyff), county, 27; bailiffs of, 26.
commoners of, 758; sheriffs of, 162, 361, (named) 26
Cf. Fothrif; Kinross, county
Fife, earldom, earls of see Fife, Duncan; Malcolm, earl
Fife, earls of (contd)
of Fife; Stewart, Murdoch, Robert
master of see Stewart, Murdoch
C(. Menteith, earldom
Fife (Fiff, Fyf), Duncan, earl of Fife (c 1136), p.l;
Duncan de, earl of Fife [l288-1353], 463, 812; nephew
of Isabel, 523
Isabel of, countess of Buchan, 492(xii,xiv), 523.
husband of see Comyn, John, earl of Buchan, nephew
of see Duncan
John de [merchant of Aberdeen], 1045
Murdoch of see Stewart, Murdoch
Fimber (Fimmer), Richard de, burgess of Malton, 584
Findhom or Invereme, Moray see 'Inereiny'
Finlay (Fynlaw), Mark son of Brice, proctor (Sc), 851
Fisacre. Sir Giles de, 394
Fish, James, 530
Fisher (Fissher), Hugh le, fisherman of Berwick, 562(a)
Fitz Alan {filius Alain, fiz Aleyn, fuiz Alayn, fulz Aleyn),
Brian alias Brian le, 314, 476, 481, (W) 155; guardian
of Scotland, 100; widow of see Maud
Edmund (Edmon), earl of Arundel, 600, 626; letters to (n),
472 (u,w)
Maud alias Maud de Bedale, widow of Brian, 476, 481
Richard, earl of Arundel [l291-1302], 190, 246
Richard, earl of Arundel and Surrey [d 1376], 839
William, earl of Arundel, (C) 1095
See also Alan
Fitz Gerald, Gerald Fitz Maurice, earl of Kildare [l478-
1513], 1109
James Fitz Thomas, earl of Desmond, 1109
of Munster, family of, 1091
Fitz Hugh, Henry, lord Fitz Hugh [l386-1425], (C) 971-2,
977-8, royal chamberlain, (S) 944, 947-8, 950-1
Henry, lord Fitz Hugh [ 1452-72], 1086
William, lord Fitz Hugh, 1070
Fitz Payn (f;/u/s Pagan, fitz Paegn, fitz Payne, fuiz
Paegn), Sir Robert alias Robert le [d 1315], 222, 334,
352; ?lands of, in Scotland, 305
Robert [d 1354], letters to (n), 562(a)
See also Payne
Fitz Roger (fiiz Roger, lilius Rogeri, fitz Roger, fiz Roger),
Sir Robert alias Robert le, 216, 316-17, 492(xvii);
banneret, payments to, 492(ii,v); letters to (n), 472(u,y)
Fitz Walter, Robert [d 1326], 305; cl. Walter
Fitzwarin, lord of see Bourchier, William
Fitz Warin {filius Warin, fitz Warin, fiz Waryn, fuiz Waryn),
Sir Fulk [d 1315], 151, 305
Fulk (Fouke) alias Sir Fulk le [d 1336], 333, 570
John. 885
William, alias Sir William le, 142, 151, 211
Fitzwilliam, lord of see Greystoke, Ralph
Fitz William {filius William, fitz William, fuiz William),
Ralph alias Ralph le, 198, 204, 499, (W) 155; knight
{named) of, 553; prests to, 492(xvi), 614(b)
William [alias William Fluman], 191
Flanders (Flandr, Flaundres), county, 35, 207, 342, 546,
584. 650, 679, 1036
countess of see Margaret, countess of Flanders
counts of {mons de flandr) see Bethune, Robert;
Dampierre; Nevers
merchants of, 411, 632, 685, {named) 660. 679
600
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Flanders (contd)
native (named) of, 872
pirates of, 328, 584
proctor {named) of, 685
relations of: with England, 35, 182, 633-7, 685, 748-9;
with France, 207, 528, 748-9; with Scotland, 633-7,
650, 679. 685, 748-9, 1036
seamen of, 632, 636, (named) 584
ships of, 679, 701, (named) 852
shipmaster (named) of, 679
Wielingen in, q.v.
See also Bruges; Subject Index under Trade. C{.
Brabant; Hainaut; Holland
Fleming (Flemyng), Sir David, ambassador (Sc), 920
Fletwyk see Flitwick
Ftisco, de see Fieschi
Flitwick (Fletwyk), John de, 471(a)
Florence (F/orencia), [prov. Florence, Italy], merchants
and merchant societies of, 382, 492(ii,iii), 512(b),
575(a), 624
Florence (Florencia), Brother Reyner (Rainenus) de,
papal envoy, 45
Fluman, William [alias William Fitz William], 191
Fodringeye see Fotheringhay
Fogge (Fagge), Sir John, (C) 1095
Foghel see Fuggle
Foleville see Folvill
Foliot, Sir Edmund, 305
Henry, 5
Folvill (Foleville), John de, 196
Sir John (,? same), 753
Ford iNorthumbj, church, parson or rector {named) of,
415. 594
Heron of, q. v.
Fordoun, Kincards, Kincardine in q.v.
'Forest, The' see Selkirk, forest
Forfar [Angus], 444
castle, 492(xvi); constable {named) and garrison of,
492(xii)
Forfar, county see Angus
PForgandenny, Perths see Denny
Forncett (Fornesete), John de, 471(f)
Forster, Humphrey, 1105, Humphrey, nephew of, ib
Fortescue, John, 1102
Forteviot [Perths], letter dated at, 440
Forth (la Mier Descoce, maris Scocie, ^la Frith),
estuary and river, 262, 562(a,b), 744. 758. port of,
1050, cf. Leith
'Forth, beyond or N of see Scotland. N, 'this side or
South of see Scotland, South
'Fory'[?Forvie, Aberdns], Henry le clerk of, 290
Fossat, Amanieu du, 640
Fotherik see Fothrif
Fotheringhay (Fotheringay), [Worthants], castle, 5, 987
Fotheringhay (Fodringeye, Fotringeye), Hugh de, 43
William de, 472(n)
Fothrif (Fotherik), [dist. novi' Kinross, county],
commoners of, 758
See also Kinross, cl. Fife, county
Fotringeye see Fotheringhay
Foulden (Fuldon), [Norf], church, 429
Foulerton see Fullarton
Foveran (Fetherin), [Aberdns], document dated at, 821
Fowlie (Faulawe), George and John de, merchants, 1036
Fox (Foxe), John, esquire, 890
Nicholas, attorney, 382
Richard, bishop of Durham, 1108, 1112
Fraine {Fraxio), Walter de, 472(q)
France {Francia. Fraunce, Gatlica), 342. 387, 528, 576,
672. 686, 771, 860-2, 874-5, 949, 955-6, 961, 1023
castles of, 725, {named) 236, 259, constables of castles,
686, {named) 236
clerk of, 861
commissioners of, 528
court of, 207, 528, 555, 576, 686, 727, 734, 755, 782
dauphin of see Charles VII
kings of, 567, 576, 759, arms (heraldic) of, 494, ministers
of, 567; restrictions on power of, 528, 727. See also
Charles IV, Charles VI, Charles VII; John II, Louis VIII,
Louis IX; Philip II; Philip IV, Philip V, Philip VI
knight of, 861
marshal {named) of, 962
merchants of, 575(a), 951, {named) 674
navy of, 567
peers of, 576
prisoner {named) from, 924
proctors of, 764
procureur roial of, 528
relations of; with England, 749, 756, 773, 777, 785, 860,
874; with Scotland, 381, 528, 576, 727, 734, 745, 748,
758, 765, 768, 773; see also Subject Index under
Embassies, Emissaries and Agents, Negotiations,
Trade, Treaties and Truces, War, Warfare
seamen of, 562(b), 618, 620, 936
ships of, 674, 777, 951, (named) 618, 620
Olonne in, q.v.
Francis (Franceis, Fraunceys, Frauncoys, Frauncyse),
Sir William alias William de, 162, 305, constable of
Kirkintilloch, 373, payments to, 345, 492(vi)
Eraser, Frazer or Frizzell (Fresel, Freser, Frisel,
Frussel), Gilbert, merchant of Whithorn, 1080
Laurence, heir of, 162
Simon alias Sir Simon, 258, 492(xvii), keeper of Selkirk
forest, 201; prisoner (1306), 471(e,g), 472(p,q),
492(xvi)
William, bishop of St Andrews, 162, 168, 445; guardian
of Scotland, 177, letter by, 113
Fraunceys, Frauncoys, Frauncyse see Francis
Fraxio see Fraine
Fray, John, (C) 1064
Frazer see Eraser
Frendesbery see Frindsbury
Frendraught (Ferandrath, Ferendragh. Ferendraght,
Ferendrath, Ferendraught. Fcrinnd), Sir Duncan de,
472(n), keeper of Enzie forest, 362, sheriff of Banff,
492(xvi), 517-18
Margery (Margeria) de, [widow of Duncan], 614(c)
Frere, Thomas, cursor, 583
Frescobaldi of Florence (Friscombald, Friscombaldi,
Friscombaud), merchant society, 382, merchants of,
492(ii), 512(b), 575(a)
Aimer (Emer) de Frescobald, merchant of, 492(ii)
Fresel, Freser see Fraser
Fresney, Edmund and Gerard de, 485
Freville see Friville
Friesland, [prov,, Netherlands], lord of see William III
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Frindsbury (Frendesbery), Robert de, merchant, 506
Friscombald, Friscombaldi, Friscombaud see Frescobaldi
Frisel see Fraser
Friville or Freville, Alexander de, prest to, 512(c)
Fromund, Geoffrey, abbot of Glastonbury, 680
Frussel see Fraser
Frye, Robert, secondary in privy-seal office, 981
Fuggle (Foghel), Nicholas, 468
Fulboum (Fulbourne), Sir John de, 305
Fuldon see Foulden
Fullarton (Foulerton), Andrew de, valet (Sc), 492(xvi)
Fulthorp, Sir William, envoy to Scotland, 894
Furber (Furbur), William le, merchant (Sc), 107
Fumess (Fumeys), Thomas de, smith, 472(d)
Furnival, Thomas de, lord Furnival, 646
Fumival's Inn (Fumyvalls Ine) [Holbom, London],
letter dated at, 1107
Fyf see Fife
Fyne, Loch (Loghfyn), [Argyll], port of [;'Inverarayl, 62
Fynlaw see Finlay
Gainsborough (Geynesboregh), Brother William alias
William de, 255; bishop of Worcester, 364, 472(c)
^Galbraith see Colubrath
Galloway {Galewedia, Galeweye, Galwedia), [dist., o6s],
198, 220, 257-8, 480, 484-5, 490, 492(vii,ix,xi,xiii,xiv.
xvi), 512(a-d), 515(c), 818, captains and keepers
{named) of, 345, 512(b), 515(c); justices (named) of,
325, 408; knight (named) of, 472(p)
Buittle, Kirkpatrick in; McKain of, q. v.
Galloway (Galeweye), Alan, lord of, 9, 162
Thomas de, son of Alan, 162
Garden (Gardin), Thomas du, sheriff of Gloucester, 360
Garenne, earls of see Warenne
Garioch (Garviah), [dist., Aberdns], 78
Garlep, Gerard, Hanseatic merchant, 492(iv)
Gamerius, papal envoy, 45
Gartnait, earl of Mar, 474, 486
son of see Mar, Donald
Gascelyn see Gaucelin
Gascony (Gascoigne, Gascoyne, Vaacon), lobs, dist.,
France], 56, 207, 541. 546. 564, 576. 686, 696. 734;
barons of, 686; keeper of processes concerning (named)
739, lands (named) in, 640; merchants of, 512(b),
(named) 49, 51, 56; officers in, 555, (named) 616,
appointment of, 694, seneschals or stewards of, 772,
(named) 694
See also Guienne, St Sardos
Gateriswyke see Gatwick
Gateshead (Gatesheved), [Ourhl, indenture dated at, 84
Gatwick (Gateriswyke), Eufemia de, William son of, 55
Gaucelin, cardinal legate see Deuza
Gaucelin (Gascelyn), Roger, brother of Amy de
Godmanstone, 360
Gavaston, Peter alias Peter de, earl of Cornwall, 515(a),
521(c); expedition of, to Scotland (1311), 544. 554-5,
562(b,c); nephew (named) of, 555
Gayton (Geytone), John de, 305, 484, brother of. 484
Gelston see Gevelestone
Gensac (Gensalz), [dep. Gironde, France], William
Raymond of, q.v.
Gent, Adam, of Kilham, 947
Gentilly (Gentily). [dep. Seine, France], letter dated at (n),
686
Gerald see Fitz Gerald
Gerard, Thomas, constable of Dalswinton, 566(c)
Gerberge, Sir John, 763
Gerle, countess of see Guelders, Margaret de
Germany (Alem, Almain, 'Eastland'): archbishops of, 730;
kings of see Albert I, cf. Maximilian 'of Austria",
merchants of, [?Hanseatic merchants], 492(iv,xii,xiv),
530; ships of, 327, 899
Cologne, Hamburg, L'ubeck, Prussia in, q.v.
Gernon (Gernoun), Sir John, 605
Gevelestone or Gelston, Dougal de, 490
Geynesboregh see Gainsborough
Geytone see Gayton
Ghent (Gainte, Gand, Gandavi), [prov. E Flanders,
Belgium], council and fechev/ns of, 685
letters dated at, 178, 411, 685
Gibson (Gybson), John, servant (Sc), 991
Gifford or Giffard (Gyfferd), Sir Osbert de, 150
William, esquire (Sc), 948
Gilbert, 'son of Lord Donald' see McKain
Gilbert, John, bishop of St Davids, 862
Mr John, sheriff of Wilts, 472(b,c)
Walter son of, 562(a)
Gille (Gylle), Thomas, 1083
Gilling (Gillingg), Walter de, 318
Gines see Gynes
Glamorgan, county, sheriff (named) in, 654
Glasford see Glassford
Glasgow, diocese, 25. 446, 449, 456. 525, 653
bishops of see Cheam, John de. John, bishop of
Glasgow, Lauder, William de; Wishart, Robert
guardian (named) of spiritualities of. 452
Glasgow, archdeaconry, 449
Glasgow (Glascu, Glasgu, G/asguensjs). [Lanarks], 201,
266. 552
cathedral. 17. chancellor of see Lamberton, William,
chapter of, 452. prebendaries (named) in, 653
region of, 492(xvii)
Glassary (Glassereth in Ergaill), Argyll. 489
Glassford (Glasford), John of, servant (Sc), 991
Glastonbury (Glastyngebir). [Som]. abbot (named) of. 680
Glen. John de. prisoner (Sc). 936
Glen Trool (Glenreule, Glentruyl). [Kirkcuds], 490. 492(xii)
Glen Urr (Glenheur), [Kirkcuds], 490
Glencairnie (Clyncarny), Gilbert de, jun, prest to, 527
Glendon, John, 888
Glenheur see Glen Urr
Glenluce (Glanluse), [Wigs], abbot of, 923
Gloucester, archdeacon (named) of, 525
Gloucester (Glouc, Gloucestr), [gIos]; abbey of St Peter,
p.51; abbot of, (C) 1064
St Oswald's priory in. prior of. 534
Gloucester, county, 10, 438, sheriffs of, 206. 472(1).
(named) 360
Gloucester, dukes of see Lancaster, Humphrey of,
Plantagenet, Richard; Thomas 'of Woodstock'
Gloucester (Glouc), Mr John de, 151
Walter do. escheator south of Trent, 292, 296
Gloucester and Hertford, earls of see Clare. Gilbert,
602
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Gloucester, earls of (conid)
Richard; Monthermer, Ralph
Gobyon, Guibon or Guybon, (Gobyoun), Hugh alias Sir Hugh.
bachelor, 266. 317
Goddard (Godard), Bartholomew, 37. 70;
heirs of, 70
Godesbache, Godesbech see Cotesbach
Godmanchester (GomecestreX [Hunts!, merchant (named)
of, 219
Godmanstone (Godmanston), Amy (Amice) de, sister of
Roger Gaucelin, 360
Godred II, king of Man and Sodreys, 9
sons of see Reginald I, Olaf II
Gold, Richard, seaman, 562(b)
Goldcliff (Goldeclyve), [Monml, prior of, 367(iv)
Gomecestre see Godmanchester
Goo, John, Spanish seaman, 1003
Gordon, lord of see Seton, Alexander
Gordon (Gorton, Gourdon, Gurdon, Gurdun), Sir Adam,
alias Adam de, constable of Inverkip. 472(w).
payments to, 492(vi), 562(e)
Gregory de, merchant of Aberdeen, 327
Thomas de, 655
Gorges, Sir Ralph de, 253
Gorton see Gordon
Goswick (Gosewik), Walter de, mayor of Berwick, 358
Goth, Berard de, cardinal bishop of Albano, 207
Raymond de, cardinal deacon of St Maria Nova, 447
Gourlay, Sir Hugh de, 492(xvi)
Thomas de, valet, 471(e)
Gower, Sussex [recfe Glamorgan], 438
Graham, Sir David de, prests to, 492(xvi)
Malise, earl of Menteith, hostage, 1022
Sir Nicholas de, 355
Patrick de alias Sir Patrick, 122. 130. sheriff of
Stirling, 106
Patrick alias Sir Patrick de. prisoner, 471(f). 472(c)
Robert, 514
Gramme, Peter (Pier), Flemish proctor, 685
Grampian Mountains, The see Mounth
Grandison (Graundeston, Graunsoun), Henry de, clerk [of
works], payments to, 472(h,j)
Sir William de, 249, 391. retinue of, 253
Grant (Graunt), John, collector of trade subsidy, 864
Robert le, esquire, prisoner, 229
Graundeston, Graunsoun see Grandison
Graunt see Grant
Grave. Grove, or Lagrave, (Grava), John de la, hobelar.
572
Mr Thomas de, clerk, judge of Gascon appeals, 618
Gravesend, Richard, bishop of London, collector of tenth.
335, 338-9
Gray (So), Andrew, hostage, servants (named) of, 991, and
see Gilbert
Gilbert, servant of Andrew, ib
Thomas, 851
Cf. Grey
Graystoke see Greystoke
Greathead (Gretheved), Peter, chamberlain and chancellor
of exchequer in Scotland, 796
Greathouse (Grethous), Sir Thomas de, 795
Green (Grene), Thomas de le, constable of Berwick.
Green. Thomas, constable of Berwick (con(d)
492(xii), garrison of, ib
Greenfield (Grenefeld, Grenefeud), William alias
Mr William de, archbishop of York, 432, 472(u), 598
chancellor, 302, 328, 367(iv), 382; letters to, 324, 326,
393; requests to, 321, 341, 389, for charters, 337, for
letters and writs, 329-30, 335. 380, 390-2, 394-5
Greenlaw (Grenelaw), [Berwks], 5053
Greenlawdean (Grenelaudene), [Berwks], 5053
Greetham (Gretham), William de, monk of Durham, 266
Gregory IV, pope, p.25
Gregory IX, pope, bull of, 11
Gregory X, pope, bull of, 34
Grendon (Grendoune), Sir John de, 553
Grene see Green; Grenefeld, Grenefeud see Greenfield
Gretham see Greetham
Gretheved see Greathead, Grethous see Greathouse
Grey (Eng), (Gray, Greye), Elizabeth, widow of Sir Ralph,
1055
Sir Henry a/ias Henry de [ofCodnor, d 1308J , 420, 492(xiii)
John de [of Wilton, d 1328J, 253, (^same) 472(u)
John, of 'Lewelyn', collector of Berwick customs, 844
John ['of Rotherfield, d 131 1], son of Robert, 438
Ralph, lieutenant of Roxburgh, 1079
Sir Ralph (Rauf), constable of Roxburgh, 1042. custumer
of Berwick, 1055, widow of see Elizabeth
Sir Reginald de [of Wilton, d 1308], 253
Richard alias Sir Richard de [d 1335], 614(b). lieutenant
of earl marshal, lord of Codnor. 641
Sir Richard, lord Grey [of Codnor, 1392 -MlsJ , chamberlain,
(C) 927, (S) 928; envoy to Scotland, 907. warden of E
march, 949
Robert de ['of Rotherfield, d 1295], 438
son of see John
Sir Robert (ano(her), 492(vi)
Sir Thomas de alias Sir Thomas le ['of Heton, d 1344],
272, 316, 415, payments to, 492(vi), 510
Sir Thomas de [of Heton, d 1369], 809
Sir Thomas ['of Heton, d 140o], constable of Berwick,
'878
Sir Thomas ['of Heton, d 1415], constable of Berwick,
930, 932, '878
Walter de, archbishop of York, letters by, 4. 10
William, bishop of Ely, 1095
CI. Gray
Greystoke (Graystoke, Greystok), John, baron Greystoke
[1418-36], late keeper of Roxburgh, 1011
Ralph de, lord Greystoke [ 1353-1418], 854
Ralph de, lord Greystoke and Fitzwilliam [l436-150l],
1106
William, rebel, 947
Grimsby (Grimesby), [Lines], letter from community and
mayor of, 541
Grimsby (Grymesby), Elias de, chancery clerk, 653
Grimward (Grymeward), Bertrand, envoy, 280
Grove, Groves see Grave
Grymeward see Grimward
Gubaud, John, sheriff of Lincoln, 289
Guelders (Gerle), Margaret de, countess of Guelders, widow
of Prince Alexander of Scotland q. v., 144
Mary of, queen of Scots, 1072
Guibon see Gobyon
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
603
Guienne or Guyenne (Aquitaigne, Aquitannia), Lobs.,
France], duchy, 381, 555, 739, 755
lieutenants of, 772
seneschal or steward of, 725, (named), 618
'Guienne' herald, 1067
Guion or Guyon, Thomas, keeper of hospital in
Tweedmouth q.v., 55, 86, 89
Gunthorpe, William, treasurer of Calais, 843
Gurdon see Gordon
Guy, John, clerk of works, controller of Berwick customs,
1089
Guybon see Gobyon
Guyenne see Guienne
Guyon see Guion
Gybson see Gibson
Gyfferd see Gifford
Gylle see Gille
Gymnynges, Sir John de, 305
Gynes (Gines), Ingram de, and his wife, 47
Ha see Haugh
Habchester (Abchester), [par. Mordington, Berwks],
treaty at, 856
Habernithyn see Abernethy
Haccombe (Haccumbe), Sir Stephen de, 230
Haddenstank (Haldenstange, Hawdenstank), [Roxbs],
march-days at, 930, 1075
Haddington (Hadington, [e Loth], 552
writ dated at, 162
Haddington, county [now E Lothian], 492(xvii)
sheriff of, and Peebles, 162
Cf. Lothian, Scotland, S
Hague, The (Hagham in HoUandia). [prov. S. Holland,
Netherlands], letter dated at, 601
Hainaut (Hanonens), [nou'prov., Belgium]: countess of
see Margaret, countess of Flanders
counts of [and Holland] see John II [d'Avesnes],
William III
Cf. Brabant; Flanders, Holland
Hakelute, Walter, 484
Hakon V, king of Norway, letter from (n), 472(z)
Haldenstange see Haddenstank
'Halgton' ['Halghton, Flints or Halton, Northumb], letter
dated at, 31
Haliburion (Haliburtoun), [Berwks], 5053
Haliburton, Sir Henry de, 492(xvi), 562(c);
brother of, 492(xvi)
Haliwell see Halliwell
Hall (Aula), ['John! de, 596
Hallestede see Halstead
Halliwell (Haliwell), Catherine de, 719
Robert de, chancery clerk, 532, 653
Halstead (Hallestede, Halstede), Sir Robert de, 492(xvi);
steward of prince of Wales' household, 392
See alxo Hausted
Halton, Northumb see 'Halgton'
Halton, John of, bishop of Carlisle, 243, 646, 661. envoy
to Scotland, 135, 137; executor of John Comyn q.v.,
472(u); sub-collector of tenth, 492(ii)
Sir John, p.86
Richard de, 628
Halton, (conrd)
Cf. Helton
Haltwhistle (Hautwisele), [Northumb], payment made at,
472(o)
Hambergh see Hamburg
Hambridge (Hambrugge), Richard, esquire, signet letter
to, 886
Hamburg (Hambergh), [land Hamburg, W Germany], letter by
consuls of, 530
merchants of, 530, (named) 492(iv)
Parlekerwe of q.v.
Hamburg (Hambergh), Reyne de, merchant, 492(iv)
Hamilton, Lanarks see Cadzow
Hamilton (Hameltone, Hameltown, Hamylton), James of,
hostage (Sc), servants (named) of, 991
Thomas of, servant of James, 991
William a;ias William de, 194, 476
chancellor, 422, 458, letters to, 194, 476, =481,
requests to, for letters and writs, 415, 426, 511
dean of York, 468
Hamm (Hamme), William, sub-escheator in Scotland, 510
Hampshire or Southampton (Hamptesirr, Suthampt,
Suthampton) county, 151, 292, ships of, 649
Hampton Court (Hampton Courte), [Midd], letter dated at,
1115
Hanky, William, shipmaster, 891
Hanley William (Hanlegh), [Worcs], letter dated at, 487
Hansard (Haunsard), Robert, 402
Hapsford (Happesford), Robert, 878
Harbottle (Harbotell), [Northumb], castle, 657(Ib,IIb)
Harbottle, Robert, esquire, commission to, 953(i)
Harcla (Hartecla), Andrew de, 661; rebel, 691
Sir Michael de, sheriff of Cumberland, 281
Harcourt (Harecourt), William de, letter by, 762
Hardeshulle see HardreshuU
Harding (Hardyng), Richard, esquire, 492(iii,xiii)
HardreshuU (Hardeshulle), Sir John de, 548
Harecourt see Harcourt
Harelaw ['nr. Chirnside, Berwks], 5053
Harfleur [dep. Seine - Inferieure, France], 912
Harington see Harrington
?Harlesden, Midd, see 'Herlaston'
Harlesden or Harleston (Horlaston), William de,
chancery clerk, 653
Cf. Heslerton
Harley (Harlegh), Richard de, 202-3
Harold, Sir Richard, 184
Harrington (Harington), Sir John, 646
Harrison ( Harreson), Robert, shipmaster of Aberdeen,
1050
Harswell (Hersewell), [Vorks], Salvein of q.v.
Hartecla see Harcla
Hartforth (Hertford), [Vorks], writ dated at, 234
Hartlepool (HertrepoU, Hertylpole), [Ourh], 460, 647
Hartwell (Hertwelle), Fulk (Fouk) de, 729
Harwich (Hewiz, Hewyz), [Essex], 605
Haselarton see Heslerton
Haspal see Aspell
Hastang or Hastong, Sir Richard alias Richard de,
constable of Jedburgh, 272. 305, 373, fee and wages
of, 272. 276. 345
brother of see Robert
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Hastang (conld)
Sir Robert alias Robert de, 499
banneret, 410, 492(v.xiii)
constable and sheriff of Roxburgh, 228. 283. 305. 373,
525(vi), account by, 233. fee and wages of, 233, 272,
345, 410
brother of see Richard
Hastings (Hastyng), ISuss], boat and ship of. 1063
Botton of q.v.
See also Cinque Ports
Hastings (Hasting, Hastinges, Hastingges, Hastyng),
Edmund alias Sir Edmund de, 291, 305. 499; banneret,
keeper of Dundee and Perth, 492(xii,xiii); keeper of
Berwick, 585. payment to, 345. retinue of, 253
John alias John de [d 1313), 78. 155. 195, 510. 512(a),
'heir' of Alexander III q.v.. 306; letters to (n). 472(y),
512(c,d), 521(e). lord of Abergavenny. 548; messenger
of, 472(u). payment to, 515(b)
Sir Matthew, bailiff of Winchelsea, 70
son of see Sir William
William alias William de [of Abergavenny], 472(y).
banneret, 655
Sir William, bailiff of Winchelsea, son of Sir Matthew, 70
Hastingues (Hastynges), [dep. Landes, France), 725
Hastong see Hastang
Hastyng see Hastings; Hastynges see Hastingues
Hatfield (Hatfeld), Robert, controller at Berwick, 908
Thomas, bishop of Durham, 814
Hatfield Broadoak [Essex], lands of, 500
Hatton (Hattona), Adam de, 4
Haugh or Haw, (Ha), Richard del, Richard son of, of
Cadeby, or Richard, son of Richard del Haugh of
Cadeby, 64
Haunches (Haunchis), Gilbert, of Dumbarton, 472(j)
Haunsard see Hansard
Hausted (Haustede), Robert de, payment to, 191
Thomas de, 243(ii)
See also Halstead
Hautepeir, Lambert, 802
Hautwisele see Haltwhistle
Haverfordwest (Haverford). [Pemb], bailiff of, 206.
letter from community of. 564
Havering (Havering, Haveryngg). [Essex], 744; letter
dated at, 36
Havering, Richard de, 182; bishop-elect of Dublin, 526,
escheator N of Trent, 292. 296
Haw see Haugh
Haward see Howard
Hawdenstank see Haddenstank
Hawick (Haywyk), William de, chaplain, payments to,
492(xvii)
Hawley, John, of Dartmouth, esquire, 1014
Hay (Haya, Haye). Gilbert of alias Gilbert the, esquire,
hostage, senants <ii..merf) of, 991; wife of, 999
Sir Gilbert de la, envoy, 590
Sir John de, 67
William de, of Borthwick [formerly Locherworth], 71. 76
Sir William de. of Borthwick, envoy, 942
Hayward (Heiward). John, 305
(^.same), lease by, 625
CI. Howard
Haywyk see Hawick
Heatherslaw (Heddreslowe), [Northumb], trial at, 86
Hebrides, The (lies, insu/is, insulis Scocie. oute lies), 32,
1116. '492(xiv). 606. 614(b), 815, 818
Alexander de, John of see McDonald
See also Anglesey; Man
Heghtlesham see Hexham
Heiward see Hayward
Heldegod, Tydeman, Eastland merchant, 492(iv)
Hele, Sir James de. bachelor, 312
Helen, St. relic of, 494
Helton. John, esquire, 1059
Cf. Halton
Hemingbrough (Hemmyngburgh), Robert de, chancery
clerk, 653
Henry III. king, 4-7. 9-10, 28, p.32, 41; coronation of, 3;
council [of regency] of, 5, illness of, 10, letters to, 12.
17, 19. 23, 31; relations of, with Scotland, 3-6, 9, 15-
17. 19. 23-4, 28-32, with Wales, 7
daughter of see Margaret [d 1275], queen of Scotland
sister of see Eleanor
son [in law] of see Alexander ni
Henry IV, king, 897. 899. 912. 917. chamberlain (.named)
of. 927-8. illness of. 917; orders by, 898. 918, 927,
929. 932-3, petitions to. 892. 902. granted. 910. 913-14,
920-4, 928, 931, 934-5. relations of, with Scotland. 876,
897-8, 902. 905. 930, cf. Subject index under Embassies,
Treaties and Truces, Warfare
daughter of, 911
Henry V, king, 949, 951. 953-8, 960-2, lieutenant {named)
of, in England, 955-6; petitions to, 943-8, peUUons to,
as prince of Wales, 939-40
Cf. Subject index under Wardrobes and Households,
Warfare
Henry VI, king, 1052. 1056; letters from, 1059. 1079,
1086-7, to Scotland, 1020, 1063. 1078. 1082. letter to,
1015. petitions to, 1018-19, 1022, 1029-30, 1036, 1041,
1044-9, 1055. 1066. 1068. 1088. safeconducts granted
by. 1034-5. 1038-40. 1043. 1073. 1084. warrants and
writs ordered by, 963. 1016. 1032. 1042. 1054, 1057-8.
1060-2, 1064-5, 1067. 1069-72, 1074-7, 1081, 1085
Henry Vll, king, 1106. UIO-U, 1114, 5053; daughter of
.••-ee Tudor, Margaret
Henry I, duke of Brabant [or Lotharingia], daughter of, 6
Henry II, count of Luxemburg, 207
Henry, abbot of Scone, prisoner, 472(b,c,e,0. 492(xiv)
Henr>', archbishop of Cologne see Vimeburg
Hereford, bishops of see Orleton, Adam, Trefnant, John
Hereford (Her, HereO. [Heref], p.104; bailiffs, and
citizen (named) of, 641
Hereford iHereO, county: millenaries of, 763; sheriff of.
395, (.named) 619
Hereford, earls of see Bohun, Humphrey and John
Hereford, Mr Walter de, mason, 350
Heriz see Herries
'Herlaston' ['Harlesden, in Willesden, Middj. endorsement
dated at. 664
Herman (Hermane). Thomas, shipmaster, 891
Hermiston (Hirdmanton), Thomas, priest, 991
Heron (Heroun), Sir Gerard, chamberlain of Berwick, 909,
916. 925. constable of Norham, 873. envoy, 894
John alias Sir John, of Ford. 1087. li
Redesdale. 1079
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Heron (con Id)
Robert, 396, lieutenant of chamberlain of Scotland, 527,
parson or rector of Ford, 415, 594
Sir Roger [of Fordl, 492(vi)
Hemes (Heriz), Sir Robert de, (W) 14
Hersewell [Harswell, Yorks], Salvein of, q.v.
Hertford (Hertf), county: officers of, 1096
sheriffs of, and Essex, 321. 472(a,l), 578, (named) 605,
writs to, 232, (n) 586; sheriff of, and Middlesex (Precfe
Essex), 5054
tenants of, 1096
Hertford and Gloucester, earls of see Clare, Gilbert and
Richard, Monthermer, Ralph
Hertwelle see Hartwell
Heslerton (Haselarton, Heslarton), Mr John de, notary,
472(a), 492(ii)
C(. Harlesden or Harleston
Hetton (Heton), Alan (Aleyn) de, valet, 752, son of
Sir Thomas, 801
Sir Thomas de, father of Alan, 801
Hewiz, Hewyz see Harwich
Hexham (Heghtlesham, Hextildesham), [Northumb],
492(xvii)
memorandum dated at, 573
priory, 492(ii); keeper of franchise of, 816
Heydon (Heyden), John de, clerk of chamberlain [of
Scotland], 492(xvi)
'Hiche' (unidentilied), ['Dors], lands in, 59
Hill, John, merchant, 913
Hilton or Hylton. Robert de, (W) 155, bailiff of Durham,
298
Hirdmanton see Hermiston
Hoddam or Hoddom see Hotham
Hodeleston see Huddleston
Hodelm, Hodome see Hotham
Hoeft, Hovet or Hovyd, John (Jehan, Johan), burgess of
Bruges, 632-7
Hogson (Hogesson), Reynold, servant (Sc), 991
Holand, John, duke of Exeter [l397-140ol, (S) 880
John, earl of Huntingdon [ 1417-47], (C) 1005, 1030-1,
(S) 1005, 1018. 1023; petition by, 966, warden of
marches, 1017, 1023-4
Holcroft, John de, 796
Holcultram see Holme Cultram
Holderness (Holdemesse), [ Yorks], bailiff (named) of,
472(1) (6/s)
Holkham [Norf], letter from, 536
Holland (Hollandia), [now prov,, Netherlands), county,
1036, counts of, [and Hainaut], see John II [d'Avesnes],
William III, Hague in, 601
C(. Brabant, Flanders, Hainaut
Holly, William, of Angus, 290
Holme Cultram (Holmcoltham, Holme, Home;, (Cumbi,
abbey, 48, 472(f). p.ll; letter dated at, 525
Holme Cultram (Holcultram, Hulme), Adam de, 527
Brother Robert de, engineer, 472(d)
Holy Island or Lindisfame(Haly Elaunde), [Northumb],
101
'Holy Land', The, 72, 91. 745
Holy Roman Empire', emperors of see Albert I, </.
Maximilian 'of Austria'
Holystone (Halystan in Redysdale), [Northumb], church
[recfe priory], prioress of, 993
Home see Holme Cultram
Homfrenvyle see Umfraville
Homildon Hill (Homuldon Hill), [Northumb], battle, 924
Honorius III, pope, 1, bull of, 2
Hoot [?recle Hout or Wood], Andrew, seaman (Sc), 1099
'Hope' (unidentified), letter dated at, 808
Horlaston see Harlesden or Harleston
Horsehay, John, esquire, 918
'Hosier see Huser
Hospitallers [Order of St John of Jerusalem], 8, 581,
priors of, in England, 1002, (S) 1088
Hotham, Hoddam or Hoddom (Hodelm, Hodome), Adam de,
(W) 14
John alias John de. bishop of Ely, 658, 686, chancelloi
letters to, 639. 642. 665. 707
Cf. Hoton, Houghton
Hotoft. John, treasurer of the household, 1013
Hoton, Richard de, of Old Sarkeld, valet, 776
CI. Hotham, Houghton
Houghton, Mr Thomas alias Mr Thomas de alias Thomas
'the engineer' (I'Engigneur, I'Engignour, le Enginour)
259, 472(d,g,h,o). sent to Kintyre, 457. 465
CI. Hotham, Hoton
Houhtrys see Ughtred
Hovet, Hovyd see Hoeft
Howard (Haward), John, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk.
632. 634, 638-9
Sir John, admiral, 738
CI. Hayward
Huddleston (Hodeleston, Hudlcstonj, Sir Adam de. 294
William, 943
Hue see Hugh
Huggate (Hugate), Thomas, merchant, 913
Hugh, bishop of Byblos, 406
Hugh (Hue), (?), son of, alias le fiz, 171, see also
Fitz Hugh
Hull or Kingston-upon-HulI (Kingeston), [Vorks], 530,
574, 584, burgesses and commonalty of, letter from,
652; seamen and shipmasters (named) of, 652, 891,
ships of, 492(xi), 605, (named) 652, 891
Hull (Hulles), Robert de, of Yarmouth, 562(b)
William de [sergeant], 492(xvii)
William, prior of Hospitallers in England, 1002
Hulme see Holme Cultram
Humber, Yorks, river. Swine on (/. v.
Humbert I, dauphin of Viennois [1281-1307], 207
Humfraville, Humfreville see Umfraville
Hunderthwaite, Yorks see 'Andereshou'
Hungerford, Adam de, 309
Sir Edmund, (C; 1044
Walter, lord Hungerford [ 1426-49], (C) 978, 986-7, 989.
1004-5, 1028. 1030-1, 1036. (S) 1005. 1019. 1023-4
Hunstanton, Norf, 632, 636
Huntercombe (Huntercumbe), Sir Walter de, 273. 291,
(W) 155, warden of marches, 480
Huntingdon [Hunts], priory of St Mary, p.51
Huntingdon, county, sheriff of, and Cambmicf 'Ix ^xu.
472(1, q)
Huntingdon (Huntyngdon), honour, 16. 2A
Huntingdon, earls of see Holand, John
606
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
r] Niche
Hurst, LKentl, writ -
Huser, [pHosier, Us
Hybemia see Irelan
Hylton see Hilton
Hyrlan see Ireland
lUey (Illeye), Hamo de, esquire, 570
Inchaffray, [Perths], abbey, p.83
Inchmartin (Inchemartyn), Sir David de, prisoner, 492(xivO
Sir Henry de, 492(vi)
'Inereiny' [pFindhom or Invereme, Moray], prest made at,
492(xvi)
Inge (Juge, Jugge), John, sheriff in Glamorgan, 654
Sir William, 361, 433
Ingenialor, le, see Subject index under Occupations,
engineers; Mr Thomas, see Houghton
Ingham, Oliver de, 723, prest to, 614(c)
Ingleton, Robert, attorney, 1077
Inglewood (Ingelwood, Ingilwode), [Cumbl, forest, 642,
1049; justice of, 959
Inglis (Lengleys, Lenglis), John, esquire, 402
William, 606
Inkpen (Inkepenn), Sir Roger de, 158
Innocent IV, pope, p.25
Insula, de see Lisle
Insulis see Hebrides, Alexander de, see McDonald
PInveraray, Argyll see Fyne, Loch
Invereme or Findhom, Moray see 'Inereiny'
Inverkeithing (Inverkethyn), [Fife], writs dated at, 367
Inverkip (Enderkip, Inverkyp), [RenfJ; castle, constable
(named) of, 472(w)
letter dated at, 334
Inverpeffer (Inverpeffry), Sir Malcolm de, prisoner, 512Cd)
Inverquiech (Enyrknyf), [Perthsl, lands of, 244
Ireland (Hibern. Hybern, Irland, Irlaunde), 6, 34, 72-3,
138. 158. 218, 309, 557-61, 563-5, 566(a,d,e), 609,
628, 682. 726, 1091. 1109, 1114, bishops of, 472{u),
1091; deputy lieutenant (named) in, 1091, escheator
(named) in, 44; justiciars of, 206, (named) 9, 44, 468,
472(u), 797, knight (named) of, 726, lords of, 1091;
marshal (named) of, 551, merchant (named) of, 923,
ministers in, 682; ships of, 247, 682. 923, treasurer
of, 206; troops of, 206. 278. 694. 698, (named) 164,
184, ulnager of, 468
Carlingford in, q.v.
See also Carrickfergus, Drogheda; Dublin, Ulster
Ireland (Hybernia, Hyrlan), John de, clerk, 557
William de, clerk, 38
Irvine (Irwyne), lAyrs], letter dated at, 457. ships and
shipmasters (named) of, 492(xi)
See also 'Tyrewyn'
Isabella 'of France', queen of England, 600, 627, 723.
petitions to, 708, 715, mother of Edward III q.v.,
717-18, wife of Edward II q.v., 702
Islay, Argyll, island, McDonald of, q.v.
Isle of Wight see Wight, isle of
Isles, The (lies, insulis, oute iles) see Anglesey,
Hebrides, Man
kings of see Godred II, Olaf II, Reginald 1
Alexander de, John of see McDonald
Isleworth (Istelworth, Isteworth), iMidd], 472(b,r)
Italy, merchants of, 492(i,ii), 512(b), 575(a), 624,
(named) 382, 492(iii)
Iver .vee Eure
James, St, cathedral of see Santiago de Compostela
James II, king of Aragon [ 1291- 1327], 696
James I, king of Scotland, 969-70, 973-5
alias 'Prince John', imprisoned, 938
letters to, 1003, 1020
marriage of, 975, 978
prisoner, 957, 965, 980; chaplain (named) of, 992,
expenses of, 943, 967, 970, 973, 1013, hostages for,
983-5, 987, 1004, (named) 991, 1022, ransom of, 978,
982, 990, 998. 1006, 1041, release of, 977, 981. 1029
wife of see Beaufort, Joan
James II, king of Scotland, 1047, 1085-7. letters to, 1063,
1078, 1082
James III, king of Scotland, great seal of, p. 118
James IV, king of Scotland, 1109. 1113, p.l22; marriage
of, 5053
James, steward of Scotland, 162, 174. 524, clerks (named)
of, 471(e), 472(q), forfeiture of, 152, 188, 473, prests
to, 471(e,f); resident in England (1306), 472(m,q)
Andrew, son of, 486, 513
Jargeau (Jargniaus), [dep. Loiret, France], 962
Jarom see Yarm
Jarrow (Jarewe), [Durh], Preston near, q.v.
J arum see Yarm
Jebeil, Lebanon see Byblos
Jectour see Jeter
Jed Forest [Roxbs], keeper of, 162
Jedburgh (Gedeworth, Jeddburgh, Jeddeworth, Jedeworth,
Jedworth], [Roxbs], 135-6, 191, 266
abbots of, 24, 166
castle, 100. 135-6, 472(h), 492(xiv,xv); constable of,
492(xvii), (named) 191, 272, 276, 345. 373. 492(iii, xii),
512(a), garrison of, 272, 276. 305. (details) 345, 373,
492(xii)
letter dated at, 801
Jedburgh, forest see Jed Forest
Jedburgh (Jeddeworth), Alan de, payment to, 266
Jervaulx (lorevaux), [Yorks], Hugh, abbot of, 804
Jeter or Cater (Jectour, Jetour, Jettour, Jutter), William
alias William le, shipmaster, 472(z), 492(xi,xiv), 601,
admiral on E coast, 492(xi)
Joan (Johanna) 'of England', queen of Scotland, 825;
sister of Edward III, q.v., 828
John, St, order of see Hospitallers; town of
see Perth
John, St, of Beverley, 521(b)
John XXII, pope, 666-7, 687
John, king of England, 1, 9
John II, king of France, 827
John, king of Scotland see Balliol, John
John, duke of Berry [l340-1416], 862
John II Id'Avesnes], count of Hainaut and Holland,
[1280-1304], 207
John [recte James], prince of Scotland, see James I
John, abbot of Arbroath, 549
John, bishop of Glasgow [l 118-47], p.l
John, c-nstable of England see John 'of Lancaster'
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
607
John, lay-brother (') of Melrose, 521(c)
John, lord of the Isles, alias John des Isles, 868
John, Duncan son of, letter to, 8
Lewis (Lowys), 1020
John ap Adam, 438
John fitz Cynyn, 354
John 'of Eltham', earl of Cornwall, 758, letter from, 705
John 'of Gaunt', duke of Lancaster, 862, king of Castile
and Leon, 855-6, letter from, 849
John 'of Lancaster', alias Prince John, constable of
England, 937, 939
duke of Bedford, 999, (CS) 992-3, 999-1002, guardian of
England, 954-6
warden of E march, 919, 921, 932, letter from, 930
John 'of Scotland', earl of Chester, 13
Johnson (Joneston), Mr Elias, 739
Hugh, shipmaster, 891
Robert, seaman, 1050-1
Joyce (Jorz), Thomas, cardinal priest of St Sabina, letter
to, 446
Juge, Jugge -see Inge
Julich or Juliers (Julers), [now prov. Rhine, Germanyl,
count of, 740
Julich, Walran von, archbishop of Cologne, 730
Jungingen, Conrad de, master-general of Teutonic
knights, 899
Jutter see Jeter
Kaillou .see Caillau
Kalentir see Callander
Kancia see Kent
Kanete see Kennedy
Kardoyll see Carlisle
Karr see Carr
Keckwith (Keckingeswith), John de, esquire, 195
Kede see Kidd
Keith (Keeth), [Sanffs or E Loth], prest made at, 492{xvi)
Keith (Keth), Bernard de, clerk, prest to, 512(c)
Mr John de, 66
Robert alias Sir Robert de, 472(r), 523; envoy to England,
590; letters (n) to, 472(y,z), 521(e), prests to, 492(xvi)
bis, 512(c)
Kelham see Kilham
Kellawe, Richard, bishop of Durham, 579, 598, officers
of. 594, writs to, 587. 589. 594, 599. 608
Kelso (Kelkowe, Kelshou). [Roxbs]. 266. 862
abbey, abbot of. 228
Kelum see Kilham
Kemp or Kempe, John, archbishop of York. 1030, (C) 1026,
1028. 1030-2. 1038-9, 1053, (S) 992, 1018-19, 1023-5;
archbishop and chancellor, 993-4, 1002, 1005, 1007,
1012. 1014, (C) 1004-5, (S) 993, 1004-5; bishop of
London, 977, 979, 1029, (C) 977-8, 987, cardinal, (C)
1049, 1064-8, 1073, cardinal and chancellor, 1077,
Kendal, Westm, Roos of, q.v.
CI. Kirkby Lonsdale
Kendal (Kendale), Sir Edmund (Edmon) de, 622
Robert de. letters by, 554. 613
Kennedy (Kanete), James, bishop of St Andrews, and Si
WiUiiim. his brother. 1083
Kennington (Kenyngton). [in Lambeth. London!.
safeconduct granted at, 1040
Kent (Caricia, Kaent. Kane, Kancia), county, 681, 702,
?knight and esquire (named) of, 393, merchants of,
546, sheriff of, 535, 614(b)
Kent, Alexander de, clerk, 534
T[homas], clerk of council, (S) 1052-4, 1058, 1068-9,
1078, 1084
Kermerdyn see Carmarthen
Ker see Kerr
Kermor see Carmuirs
Kerr (Ker), Henry, 809, brothers of see John, Thomas
John, brother of Henry, 809
John de, prisoner, 936
Thomas, brother of Henry, 809
Thomas, merchant of Aberdeen, 35
Cf. Carr, Carse
Keth see Keith
Keu. Laurence le, 290
Kidd (Kede, Kydde), William, pirate, 1083
Kilbride (Kylbryde), [Lanarksl. prebend. 653
Kilconquhar, Fife, Cassingray, Rires in, q.v.
Kildare Iprov. Leinster, Eire], county, 1091
Kildare, earl of see Fitz Gerald, Gerald
Kildrummy (Kyndromin, Kyndromyn in Marria), [Aberdns],
castle, 444, 471(e), 472(a,c,o,p), 475, 492(x-xii,xiv,
Kilham (Killom, Kylom), ' Northumb or Yorks.] . letter
dated at. 278
Gent of, q.v.
Kilham or Kelham (Kelum. Kyllum), Richard son of Walter
de, and Beatrice, Richard's widow, 147
William de, collector of Berwick customs, 844
Kilkenny (Kilkeny), Master William de, jurist, 5055
Killingworth [Northumb], castle, constable of. 1022
Killom see Kilham
Kilpatrick. New or Old (Kylpatric), [Dumb], 719,
-•-church, 212
Kilpatrick, Sir Roger de, 243(iii)
Kilsyth (Moniabrok), [stirs], 552
Kincardine (Kynkardin in mernes), [in Fordoun, Kincardl,
472(a)
Kincardine or Mearns (Kynkardyn en les Mernes), county,
commoners of, 758
Kincardine (Kincardin), Edward de, 472(s)
Kinclaven (Kinclevyn), [Perths], 346
Kinghorn (Kyngorn), [Fife], writ dated at. 364
Kings Lynn see Lynn
Kingston (Kyngeston in Dorset). Dors, payment made at,
472(q)
Kingston (Kingeston. Kyngeston). Sir John de, 409,
492(xvi), 499
constable and sheriff of Edinburgh, 235, 277. 475;
company and garrison of, 305. 373. 384-5, 492(xii,
xiii); letters from, 196. 201. 220, 414, (n) 472(y);
letters and writs to, 355-6, 365, (n) 472(y,z);
lieutenant of, see Walter; payments to, 273, 282, 345
Walter de, lieutenant of Sir John, 475
Kingston-upon-HuU, Yorks see Hull
Kininmund, Alexander de, bishop of Aberdeen, 821
Kinmuck (Kinmouc), [Aberdns], lands of, 244
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Kinross (Kynros), [Kinrol, prests made at. 492(xvi)
Kinross (Kynros), La/so Fothrifl county: commoners of,
758, sheriff of, 361
Cf. Fife, county
Kintore (Kintor), [Aberdns], lands of, 244
Kintyre (Kentir, Kentyre), [Argyll], 'island' [recte
peninsula], 152, 465, 471(e,g), 472(b), 492(xii),
commander (named) in, 472(p,w), paymaster (named)
in, 471(e)
Dunaverty in q.v.
Kiriel see Criol
Kirk Andrews-upon-Eden (Kirkandres), [Cumbl, 512(b).
quittance dated at, 492(ii)
Kirk Yetholm or Yetholm (Yethamkirke), [Roxbsl, 901, 905
Kirkbride, Walter de, valet, p.86
Kirkby (Kirk, Kirkeby), John de, archdeacon [of Coventry!
54, [keeper of chancery rolls], 39. 41-2. 46-7
John, bishop of Carlisle, 798, 806
Ralph de, 485
Thomas de, clerk, 558
Kirkby Lonsdale (Kyrkeby in Kendal), [Westm], letter
dated at, 691
Kirkcudbright (Kircutbright), [Kirkcuds], prests made at,
243, writ dated at, 224
Kirkepatric see Kirkpatrick
Kirkham (Kyrkham), [Yorks], abbey, prior of, p.96
Kirkintilloch (Kerketolog, Kircomtolagh, Kirkintolagh),
[Dumb], 719
castle, 345, constable {named) of. 373. garrison of.
363, 403, (details) 305, 373
Kirkintilloch (Kirkintolagh), Thomas de, balister, 575(c)
Kirkley or Kirkley Road (Kirkele, Kyrkeleyrode), [in
Lowestoft, Suff], 872; constables of (name), 852
Kirklinton (Kyrkelemyton, Levintone), [Cumb], church, 281
Kirkliston (Lyslon Templi, Templeston), [w Loth], 186.
receipt dated at, 492(xvi)
Kirkord see Kirkurd
Kirkpatrick (Kirkepatric, Kirke Patrik). Sir Humphrey de.
(W) 14
Sir Roger de. 514. 590
'Kirkpatrick in Galloway' ['Kirkpatrick Fleming. Dumfs].
490
Kirkton (Kirketon). ['Lines], wapentake. 539
Kirkurd (Kirkord). [Peebs]. 552
Knaresborough (Knaresburgh). [Yorks]: castle. 10. 435
commission dated at. 691
Knyvet or Knevet. Sir John, chancellor, 849
Kryel see Criol
Kydde see Kidd
Kyllum, Kylom see Kilham
Kyngeston, Kyngestone see Kingston
Kyrk see Kirk; Kyrkelemyton see Kirklinton
Kyste, William, of Swansea, 1114
Lacy (Lascy), Edmund, bishop of Exeter, (CS) 993
Sir Henry de, earl of Lincoln, 214. 305, 472(c), dead.
554, 574; debt to, 524, grants to, 188, 473; letters
from, 315, 545. 472(w); letters to, 168, 546, 472(u,w,
(several); lieutenant in England, 545-6; stores
delivered to, 475, 492(xvi); valets of, 472(p,q)
Sir Hugh de, of Ireland, 726
Lacy (conid)
John, fisherman, 1003
William, constable of Kirkley, 852
Lagham (Lageham, Lagenham), [in Godstone, Surr], St
John of, q. v.
'Lagolau' [?Lochlea, nr Tarbolton, Ayrs], 485
Lagrave see Grave
Lamb, Andrew, burgess of Berwick, 575(a)
Robert, burgess, keeper of cocket of Aberdeen, 632
Lambert, John, seaman, 1051
Lamberton, William: bishop of St Andrews, 201, 220, 370,
579, boys and chaplain of, 492(xii); envoy to England
(1323), 683. 689. letters by, 275, 583, letter to (n),
472(z); prisoner, 472(c,e,f), 492(xvii) b,s, accused,
442. 447. 472(a,b). forfeited, 456, 510, released, 516,
520
chancellor of Glasgow cathedral, 155, 183
Lambeth, London, Kennington in, q.v.
Lambron (Lambroun), John de, 733
Lanark [Lanarks], 130-1, 492(xiii,xvii), 503, 521(e),
garrison of, 512(a); hospital, 653
Lanark, county, 345, 492(vi,xvii); sheriff of, writ to, 162,
sub-escheator (named) of, 510
Lanark, forest, writ to keeper of, 162
Lancaster (Lane, Lancastre, Lancastrie), county, 182,
491, 501-2, arrayers of, 615; captain (named) of, 199,
sheriff of, 185, 472(1), 615, 769
Lancaster, duke of see John 'of Gaunt'
Lancaster, earl of see Thomas 'of Lancaster'
Lancaster (Lancastr), Henry of, 645
Humphrey of, 988, 1005, 1015; duke of Gloucester,
(C) 966-7, 971-3, 976-9, 981, 986-7, 989, 1028,
1030-1, (CS) 993, 1000-2, 1008, 1018-19, 1022-4
John de, esquire, chamberlain of Berwick, 890
Roger de, steward of forests N of Trent, 28. 33
Lanchester (Langcestre), [Durhl, payment at, 492(ii)
Landale, William de, bishop of St Andrews, 838
Landun, Brother William de, papal envoy, 667
Lanercost (Lanrecost), [Cumb], priory, 471(b), 472(c,e);
base of Edward I q.v., (1306-7), 462, 466, 472(a,l), 485,
492(xii), 510. charters dated at, 455, 460; letters dated
at, 448. 456, 463, 470, 481, payments and prests at,
471(d,e,f), 472(p,q,z), 512(c,d); writs dated at, 458,
462. 474. 492(xvi)
Langcestre see Lanchester
Langeton see Langton
Langhale (Langehull), Thomas de, servant, 486
Langham, Simon de, bishop of Ely, chancellor, 838-9
Langley (Langely), [Worthumb], manor, 31
Langley, Edmund de, earl of Cambridge, 857
Thomas, bishop of Durham, 949. 955. 972, 976 (CS) 992.
envoy to Scotland, 941, 979, 987
chancellor, 972. 988, (C) 935, 966-7, 971-3, 977-9, 981.
986-9; warrants to, 978-9, 986, (n) 981
keeper of privy seal, (C) 922. 927
Langport. [Richard, clerk of council], (S) 1064-7, 1071,
1073-6, 1081, 1095. 1102
Langton (Langeneuton), [Ourh], 724(ii)
Langton (Langedone, Langethon, Langetone), John alias
John de, 134. 466
bishop of Chichester, 549-51
chancellor, 166, 186. 221. certificates to, 164, 311, 313.
letters to. 140. 252; orders by, 289. orders to. 216.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Langton, John (conld)
chancellor, orders to (contd)
224, requests to, 171, for letters of protection, 142-3,
148, 150, 180, 245-6, 284, 288, 308-10, 312, 314-17,
319
Sir John, 1004
Walter alias Walter de, 218
bishop of Chester, treasurer, 206, 271; letters by (n),
472(c,u,w), 521(f); letters to, 201, 296, orders by,
327, 419, 427, 448; orders to, 216, 223-4, 234, 236,
418, 491; prest to, 492(xvi)
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, treasurer, 429, 512(c),
529; imprisoned, 516; orders to, 236, 295
keeper of wardrobe, 101
treasurer, 331, 458, 469, 472(f), 486, agreements by, on
wages, 243, 492(v); assignments by, 265, letter to,
252, orders by, 204, 294, orders to, 226. 260, 262-4,
357, 360, 367. 433, 727. ;>318. payments by, 243,
492(iii)
Lard see Aird
Lardner (Lardiner), Walter le, footsoldier, 471(f)
Lame, co. Antrim see Olderfleet
Lasceles see Atholl
Lastalleryk see Restalrig
Lateran see Rome under St Peter's, Lateran
Latimer, Sir William le, sen [d 1304], 291, 305, keeper
of Berwick, 272, payments to, 272, 345
Sir William alias Sir William le, jun [d 132?], 291,
company of, in Scotland (1306), 420, 492(v, vi, xiii),
payments and prests to, 268, 521(f), 527, 6I4(b.c)
Lauder (Loweder). [BerwksJ. 719
Lauder (Laweder). Sir Robert, envoy, 689
William de, bishop of Glasgow, 969
Laurenceson (Laurensson), Thomas, prisoner (Sc), 936
La Warr see Warr
Laweder see Lauder
Laye, Peter de, burgess of Bruges, 679
Learmouth (Lermouth), Alexander, clerk of works, 1047
Lebberton (Ledbreston), [Vorksl, 662
Lecale [co. Down, N Ireland], county [now barony], 1091
Leche see Leech
Leek or Leek (Leyke), Nicholas de, burgess of Bruges,
proctor, 634
C{. Leek
Ledbreston see Lebberton
Leech (Leche), Roger, 943
Cf. Leek, Leek
Leeds (Ledes), [Kent], castle, 681. letter dated at, 898
Leek (Lek), John, bishop-elect of Dunkeld, payments to,
566(a), 569. CI Leek, Leech
Leel see Lisle
Legles see Eccles
Leicester (Leicestr, Leyc, Leycestre), [Leics], 954,
letters and warrant dated at, 917, 992, 1071,
safeconduct granted at, 1000
Leicester, county, 753, 807
sheriff of, and Warwick, 231, 615, (named) 472(b)
Leith (Lyth), [in Edinburgh, Midloth], 1063; ^alias 'la
Frith', 1050
Powtieof, q.v.
Lek SCO Leek
Lelinghem. France .sec Leulinghcm
Lemmington (Lematon, Lemyngton). John, clerk of works,
controller of Berwick customs, 1089
John, {?another), keeper of royal mint, 1062
Len see Lynn
L'eneigneur, L'engignour. L'enginour see Subject index
under Occupations; engineers
Mr Thomas, see Houghton
Lengleys, Lenglis see Inglis
Lenn, Lenne see Lynn
Lennox (Levenax, Lovenax), [formerly county], '492(xvii)
Lennox, earldom, 353. 369, 3492(xvii)
Lennox (Levenax), Simon de, Gilbert son of. 369
Lenton, [Notts], 521(e)
Leon, king of see John 'of Gaunt'
Lercedeakne .see Archdeacon
Lermouth see Learmouth
Lescrop see Scrope
Lessudden, Roxbs see 'Parva Hydewyn'
1 'Estrange see Strange
Letham, Robert de, 655
Leukenore .see Lewknor
Leulinghem or Lelinghem (Leulyngham), [dep, Pas-de-
Calais, France], 862
Levenax see Lennox
Levingston see Livingston
Levington (Levinton), Adam de, 485, 503. Cf. Kirklinton,
Livingston
Levintone see Kirklinton
Levyngeston see Livingston
'Lewelyn' (unidentified), Gray of, q.v.
Lewin (Lewyn), John, mason, 854, 858
Lewknor (Leukenore), Robert de, 151
Lewyn see Lewin
Leyburn or Leybourne (Leborne, Leyborne, Leyburne),
Nicholas de, 515(b), brother of see Robert
Sir Robert alias Robert de, 472(z), 521(f)
constable and sheriff of Ayr, 472(w), 492(iii,xii).
512(a,d), 529, 566(e); Leon, cursor of, 472(p),
payments and prests to, 471(f), 492(iii), 515(b),
521(f), 566(a)
brother of see Nicholas
Thomas de, 484, 503
Sir William de, 253, 442, certificate by, 393, esquire
(named) of, 475
Leyke see Leek
Leyot, Richard, 1020
Libaud see Lubaud
Liberton (Lybertone), Peter de, 305
Lichfield (Lychefeld) and Coventry, bishop of .see
Langton, Walter
Liddel (Lodell), [Roxbsl, 803
Liddel (Lidell), lords of see Wake
Liddington (Lydington), [=Wilts|, letter dated at, 760
Lidell see Liddel, lords of see Wake
Lilford cum Wigsthorpe (LiUeford), [NorthantsI, 343
Lillesclive see Lilliesleaf
Lillie (Lilleye), Philip de, prisoner (Sc), 472(e)
Lilliesleaf (Lillesclive), [Roxbs], church, 653
Limoges (Limaz), [dep. Haute-Vienne, Francel, lords of,
640
Lincoln, bishop of see Burwash, Henry
Lincoln (Nichole, Nicol), [Lines], 466, 709, cathedral.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Lincoln (contd)
dean (named) of, 874; merchant of, 864. parliaments
at, 616, 709, ?713, St Katherine's without, prior and
convent of, 338
Lincoln, county, 614(b); officers and tenants of, 1094,
sheriffs of, 395, 539, 615, 5054, (named) 289
Lincoln, earl of see Lacy, Henry
Lincoln, William de, 98
Lindeseie, Lindesey see Lindsay
Lindisfame, Northumb see Holy Island
Lindores (Lundors), [pifel, 361
Lindsay (Lindeseie, Lindesey, Lyndesaye, Lyndesey,
Lyndeseya, Lyndesia), Sir Alexander de, 472(u), 655
David, 1005
David de, 12
David, earl of Crawford [ 1398- 1407), 912
Sir David, [^'d 13571, prisoner, 512(d)
Sir John, prisoner, 512(d)
Sir Simon de, 243(iii), prests to, 527. 569
Walter [d 127l], 19; ambassador, 24
William de [d 1283], 47; daughter of, ib
Links, The (le Linkis), [nr. Dunbar, E Loth], 5053
Linlithgow (Linliscu, Linlithcu, Linlithque), [w Loth],
263, 268. 272, 402, 472(s), 552, p.66
castle or peel, 363, 409. 492(xiv-xvi), 575(a). constables
(.named) of. 345, 373, see also Lubaud. construction
of, 282, 305. 344. 472(h,j,u); garrison of, 472(t),
492(iii), (details) 305, 345, 373, 492(xii)
warrant and writ dated at, 2G7, 303
Linlithgow (Linlithqushire), [now West Lothian], county,
5034; sheriffs (named) of, 282. 345. 472(s)
Cf. Lothian, Scotland. South
Linstock (Lynstoke). [Cumb], warrant dated at. 486
Linwood (Linwoode. Lyndewode. Lyndwood). William,
keeper of privy seal, 1015, 1037, (C) 1026, 1028,
1030-2, 1036, 1038-9, 1049
Lisieux, Thomas, keeper of privy seal, 1084
Lisle (Ille, Insula, Leel), Baldwin de, 655
Sir John de alias John del, John des, baron of exchequer,
envoy, 583, 586, justice, 192, 238; writs and letters to.
238, 327. (n) 521(e)
Thomas de, bishop of Ely, 817
Thomas de. 254-5
Warin de, 151
William de, payment to, 492(xvii)
Littlebury, Sir Humphrey de. 574
Litton (Lytton), Robert, esquire, 882
Livingston (Levingston, Levyngeston), Sir Archibald
alias Sir Archibald de, 305. 373. payments to, 345,
472(s); sheriff of Linlithgow, 282. 472(s)
C(. Levington
Llewellyn ap lorv.'erth, prince of N Wales. 7. p. 12
Llyn-cwm-Dulyn, Carn see 'Baladewlyn'
Loader or Lodder (Lodere), Richard le, letter from, 565
Loch Doon see Doon, Loch
Locherworth (Lochorvire. Lochorwart). [now Borthwick,
Midloth], Hay of, q.v.
Loch Fyne see Fyne, Loch
Lochlea Lnr. Tarbolton, Ayrs] .see 'Lagolau'
Lochmaben (Loghmaban, Loghmaben, Loughmaban,
Loughmaben), [Dumfsl, 189. 204. 439. 471(a)
castle, 216, 472(b), 475, 824. 900, constables (named)
Lochmaben (contd)
castle, constables (contd)
of, 199. 258. 345, 839, see also Botetourt, garrison of.
260. 262. 264, 331, 378. (details) 194. 299. 305. 325.
345. grant of, 829
letters dated at, 325. 347
Lochmaben (Loghmabain), John de, messenger, 562(b)
Lochorvire, Lochorwart [Locherworth, noH- Borthwick,
Midloth], Hay of. q.v.
Lochryan (Loghrian). [Wigs], 923 923
Lockhart (Lokard, Lokkard), Malcolm alias Sir Malcolm,,
prisoner, 472(e), 492(xii)
Lodder see Loader
Lodelawe see Ludlow
Lodell see Liddel; lord of see Wake
Lodere see Loader
Loef, Peter (Pieroy), burgess of Sluys [?alias Olivier,
Peter (Piers), Flemish shipmaster]. 660. 679
Logan, Sir Robert, 870
Loghmabain see Lochmaben
Logie (Logy), John de, merchant, 934
Margaret, alias Margaret Drummond, queen of Scotland,
chamberlain (named) of, 840
Logor see Luggore
Lokard, Lokkard see Lockhart
'Loncmertenan' [^Martnaham. par. Coylton, Ayrs], lands
of. 523
London, diocese, 581
bishops of see Baldock, Ralph; Bentworth, Richard,
Gravesend, Richard; Kemp, John; Segrave, Gilbert,
palace of, in London, 1084
London (Londr, Londres, Loundr, Loundres, Lundon,
Lundres), 50, 82, 132, 169, 176. 251. 288. 290, 297.
381-2. 413, 471(f,g), 472(b-d,f, j,t), 491, 512(d),
521(d,f), 575(b), 581, 583. 586, 622, 643, 928, 1050,
1115, alderman (named) of, 1018, 1025, Blackfriars
in, 972, 981, 999, 1068, cathedral, canon (named) of,
338-9, church of St Martin le Grand in, 35, citizens
(named) of, 328, 825, documents dated at. 127. 307,
letters, 82-3, 335, 338, 408-9, 545. 847. 1097. 1101,
1108, warrants, 1084, writs. 35, 581, fishmonger
(named) of, 1083, Friars Preachers in see Blackfriars
above, grocer (named) of, 1041; ?guild of St Thomas
('Dommio') of, 1099; mayors of, 777, (named) 707;
merchants of, 546, 562(e), (named) 864, ? 1099;
minister of Franciscans at, 472(c); Newgate (Newegate)
in, 924; palace of bishop in, 1084; parliaments held
at, 129, 523, 595, 598, payments and prests at, 472(a),
515(c), 521(d), 575(a,d), Saint John's hospital in,
prior of, (S) 1088, sheriffs of, 777, (named), 472(a).
shipmaster of, 575(d), Smithfield in, 875
Tower, 929, 987. 991. ^1097. constables of Tower.
1004, (named) 472(a), treasury in Tower, 706. 800
Parsloe, Pleasley, Sewall and Whittington of, q.v.
See also Clerkenwell, Eltham, Fumivals Inn,
Kennington, St Mary Overie; Stepney, Westminster
London (Londres), Mr Edmund de, chancery clerk, 653
Looe (Loo). [Cornl. letter from, 561, ship of, 326
Lorn (Lore, Lome), lArgylls). dist; John of see
McDougall, John
Lothian (Laudian, Laudun). Idist, obs], justiciar of, 53.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Lothian, justiciar of (conid)
767; sheriff (named) of, 575(b)
See also Edinburgh, county, Lothian, East and West,
Scotland, South
Lothian, East [former/y Haddington], county, 492(xvii)
sheriff of, and Peebles, 162
Cf. Lothian, Scotland, South
Lothian, West [formerly Linlithgow), county, 5053
sheriffs (named) of, 282, 345. 472(s)
Cf. Lothian; Scotland, South
Loudon [Ayrs], lands of, 523
Loughborough (Lughteburgh), Nicholas de, clerk,
payment to, 492(xvii)
Louis VIII, king of France, marriage of, 6
Louis IX, king of France, 609
Louth (Louthe), [Lines], East of, q.v.
Louth (Luda), Sir John de, 305; payment to, 345
William of, bishop of Ely, 151
Louther, Louthre see Lowther
Lovel (Louel, Lovell), Francis, lord Lovel, letter from,
1100
John, lord Lovel [ 1363-1408], (C) 893
John, merchant of Dundee, 1012, 1014
Mr John, envoy, 191
Sir Richard, 492(xiii), 499
prest to, 614(b)
retinue of, 420, 471
Sir Robert (Sc), prest to, 566(c)
{K^ame), 492(vi)
Lovenax see Lennox
Low, John, bishop of Rochester, (C) 1064-5
Lowestoft (Layestoft), [Suff], bailiffs of, 851
Kirkley in, q. v.
Lowick (Lowik), Brother David de, 562(e)
Lowther (Louther, Louthre), Sir Hugh de, 143
Lubaud (Libaud, Lybaud), Peter de alias Sir Peter, 305,
345
constable of Linlithgow, 475, 492(viii,xii-xiv,xvi),
575(a); letters to (n), 472(y), 521(e), payments to,
472(s), 492(iii,xii), 521(f)
Lubeck (Lubyk), [land Schleswig - Holstein, Germany],
ship of, 327
Lucca (Luk), [prov. Lucca, Italy]: society of
Ballardi of, 492(i), merchants (named) of, 382
Lucknor -see Lewknor
Lucy, Sir Anthony de, 687, 780-1, justiciar of Lothian,
767; keeper of Berwick, 756, 767, royal lieutenant
in Scotland, 758
Sir Thomas de, 806
Sir William, 1076
Luda see Louth
Ludgershall (Loutegarshale, Luitegershale, Lutegarshale,
Lutergarishale, Lutgershall, Luttegershale), Henry de,
402, 441-2; clerk of prince of Wales' pantry and
buttery, 472(m), 475
Ludlow (Lodelawe), Sir Laurence de, 794
Luggore (Loger, Lugoure), Mr Thomas alias Mr Thomas
de, 191. 472(b)
Lughteburgh .see Loughborough
Lugoure .see Luggore
Luitegershale see Ludgershall
Luk .see Lucca
Luke, cardinal legate see Fieschi
Luke (Luyk), John, sub-escheator, 510
Lumley (Lumlay), Marmaduke, bishop of Carlisle, 1030,
(C) 1064-5
keeper of W march, 1031-3, payments to, 1032, 1044
William, esquire, 1077
Lutegarshale, Lutegershale, Lutergarishale, Lutgershall
see Ludgershall
Luttrell or Luterel (Lutterell), H. , letter from, 1114
Sir Hugh, (?same) lord of Minehead, tenants (named) of,
1003
Luxembourg (Luleburgens), [now grand duchy], count of
see Henry II
Luyk see Luke
Lybaud see Lubaud
Lybertone see Liberton
Lyndeseya, Lyndesia, Lyndseye see Lindsay
Lyndewode, Lyndwood see Linwood
Lynn, Kings Lynn or Lynn Regis (Len, Lenn, Lynne),
[Norfl, 679, burgess (named) of, 793, community of,
letters by, 538, 651, 793; mayors of, 538, 651.
merchant (named) of, 736; ship-constables and
masters (named) of, 651; ships of, 492(xi), 651,
(named) 538
Lynn (Lenn), William de, clerk, 41
Lynstoke see Linstock
Lytton see Litton
McConnell (Makonyll), Thomas, merchant, 1080
McCrorie or McRuary (mak Rotherik), Lachlan (Loghlan),
472(w), ^alias Lochlan 'des Pies', 211
Roderick (Rotheric), brother of Lachlan, 472(w), '346
McCuUoch (Macolagh), Sir Patrick alias Sir Patrick de,
831, 833
McDonald, Alexander I'd 1299], alias Alexander 'de
Insulis', letter from, 152
John alias John 'des Isles' [lain Mor Tanistear of Islay,
d 1427], 868
John, of Islay, alias 'Jhon of the oute lies' ['d 1499],
1109
Macdoual see McDowall
McDougall (Argadia, Argail, Argoil, Egad, Ergadia, Ergail,
Lome), Alexander de, 471(g), 492(xvi), 512(d), 566(b)
Ion, Ivo l'a;;as John] de, 562(a-c), 575(d)
Sir John ['a/ias Ion, Ivo] de, 472(u), 521(d,e), 566(b,d,e),
p. 80; admiral, 559-60, 563-5; clerk and messenger
(names) of, 472(p,u), 521(d); payments and prests to,
471(g), 562(d,e), 575(c), 614(a,c), valets (named) of,
521(d), '562(e)
Cf. persons indexed under Argyll
McDowall (McDoual, MacDowell, MacDowiU, Mcduwyl,
Makdowel, Makedowel), Dougal (Dugal, Dungal),
492(xvi), 514
constable and sheriff of Dumfries, clerk (named) of, 577;
payments and prests to. 562(b-d), 566(c), 572, 614(a),
valet (named) of, 572
brother of see Fergus
Fergus, brother of Dougal, 490, 514, 572
Macgillemernac see Mcllvornock
'Machan (Mauhan), [in Larkhall, Lanarks], receipt dated
at, 77
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
'Machinator' see Subject Index under Occupations,
engineers
Mcllvemock (Macgillemernac), Gillecrist, 461
Mcllwham (Makilwion), Patrick, merchant, 1080
McKain, McKean (McKan), Sir Donald, of Galloway, 472(p),
490
Gilbert, son of Sir Donald, 490
McKenzie (Mackenaye), William de. Eleanor his wife and
Isabelle his daughter, 828
McKesson (Makkison), Nicholas (Nicoll), servant, 991
McMann (Macman), Gillecrist, 461
McNicol (mak Nakyl), John, 472(w)
Macolagh see McCulloch
?McQuilIan, Malcolm (Malcolm fy de Engles), 152
McRuary see McCrorie
MadaiUan (Madallian), [dep. Lot - et - Garonne, France],
letter dated at, 640
Madelay, Gillecrist, 461
Mak Doual, Makedowel see McDowall
Makeswell see Maxwell
Makilwion see Mcllwham
Makkison see McKesson
Mak Nakyl see McNicol
Makonyll see McConnell
Mak Rotherik see McCrorie
Mala Villa, de see Melville
Malcolm, earl of Fife, Macduff (Magduff), son of, 128
Malcolm, John, valet (Sc), 521(d), ?472(p)
Malemeyns see Malmains
Malherbe, Sir Gilbert, 492(xvi)
Malines (Machlinen), [prov. Antwerp, Belgium], letter
from, 648
Malise, Maliz see Strathearn, earls of
Malmains (Malemeyns), Nicholas, valet, 482
Malmesbury [Wilts], abbey, p.51
Malo Lacu, de see Mauley
Malton (Maltone), [Vorks], letter from, 584, writ dated at,
731. Fimber of, q.v.
Malton, Sir Henry de, 566(c)
Man, island, 46, 682, '606, 815. 818
lordship, 868; lord of see Montagu, William, earl of
Salisbury
CI. Hebrides
Man and Sodor, Mark, bishop of, 162
Man and Sodreys (The Isles) kings of see Godred II,
Olaf II. Reginald I; queen of, see Marie
Mandeville (Maundeville), Sir John de, 222. 334
Robert de, esquire. 334
Manners (Manoirs), Robert, 1087
Sir Robert de, 809
Manos, Vital de, Gascon merchant, 492(iv)
Mansel (Maunsel), John, 288
Manton (Mantona, Mantoun), Ralph alias Ralph de, 187,
212. 220. 342. '259, 261
cofferer and vinter of wardrobe, 233. 279. 293. 320,
churches (Sc) held by, 212, 343, 371, killed at Roslin,
371, 472(s); payments to, 273(fais)
Manuel (?Emmanuel), [StirsI, priory, writ dated at, 263
Manyword, John, citizen of Hereford, 641
Mar, earls of; Gartnait, 474, 486. son of see Mar, Donald
William, letter by, 2i
Mar, Donald fDovenald) de, 562(a,c), 614(b). son of
Mar. Donald (contd)
Gartnait, earl of Mar, q v , child in ward, 474. 486
Seton (Seitann), 305
William de, 701
March (Marche, la marche), earls (Eng) of see Mortimer,
Edmund, Roger
March or Dunbar and March, earldom (Sc); earls of see
Dunbar, George, Patrick, rental of, 5053
Marchamley (Marchumle), Robert de, royal clerk, 560
Marches, The (borders, frontiers), of Scotland, 31. 48. 83,
91. 178. 201, 216. 243. 245, 256, 288, 421, 472(f), 485,
496, 521(a), 528, 562(a,c), 566(b-e), 575(a), 581-2,
594-5, 598, 606-9, 626-7, 657, 677, 703-4, 779, 795,
798, 807. 350, 874, 880-1, 895, 903, 907, 915, 917, 921,
930, 953(i), 977. 995-7, 1058-60, 1064, 1067, 1069-70,
1108, p. 87; East march (of Berwick or Northumber-
land), 562(a,c), 566(b), 864, 1089, and see wardens of,
below. Middle march, 1092-4, West march (of Carlisle,
Cumberland or Galloway), 48, 262, 566(b-e), 687, 691,
806, 879, 968, 1044, and see wardens of, below
franchises in, 657, 83, 91
keepers, lieutenants of, see wardens below
meeting places (named) on, 856, 859, 862, 901, 905,
930, 1075
officials of, 527, 683, 819-20, 864, 944. 1033, 1089,
and see wardens below
wardens (keepers or lieutenants) of, 257, 421, 480,
575(a), 608, 610, 626, 677, 798. 802, 819-20, 847,
851, 855, 893, 908, 921, 930, 932, 1056, 1060;
wardens of E march, 480, 511, 758, 801, 859, 865-6.
893, 908, 919, 925-7, 939, 949, 964, 967, 971, 988-9,
1017, 1023-4, 1028, 1056, 1060, 1068, 1075, 1079,
1092-4; wardens of Middle march, 1092-4; wardens of
W march, 511. 802, 806, 893, 908, 922, 929, 944, 950,
958-9, 1010, 1017, 1021, 1023-4, 1028, 1031-2, 1044,
1068. 1070
Cf. Subject index under Garrisons, service by. March-
days, Warfare, defence, invasions
Marches, The, of Wales, 250
Marchia, de see Marsh
Marchumle see Marchamley
Mare, John de la, 191
Sir John de la {?same), 521(a)
Mareschal see Marshal
Margaret, St, queen of Scotland, 799
Margaret, 'of France', queen of England, 261-2, 380,
472(0
Margaret, countess of Flanders and Hainaut U244-80|, 35
Margaret, [d 1275], queen of Scotland, wife of Alexander
III q.v., 15, 17; daughter of Eleanor of Provence, 36
Margaret, 'of Norway', [d 129o], queen of Scotland, 83
Marghugh fitz Cynyn, 354
Marie, queen of Man, death of, 290
Marischal see Marshal
Marisco, de see Marsh
Mark, bishop of Sodor, 162
Mark (Merk), Sir John de, 305
Markyate [Herts], 472(n), writ dated at, 433
Marmaduke (Marmaduc, Marmeduci), John alias John tilius
or fitz, 305, 499, (W)155; banneret, wages of, 492(v),
515(b), 655; keeper of Perth, 527; letters to (n), 521(e)
Marny, Henry, and j[ohn] his son, 1107
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Marny, (contd)
William de, 605
Marpisfield (Marpisfeld), clerk of council, (S) 1094
Marsell .see Marshal
Marsh (Marchia, Mareys, Marisco), G[eoffrey] de, justiciai
of Ireland, 9
Geoffrey du, 314
Richard, bishop of Durham, chancellor, 3
W[illiaml de, treasurer, 92
Marshal or Marshall (Marescallus. Mareschal, Marsell),
Adam le, merchant (So), 107
Fergus (Fergos) le, 527
John, kinsman of William, 5
John, merchant (Sc), 1080
Richard le, 243(iii), 484
Robert le, 466
William le, [l277-1314], marshal of Ireland, 418. 551
William, earl of Pembroke, [l219-3ll, 5-6, kinsman of,
see John
Marston Moor, [Yorks], payment at, 521(a)
Martel or Martell, Gerard de, clerk (Sc), 472(n)
Mr Philip, [keeper of Gascon processes], 280, 381, 567
Martin IV. pope, letter to, 45
Martin V, pope, envoy {named) of, 955
Martin (Martyn), Warin, 191
William, 394
'Martnaham, par. Coylton, Ayrs see 'Loncmertenan'
Mary, countess of St Pol-sur-Temoise, 145, brother of,
see Chatillon, Hugh de
Mary 'of Guelders'. queen of Scots, confessor {named) of,
1072
Mascy see Massey
Masham (Mazhum), Thomas de, 320
William, surveyor of works, 909
Maskyreil, Reynold (Reynald), 740
Mason, Mr Robert le, 562(c)
Cf. Masson
Massey (Mascy). Sir Hamo de, 253
Massingham, William de, ship's constable, 651
Masson, Bernard, father of John, 49
John, Gascon merchant, debts owed to in Scotland, 49,
51(?), 56; father of see Bernard
Ct. Mason
Mauhan see ?Machan
Mauleon (Malus Leonis in Vascon), [dep. Basses -
Pyrenees, France], writ dated at, 56
Mauleverer, Hugh, (W) 14
Sir Hugh, 566(c)
Mauley (Mauleye, Malo Lacu), Edmund de, 614(c)
Sir Peter de [d 1308], Scottish lands of, 305
Sir Peter, jun [d 1348'], 492(vi)
Sir Peter (Piers) de [d 1383|, keeper of Berwick, 841
Sir Robert, alias Robert de, constable of Roxburgh,
492(xii,xvi,xvii); letters to (n), 472(w) (6is), 499;
payments and prests to, 472(m), 512(a)
Maundeville see Mandeville
Maunsel sec Mansel
■•'Maximilian of Austria', duke of Burgundy, 1103
Maxstoke (Maxstok) IWarw], warrant made at, 920
Maxwell (Makeswell), Eustace de, 738
May, island, [pifel, 445, priory, 131, 177
Mayhewe (Meyhewe), William, fishmonger of London,
1083
Mazhum see Masham
Meare (Meire, Merre), Geoffrey de, royal tentmaker, 472(j)
Cf. Mere, Moore
Mearns (Mernes), county see Kincardine, county; cf. Angus
Meath (Mithe), [Leinster, Eire], county, 1091
Drogheda 'towards', q.v.
Mechlin see Malines
Medway (Medwe), Joseph atte, shipmaster, 651
Meinill or Meynell (Menill), Sir Giles de, 807
Nicholas de [d c. 1299'], and his son, 168
Meire see Meare, Moore
Melchboume (Melcheboum), Thomas de, 760
William de, merchant of Kings Lynn, 736, 760
Meldrum, Philip de, (?)658
Melrose (Melros, 'Mouras), [Roxbs], 272, 402
abbey, 898, abbot of, 492(xiv), 864; grange and
lay-brothers (named) of, 521(c)
letter dated at, 256
Melton, Robert de, royal clerk, 563
William de, p. 82; archbishop of York, 712, 779, envoy
to Scotland, 670; royal clerk, 524
Melville {Mala Villa), James de, 162
Sir Richard, (W)27
Meneteh, Meneteth, Menethet see Menteith
Menill, Menille see Meinill
Menreth see Monreith
Menteith (Menteth, Meneteh, Meneteth, Menetethe,
Menethet), [Perths], earldom; Doune castle in, q.v.
earls of see Comyn, Walter, Graham, Malise, Menteith,
Alan, Alexander, Stewart, Murdoch, Robert
rental of, 5053
Menteith, Alan, [?or Alexander], earl of Menteith, 346
Alexander, earl of Menteith, 152, ['or Alan], 346
Donald (Dovenald) de, servant, 290
Gilbert de, 305
Sir John, alias Sir John de: constable of Dumbarton,
400, 492(xvi); letters to (n), 471(g), 472(u,w), 512(c,d);
prests to, 472(z), 492(xvi), 512(c). valet {named) of,
492(xvi)
Mercer, John le, of Bolton, 337
John le, of Perth, 327
Mere (Miere), [Wilts], castle, 472(c)
Merivale (Merewell), Richard de, 472(h)
Merk see Mark
Merre see Meare
Mersea (Mersey), [Essex], ship Jonelte of, 464
Merton [pSurrey], letter made at, 926
Merton, John de, chancery clerk, 614(b), 653
Walter de, chancellor, 22, 34; request to, for queen of
Scots, 36
Methven (Methvene, Metfen), [Perths]: battle, 472(n),
492(xvi,xvii); date of, 492(vii); horses lost in, 472{p),
492(xiii)
rental of lands in, 5053
Methven, Mr John, envoy (Sc), 1061
Mettingham (Metingham), John de, justice of the bench, 192
Meyhewe see Mayhewe
Meynell see Meinill
Michaelson (Michelson), John, shipmaster of Aberdeen,
1050
Michelham (Muchelam), [Sussex], writs dated at, 292
Michelson see Michaelson
Middelburg {Medilhurch in Selandia), [prov. Zeeland,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Middelburg (contd)
Netherlands], letter dated at, 955
Middlesex (Midd') archdeacon (named) of, 673
Middlesex, county ('rec^e Essex), sheriff of, 5054,
see also under Hertford, county
Middleton, William de, bishop of Norwich, letters by,
39-41
Midhurst, Ralph de, 273
Midlothian, county see Edinburgh, county; c[. Lothian;
Scotland, S
Miere see Mere, cf. Meare
Milford Haven (portiim de Millord), [Pemb], 564, 1080
Mill, Mills, see Moleyns
Miller (Molere), [Arnold] de la, 696
Mimmes, Thomas de, 34
Minehead (Mynhed), Som, lord and tenants (named) of,
1003, ship Floure of, 1104
Bayssher of, q.v.
Mirfield (Mirifeld), Henry, mayor of Calais, 936
Mitford, Sir John, sheriff of Northumberland, 921, envoy
to Scotland, 894
Mitteneye, Jacob, of Bruges, servant (named) of, 872
Modbury [Devon], ships of, 565
Moffatsdale, [Dumfs], grant of, 829
Mohaut or Montalt (Monte Alto, de; Monthalt),
Sir Robert de [ 1274- 1329], 438, 540, retinues of,
in Scotland, 253, 340
Moigne see Moyne
Moillie see Moleyns
Molecastre see Mulcaster
Molere see Miller
Molesworth (Mollesworth). Walter de, sheriff of Beds and
Bucks, 472(b,m)
Moleyns, Molins, or MilUs) (Moillie, Moines, Muylye),
Adam, bishop of Chichester, (C)1064; [clerk of council!,
(5)1038-49; keeper of privy seal, 1053
Henry de, spy, 492(xvii)
John de la, royal valet, 471(g), 492(xvi)
Mollesworth see Molesworth
Mollington (Molynton), Sir John de, 521(a)
Moines see Moleyns
Molten, Sir James de, 173
Ct. Multon
Molynton see Mollington
Moniabrok see Kilsyth
Monkton (Monketon), [Kent], church, 163
Monreith (Menreth), John de, clerk (Sc), 577
Monstrell see Montreuil
Montagu, Montague (Monte Acu. Monte Acuto, Montacute),
Sir Edward, 646
John de, lord of Wark, 964
Sir Simon, alias Simon de, 248, 442. admiral at Ayr (1306-
7), 492(ix,xi,xiv,xvi)
Sir William de [d 1319], 457, 471(g), 492(xvi), 566(d),
614(c); escorts prisoner (Sc), 472(e); service by, in
Gascony, 680
William de [ 1328-97], earl of Salisbury, 860. lord of
Man, 868
Montalt see Mohaut
Montargis (Montem Argi), [dep. Loiret, France), letter
dated at, 674
Monte Acu, de see Montagu
Monte Alto, de see Mohaut
Monte Hermerii, de see Monthermer
Monte Martini, de see Montmartre
Monte Ozere, Peter de, payment by, 512(d)
Montefaventio, Bertrand de, cardinal deacon of St Mary's
in Aquino, nuncio, 773
Montfort (Muntfort), Sir Alexander de, bachelor, 390
John de, 614(c)
Monthalt see Mohaut
Monthermer (Monte Hermeri), Joan, [of Acre, countess of
Gloucester and Hertford], daughter of Edward 1, q.v.
367; widow of Gilbert Clare, q.v., and wife of Ralph,
ib
Maria de, marriage of, 463
Ralph (Rauf) de, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, 367,
487, keeper of Scotland, 575(a); letters to (n), 472(w,y);
payments and prests to, 512(c), 575(a), 614(b)
wife of see Joan
Montibus, de see Mount
Montignac (Mountinak), [dep. Dordogne, France], lord of
see Valence, Aymer
Montjoye see Mountjoy
Montmartre (Monte Martini), Sir Matthew de, banneret,
company of, 492(v,xiii)
Montreuil-sur-Mer (Monstrell, Moustroll), [dep. Pas-de-
Calais, France], Anglo-French negotiations at, 207-8
•process' of, 528, 567, 727, 759, claims made in, 428,
764, 777, 783
Montrose (Monros), [Angus], 441, letter from merchants of,
852
Monymusk (Monymoosk), Alexander de, clerk, 492(xii)
Moore, More or Muir (Sc) (Meire, More), Bertrand de la,
472(c)
John de la, prisoner (Sc), at Bristol, 229
John de, prisoner (Sc) C^same). 472(e)
Thomas de la (Sc), 63
Thomas, treasurer of the household, 920
Cf. Meare
Moorhouselaw see Muirhouselaw
Moram see Morham
Moray (Morauuia, Moravia. Moref, Moreva, Moreve,
Morref, Muref, Murref, Murrif), bishop of see
Alexander, bishop of Moray
Moray, county, keeper (named) of castles in, 492(xvi)
Moray, earls of see Randolph, John, Thomas
Moray or Murray, Adam de, clerk, 471(e)
Sir Alexander de, 492(xii). ^son of see John fil'
Alexander
Alice, wife of John. 27
Sir Andrew de, 758
John, 27, wife of see Alice
John de, 617
John fil' Alexander de a;ias John de (^s.^me). 22".
^father of see Sir Alexander
William, tenant (named) of, 162
William de, of Bothwell, 343
Mordack see Murdoch, 'Murdoch of Fife' see Stewart,
Murdoch
More see Moore
Moref see Moray; earls of see Randolph, John, Thomas
Morel see Morrell
Moreva, Moreve see Moray; earls of see Randolph, John.
Thomas
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Morgan, Philip, bishop of Ely, (CS)992, 1004, bishop of
Worcester, (C)966-7, 971-3, 977-9, 986-9
Morham (Moram), Sir Herbert de, 258
Sir Thomas de, 353, 365
Morow see Morrow
Morref .see Moray, earls of see Randolph, John, Thomas
Morrell (Morel), John, abbot of Jedburgh, 166
Morrison (Morsyn), William de, chaplain (So), 512(b)
Morrow or Murrow (Morow), Thomas, abbot of Paisley,
papal envoy, 955
Mortimer (Mortemer, Mortuo Man, Mortymer), Edmund de
[ 1352-81], earl of March (Eng), 852
Edward de, 151
Roger de [of Wigmore, d 1282], 46
Roger a/ias Roger de [l287-133o], lord of Wigmore, 442,
614(b); earl of March (Eng), 723
Sir Roger de Lof Chirk, d 1326], 253, 395, 571
Mortlake (Mortelak), [Surrey], document dated at, 693
Morton, Henry de, vintenarius, 492(x)
Mortuo Marl, de see Mortimer
Mott (Mote), Bernard de la, 512(d)
Moubray see Mowbray
Mounces (Mounceux), Amand, esquire, sheriff of
Cumberland, 880
Cf. Muncy
Mounchenesi see Munchensy
Mouncy see Muncy
Mount (Mountz, Montibus), Sir Ebulo de, 373, 485,
constable of Jedburgh, 492(iii,xii), 512(a); constable
of Stirling, 515(b), payments and prests to, 492(iii),
515(b), 521(f), 614(a)
Mounth, The (les Montz), [Grampian mountains), 492(x,
xii,xiii), 515(b), warden (named) between, and Forth,
358
Mountinak see Montignac, lord of see Valence, Aymer
Mountjoy (Muntioie), lord, see Blount, Walter
Ralph de, 182
^Mouras see Melrose
Mowbray (Moubray), Alexander de, valet of Sir Philip,
562(a)
Geoffrey de, clerk, 472(r)
Mr Geoffrey de; boy (named) of, 472(n), provision of,
to see of Glasgow, 446, 456; brother of Sir John, 446
Sir Geoffrey de, 566(c)
Sir Geoffrey de, justiciar of Lothian, 53
John de [1286-1322], lord Mowbray, 646-7, ^614(b)
John de, lord Mowbray [l322-6ll, 779
Sir John de (Sc), 368, 401, 497, 499; company of, in
Scotland, 492(v); keeper of N Scotland, 492(xvi),
515(b), 518; letter from (n), 472(y); payments and
prests to, 492(xvi), 515(b), '614(b)
brother of see Mr Geoffrey
Sir Philip de, 472(p), 655; constable of Stirling, 562(a),
page (named) of, 562(e); valet of see Alexander
Sir Roger de (Sc), 614(c)
Moyne (Moigne, Moygne), Margory, 118
William le, 471(e)
Muchelam see Michelham
Muir see Moore
Muirhouselaw (Moorhouselaw), [Roxbs], 853
Mulcaster (Molecastre, Mulecastre), William de, sheriff
of Cumberland, 414. 471(e), 472(b,i)
Mullet or Mullot (Mulet), John de, 151
Multon, Sir Hugh de, 243(iii)
John, shipmaster, 891
Thomas de, [l276-1322], lord of Copeland, 438
Ct. Molton
Munchensy (Mounchenesi), Randolf (Ralph) de, 168
Muncy (Mouncy), Sir Walter de, 305, 472(y)
C(. Mounces
Munster (Monestere), [Eire], province, 184, Fitz Geralc
Blount, Walte
of, q.v.
Muntfort see Montforl
Muntioie see Mountjoy, lord Mountjoy
Murdoch (Mordack), Sir Thomas, 548
Murdoch 'of Fife' see Stewart, Murdoch
Murdochson (Murroksone), John de, spy, 472(s)
Murray, Murref, Murrif see Moray; earls of see Randolph,
John, Thomas
Murroksone see Murdochson
Murrow see Morrow
Muskflet, John de, royal clerk, 527
Musselburgh (Muskeleborough), [Midloth], 719
Muylye see Moleyns
Napoleonis, Francis, cardinal deacon of St Lucia in
Silice, and Mr James his nephew, 163
Narbonne (Nerbonne), [dep. Aude, France], viscount of,
962
Neath (Neethe), David, fisherman, 1003
Nesebet see Nisbet
Neuby see Newby
'Neuhous' L'Newhouses and Westerton, W Loth], bill
dated at, 492(xvi)
Neuilly (Nully), [?Neuilly-sur-Seine, dep. Seine, France]
lord of, 962
Neuport Paynel see Newport Pagnell
Nevers, Louis of, count of Flanders, 685
Neville or NeviU (Nevell, Nevile, Nevyll), Eupheme wife
of Randolf, 54
Sir Geoffrey de, [of Hornby], 39, 41
George, archbishop of York, (C)1095
John [of Raby, d 146l], 1056
John [d 1420], warden of W march, 944. 950. 958
brother of see Richard
John de, 611
John de, lord Neville [of Raby, 1367-88], warden of E
march, 859
Ralph, bishop of Chichester, chancellor, 8, 10
Ralph, earl of Westmorland [ 1425-84], 1086
Ralph de, earl of Westmorland [ 1397-1425], (C)893;
warden of W march, 929, 940
Ralph de, lord NeviU [of Raby, d 1367], 646, 780-1,
commissions to, 801, 806; negotiates with Scots, 811,
838
Randolf (Ranulph), son of Robert de, alias Randolf fitz
Robert de, 54, wife of, see Eupheme
Sir Richard, chancellor, 1083; earl of Salisbury [l429-
60], (C)1004-5, (S)1004; warden of E march, 1017,
warden of W march, 958-9, 1010, 1021-2, 1044, 1070
brother of John (d 142ol, 958
Robert, bishop of Durham. 1058, 1086
Robert de [d 127l], 54, son of see Randolf
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Neville (contd)
Robert de [?d 1282], 28
Thomas, lord Fumival, treasurer, (C)927, 935
Sir Thomas de, 313
William, lord Fauconberge [ 1422-6 l], 1081, ambassador
to France, 1071, attorneys (named) of, 1077, keeper
of Roxburgh, 1057, 1071
Newbiggin (Newebiggyng), [Northumb], manor, 869
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea (Newbigging), LNorthumb], ship of,
492(xi)
Newbrough in Tynedale (Neuburgh in Tyndale), iNorthumb),
471(e), 472(a,c,o-p), 492(xvii), writ dated at, 445
Newburgh, [Vorks], priory, p.Sl
Newby (Neuby), William de, chaplain, 776
Newcastle upon Tyne (Chastum Neuf, Neuf Chastiel sur
Tyne, Newe Castell, Noef(e) Chastel, Novell Chastell
sur Tyne, Novum Castrum super Tynam, etc.),
[Northumb], 118, 209, 251, 327, 471(a-b), 472(e,g,j),
477, 566(b), 638. 657, 666, 683, 719, 731-2, 744, 780,
936, 1075, 1097, 5055; burgesses of, 475, (named) 504,
castle, 12, custom dues of, 1081, documents dated at,
119-20, 126, 616. 654, 658, 732, 752, 886-7; mayor
and bailiffs of, 327, 575(d), 583. musters at. 646, 688,
payments and prests at, 572. 575(d); victuallers (named)
at. 737
Newengham. Newenham see Newnham
Newerk. Mr Alan, clerk, envoy to Scotland, 898
Newhey (Nova Haya). Thomas de, payment to, 492(xvii)
Newhouses, W Loth, see 'Neuhous'
Newmarket (Novum Mercatum), [Suff], 232
Newminster (Newmoster, Novum Monasterium), LNorthumbJ,
abbey; abbot of. 135. 137. writs dated at. 543, 589
Newnham (Newengham, Newenham), Sir John de,
lieutenant of keeper of Berwick, 305, 319
Newport (Neuport), [isle of Wight], ship from, 533
Newport, William de, clerk, 586. 703
Newport Pagnell (Neuport Paynel), [Bucks], 492(xvii)
Newsham (A^eusom super The(;e), [Ourh]. issues of. 724(ii)
Newtonlees (Newtoun leis). [nr Dunbar. E Loth], grange.
5053
Nicholas IV, pope, 72-3; bull of, 61
Nicholas, abbot of Jedburgh, ambassador, 24
Nicholas, cokinus, 266
Nicholas (Nichole), John son of, of Eveiens or John,
son of Nicholas of Eveiens, 221
Nicholson (Nicolson), Robert (Sc), 851
Nidesdale see Nithsdale
Nisbet (Nesebet), William de, prisoner, 662-3
Nithsdale (Nidesdale), Adam de, servant of queen of Man,
290
Noef Chastel sur Are see Ayr, castle
Norbury, John, treasurer, 881, 914, (C)893, 898
Norfolk (Norf, Norff, Norffolc, Nortfolc, etc.), county. 438.
605. 934, sheriffs of, and Suffolk, 472(a,l), 551, 634-9,
701, 5054, (named) 632
Norfolk, earls of see Bigot
Norfolk, Thomas de, 142
Norham, [Northumb]; castle, constable of, 816, (named)
878. documents dated at. 86. 89-91. 5055. parliament
[sic] at. 5055, and see Subject Index under 'Great
Cause'
Norhampton see Northampton
Normandy (Normand, Normannia), 528, 912. 957. 961,
1071, sailors and ships of. 562(b), 777
Harfleur in, q.v.
NormanviU, Thomas de, 52
Norris or Norreys (Nomeys), John le, of Brading, 533
Northallerton, I Yorks), 471(b); letters dated at, 885
Northampton (Norhampton, Northamptone. Northamton).
[Northants]. 251, 719-20, p.l04, burgesses of, 720;
documents dated at, 236, 492(ii), 720; payment made
at, 472(n); treaty of, 83
Northampton (Northf), county, 438; lordships and manors
in, 1094, sheriffs of, 395, 615, 5054
Northampton, earls of see Bohun, Humphrey, William
Northampton (Norhampton), Ralph de, valet, 464
Richard de, Robert son of or Robert son of Richard, of
Northampton, 13
Northburgh, Roger, keeper of the wardrobe, 655
Northumberland (Norhumbr', Northumbr"), county, 10, 375,
419, 491, 801, 976, 1016, 1115, arrayers in, 266, 615;
castles in, 12, 657, and see individual names, lordship
and manors in, 1094 (named) 31, 869; marches of, see
East march under Marches, representatives of, elected,
429, sheriffs of, 51, 55-6, 86, 89, 168, 185, 272, 419,
472(1, m,y), 583, 614(a), 615, 814-15, 5054 (named) 12,
429, 466, 472(e), 921, 976, 1016, ordered to summon
John Balliol, q.v., 128, 130-1; sub-escheator (named)
of, 429, tenants of, 1094, wardens of see wardens
of E march under Marches
Northumberland, earls of see Percy, Henry [ 134 1-1408],
Henry de [l393-1455], and Henry [l421-6l]
Norway (Norwegia, Norwey, Norwye), 46. 793. 934
envoys (Sc) to, 113
kings of see Eric; Hakon
Margaret 'of Norway' [the 'Maid of Norway'], 83
'Orkney in', q.v.
Norwich, diocese; bishops of see Airmyn, William,
Brown, Thomas, Middleton, William; Pandulf, Salmon,
John; Wakering, John
Wangford priory in, 525
Norwich (Nortwic, Norwic, Norwyz), [Norf], 660, bailiffs
of, 872, cathedral priory. p.51; commonalty and
merchants of, 872
Norwich, [john] de, admiral of northern fleet, 757
Walter alias Walter de, treasurer, 605; warrants to,
600, 622, 626
Nottingham (Notingham, Notyngh'), [Notts], 472(b-d),
521(d-e), documents dated at, 638. 710. 713-14;
merchants of, 866
Nottingham, county, 614(b); sheriffs of, and Derby county,
324, 471(g), 472(d,h,l), 512(b). 615
Nova Haya see Newhey
Nully see Neuilly
Nuneaton (Nonneton), [Warw], letter dated at, 849
Obeyn see Aboyne
Ockham (Ocham, Okham), John de, clerk, 266(2)
Ockley (Okie). Nicholas de. valet, 308
CI. Ogle
Odiham, [Hants], 297
Odon (Odonis), Clement, merchant of Dieppe. 674
Offord (Oufford). John de. chancellor, 801, 804. 807;
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Offord, John de (conid)
O) 806, 808
C[. Ufford
Ogle. John, esquire, 1059
Sir Robert, 1059, bailiff and lieutenant of Tynedale,
1079, constable of Roxburgh, 1011
C{. Ockley
Oheen see Oyne
Oisel see Oysel
Okham see Ockham
Okie see Ockley
Olaf II, king of Man, son of Godred II, 9
[ivar], brother of, 9
Old Sarkeld {viellz Sarkelde), [Cumbl, 776; Hoton of, q.v.
Olderfleet (Wolrikeford props Knakfergous, Wolrikesford,
Wolrykford), [now Larne, co. Antrim, N. Ireland], 557,
559-60, 563-4
Oliphant (Olifant, Olifard, Olifart, Olyfard, Olyfart,
Olyfaunt), DervorguUa, 63
Hugh, 472(a)
Sir William, keeper of Perth, 575(d), payments and
prests to, 527, 562(e), 566(e), 575(b)
keeper of Stirling (1304), 472(a,t), imprisonment and
release of, 472(a), 521(d)
William, hostage, servants (named) of, 991
Olivier, Peter (Piers), Flemish shipmaster [?a;/as Loef,
Peter (Pieroy), burgess of Sluys], 660, 679
"^Olonne (UUon in the See), [dep. Vendee, France], 1012,
1014
Olyfard, Olyfart, Olyfaunt, see Oliphant
O'Neill (Oneell), Con, [chief of Tyrone, d 1493], 1091
Ongar (Angre), [Essex], letter dated at, 578
Ord, [nr. Berwick, Northumb], 657
Orford, Robert, bishop of Ely, 432
Oriel (Uriel), [co. Louth, Eire], 682; Drogheda towards,
q.v.
Orkney, bishop of see TuUoch
Orkney (Orkadia, Orkadya. Orkaney, Orkeney in Norwye),
islands, 85, 379, 515(b), 934
warden (named) between, and Forth, 379
Orkney, earl of see Sinclair. Henry
Orlac. Gerard de, merchant, 50
Orleans. Philip of, count of Vertus, 962
Orledge (Orloger), Adam le, shipmaster, 464
Orleton, Adam, bishop of Hereford, treasurer, 706
Orloger see Orledge
Ormsby (Ormesby), William de, justice in co. Durham, 298
Osgodby (Osegoteby, Osegotebye. Osgodeby, Osgotby,
Osgoteby), Adam de, [chancellor's lieutenant], 323.
487. 548. 588. 611-12. keeper of chancery rolls, 469.
'cousin' of. 612
Oswaldene (unidenlilivd), [nr. Dunbar. E. Loth], grange,
5053
Otterford (Otteford), [Som], letter dated at, 702
Otto ICandidus], cardinal legate, pp.25-6
Oufford see Offord
Ousefleet (Ouseflet, Useflet). Thomas de. clerk. 646,
paymaster in Scotland. 767
'Out Isles' see Hebrides, 'Jhon' of see McDonald
Overley (Overle). Sir Thomas de, 472(t)
Overton. John, signet letter (n) to, 886
Oxenden, Richard de, prior of Christ Church, letter by, 72'
ed) of.
Oxford (Oxenford, Oxon), [Oxon], payment made at. 472(f)
university. 5055
Oxford, county: justice (named) in. 405
sheriff of, and Berks. 151. 472(1). 5055
Oxford (Oxenford). John de, chancery clerk. 653
Oyly. de see D'Oyley
Oyne (Oheen), [Aberdns]. 244
Oysel (Oisel). Richard, bailiff of Holdemess. 472(1)(2).
escheator N of Trent, 492(i)
Packer (Packere), John le, of Sandwich. 472(g)
Padnall (Petenell), William, merchant, 864
Paegn, Pagan see Fitz Payn, cf. Payne
Paignel see Paynel
Pain. Paine see Payne, Fitz Payn
Painswick (Payneswyk). [GIos]. 808
Paisley (Passelet, Passelewe), [Renf], abbot (n
955
Paisley, forest, battle in. 655
Pakenham, Mr Geoffrey de, jurist, 5055
Palestrina (Penesrnnt;s. Prenes(jnus). [prov. Rome,
Italy], cardinal bishops of see Beaulieu, Vancza
Pandulf, bishop-elect of Norwich, 1; papal chamberlain
and legate. 3, 6
Papple (Pople). [par. Whittingehame, E Loth], 5053
^Pardoux la Riviere, France see 'Purdesa'
Paris (Par' Paris), [dep. Seine, France), 609, letters
dated at, 686, 727
Paris, Matthew, chronicler, p.25
Parker, Roger, 380
Parlekerwe, James, of Hamburgh. [Hanseatic] merchant,
492(iv)
Parr, Sir William ['--of Kendalj. (C)1095, (^same), 1100
Parsloe. Parslow (Passelewe), John, grocer of London,
1041
CI. Passmore
'Parva Hydewyn', ['Lessudden, Roxbs], 552
Parving. Sir Robert, chancellor. 796
Passelewe see Paisley, Parsloe
Passmore (Passemere), Robert, esquire. 1004
Cf. Parsloe
Pateshull see Pattishall
'Patrick, Earl", 'Patrik, earl of see Dunbar, Patrick, earl
[1289-1308] and Patrick, earl [ 1308-68]
Patrick, William son of, 20
Pattishall or Pateshulle (Pateshull), Walter de. 308
Paulin (Paulyn). Robert. 488
Pavely or Peveril (unidcntilied, ^Ayrs). [Sarah], lady of.
281
igton. 796
Payne (Payn), William, of Wer
-See a/so Fitz Payn
Paynel (Paynell. Paignel). Sir Thomas. 292, 301. 492(xvi).
retinue of. 420
Payneswyk see Painswick
Pecche (Peche. Petchez), Sir Gilbert [d 1322), 499,
492(xvii). 521(f)
banneret. 492(iii.xii), appointed, 617. company of,
492(v.xiii)
constable of Aberdeen. 492(xii), 519
Giles, esquire. 492(vii)
Peebles (Pebbles. Pebles). [Peebsl. 266. 492(xvii)
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Peebles, county, 256, 492(xvii), garrisons (^detailed) in,
305, 345; sheriff of [and Haddingtonl, 162
Pembroke (Pembrok), [Pembl, castle, keeper (named) of,
1080
Pembroke, county, steward (named) of, ib
Pembroke, countess of see Valence, Beatrice, Joan, Mary
earls of see Marshal, William, Valence, Aymer, William
Pencaitland (Pencateland, Pencatlan, Penkethlin,
Pentcatelan), John alias John de, 305, 472(s),
constable of Jedburgh, q.v., 191, esquire, spy and
messenger, 492(xvii) bis
Penecestr, Penecestre see Penshurst
Penicuik (Pennycuick), [Midloth], 201
Penkethlin see Pencaitland
Penny (Peny), John, burgess of Sandwich, 508
Penrith (Penereth, Penreth, Penrethe), [Cumbl, 515(a),
642, letter dated at, 896
Penrith, liberty, 33, 84, forfeited, 308, 458-9
Penrith, John de, esquire, 402
Penshurst (Penecestr, Penecestre), Stephen de, constable
of Dover and warden of Cinque Ports, q.v.. 35, 37, 70
Pentcatelan see Pencaitland
Percebrigg, Percebrigge see Piercebridge
Percy (Perci), Henry [ 1273-1314], alias Sir Henry de, 173,
305, 550
lieutenant in SW Scotland (1306), 420-1, 424-5, 434,
492(xvii), account of, 472(m); company of, 420. 424,
471(c), in Kintyre, 465, 472(b,p), 492(xii).
letters by, and to (n), 472(p,u-z), 512(d), payments
and prests to, 420, 471(c), 492(ii), 512(c). returns to
England (Nov. 1306), 492(xii)
valet (named) of, 588
Henry, [lord Percy 1352-68], 837. son of see Henry [l341-
1408]
Henry (l341-1408], alias Henry de, earl of Northumberland;
conservator of truce, 851, constable of England, 896,
898, keeper of marches, 847, 851, 908-9, 915, of Berwick
and E march, 865, 909, 925, 930. 932, of Carlisle and W
march, 893, 898. 900. 922; letters by and to, 851, 854,
896. 898. petitions by, 865. 993, 908, 922
lord Percy ('sire de Percy'), 847
servants of: clerk, 896, 898, courier. 871. herald, 915
son of Henry [ 1352-68], 837
sons of see Henry [ 1364- 1403], Ralph
Henry [l364-1403l, 'the son', alias Henry de ['Hotspur'].
897, captured at Otterburn, 860, 863, keeper of marches.
893. 908. 915
brother of see Ralph
son of Henry [1341-1408], 860, 893. 897
Henry [l421-6l] alias Henry de, (S)IOOI. earl of
Northumberland, 1087, 1092-3. lord Poynings. warden
of E march, 1060, 1075, 1079
son of see Henry [^1449-89]
Henry ['1449-89], 'the son', keeper of E and middle
marches, 1092-4
son of Henry [l42I-6ll, 1092-3
Henry de [ 1393- 1455]. 952
earl of Northumberland, 954, (C)966-7, 1028. 1036.
1038, (8)1018-19, 1022
keeper of Berwick and E march, 971, 988-9. 1006.
1023-4, 1030, commission to, 1017
Sir Henry de [^1301-52], lord Percy, 617. 646. 738. 781,
Percy (contd)
Sir Henry de (contd)
envoy to Scotland (1328), 716, keeper of marches, 801,
806, letters by, 780. 801, valet (named) of, 801
Sir Ralph (Rauf), brother of Henry [1364-1403], 860
Sir Ralph C:>anolher), 1059
Thomas, earl of Worcester, (C)893, 898, 904
Sir Thomas, 1070
William de, 490
'Percy' Herald, 902, 915
Perers (Pereres), Sir Richard alias Richard de, 340,
sheriff of Essex [and Herts), 605, brother of, 340
Perigueux, [dep. Dordogne, France], 764
Perot, Sir Thomas, constable and steward of Pembroke,
and Thomas, esquire, his son, 1080
Perth (Pert, Perthe, Seynt Johan en Escoce, la vile de
Seynt Johan in escoce), [Perths], 53, 444, 472(m),
492{xvii), 761-2, 775; battle at see Methven; bridges
at. 346; documents dated at, 346, 478, 838, 840,
garrison of, 479, 492(vii,ix-x), 493. 547, 562(e), 575(a-c),
767, (detailed) 492(xii-xiii), 515(b), keepers (named) of,
492Cxii-xiii), 527, 554, 575(d), 792, siege of (1339), 781
store and supply point, 442. 493, deliveries from, 475,
492(xi,xiv,xv), deliveries to, 454. 467, 472(1), 492(xiv),
575(8, c-d), victuallers at, 440-1, see also Bromsgrove
Mercer of, q.v.
Perth, county, 515(b), sheriff of, 162
Perth, John de, valet, 472(r)
Pessagno (Pessaigne), Sir Anthony de [of Genoa], 643
Petchez see Pecche
Petenell see Padnall
Peters (Pieres), John, canon of Roeskilde, Danish
ambassador, 1096
Mr John, proctor and envoy, 739
Petressone, William, Flemish seaman, 584
Petrocus, St (Petrok'), chapel of, 1012
Petteril, [Cumb], river, 959
Pevensey (Pevenese), [Sussex], 613, see also Cinque
Ports
Peveril see Pavely
Philip II, king of France, 6
Philip IV, king of France, 193, 259, 579, 764-5, 774
diplomatic relations of: with England, 178, 207, 280,
307. 381. 428. 526. 528. 567. 576. 741. 745, 772, 777,
783, with Flanders, 528. with Scotland, 275. 280, 307,
370. 381, 428. 526, 528. 567. 751
letters by, 280, 727, letters to, 583
Philip V. king of France, 674. envoys of, 666
Philip VI, king of France, 734, 745-6, 755, 772. captain
of crusade, 765
Philip 'The Bold', duke of Burgundy, 862
Philip, abbot of Wigmore, 826
Philpstoun [W Loth], 5053
Physician (Phisicien). Mr Adrian. 1042
Ct. Surgeon
Picardy (Picardie). [tormerly pmv, . France]. Bailleul
castle in, 259
Pickering (Pikering, Pykering), [Vorks], bailiff (named) of,
662-3
Pickering, Mr Robert de, dean of York, 598, envoy to
France, 332
Piercebridge (Percebrigg', Percebrigge), John de,
chancery clerk, 638-9
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Pieres see Peters
Pierson, Richard alias Richard Wale, 1102
Pinkeny (Pynkeny), Sir Henry de [d 1315?], 305, 308, 403
Pinsole, Bernard de, 695
Pipard (Pyppard), Ralph, 309
Pipewell (Pippewelle), [Northants], abbot and convent of,
92
Pirie (Pyry), Thomas, prisoner, 936
Pittenweem (Pedenwem), [pife], manor, 177, 445
Plantagenet, George, duke of Clarence, (C)1095,
lieutenant (namecf) of, in Ireland, 1091
Richard, duke of Gloucester, 1100, (C)1095
Plater (Platers), [Angus], forest, keeper of, 162
Pleasley (Pleslay), John, of London, merchant, 864
'Pies', Lochlan des [?alias Lachlan McCrorie, q. v.l. 211
Plesciz see ?PIeshey; cl. Plescy
Plescy (Plesselis), Hugh de, 151
?Pleshey (Plesciz), [Essex], letter dated at. 621
Pleslay see Pleasley
Plessetis, de see Plescy, cf. ^'Pleshey
Plomer see Plummer
Pluckley (Pluckele), Henry de, clerk, 492(xvii)
Plugenet (Plukenet), Alan, [d 1298], 151
Alan [d 1325], 512(c)
Plummer (Plomer), William le, of Tinwald, q.v., 521(d)
Plumstoke see Plymstock
Plymouth (Plympmuth), Devon, Sutton by see Sutton on
Plym
Plympton St Maurice (Plympton), [Devon], 565
Plymstock (Plumstoke), Richard de, clerk, 567
Poer see Poor
Poilhon see Pouillon
Poitiers (Piclavis), [dep Vienne, France], letter dated
at, 516
Poitou (Paytoue), [o6s. prov, , France], 541
Pole (Pol), Gromioco ['or Wrenoc] de la, 472(r)
William de la, earl of Suffolk, (C)1034-5, 1042, (S)1018,
1022-5
Wrenoc [^or Gromioco) del, 212
Pomfret, Pomphrett see Pontefract
Ponte, de see Bridges
Pontefract (Ponre Fracto. Pontfreyt, Pountfreit), [vorksl,
719, 908. 969, letters dated at, 678. 882
Pontefract or Pomfret (Ponte Fracto, Pounfrette,
Pumfrait), John, 980
John de, mayor of Berwick, 625
Thomas de, Franciscan, 472(f)
Thomas, servant, (Sc), 991
Pontoise (Pontisara), [dep. Seine-et-Oise, France],
proposed negotiations at, 526
Ponton (Pontone), Sir William alias William de, 189. 299.
514. in Kintyre, 457, 465, servant (named) of, 189
Ponynges see Poynings, lord Poynings see Percy. Henry
[l421-6l]
Poor or Power (Poer, Pouer), Eustace (Eustaz) le, 164.
361
Popham, Sir John, keeper of the wardrobe. (C)1038
Pople see Papple
Portchester (Porcestre), [Hants], castle, constable of, 236
Porter, William, 1104
Porthpean (Portpihan), [Corn], ship of, 326
Portsmouth (Portesmuth). [Hants]. 151. 700. writ dated at.
Potterton (Poterton). [Vorksl. letter dated at. 186
Potterton (Potreton), Nicholas de, 611
Pouer see Poor
Pouillon (Poilhon), [dep. Landes. France]. 725
Pounfrette. Pountfreit see Pontefract
Power see Poor
Powtie (Powety), Andrew, of Leith, shipmaster. 1063
Poynings (Ponynges), Sir Michael de [=d 1314], 140.
lord Poynings see Percy. Henry [l421-6l]
Preit [ = Pratt], Laurence. Fleming. 872
'Prenderland' [?Prenderguest, nr. Ayton, Berwks], 5053
Preston (Preston juxta Jarewe), [Tynemouth, Durh], 298
Preston, John, of Yorkshire, 863
Preston Deanery (Preston), [Northants], payment made at,
472(n)
Prince Edward see Edward 'of Caernarvon'; Edward II
Prince John see John 'of Lancaster'
Prophet (Prophete), John, (C)904, 906, keeper of privy
seal, 949
Pnjdhoe [Northumb], castle, 754
Prussia (Prucie), [lormerly state of Teutonic order), ship
of, 899
Cf. Germany
Pumfrait, Pumfrey, Pumphrey see Pontefract
'Purdesa' [pPardoux la Riviere, dep. Dordogne, France!,
640
Putfra, Nicholas, shipmaster of Hull, 652
Pykering see Pickering
Pyle, Philip, merchant (Sc), 1046
Pynkeny see Pinkeny
Pyppard see Pipard
Pyry see Pirie
Queensferry (Passagium Regine), [w Loth], ferry. 562(b)
Quenchy see Quincy
Quhittingame see Whittingehame
Quincy (Councys, Quenchy), Seguicia de, 512(c)
Thomas de, 142
Quirk (Quyrke), John, mariner, 1104
Raa see Rae
Radcliffe (Radeclive), John de, his heirs and cousins, 767
Cf. 'Radyclive'
Radford, Nicholas, 1083
'Radyclive' [ 'Rockcliffe, Cumb], 472(d)
Rae (Raa), Simon le, forester, payment to, 266
Ralph (Rauf). Roger son of alias Roger le fiiz, 317
William son of alias William fitz, 577
Rameseye see Ramsay
Ramomie (Remorgeny), Sir John, 870
Ramsay (Rameseye), Alexander de, 809
Thomas de, 305
Cf. Romsey
Randolph (Randol, Randolf, Randoulf, Ranulph), John,
earl of Moray, 795. conservator of truce, 798
Thomas, earl of Moray [l312-32], 655, envoy, to England.
657-8, 683, 689, to papacy, 687. ?invades England. 606
Rauf see Ralph
Ravensdale. Robert de, esquire, 492(xii)
Ravenser or Ravenspur (Revenes). [ obs , Yorks], port, 674
620
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Ravenser (Raveneser), Thomas de, burgess of Berwick, 504
Raymond VI, count of Toulouse, crusade against, 734
Raymond (Reymon), William, of Gensac, constable of
Blaye, 236
Reading (Redinge, Redyng, Redynges), Iserksl, abbey,
abbot and convent of, 151, 177, 445, p.51,- proctors
of, 131
bond dated at, 825
Reading (Redinge, Redynges), Nicholas de, clerk, 214
Roland (Rouland) de, servant, 436
Redesdale (Redysdale, Riddesdale, Ridesdale),
[Northumb], franchise: bailiff of, 816, lieutenant (named)
of, 1079
Holystone in, q. v.
Redinge see Reading
Redipintel, Redypintel, Roger, messenger (Sc), 472(u),
521(d)
Redman or Redmayne, Matthew, victualler, 802
Sir Matthew de, constable of Dumfries, q.v., 376
Richard, bishop of St Asaphs, commissioner to Scotland,
1106
Redynges see Reading
Redypintel see Redipintel
Rees, David ap, 471(e)
William, (C)904
Regat see Reigate
Regenald see Reynolds
Reginald I, king of Man, bastard of Godred II, 9
Reginald, Walter see Reynolds
Reigate (Regat), John de, writ to, 28
Reignaud see Reynolds
Remorgeny see Ramornie
Renfrew (Reynfru), [Renf], 552. ferry at, 719, prebend of,
653
Rereis see Rires
Restalrig (Lastalleryk, la Stalrek), [in Edinburgh, Midlothl,
barony, 130
church, Adam, parson of, 162
Restalrig, John de, and Simon his son, 130
Reu see Rew; Reuel see Rule
Revenes see Ravenser
Revill see Rule; cf. Rew
Rew or Drew (Reu, Rue), William de [-^alias William Druel],
clerk, 490, 515(c), '472(0
Cf. Rule
Reymon see Raymond
Reynolds (Regenald, Reginald, Reignaud), Walter alias
Walter de, 402, 471(g)
archbishop of Canterbury, 600. 617. 702; letters to, 709,
'634
bishop of Worcester, 'chancellor' or 'chancellor's
lieutenant', pp.81-3, letters and requests to, 571.
578, 581, (n) 562(a), requests to, for protections, 544,
553, 570, 580, 585
bishop-elect of Worcester, treasurer, 519
treasurer, 515(a), 521(d)
treasurer of Edward of Caernarvon, q. v., 471(e), 472(t),
492(xvi), accounts by, 471(d), 472(m)
Richard II, king, 868, 874-5, grants by, 902. 913,
marriage of, 853; relations of, with Scotland, 853, 857,
862, 867-8, 894, 913
See also Subject Index under Councils, Wardrobes and
Households
Richard, Robert son of, of Northampton, or Robert, son of
Richard de Northampton, 13
Richmond, Surrey, palace see Sheen
Richmond (Richemond), [Vorks], 216
Richmond (Richem, Richemound, Richemund,
Richemundesira), honour, 'Andereshou' in, 3
earls of see Brittany
Richmond (Richemond), Thomas de, 330
Riddel (Ridel), William, keeper of Barnard castle, 724(ii)
Riggeton see Rigton
Rignac (Riniacho), Martin de, prior of Wangford, 525
Rigton (Riggeton), Gilbert de, valet, 588
Rillington, Thomas, monk of Durham, 521(b)
Riniacho see Rignac
Rions (Ryuncio), Raymond de, 324
Ripariis, de see Rivers
Ripon (Rypone), [Vorks], letters dated at, 779, 807
Ripon, Auger de, 63-4
Ripple (Rippele), John de, clerk, 442, 475
Rires (Rereis), [in Kilconquhar, Fife], 128
Rither, Rithre see Ryther
Rivers (Ripariis, Rivere, Ryvere), Laurence de alias
Sir Laurence de la, 305, 345, 485, 503, prisoner, 472(t)
Roache see Roche
Robert I, king of Scotland, alias Bruce, Robert de; earl of
Carrick, 146, 174, 401, guardian of Scotland, 220, 270
king, 471(e), 590, 606, 684, 686, 703, 716, 721;
coronation [sic] of, 492(xvii), 727; excommunicated,
472(u), 492(xvii); forfeits English landholders, 717-18,
750; letters of, 632, (n) 601, 662. 683; murders John
Comyn q.v., rebels and is forfeited, 416, 460, 492(xvii),
500, 727; title of, not recognised, 472(p), 526, 650,
692, seal of, 632, 662
brothers of see Bruce, Alexander, Edward, Neil, Thomas;
sister of see Bruce, Mary; wife of see Bruce, Elizabeth
See also Subject Index under Treaties and Truces, Anglo/
Scottish (1307-27); Wars, Anglo/Scottish (1306-27)
Robert II, king of Scotland, 846, 848, marriage of daughter
of, 853
Robert III, king of Scotland, 871, 876, 930; alias John,
earl of Carrick, 856, envoys (Eng) sent to, 877, 894;
homage of, demanded, 902, 905, oaths by, to observe
truces, 867, 921; safeconduct (n) by, 913
sons (named) of, 913, 938; see also James I
Robert III, count of Dreux, and his sister, 6
Roberti, Sir John, French envoy, 583
Robertson (Roberdesson), John, seaman (Eng), 1050-1
Roche, Roache or Rock, Sir Thomas de la, 253
Rochelle, La (Rochell), [dep. Charante-lnferieure, France],
ship (named) of, 1080
Rochester (Ross), [Kent], bishops of see Alcock, Low,
Wouldham
Rock(e) see Roche
Rockcliffe, Cumb, .see 'Radyclive'
Rockingham (Rokyngham), [Northants], letter dated at, 348
Rodburn or Rodbourne, Thomas, bishop of St Davids,
(01038
Roddam (Rodoum), John de, 317
Roeskilde or Roskilde (Roskilden), [co Copenhagen,
Denmark], cathedral, canon (named) of, 1096
Roger see Fitz Roger
Rokeby (Rokby), David, (Sc), 1034
Sir Thomas de, 752, 795, 801, constable of Stirling, 767.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Rokeby (contd)
Sir Thomas de, (contd)
cousin (named) of, 795
Rokesborgh, Rokesburgh see Roxburgh
Rokyngham see Rockingham
Rolleston, Robert, [keeper of the great wardrobe], (C)1054
'Romans, king of [Holy Roman Emperor], see Albert I;
cf. Maximilian 'of Austria'
Rome (Rom, Roma), [Rome, Italy], church and court of see
Subject Index under Papacy
churches of St Maria Maggiore (Sanctam Mariam majorem)
and St Peter's, Lateran in, documents dated at, 1-2, 61,
183, 193
mission to [recfe Anagni], 259
Romsey, Adam, 883; cl. Ramsey
Rook, John, of Carlisle, 924
Roos, Ros or Rose (Rous, Rus), Anne, widow of Sir Robert.
1066
Henry, son of Sir Robert, 1066
Richard le, of Barton, ship's constable, 341
Robert de, of Wark [d 1296], 162
Sir Robert, chamberlain and custumer of Berwick, Anne,
his widow, and Henry, his son, 1066
Sir Thomas le, 548
Sir Thomas de, of Kendal, keeper of Lochmaben, 824
William [of Helmsley, d 1359], 646
William [of Helmsley, d 1414], treasurer, (C)922
C(. Ross
Rose (la Rose), [Cumb], castle, 606
Roskilde see Roeskilde
Roslin (Rosselin), [Midloth], battle, 472(s)
Ross (Roos, Rooss, Ros), [now Ross and Cromarty],
county, sheriff of, 521(e)
Ross, Eupheme, countess of Ross, 211, 365, lord [husband]
of see William; son of see Hugh
Geoffrey (Galfrid) de, clerk, 512(c)
Sir Godfrey de, 823, 835
Hugh, alias Hugh de, esquire of household, 471(b),
472(z), son of Eupheme and William, 211, 492(xvi),
521(c)
Sir James de, 562(c)
John de, 53
John de, chaplain, 472(p)
Walter, son of William, scholar at Cambridge, 472(q)
William, earl of Ross [1274-1323], 211, 365, 472(n,q),
barony and castle (named) of, 366, 492(xvi), messengers
and valets (named) of, 472(n,w,y), 521(c)
sons of see Hugh, Walter; wife of see Eupheme
Ci. Roos
Rossel see Russel
Rosyth (Rossithe), Robert de, (W)27
Rotereseye see Rothesay
'Rothenann' [unidentitied, ^Dumfs], letter dated at, 436
Rotherham, Thomas, chancellor, 1104
Rotheric, Rotherik see McCrorie, Roderick
Rothesay (Rosey, Rotereseye), duke of see Stewart, David
Rothesay, William de, valet, 472(r)
Roule see Rule
Rous see Roos
Roxburgh (Rokesborgh, Rokesburg, Rokesburgh,
Roukesbourgh), [Roxbs], 135-6, 324. 471(d), 472(h.j),
552. 719
Roxburgh (contd)
attacked, 809. 1047
castle, 100, 135-6. 182, 228. 492(xiv-xvii), 586, 614(a),
736, 854, 858, 889, 906, 909, 953, 1001, 1009, 1077,
clerks of works (named) at, 1041, 1047, 1089;
constables of [and co. sheriffs], 162, 492(xvii), 846,
889, 1081, (named) 575(b), 600, 736, 743, 767, 906,
914, 940, 953, 1011. 1057. 1071, 1077, and see Hastang,
Robert, Mauley, Robert, constables' lieutenants (named)
of. 475, 512(a). 1057. 1079; garrison of, 305, 427, 566(b),
575(b), 738, 809. 953(i). 1071. 1077, (detailed) 233, 272,
345, 373, 492(xii), 514, 575(c), towers (etc., named) in,
953(ii)
documents dated at, 75, 252, 300, 304, 525. 668. 733. 818
hospital of St Mary Magdalene at, 653
payments and prests at. 266. 273. 472(s). 512(a)
Roxburgh, county. 657(IIf); escheats and manors in, 510,
sheriffs of, 162, 846, and see Roxburgh castle,
constables of; sub-escheator and sub-sheriff (named)
of, 510. 512(a)
Roxburgh, William de, archer, 575(c)
William de, burgess and proctor of Berwick, 592
Roxburgh, Old (veuz Rokesburgh), [Roxbs], prebend, 452
^Ruddons Point (Rendon), [in Earlsferry, Fife],
inquisition dated at, 27
Rue, William, see Rew, Dreul
Rugham, Richard de, seaman of Lynn, 651
Rule, Reuel or Revill (Roule), Adam de, prisoner (Sc),
662-3
Hutcheon (Heuchun, Huchun) de, valet, 684
Thomas (Sc), 1000; (^same), chaplain, 992
Ct. Rew
Rumpyll, de see Dalrymple
Rus see Roos, cf. Ross
Russel (Rossel), Patrick, 472(n)
Robert, 151
Rutherglen (Rotherglen, Rutheglen), [Lanarks], 655,
parliament (Sc) at, 220, prebend of. 653
Ruthven. William of. hostage, and his servants (named),
991
Rutland (counte of Rotel). county; lordships and manors
in, 1094; sheriffs of, 615
Rutland, earl of see Edward 'of York'
Rye (Ry), [Sussex], 963, see ;Wso Cinque Ports
Rye, Henry de, castellan of Elgin, 108, C-'anolht^r), envoy,
Ryehill (RyhiU), Beatrice de, her husband, tenants and
son, 715
Ryketholm, William, 512(c)
Rypone see Ripon
Ryther or Rithcr (Kithrc, Rythrc), William de, 305, valets
of, 503
Ryuncio see Rions
Ryvere see Rivers
Sadbcrgc (Sadbcrg), [OurhJ, district, sheriff of,
Durham, 814
Sagher, John le, Flemish pirate, 584
St Albans (Sancio Alhano), [Herts], 471(f), 586,
dated at, 587
St Amand (Sancto Amando), Amand de, 471(f)
622
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
St Amand (contd)
John de, 59
St Andrews (Seint Andreu), bishopric, 446, 456
bishops of, see Fraser, William; Kennedy, James,
Lamberton, William, Landale, William
St Andrews (Sanct Andr, S' Andreu), 472(j); priory, 472(k);
ship ta Marie of, 1083; writs dated at, 352-60
Chapman and Smith of, 472(k)
St Asaphs, bishop of see Redman, Richard
St Audoen see St Owen
St Botolphs, St Botulf, St Botulph see Boston
St Clar, St Clare, Santo Claro see Sinclair
St Davids (St Davys), bishops of see Gilbert, John,
Rodbum, Thomas
St Edmunds, Alan de, bishop of Caithness, chancellor of
Scotland, 100; associate {named) of, 99
St Ford (Sandford, Sanford, Saunford), [nr. Earlsferry,Fife],
27, writs dated at, 350, 363; c[. Sandford
St Helens (Seynt Eleyne in Lylle de Wyght), men of, 533
St Ives [Hunts], fair court at, 219
Peter, merchant of, ib
St James', Compostela see Santiago de Compostela
St John, town of see Perth
St John {Sancto Johanne, Seint Johan), Aymer de, 490
Sir Hugh de, 243(i)
John alias John de, of Lagham [d 1316], 151, 438, ?490
John de, alias Sir John de, [of Basing, d 1302], 91, 216.
218, company or retinue of, 243(i), 253, 288, 299, 301,
310, dead, 292, 296. 301, warden in Galloway, 292,
296, '281, son of see John de [d 1329]
John de, alias Sir John de, [of Basing, d 1329], 472(u,y),
499, 515(c), 649, '490, banneret, company or retinue of,
305, 320, 325. 378, 420, 514, ?299, 310; keeper of
Galloway, 305, 345, 512(b), payments and prests to,
345, 424, 434, 492(xvi), 512(b), 527, 614(b), son of
John [d 1302], 292, 296
Sir Roger de, marshal of army in Galloway, 490
St John's Hospital at Jerusalem (Sand, Johannis Jerhu),
order of (Hospitallers), 8, 581, 1002. [Robert Botell],
prior of, in England, (S)1088
St John's town see Perth
St Katherine's outwith Lincoln, prior and convent of, 338
St Leonard's, York, almshouse, 947
St Lucia, cardinal of see Napoleonis, Francis
St Maria Maggiore {Sanctam Mariam majorem), Rome. 61
St Maria Nova, cardinal of see Goth, Raymond de
St Martin-le-Grand {Sanctum Marlmum Magnum Lond),
writ dated at, 35
St Mary of the Lowes (ecclesie Beate Mane in foresta de
Etnk), [nr Yarrow, Selkirks], parson (named) of, 451
St Mary Overie (Seint Marie Overhey), [now Southwark
cathedral, London], priory, safeconduct granted at, 1036
St Mary's Hospital at Jerusalem, order of (Teutonic
knights), 899
St Ninian's (Seint Ronyan), [alias Candida Casa. Wigs],
cathedral, see under Whithorn
St Omer (Sancto Omer), [dep. Pas-de-Calais, France], 35.
merchant of, 562(e)
St Oswald's. Gloucester, prior of, 534
St Owen (St Audoen), Henry de, prest to, 614(b)
St Paul (Seynt Poul), John de, 776, cf. St Pol
St Peter's, Lateran, Rome, documents dated at, 1-2, 183.
193
St Pol-sur-Temoise. [dep. Pas-de-Calais, France], Mary,
countess of, 145, brother of see Chatillon, Hugh de
St Pol, Mary of, countess of Pembroke, 702; c(. St Paul
St Radigund's (Seinte Radegunde), [Kent], abbey, writs
dated at, 295-9
St Sabina, cardinal priest (named) of, 446
Saint-Sardos [dep. Lot-et-Garonne, France], 'war of,
692-9
St Severin (Severyngs), [dioc. Bordeaux], [Peter Taster],
dean of, (S)1088
Saintes (Seintes), [dep. Charente-Inferieure, France],
letter dated at, 697
Salisbury, diocese, 87, bishops of see Ayscough, William
Salisbury (Sar), [Wilts], treaty of, 74, 83
Salisbury, earls of see Montague, William, Nevill, Richard
Salmon, John, bishop of Norwich, 634; chancellor, 679
Salop, county see Shropshire
Salt Cotes (Salcotes, Saltcotes), [in E Waver, Cumb],
supply point, 472(f)
Salvein (Salvayn), John, of Harswell, and Sir Gerard his
son, 850
Sameter see Sumpter
San, Sancta see under St
Sandal or Sandale (Sendale), John, p. 82. bishop of
Winchester. 637, 649; bishop-elect, 623
chamberlain of Scotland, 413-15, 427, 472(u-r);account-
book of, 492; clerks (named) of, 442, 475, 479. 493;
deliveries and payments by, 407, 442, 471(e), 472(a),
475, 492 (several), 510, 512(a); deliveries and
payments to, 466-7, 471(b,c), 472(f,z), 478, 492
(several), 498, 512(a,b), 521(0; lieutenant (named) of,
419; sub-collector of Scottish tenth, 492(ii); servant
of see Richard
chancellor. 600, 618, 649; certificates, letters and
requests to, 592. 603, 605, 610, 619. 621, 623, 637,
'628; clerk (named) of. 614(b)
treasurer, [acting], 574
Richard de, servant of John, 472(n)
Robert and Thomas de. constables of Berwick and
Panmure. 492(xii)
Sandford (Saunford). Northumb ['recfe Westm], 715;
cf. St Ford
Sandford (Sawnford), Andrew de, 472(g)
John de, escheator, 44
Thomas de, letters by, 606, p.93
Sandilands (Sandylond), James of, hostage (Sc), and his
servants, 991
Sandwich (Sandwiz, Sandwyco. Sandwyz), [Kent], 386,
472(g), 963, 1083, 'bailiff (named) of, 960. barons of,
506; burgess (named) of, 508; letter dated at, 643;
ship la cogge Nostre Dame of, 665, Bard, Packer,
Penny of, q.v.
See also Cinque Ports
Sandwich (Sandwice, Sandivico), Godard de, merchant, 191
Ralph de, 247; constable of Tower of London, 472(a)
Sandylond see Sandilands
Sanquhar (Senswhere, Shenewhar), [Oumfs], 485, 497,
521(a,c)
Sant, Santa see under St
Santbretona see Somerton
Santiago de Compostela (Santo Jacobo), Iprov. Corunna,
Spain], cathedral of St James in, 19
Sapey (Sapi), Robin de, esquire, 570
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Sapiti, Mr Andrew Lproctor at curial, 525
Sardinia, William of, official of Canterbury, 274, ^208
Sarkeld, Old (vieltz Sarkelde), [Cumb], 776; Hoton of, q.v.
Saunford see Sandford; cf. St Ford
Savage (Sauvage), James, 'seneschal of Ulster', 1091
Roger. 566(d)
Savoy or Savoie [now dep. , France], count of see Edward,
count of Savoy
Sawtry, [Hunts], abbey, p.51
Say, Henry de, 475
John, (S)1088
'Saymingside', [^Sunnyside, nr. Coldstream, Berwks], 657
Scacerie, Morris de, 290
Scales, Sir Robert de, [d UOs], banneret, 253, 268, 305
Scarborough (Scarburgh, Schardenburch), IVorks], 679;
balinger and shipmaster (.named) of, 891
Scarle, John, (C)893, chancellor, 882, 'keeper of great
seal', 871
Scheldt, Wester, Netherlands see Wielingen
Schoriswood, George, bishop of Brechin, 1084
Schoulard, Ranulph, 54
Scone (Skone), [Perths], 387, 492Cxvii)
abbey, 432, 470; abbot Henry of, 472(b,c,e, f), 492(xiv)
'Stone of, the, 215
warrant dated at, 79
Scot see Scott
Scotevill see Scotville
Scotland (Ecosse, Escoce, la terre descoce, Skoteland,
e(c.,) kingdom, 2, 22, 32, 82-3, 87-8, 91. 110, 112, 116,
193, 207-8, 280, 681. 722. 727, 729, 791. 818
chamberlains of. 51. 99-100. 105. 115. 846, and see
Balliol. Alexander [of Cavers]; chamberlains and
chancellors (Eng) of, [or Berwick]. 527. 889. 892, 897,
908-9, =413. (named) 767, 796, 841, 878, 890-1, 916,
1009, 1055, 1066, and see Cotesbach, Eustace.
Sandal. John; Weston, John, chancellors below
chancellors of. 8, 79. 83. 99-100. 114-15. (Eng), 583.
767, 796. 892, see also Bevercotes, William and
chamberlains above
competition for crown of, see Subject Index under
Great Cause
earls of [ = of Buchan or Wigtown], 962. see also
individual lilies
government of. 469, 522; difficult because of
disturbance. 175, 212, 448, 470, 472(c). 475, 492(xvii),
585, government revenues, 175. 301, 510. 512(a)
isles of see Hebrides
kings of, 7, 29, 38. 41. 83, 96, 113, 126, 183, 412, 472(p),
526, 650. 692, 867, 884. 1012. See also
Alexander I; Alexander II; Alexander III. Balliol,
Edward and John, David II, James I, James II, James IV,
Robert I, Robert II, Robert III, William I
marches or borders of see Marches
princes of see Alexander; James I
queens of see Beaufort, Joan; Drummond, Margaret,
Joan 'of England', Margaret, St, Margaret [d 1275],
Margaret 'of Norway', Mary 'of Guelders'; Tudor,
Margaret
stewards of see Alexander; James, steward of Scotland
See also Subject Index under all main headings, and
Alliances; Castles, Garrisons, Great Roll, Guardians;
Heirs and Wards. Hostages; Negotiations. Nobles and
Scotland
<conld)
Magnates; overlordship under Rights; Pardons.
Parliaments. Peace. Petitions, Prisoners; Seals and
Sealing, Submissions and Surrenders
Scotland, North ('beyond Forth', 'entre les Montz et la
Mier Descoce', 'N of Forth'), 492(x.xiii). 517-19. 744
administrative area: escheators and sheriffs of. 492(xii,
xvii), keepers or wardens of, 358. 361, 379. 515(b).
562(e). 575(c)
Scotland, South {parte australi maris Scocie, 'South of
Forth', 'this side Forth'), administrative area, 78.
492(xvii). escheators of, 496, 510; lieutenants or
wardens of, 345, 409, and see Valence, Aymer
See also Edinburgh, county. Lothian, Lothian, East and
West
Scots, passim. See Subject Index under all main headings
and Garrisons. Guardians. Heirs and Wards, Hostages,
Nobles and Magnates, Pardons, Petitions; Prisoners,
Submissions and Surrenders
Scott or Scot. Mr Matthew, chancellor of Scotland, 8
Michael, citizen of Calais, 936
Robert and William, messengers. 521(e)
Scotville or Scotevill. Sir Nicholas de. 305. prest to, 512(d)
Scrooby (Scroby), [Notts], warrant dated at. 622
Scrope (Lescrop, Scrop). Sir Geoffrey le. envoy. 716
Henry le. lord Scrope of Bolton [ 1420-59], 1070. 1086
John le. lord Scrope [of Masham. 1426-55], 1008, (C)981,
986-7. 989. 1028. 1030-1. (CS) 992-3, 1004-5
Richard alias Sir Richard le, [of Bolton], keeper of
Carlisle, 880, ^906
Sir Stephen le, [of Bentley>], keeper of Roxburgh, 906.
914
Seball see Sibbald
Seggie (Segin). [nr. Leuchars, Fife], 8
Segrave. Gilbert, bishop of London. 621
John de, ahas Sir John de, 151. 159. 291. 293. 311-13.
512(a). 550; banneret. 383. 677. keeper of Berwick.
305, 359, 377. 383; keeper of Scotland. 345. 393. 407,
409. 562(b), 566(b-c); lieutenant of earl marshal, 230
Nicholas de, 151. 405, lieutenant of constable of
England, 222, 240
Seint see St; Seint Botulph see Boston, Seint Johan. town
of see Perth; Seint Ronyan see under Whithorn
Seintes see Saintes
Selande see Zeeland
Selby. Walter de. constable of Bothwell, 767
Selkirk (Celkirke). [Selks], 552; castle or peel. 283. 305.
345, constable of castle, 304, 492(xii,xvii)
Selkirk (Celkirke. Etrik. Ettrik), [now Ettrick, Selks].
forest, alias 'The Forest', 234. 257. 305. 319. 809.
5053, church of St Mary [of the Lowes] in. 451,
foresters and keepers (named) of, 201, 234, 256, 266,
272, park in, 455
Sendale, Sendeil see Sandal
Senwick (Sanvayk), [Kirkcuds], p.59
Servat. William, citizen of London, 328
Sether, Adam de, balister, 572
Seton. Alexander de, lord Gordon, 1039
Sir Alexander, [prisoner], 471(f)
Christopher. 472(d.p.u)
John and Humphrey, brothers of Christopher, 472(u)
Sir John de {another), (W)14
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
;=SeueIdedy, Robert, 472(s)
Sewall (Sewale), Richard, of London, [merchant], 864
Seynt see St; Seynt Eleyne see St Helens, Seynt Foul see
St Paul, cf. St Pol; Seynt Ronyan see under Whithorn
Shaftesbury (Shafton), [Oors], abbey, 614(a)
Sheen [now Richmond, Surreyl, palace, documents dated
at, 1045, 1063
Sheffield (Shefeld, Sheffeld), John de, chancery clerk, 508,
536
John de, sheriff of Northumberland, 429, payments to,
466, 472(e)
Sheld see Shields
Shenewhar see Sanquhar
Shepeye see Sheppey
Shepherd, Thomas, fisherman of Winchelsea, 1063
Sheppey (Shepeye), Mr John, dean of Lincoln, 874
Sherborne [Oors], writ dated at, 170
Sherwood (Shirwode), forest: keeper (named) and slingers
of, 324
Shields (Sheld, Sheles), [Worthumb or Durh], 584, 1050
^Shire or Asher (Atteschire), Geoffrey, 247
Shoreham (Shorham, Shureham), [Sussex); commonality of,
557; ships of, 492(xi), 557
Shome, John de, 140
Shrewsbury, earl of see Talbot, John
Shropshire iSalop): collectors of wool in, 794. sheriffs of,
and Stafford, 203, 395, 472(c,l), 615; troops arrayed in,
202, 614(b), 615
Sibbard (Seball, Sebell), Sir John, safeconducts for, 961,
963
Siena [prov. Siena, Italy], Bonichi of, 335. 338
Simeon, Wilecok, 158
Simon, Nicholas fitz, and Sir Walter, brothers, 166
See also Fraser, Sir Simon
Simonburn [Northumb], church, 664
Simonszoon (Syraonis), Mark, burgomaster, 1099
Sinclair (St Clair, St Clar), Henry alias Sir Henry de,
521(e); prests to, 492(xvi), 512(c), 527; valet (named)
of, 492(xvi)
Henry, [c. 1375- 1400], earl of Orkney, prisoner, 938
Reginald de, esquire, 492(xvi)
William alias William de, valet, 472(b), 5492(xvii)
Sinterle see Blakeney
Siward (Suard, Syward), Elizabeth, widow of Richard jun,
472(b)
Richard a/ias Sir Richard, 111. 170, I'll. 243(iii), 325.
banneret, 521(a); keeper and sheriff of Dumfries, 492(xii),
566(b), 472(n), 499, 515(c), prisoner, 472(p), valet
(named) of, 472(r), son of see William
Richard, alias Sir Richard, jun (^same), prisoner at
Bristol, 229
widow of see Elizabeth
William, son of Richard, prisoner, 472(p)
Sizergh [Hall], (Syncherd in Kendal), [Westm], 691
Skelton, John, esquire, 877
Skene, Patrick, esquire, prisoner, 4q2(xiv)
Skinburness (Skineboroness, Skymburnes, Skynburness(e)),
ICumb], port, 206, 472(b,f,I), 529, 577
Skipton (Skypton), [Vorks], [castle], 472(j)
Skipton (Skypton), John, clerk of works, 1006, 1009,
executor (named) of, 1041
Skirbeck (Skirbek), [Lines], wapentake, 539
Skirlaw or Skirlaugh, Walter, bishop of Durham, (C)892-3,
898, ambassador, 860-1
Skrantone, James and John de, brothers, 53
Skymburnes, Skynbumess(e) see Skinburness
Skypton see Skipton
Slengesby see Slingsby
Slindon (Slyndon), [pSussex], letter dated at, 709
Slingsby (Slengesby), Richard de, burgess of Malton, 584
Sluys or Sluis (Lescluse), [prov. Zeeland, Netherlands],
burgess (named) of, 660
Slyndon see Slindon
Smith (Ferrour), Thomas le, of St Andrews, 472{k)
Smithfield, London, 875
Snowdon (Snawdon) herald, 1065, 1074
Sodor and Man, Mark, bishop of, 162
Sodreys the, and Man (The Isles), kings of see Godred II;
Olaf II, Reginald I; queen of see Marie, cf. Man, islanc
Solway Firth (Solewath), estuary: Kirklinton near, 281
Somers, ('Somerset or Summers), (Somer), Laurence,
messenger, 472(n)
Somerset (Somers, Sumers), county: sheriff of, and Dorset,
206, 380, 614(a), towns of, 326
Minehead in; Beauchamp, Sir John of, q.v.
Somerset, earl of see Beaufort, John
Somerset, Charles, tenant (named) of, 1114
Mr John, (C)1044
^or Somers, Laurence, messenger, 1044
Somerton (Sanlbretona, ^recte Somertona), Geoffrey de,
shipmaster, 618
Souche see Zouche
Soules (Soulys), Sir John de, 69, 257-8
William de, baron of Urquhart, 366
Southampton or Hampshire (Hamptesirr, Suthampt,
Suthampton), county, 151, 292; ships of, 649
Southampton [Hants]: bailiffs and mayor of, 963; passage
at see Southampton Water; writ dated at, 954
Southampton Water, channel, keepers of, 963
Southdean (Suthdon), [Roxbs], church, 653
Southtown, Suff see Yarmouth, Little
Southwark, London, cathedral see St Mary Overie
Spain, 956
[or Castile], kings of see Alphonso XI. John 'of Gaunt'
sailor (named) of, 1003
Spalding (Spaldyng), Peter de, esquire, 472(s), 562(d)
Speciarius see Spicer
Speeton (Speton), William de, 596
Speneye see Spinney
Spenser or Spersore, Morris (Morice), fisherman, 1003
William de, chamberlain, 431
C(. Despenser
Spicer (Especer, Speciarius), John le, of Godmanchester,
merchant, 219
Michael, 118
Spigumel, Sir Henry, 405
Spilman, Robert, 492(iv)
Spinney (Speneye), Robert de, 677
Spring or Sprong, Gerard, esquire, 946
John, 305
Stafford, county: sheriff of, see Shropshire
Stafford, Edmund, chancellor, (C), 893, 904. 906; keeper
of privy seal, 863
Humphrey [l402-60], earl of Stafford, (S)1005, 1025
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
625
Stafford, (contd)
John, archbishop of Canterbury, (C)1053, 1064-5;
bishop of Bath, (C)992-3, 1004-5, 1039, (8)1018-19,
1022-5; chancellor, 1050-2, (C) 1026, 1028, 1030-2,
1034-6, 1038-40, 1045, 1047, 1049-50, 1054, 1056,
treasurer, (C) 966-7, 971-3, 977-9, 981, 986-7, 989
John, earl of Wiltshire [ 1470-73], (C)1095
Ralph de, lord Stafford, 778, 808
Staines [Midd], letter dated at, 711
Stamford (Estaumford, Estaunford), [Yorks], documents
dated at, 216, 218, 768-9, 774
Stanbury, John, bishop of Bangor, (C)1073
Stanepeth see Stoneypath
Stanford (Staunford), Sir William de, prisoner (Sc), 472(e)
Stanley, Thomas, lord Stanley [l459-85], (C)1095
Stanton (Staunton), Nicholas de, 492(xvii)
Robert de, 471(a)
Stanton Harcourt (Staunton Harecourt), [Oxon], letter
dated at, 762
Stapeldon (Stapledon), Walter de, [treasurer!, letter to (n),
682, [calendar of, p.8
Star Chamber see under Westminster, palace
Staunford see Stanford
Staunton see Stanton
Staward (Staworth), [NorthumbJ, manor, 31
Stenstoun see Stevenson
Stepney (Stebbenheth), [London], 243, letter dated at, 581
Stevenston (Stenstoun), [Ayrs], lands of, 523
Stewart or Stuart (Stiwarde), David, duke of Rothesay, 898,
913
John, 931
John, earl of Carrick, commissioner of truce, 856; see
also Robert III, king of Scotland
Murdoch, 'earl' [recfe master] of Fife [and Menteith],
prisoner, 943, 945, son of Robert, 952
Robert, earl of Fife, [and Menteith], 849, duke of Albany,
942, 954, Murdoch, son of, 952
Cf. James I, James II, James IV, James, steward of
Scotland
Stillington, Robert, bishop of Bath, chancellor, (C)1095
Stirkeland see Strickland
Stirling (Estrivelin, Strivelin, Strivelyn), [stirs], 191, 375,
471(g), 472(j), 480, 622
battles at see Bannockbum, Stirling Bridge
castle, 96, 191, 356-7, 370, 372, 472(a,g,j-k), 589, 759,
795; constables of, and county sheriffs (named), 106,
472(t,u), 492(xii,xiv-xvii), 515(b), 562(a), 767, garrison
of, 266, 363, 471(f), 492(xii)
documents dated at, 96, 369-71, 374, 376, 378
Greyfriars in, 492(xvii)
payment made at, 398
Stirling, county, 492(xvii), 5053; commoners of, 758,
sheriff of, 353, 521(e), and see Stirling castle,
constables of; sub-escheator {named) of, 510
Stirling, Carse of, q.v.
Stirling (Destrivelyn, Stryvelin, Stryvelyn), Alexander, son
of John, 162
Christian (Chnslinus) de, messenger, 472(z). 512(d)
John, 162, son of see Alexander
John de, alias Sir John, sheriff and constable of
Edinburgh, 742, 767; valet of, 806
Michael de, garcon, 562(e)
Stirling (contd)
Nicholas, 486
Stirling Bridge, battle, 480
Stiward see Stewart
Stobo (Stubehou), [Peebs], prebend, 653
Stoke or Stokes (Destokes, Stok), Alice de, 37
Ralph, clerk of great wardrobe, 462, 474, 486
William, merchant, 866
Stoke by Clare (Stok), [Suff], letter dated at, 40
Stoneypath (Stanepeth), [nr. Whittingehame, E Loth], 5053
Stonor [Oxon], letter dated at, 1090
Stonor or Stoner, Jane, and Thomas her husband, 1090
William, 1100
Stopham, William, son of William de, 300
Stourton, John, lord Stourton [l448-62], (C)1067
Stowford (Stoweford), William de, royal clerk, 564
Strabolgi, Strabulgy see Strathbogie
Stracathro (Stroukatherache), [Angus], instrument dated
at, 154, p.59
Strange (I'Estrange), John, 484
John, controller of the wardrobe, 938
Strangways (Strangewisse), Sir James, 1105
St[raterin?] see Strathearn
Stratford, John de, archbishop of Canterbury, 734, 770,
chancellor, letters and requests to, 753, 758-63
Mr Robert de, chancellor, requests to, 768-9
Strathalveth see Alvah
Strathannan (Strathanan), [Oumfs], document dated at,
492(vi)
Strathbogie (Strabolgi, Strabulgi), David or Sir David de,
alias 'of AthoU' (Dasceles), earl of AthoU [ 1306-26],
661, payments and prests to, 512(c), 575(a), 614(a)
David de, earl of Atholl [ 1326-35], Katherine, widow of,
832
John de, earl of Atholl, 472(p), warden of N Scotland,
379
Katherine, countess of Atholl, widow of David, 832
Strathearn (St[?raterin], Stratherne), [Perths], valley, 346,
492(xvii), commoners of, 758
Strathearn, Agnes, countess of Strathearn [wife of Malise],
168
Malise, earl of Strathearn, ['1257-1313], 168, 346, 471(f),
566(d); son of see Malise, wife of see Agnes
Malise de, son of Malise, 462, 566(a)
Maurice de, 512(c)
Peter de, sub-escheator, 510
Strickland (Stirkeland), Walter de, 691
William, bishop of Carlisle, 901
Striguil or Troggy (Striguill), [Monm], castle, 512(d)
Stryvelin, Stryvelyn see Stirling
Stuart see Stewart
Stubehou see Stobo
Suard see Siward
Suche see Zouche
Sudeley (Sudleye), John de, jun, and William de, 484
Suffolk (Suff, Suffolcie), county, 605; sheriffs of, see
under Norfolk, county
Suffolk, earl of see Pole, William de la
Sulby, [Northants], warrant dated at, 540
Sulley (SuUeys), Henry de [lord of Sully, butler of
France!, 683
William de, 472(p)
626
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Summers see Somers, Somerset
Sumpter (Sameter), William le, valet (Sc), 492(xvi)
Sunnyside, Berwks, see 'Saymingside'
Surgeon (Cirug/co). Mr Peter, phisician of Edward I (q. v. ),
472(d,g,k)
Cf. Physician
Surrey, earls of see Fitz Alan, Richard, Warenne, John
Surtees (Surteys), Sir Thomas, sheriff of Northumberland,
976
Sussex, county, 438, 613, sheriff of, 70, Bramber in, q.v.
Suthdon see Southdean
Suthelmham see Elmham, South
Sutherland (Suthirland) earls of. John see below
William [d 1306-71, 211
William [21333-71], 809, 834
Sutherland, John, earl of Sutherland [=1408-56], hostage,
1022
Sutton, Geoffrey, shipmaster, 891
Henry de, clerk, 321
Henry de, justice Canolher), 330
Sir Richard de, 315
Roger de, chancery clerk, 653
Sutton on Plym (Sutton by Plympmuth), [Oevon],
commonalty of, 565
Swanland (Swanlond), John de, clerk, 767
Swansea (Swaynesey), [Glamorgan], William Kyste of, 1114
Swell, John, esquire, 882
Swin or Swine (Swyn), Richard, messenger, 472(n), 521(e)
Swinburn (Swynbum, Swyneboume, Swyneburn(e)), Adam
alias Sir Adam de, 305, 471(e), 485, 608, letters by (n).
472(n,z), prest to, 512(c)
John de, 472(u), 556
William de, 31
Swine (Swyne super Humber), [Vorks], ship of, 492(xi)
Swine see Swin
Swinton (Suyngton, Swynton), Henry de, 162
John, esquire, 966
John {?same^, lord Swinton [ 1402-24], safeconducts for,
961, 963
Swyn(e), Swynbum, Swynebourne, Swyneburn, Swynton see
Swin, Swinburn, Swinton; Swyne super Humber. see
Swine
Syderstone (Sydeston), [Worf], 54
Sygun, John, valet, 485
Symonis see Simonszoon
Syward see Siward
Maur
t, 562(e)
Tailor (Taillor, T;
Robinet le, 305
Cf. Tyler
Tait (Tayit), Adam, servant, 991
Talbot (Talebot), Gilbert, justiciar of S Wales, 770
John, earl of Shrewsbury [ 1460-73], (C)1095
Sir Richard, 781, 808
Thomas, valet, 778
Tanfield (Tanfeld), [^Yorks], letter dated at, 1100
Tange, Mr Andrew de, notary of York diocese, 90, 155,
191, 472(a,d), 593; 'Great Rolls' ar\d 'Ragman Rolls
of, 96, 141, 154, 431, 472(d), 617, 673, 676
Tany, Sir John de, 605
Sir Luke de, 23
Tardetz, John de, 471(f)
Tarthelagh fitz Cynyn, 354
Tattershall (Tateshale), Sir Robert de, 240, 342
Tay, Loch (Logh Tey), [Perths], battle at ['Dairy],
492(xiii)
Tay (Teye), [Perths], river, 346
Tayit see Tait
Taylor see Tailor
Tees (Teys, These), [Cumb and Durh], river, 814
Newsham on, q.v.
Tegin, Thomas, balister, paid, 345
Temple Briar (a la Bruere), [Lines], writs dated at, 400
Tevedale see Teviotdale
Teviot (Tevyot, Tevyotte), [Roxbs], river, 953(ii)
Teviotdale (Tevedale), archdeacon (named) of, 472(e)
Tewkesbury [GIos], abbey, p.Sl
Teye see Tay, Tye
Thames (Tamis/e), [various cos.], river, 206, 602
Thirlwall (Thirlewal, Thirlewall), [NorthumbJ; letters
dated at, 446-7, 456, payment made at, 472(p)
Thirsk (Tresk), [Vorks], letter dated at, 647
Tholibothevill see Tullibody
'Thomas, St' see Thomas 'of Lancaster'
'Thomas, St, guild of in London, Brook of, q.v.
Thomas, lay-brother(') of Melrose, 521(c)
Thomas, lord Wake see Wake
Thomas, Sir John fiz, 184
Thomas 'of Brotherton', earl of Norfolk, brother of
Edward II (q.v.), 586
Thomas 'of Lancaster', earl of Lancaster, 457, 654,
'521(c), bailiff (named) of, 662-3, letters by and to,
678, (n)472(w), valets of, 472(o)
alias 'St Thomas', popularly canonised, 708
Thomas 'of Woodstock', duke of Gloucester, 862
Thoresby, John alias John de, archbishop of York,
chancellor, 813; writ to, 817
Thorinthwayt see Thomthwaite
Thornbury [gIos], church, 364
Thomhill (ThornhuU), [Dumfs], 497
Thornthwaite (Thorinthwayt), [Cumb], peel, 628
Thorp, Thorp near York see Bishopthorpe
Thorp, Henry de, clerk, 218
Robert de, 419; clerk of chamberlain of Scotland, 479,
492(xvi,xvii), 493
Sir Robert de, chancellor, 847
Mr Walter de, envoy, 526
Thorrok see Thurrock
Thrapston [Northants], writ dated at, 492(xvii)
Thunderley or Thundersley (Thunderle), [Essex], writ
dated at, 604
Thunderley, Reginald de, sheriff of London, 472(a)
Thurrock (Thorrok), [Essex], 578
Thweng (Twenge, Twynck), Marmaduke de alias Sir
Marmaduke du, 205, 211
Thynden, John de, clerk, victualler, 760
Tibbers (Tybres), [Oumfs], 497
castle, 521(b,c); garrison of, 439, 472(m), 515(c), 529,
(details), 477, 496
payments made at, 515(a), 521(a-b)
Tibetot see Tiptoft
Tiefi, [Cardigans], river, 951
Tieys see Tyeys
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Tilliol, Robert de, constable of Lochmaben, (q. v.), letter
by, 258
Tinwald (Tinewald, Tynewald, Tynwold), [Oumfs], 497,
payments made at, 515(b), 521(a,d)
Plummer of, q.v.
Tiptoft or Tybotot (Tibetot), John, earl of Worcester [ 1449-
70], deputy lieutenant in Ireland, 1091
John, lord Tiptoft [d 1443], (C), 966-7, 1004-5, 1028,
1030-1, 1038, (S) 1004, 1025
Paen de, alias Sir Pagan, 323, 562(d)
Tirrel or Tirril (Tyrel), Hugh, charter (n) to, 544
Tirvine, Argylls see 'Tyrewyn'
Tobbin, William, burgess of Bruges, 679
Tol, John, 1099
Tolibothevill, Tolibothvill, Tolibothwell see Tullibody
Tony, Sir Robert de, 253, 305, payment to, 272
Took, Tooke(y), (Touk, Touky), Henry, 305
Walter, 147
William, fisherman, 1003
Topcliff (Topclyffe), George, seaman, 1050-1
Torthorwald lOumfs], p. 26
Torthorwald or Torthorald, Sir David de, (W)14
Sir James de, prest to, 566(c)
Sir Thomas de, 514
Touk, Touky see Took
Toulouse [dep. Haute-Garonne, France], Raymond VI,
count of, 734
Tour see Tower
Tourbevill see Turberville
Toumai (Tournay). [prov. Hainaut, Belgium], 178
Tower (Tour), John de la, valet, 492(xvi)
Tower of London see under London
Towie Barclay, Aberdns see Barclay
Trafford, (unidentilied), ;'troops of (ceux de Trafford), 767
Traquair (Trequar), John de, 492(xvi)
Trefnant, John, bishop of Hereford, (C) 893
'Trenance, Corn, see 'Trennz'
Trenchfoil (Trenchefoill), William, payment to, 266
'Trennz' ['Trenance, Corn], Gilbert de Cowdray of, 311
Trent, river, areas N and South of see England, North;
England, South
Trent, William, valet (named) of, 464
Trequar see Traquair
Tresk see Thirsk
Troggy, Monm see Striguil
Tromwyn, John, 726
Trump (Trumpe), Patrick, 281
Trumpington (Trumpyngton), Sir Giles de, 315
Tudor, Margaret, queen of Scotland, 5053
Tullibody, Clacks or Tullibole, Kinro (Tholibothevill,
Tolibothevill, Tolibothvill, Tolibothwell), castle,
492(iii,viii,xii,xvii)
Tulloch, Thomas, bishop of Orkney, 1048
Turberville (Tourbevill), Thomas de, traitor, 727
Turvey, John, 1 110
Tutbury [staffs], 920, warrant made at, 918
Twale see Wale
Tweed (Twed), river, 562(a), 657, 1066, '-'3, ferry of, 625
Tweedmouth or South Berwick (Sutberewyke, Twedmouth),
lin Berwick, Northumb], 657; master (named) of
hospital in, 55, 86, 89. See also Berwick upon Tweed
Twenge see Thweng
Twyford, Robert, esquire, 949
Twynck see Thweng
Twynholm (Twynham), Walter de, 471(b)
(^same), clerk, envoy (Sc), 689
Tybotot see Tiptoft
Tye or Teye, Sir Walter de, 305
Tyeys (Tieys), Henry [d 130?], 151
Tyler (Tyllar), Sir William, lieutenant of Berwick castle,
1107
Ct. Tailor
Tynedale (Tindale, Tyndale, Tyndall) liberty, 12, 31, 84,
170, 306, 458-9, bailiffs of, 556, 816, (named) 1079
Bradley, Dala, Newbrough and Wark in, q.v.
Tynedale, Tyndale or Tyndall, John of, servant (Sc), 991
Tynemouth (Tinemouth, Tynemue), [Ourh], 298; letter
dated at, 380
Tyrel see Tirrel
'Tyrewyn' L?Irvine, Ayrs or Tirvine, Argyll], 53
Ufford, Mr Andrew de, proctor in France, 755
Robert de, justiciar of Ireland, writ to, 44
Cf. Offord
Ughtred (Houhtrys), Thomas [d 1365], 767; keeper of
Perth, 775, 792; prisoner, letter by, 684
Thomas [d 140l], keeper of Lochmaben, 839
Ugolino, Tiberio, bishop of Down Land Connor], 1116
Uguccione, Francis, archbishop of Bordeaux, letter to,
917
Ulster (Ulton), [n Ireland], province; 'seneschal' (named)
of. 1091
Carrickfergus, Lecale in, q.v.
Cf. Ireland
Ulster, earls of see Burgh, Richard de
Umfraville (Homfrenvyle, Humfraville, Humfreville,
Umframville, Umframvyll, Umfreville, Umfrevyle),
Elizabeth de, countess of Angus, payment to, 724(ii)
Gilbert de, earl of Angus [d 1307|, 146, (W)155; letters
to (n), 472(u)
Gilbert de, earl of Angus [d 138l], 781, 801, petition by,
754
Sir Ingram (Ingelram, Ingeram) de, 419, 499, 572,
constable of Caerlaverock, 566(b); guardian of
Scotland (1300), 220; keeper of Galloway (1307-8),
515(c); payment and prests to, 515(c), 527
Robert alias Sir Robert de, earl of Angus [l307-25], 617,
646; constable of Dundee, 562(d); envoy to Scotland,
586, keeping marches, payment to, 575(a), letters by,
642, (n) 583, letters to (n), 562(b), 583
Sir Robert [lord of Kyme, 1421-37], 930, 953-4;
chamberlain and custumer of Berwick, 1055, deputy
chamberlain (named) of, 1009, commissioner on E
march, 995-7, 1028
Thomas alias Thomas de, 305. 655
Uriel see Oriel, Drogheda towards, q.v.
Urquhart (Urghard), [inver], castle, keeper (named) of,
492(xvi)
Urquhart, [inver], barony, 366
Useflet see Ousefleet
'Usher see Huser
628
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
VuU- (Vul), Nicholas dc, 64
CI. Wule
Vulence {Valencia), Sir Aymer [Adomarus, Eimcr) ile.
158, 305, 346
captain or guardian of Scotland (1306-7), 402, 495,
512(c), 617. grant to, 455, messengers of, 472(n,o).
returns to England, 655. troops of, 420, 471(c,f).
472(p), (namvd) 51S(a)
earl of Pembroke 1 1307-241. 574, 600, envoy to
Scotland, 657-8, 668-'J, 672
letters by, 284, 334, 336, 380, 658, (n) 472(n,y),
492(xvi,xvii)
letters to (n). 472(u-z). 4<)2(xvii), 512(c-d), 521(e)
lieutenant of South Scotland, 333-4
lord of Montignac, 284. 334, 336
payments and prests to, 420, 471(c), 472(t), 4q2(ii,iii.v),
5I2(a,c), 515(a,c), 566(c). 614(b), 655
writs to, 430, 445, 450. 489. 574, 688
parents of see Joan; William
wives of -see Beatrice; Mory
Beatrice. Icounless of Pembroke), wife of Aymer. 158
Joan, mother of Aymer, wife of William. i6
Mary, countess of Pembroke, wife of Aymer, 702
William de, styled earl of Pembroke, 97. wife of see Joan
Valeys see Wallace
Valle. abbey see Fail
Vallibus. de see Vaus
Van, John, merchant of Ballurdi ol l.ucca. (q.v.). 382
Vtincza, Stephen, cardinal bishop of Palestrinii, letter
from. 17
Vaus or Vaux (Vtillibiis, Wallibus. Wass), John de.
messenger, 521(e)
John or Sir John de. of Dirleton or Scotland, letters to (n).
521(e). 562(b); prests to, 512(c). 527. 566(c)
Sir John de (?.iiiofher). 429
Sir William de. 240
Vekesley see Weekley. Barnwell of, ij.v.
Verdun, Theobald de, knight (nrtmec/) of, 340
Vere (Vofori), [prov. Zeeland. Netherlands], burgomaster
(riameJ) of. 1099
Vere (Ver). Sir Hugh de. dead, 609
Verney, Rlalphl, letter by. 1109
Vertus [now dep. Marne. Francel. count of see Orleans.
Philip
Vescy (Vesci). Willi.im Id l.Ull. prest to. 014(c). son of
William de (d 1297|, J-IJ
Veterepointe, Veteri Ponte see Viponl
Veton see Vere
Vienna, Robert de, 503
Vienne and Viennois (Vienne), [town and d/in diiuphine,
iioiv dep. Isere, Krancel. church ci>uncil .il. 581.
dauphin of, see Humbert 1
Vieuxpont see Viponl
Villiers (Vilariis. VilUir), John de, 471(f). 512(d)
Vipont (Vvlerfpointf. V'e/eri Ponlf. Vieuxpont), Sir
Nicholas de, 402
Rlobertl de, 3
Sir William de. of Scotland, _'3(,
Virneburg. llenrv d.-. .ir.hl.i^h..i. ..f r..l..,-ri.-, 7 U)
Waddel (Wcdale, Weddalle). Alan de, servant, 290
Robert of, servant, 991
Wade, Sir Simon, 492(vi)
Wadenhoe (Wadenho). Roger de. letter by. 576
Wahull see Waterhull
Wainfleet. William, bishop of Winchester, (S) 1088
Wake (Wak"). John. (W) 155; lord of Liddel, 245
Thomas, lord Wake Id 1349], 646, lord of Liddel. 803
Wakefield. Robert de. clerk. 614(b)
Wakering. John, bishop of Norwich, (C) 966-7, 973, 977,
979
Walcote. H. de, clerk, 54
Wald or Woude, William de alia.-^ William de lu, shipmaster,
632
CI. Wood
Wale (Twale, Whele), Richard, alias Richard Pierson, 1102
Thomas, envoy to Rome, 254-5, 259
Cf. Vale
Wales (Galles, Walliu), 72-3. 151. 250. 727. 1080, bishops
of. 472(u); castles in, 946. justiciars (named) of. 571,
770. landholders in. 615; ports in. 247, 564, prince of,
see Edward 'of Caernarvon'; rebels of, 917. troops from.
216. 471(e). 694. 698
Wales, North (Norwallia), princes of see Llewellyn
Wales, South: commonalty of, 644. justiciar (named) of.
770
Waleweyn see Walwin
Waleys see Wallace
Walker. William, prisoner. 936
Walkingham (Walkyngham), John de, 150
Wallace or Waleys (Valeys, Waleys), Brian le, 314
John, seaman of Lynn, 651
Richard le, 507
Stephen, esquire, 492(vii)
William, alias Sir William le. 236. captured. 472(r)
William le (another), p.34
Wallibus, de see Vaus
Wallingford (Walingford), iBerksl, castle, constable
(named) of. 251
Wallingford (Walingford). Alan, sub-escheator, 510
Wallsworth (Wollusworth), Roger de, clerk of marshalsea,
453
Walrond (Walraund, Walraunt), Raymond ^Reymond), 472(sl
Richard, 305
Walsall. William, letter to, 8S7
Walsingham(Walissynghame). iNorf), abbev, shrine at, 840
Walsingham, John de, valet, 472(p)
W.ilier, David, fisherman, 1003
Thomas filz. shipmaster of Irvine. 492(xi)
CI. Fitz Walter
Walton, Thomas, merchant of Drogheda, 923
Walwin (Waleweyn), Mr John, 554
Wangford (Wangeford), ISuff), prior (nnmecf) of, 525
Wapley or Whaplode (Wappele, Whappelade). Hugh, 471(f)
Hugh de ('same), 484
Warbeck (Warbeke), Perkin. 1109
Ward (Warde), Robert, of Yorkshire. 8t.3
Robert de la or del la, steward of household, 341, 472(s>
Simon, prest to, ol4(c)
Wardinglon, Richard de, 402
Wardlaw (Warlaas), Alexander ^Saundre), of F.dinburgh.
ship's captain. 10o3
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
629
Wardlaw (contd)
Mr Walter, envoy. 838
Wardle (Wardale). Thomas, seaman. 105O1
Ware see Warr
Warenne (Garenne. Warenn, Warenna). John de. earl of
Surrey or Warenne. [d 1304]. 140, 174-5. (W) 155,
companies of, in Scotland. 179-80. 480, letters by,
15. 142, 171
John de. earl of Warenne [d 1347]. letters to (n), 472(u,w)
Wargrave (Weregrave). William de. 194
Warin, Warine see Fitz Warin
Wark in Tynedale (Were in Tindale, Werk, Werke In Tyndale).
iNorthumb]. 84, 166. 492(xvii), 589. 664; letters dated
at. 146-7. manor, 556, writ dated at. 152
Wark [on Tweed] (Werk). [Northumb], castle. 809, keeper
{named) of. 964
Wark [Northumb], lord (named) of, 964
Wark. John of, executor. 1055
John of. servant (Sc). 991
Robert, mayor of Berwick. 1088
Warkworth (Werkworth. Werkeworth). [Northumb]. 946.
letter and receipt dated at. 851, 837
Warley. Ingelard, keeper of wardrobe, 543, 593
Warr. La Warr or De la Warr (Ware, Warr), John la. 305,
391
Warwick [Warw], tournament at. 231
Warwick (Warewik). county. 614(b), 807. sheriff of, and
Leicester, 231, 615, (named) 472(b)
Warwick, earls of see Beauchamp: Guy, Richard, Thomas,
William
Waryn see Fitz Warin
Wass see Vaus
Waterhull, Wahull or Wodhull. Henry de, clerk, 243. 402
Watertoft (Watertofte). Alan (Aleyn). shipowner, 936
Watervill (Wateville), Robert de, letter by, 698
Watford [^Herts or Northants], 471(f)
Wedale, Weddalle see Waddel
Wederhale see Wetheral
Weekley (Vekesley). [Northants], Barnwell of. q.v.
Welbergh. Nicholas, merchant, 913
Welles (Welle), Sir Adam de, 305; banneret, 472(t)
Richard de. 484
Wells, bishops of see under Bath and Wells
Wemyss (Wemes). David de, 162
Wenlock (Wenlok). Sir John, (S) 1088
Weregrave see Wargrave
Werrington (Weryngton), [Devon or Northants], Payne of.
q.v.
West . . . (places) see main elements. West Bams
(Westbames). [nr. Dunbar, E Loth], grange, 5053
Westerton. [w Loth] see 'Neuhous'
Westlond. John de, Flemish seaman, 584
Westminster (Westm, Westmost, Westmostre, Westmoustre),
[London]. 13. 59. 128. 251. 291-2. 402. 406, 472(b.m).
575(b). 586-7. 906. 967. 971. 1069, 1102
abbey: chapel in. 187. chapel treasury. 187. 706,
chancellor (named) of treasury, 175
barge la Mane of, 562(b)
documents dated, granted and made at. 403. 406. 410, 829.
commissions. 855. 1017. 1026. 1028. 1106. indentures.
302. 677. 1010-11. 1031. letters. 72-3. 861. 881, 911,
'.1. 947-9. 951. 990. 998, 1003. 1059, 1078-9, 1082-3.
Westminster (contd)
documents dated at. letters (contd)
1086-7. 1093. 1110-11; safeconducts. 961. 966-7. 1000,
1002, 1005, 1018-19. 1043, 1046. 1048; warrants, 837,
854. 894, 900. 926-9. 935. 973-6, 978-9. 986-7. 993.
995-6. 1004. 1007-8. 1016. 1032. 1038. 1047, 1052-4.
1064-5, 1067, 1074-7, writs, 44, 55, 63-4, 92. 299, 407.
430, 524. 531. 594. 599. 625. 666-7. 669. 671-3. 724.
755. 820. 857. 862. 875. 932. 953(i). 956, 997. 1004.
1058. 1060. 1062. [l070]. 1081. 1085
palace. 1066. documents dated at. 1003, 1017, 1106.
UIO-U. Star Chamber in. 1026, 1028. 1030-2. 1052
payments and prests at. 243. 273. 472(b.p,r). 575(b-d)
petitions granted at. 944. 994. 1022. 1030. 1044. 1049.
1055-6, 1066. 1073. 1088
See a/so London
Westminster. Mr Thomas de. 562(a)
Westmorland (Westmerland. Westmorlaunde, efc), county,
176. 458-9. 491; arrayers of, 615. 819; captain, and
lieutenant (named) of. 199. 758, sheriffs of, 185, 419,
615, writ to, 819. troops of, 758, 780-1
Brougham in, q.v.
CI. England, North
Westmorland, earls of see Neville, Ralph
Weston (Westone). Edmund de, 472(n)
Mr John de, clerk. 191. (W) 276. 377. 383-4. 388
chamberlain of Scotland. 583. 591-2. 596. payments by,
572. 575(a-d). prests to. 562(a.d,e), 566(a,d,e), 569.
575(a-d), 614(a,c)
constable of Forfar and escheator N of Forth, 472(w),
492(xii); esquire (named) of, 492(xiii)
paymaster in Scotland, 305, 336, 492(xvi), accounts by,
272, 388, 396, memoranda by, 383-4, 398. 403. 410.
payments by. 233. 282-3, 304. prest to, 466
Thomas, merchant, 994, 1050-1
Westwood, Robert de, 222
Wetheral (Wederhale), [Cumb], letters dated at, 264, 483
Wetwang (Wetewang), Walter de, keeper of wardrobe, 800
Weymouth (Weymuhe, Weymuth), [Dors], letter from men of,
559
Whappelade see Wapley
Whele see Wale
Whinburgh (Whinberg), William de. ship's constable. 651
Whitacre. Whitaker or Whittaker, Mr Richard de, sheriff of
Warw and Leics, 472(b)
Whitby (Whyteby), Randolph (Ranulf) de, merchant, 107
Whitechurch (Wytchirche), Master Nicholas de, jurist, 5055
Whitfield (Whitfeld). Sir Matthew, late sheriff of Northumb,
1016
Whithorn (Candida Case, Seint Ronyan), bishop of see
Dalton. Thomas
Whithorn (Whittem. Whittem at Seynt Ronyan), [wigs]:
cathedral of St Ninian (Seint Ronyan), [alias Candida
Casa] at. 1080; merchants (named) of, ib. 'port of see
Wigtown
Whitminster (Blaungmuster). Sir John de. 246
Whitsand see Wissant
Whittaker see Whitacre
Whittingehame (Quhittingame), [E Lolhl. mill of. 5053
Whittington (Whityngton), Richard, of London. 928
Whitton (Wyttone). Michael de, constable of foot, 492(x)
(^same). [forester of Selkirk]. 234. 256
Whitw.ck. [Leics]. 251
630
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Whityngton see Whittington
Whuton see Woofton
Whyteby see Whitby
Wickham, William of, chancellor, 840
Widdrington (Wodryngton), John, petition by, 869
Wielingen (Wielinge), [now Wester Scheldt, prov. Zeeland,
Netherlands], 1099
Wigan (Wygan), Walter, hobelar, 492(x)
Wigeton, Wiggeton see Wigton; Wigtown
Wight, Isle of (insula Vecta, Lylle de Wyght), 351. 533
St Helens in, q.v.
Wigmore (Wygemore), [Heref], abbey, Philip, abbot of, 826
Wigmore (Wygemor), honour: Mortimer, lord of q.v.
Wigsthorpe, Northants see Lilford
Wigton (Wygeton), [Cumb], baron of see Sir John below
Wigton (Wigeton, Wygeton), Sir John, alias Sir John de,
baron of Wigton, 245, 472(b), 521(b,e)
Wigtown (Wiggeton, Wygeton), county, 408, lieutenant
(.named) of, 424. 434, 465; sheriff of, 162, (named) 408
Wigtown (Wikton, Wygeton), [Wigs], church, 653. 'port of
Whithorn' (q.v.), 1080
Wileghby see Willoughby
Willen (Willone), Osbern (Osebern) de, esquire, 334
Willesden, Midd, Harlesden in see 'Herlaston'
William I, king of Scots, 1
William III, count of Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland and lord of
Friesland, 601
William, earl of Mar, letter by, 23
William, earl of Ross, see Ross, William
William, earl of Sutherland [d 1306-?], 211
William, earl of Sutherland [? 1333-7 1], 809, 834
William see Fitz William
Williamscote or Wilscott (Williamescote), Richard de,
sheriff of Oxford, 5055
Willone see Willen
Willoughby (Wileghby, Wylgheby), Philip de, chancellor
of exchequer, 262, 332. chancellor of Westminster
treasury, treasurer's lieutenant. 175
Wilscott see Williamscote
Wilton, Walter de, clerk, paid, 492(xvii)
Wiltshire (Wiltes, Wylts), county, lordships and manors
in, 1094; sheriff (named) of, 472(b,c)
Wiltshire, earl of see Stafford, John
Wimpole (Wynepol), Robert de, 472(j)
Winchelsea (Winch, Wyncheles, Wynchelse), [Sussex], 488.
963, 1063, bailiffs of, 35, (named) 70, barons of, 506.
letters dated at, 488, 506
Adrian and Shepherd of, q.v.
See also Cinque Ports
Winchelsea or Winchelsey, Robert alias Robert de,
archbishop of Canterbury, 197. 423. 429; mandates to.
367(iii), p.63
Winchester, bishops of see Assier, Rigaud of; Beaufort,
Henry; Edington, William; Sandal, John. Wainfleet.
William
Winchester (Wincestr, Winlon, Wyncestr. Wynion). [Hants].
472(b-d,f); letter dated at, 649, payments made at.
472(g,r,z); warrant dated at, 1061
Winchester (Winlon, Wyncest, Wynlon. Wynlonia), John de.
clerk, payments by and to, 250, 472(c.f)
Michael de, clerk, payment to, 472(g)
Richard de, 272
Wmchester (corKd;
Robert de, 70
CI. Winton
Windsor (Wyndeshor, Wyndesore, Wyndesores), [Berks],
828, 1041
castle, 40, 918, 938, 1094, royal chamber in, 1034-5
documents dated at, 519-20, 661. 828, 873. 933, 1042,
1094
Windsor, Geoffrey de, clerk, 472(f)
Windsor Park (Park de Wyndesor), [Berks], writ dated at,
600
Wingfield (Wynyfells), Sir John, (C) 1095
Winkbum (Wynkeburn), Henry de, 610
Winkley (Evencle), Robert de, 305
Winton, Hants see Winchester
Winton (Wynten), Walter de. prisoner (Sc). 472(e)
Cf. Winchester
Wischard see Wishart
Wisdom (Wisdome), John, shipmaster, 891
Wishart (Wischard, Wyshard), Robert, 114, 169, 174
bishop of Glasgow, 212, 401. 452. grant to, 134,
letters by and to, 91. 287. 525
prisoner, 423, 456, 472(d-f), 492(xiv,xvii), charges
against, 447, 472(a,b), 525, forfeits his manors, 510;
released, 516, 520
William, archdeacon of Teviotdale. 472(e)
Wissant (Whitsand), [dep. Pas-de-Calais. France], 472(b)
Witham, Thomas de, clerk, 774
Woburn (Wouburn), [Beds], payment at, 472(n)
Wodehous see Woodhouse
Wodhull see Waterhull
Wodryngton see Widdrington
Wogan, Sir John, 527. justiciar of Ireland, letters by, 468,
472(u)
'WoUehous, Le' (unidentilied) ['Cumb], 472(f)
Wollusworth see Wallsworth
Wolrikeford, Wolrykford see Olderfleet
Wolvesey (Wolveseye), [Hants], writs dated at, 418-19
Wood or Bois (Bois, Bosco. Boys, 'Hoot), Andrew, seama
(Sc), 1099
Geoffrey (Galfrid) de, esquire, 492(xiii)
Sir Henry du. 245
Sir Humphrey du, 514
Mr William, 151
See also Boyd, cl. Wald
Woodchurch (Woodecherch), [Kent], writ dated at. 293
Woodham (Wodham), [Ourh], letter dated at. 675
Woodhom (Woodhorne). [Northumb], manor, 869
Woodhouse (Wodehous), Sir John de, 723
Robert de, clerk, 233. 402. controller of wardrobe,
account of, 617
Woodstock (Wodestok), [Oxon], documents dated at, 16,
757, 871
Wooler (Wlovere), [Northumb], 719
Wootton (Whuton), John de. 738
Worcester, bishops of see Gainsborough, William;
Morgan, Philip, Reynold, Walter
Worcester (Wircestre, Wirecestrc. Wyrcestre, Wyrecestr),
[Worcs], 717; cathedral, p.51
Worcester (Wiricest), county, sheriff of, 395
Worcester, earls of see Percy, Thomas. Tiptoft, John
Wouburn see Woburn
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Woude .see Wald, c/. Wood
Wouldham, Thomas de, bishop of Rochester, leller by, 582
Wreghwardyn see Wrockwardine
Wright (Wryght), Richard, seaman, 1050-1
Writtle, Essex, 500
Wrockwardine (Wreghwardyn, Wrocwardyn, Wroghwardyn),
John de, receiver of victuals at Berwick, prests to,
566(a,d,e)
Wychard see Wishart
Wygan see Wigan
Wygemore, barony see Wigmore; lord of see Mortimer, Roger
Wygeton see Wigton, Wigtown
Wykeham, William of see Wickham
Wylgheby, Wylugby see Willoughby
Wyncest see Winchester
Wyndesore see Windsor
Wynepol see Wimpole
Wynkebum see Winkburn
Wynten see Winton, Wynton, Wyntonia, see Winchester
Wynyfells see Wingfield
Wyresdale, John de, receiver at exchequer, 243(ii)
Wyshard see Wishart
Wytchirche see Whitechurch
Wyttone see Whitton
York (contd)
cathedral, dean and chapter of, 94, ?95, dean {named)
of, 468. 598. letters dated at, 324, 595. 642, 645, 659,
662, 705, 744, 806. 850. 866. 883. mayors of, 662-3;
merchants of, 584, 866; St Leonard's almshouse in,
947, warrants dated at, 593, 624, 626, writs dated at,
182. 591, 739. ?586
York (le counte de Everwyk). 22. 147. 181. 216. 238, 329,
663. 721, 804, 863
array ers in. 615
carpenters of, 472(h)
knight (named) of, 585
lordships and manors in, 1094
magnates of, 598
sheriffs of, 22, 192, 216, 419, 472(1). 615. 769. 814, 983.
(named) 1068, ?letter from, 663. payments by and to.
233, 492(i,ii); writs to, 238. 329. 543
troops of, 192, 223, 226, 233, 614(b)
Preston of q.v.
York (Dyork), duke of see Edward 'of York'
York (Deverwyk, Ebor), John, 466
William de, writ to, 182
Young, Richard, bishop of Bangor, (C) 893, envoy, 903
Ypres (Yp). [prov. W Flanders, Belgiuml. letter from
advocats, council and echevins of, 685
'Yacroth' (unidentified), [=Perthsl, letter dated at, 441
Yal see Yealmpton
Yarm. ^or Jarum (Jarom, Yarum), John de, clerk, 303, 374
Yarmouth, Great (Gernemue, Gernemuth, Jarnemue,
Jernemuth, Magna Gernemuh, Magna Jernemula.
Yeremuth), [Worf], 37, 70, 618, 866. 1063, bailiffs
and community of, 620, sailors of, 634; ships of,
492(xi)
Hull of q.v.
Yarmouth, Little or Southtown (la South ville de Jernemuth
[Suff], 872
Yarum see Yarm
Yealmpton (Yal), [Corn], 565
Yester (Yestre), [e Lothl, castle, 305
Yetholm, Roxbs see Kirk Yetholm
Yokefleet (Yokflet), John de, 562(a)
York, province, 919, 1024
archbishops of. 103. See also Arundel, Thomas, Booth,
William, Greenfield, William, Grey, Walter, Kemp. John.
Melton, William. NeviU, George; Thoresby, John,
Zouche, William
York, diocese, 431; notary of see Tange, Mr Andrew
York (Ebor, Eboracum, Everiswyk, Everwik, Everwyk),
lYorks], 3-4, 206, 261, 265, 345, 367. 471(f), 472(e,g),
587, 592, 595, 598, 617, 638, 655, 663, 688, 719,
727-9; bailiffs of, 662-3; castle, gaol in, 663;
Zeeland (Selande, Selandia. Zelant), Iprov., Netherlands],
1036, ships (named) of, 632, 891
Middelburg, Sluys, Zierikzee in, q.v.
Zeeland, lord of see William III
Zeeland (Zelant), Lambert de, burgess of Bruges, 679
Zegard, Walter (Watier. Weauter), burgess of Bruges,
635-6
Zelant see Zeeland
Zierikzee (Since, Sirise), prov. Zeeland, [Netherlands];
ship Dove/and [Duivelandl of, 632, shipmaster of, 636
Zouche (Souche, Suche, Zusch), Alan la [d 127o|, 54,
widow of see Ellen
Alan la [d 1314], 305, heir of Ellen, 162
Aymer (Almaric, Aylmer) la, alias Sir Aymer de la, 420,
492(vi,xiii), 655, payments to, 521(b,f)
Ellen (Elena) la, 162, widow of Alan [d 1270l, 54. heir
of see Alan Id 1314]
John de la, 133
William alias William de la. archbishop of York, 801,
807, treasurer, 767. 792
Sir William de la alias William la lof Harringworth,
d 1352], 420, 438, 484, prest to, 492(xvi)
Sir William la lof Mortimer, d 1337], '484; envoy, 716
Zwin iNctherlandsl, river, 633
632
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
Most subjects are arranged in groups. The main groups are under the headings: Agreements and Undertakings; Architectural
features; Buildings; Church Buildings, and subsequent headings commencing with the word 'Church'; Qergy and Religious;
Customs and Services; Emissaries and Agents; Goods and Merchandise; Injuries and Compensation; Legal Functionaries,
and subsequent headings commencing with the adjective 'Legal'; Livestock; Occupations; Offences and Penalties; Officials
and Servants; Records; Rights; Towns and Ports; Troops; Victuals and Supplies; Wardrobes and Households; Warfare,
operations in; Weapons and Armour.
References to certain general subjects which occur frequently in the calendar have been distributed over a number of
specific headings. Thus references concerning 'Lands, fees or fiefs' can be found under: Agriculture; Alienations; Baronies
and Lordships; Customs and Services; Earldoms; Farms and Rents; Forfeitures and Escheats; Honours; Liberties and
Franchises; Manors; Mills; Seisin and Disseisin; Tenants; Tenures; Rentals and Rights, as well as the heading 'Lands'.
Similarly, references concerning 'Payments' and 'Imprests' are noted under: Costs and Prices; Debts; Exchequer, warrants
to; Farms and Rents; Fines and Amercements; Injuries and Compensation; Payments; Pensions; Purchase and Sale;
Ransoms; Taxation; Troops, payments and prests to; and Victuals and Supplies, purchased. The letters, warrants and
writs which form the material of this calendar have not themselves been treated as subjects in every case, though references
to specific or abnormal forms of documents can be found under 'Exchequer, warrants to', and 'Records, types of.
References by page number apply to Part I of the calendar; the remainder relate to item numbers in Part II.
Abdications, 207
Accounts see under Finance; account-books, see books
under Records
Actions, legal see Legal Proceedings, whole entry
Administrative areas: Scottish, 175, 256, 345, 352-3,
365, 472(a,s), 510
bailiwicks, 175, 226, 281, 352-3, 5054
castellanies, 100, 721, 3, 4, 10
counties, 206, 224, 261, 265, 417, 419, 814, 1059
dominions, 528, 567, 739, 755
hundreds, 539
sergeanties, 192, 369, 687
sheriffdoms, 256, 345, 365, 472(a,m,s), 487, 492(i). 510,
814, 5054 and see Index of Persons and Places under
individual counties
wapentakes, 539
See also introductory note above, and Index of
Persons and Places under England, North, South;
Lothian; Scotland, North, South, and individual
Admiralty courts, 1114
Advances of cash (imprests), see introductory note above
Advocates, agents see advocates, proctors under
Emissaries and Agents
Agreements & Undertakings, 9, 492(v), 817, 984, 1044
Anglo-Scottish, 1, 29. 38, 83. 731, 900, 1113; to ensure
against war, 135-6, 694
annulment of, 1, 83
arbitration in, by papacy, 1,
788
broken, 168, 219, 1104
concerning marches, 908, 91
concerning payments, 13, 21
684, 780, 825, 847, 939, 9f
roncerning payments (contd)
ontd)
207, 745,
?77,
5, 921, 988, 1075
, 168, 190, 206, 218, 524,
J2, 1071, 1081, 1083, 1099,
ilso debentures, memoranda under Records, and
Agreements.
see also (c
bonds below
tor military service, 216, 499, 767 and see commissions,
indentures under Records
on elections, 220
purposes of; to arrest pirates, 1014; to betray Berwick,
1107; to free prisoners, 817, 1099; to maintain truces,
689, 827. 842, 921, 1113; to maintain rights, 25, 83, 91,
126, 136, 707; to restore freehold, 625; to supply troops,
686. 1059
sureties given in, 358, 866, see also Guarentors,
Hostages, pledge below
bonds, 21, 492(xvi), 658, 81
conspiracies see under Offe
1099
and Penalties
contracts and covenants, 216, 802, by French crown,
528, of marriage 83, 168; of trade, 219
final concords. 13, 118
mainprise, see Guarentors
notarial agreements, 1099
oaths, 921, 1113, p.p. 25-6,41, oaths of fealty see Sub-
missions and Surrenders and fealty under Customs
and Services
'obligations', 525(vi)
pledge or pawn, 13, 168, 524, 802, 825, 847, pledge of
lands, 21, 190, 684. pledge of jewels, 939, 1071
recognisances, 409, 524, 625
See also Alliances and Allies. Negotiations, Treaties
and Truces
Agriculture
carriages and carts, 158, 266, 472(1), 515lc), 629, 1049.
cf wagons below
cottages, 5053
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
633
Agriculture (contd)
ditches, -see under Architectural Features
emparking or enclosure, 455
granaries, 492(xiv)
granges, 52Uc), 5053
harvests: good, 1115; poor, 826
hedges, 455
hen-houses, 472(n
mills and milling, 577, 719, 736, 953(ii), 5053
pasturage, 55
wagons, 472(f,h,j,l), 688; cl. carriages above
CI. Crops & Grains; Fairs and Markets. Livestock,
Manors, Victuals and Supplies
Aid (assistance) in wars, 46, 574. 581-2, 587, 595, 686,
692-8, 734, 804, 881, 956, 1110-1, 1091, given to
Scotland, 411, 428, 528, 599, 648, 650, 727, 758, cl.
Alliances and Allies; re-inforcements under Armies
Aids, feudal see under Customs and Services, purveyance!
under Victuals and Supplies
Alienation (demision) of land, 130, 'fines paid for, 438,
from religious houses, 177, 804; in mortmain, 708;
in pledge, 21, 190, 684, cf. Purchase and Sale
Aliens, 613, 1105, legal disabilities of, 61, 151, merchant
'strangers', 382, 720, and see merchants under
Occupations
Allegiance, see homage and fealty under Customs and
Services; by Scots to Edward I, see Submissions and
Surrenders
Alliances and Allies, 827
by marriage, 6
English, 657, 696, 748-9, 766, 790, 867, =815
French, 765, 867, with Scotland, 207-8, 280, 307, 428,
745, 748-9
treasonable, 726
See also Negotiations, Treaties and Truces; cf.
Agreements and Undertakings
Animals see Livestock, cf. meat under Victuals and
Supplies, skins under Goods and Merchandise, types of
Annexation; of Scotland, 727, 791; ci. Forfeitures and
Escheats, Seisin and Disseisin
Annual rents, annuities see under Pensions
Appointments (meetings) see march days; Negotiations;
trysting places
Appointments (official) see Emissaries and Agents,
Officials 86 Servants; commissions, letters of
attorney, indentures of military service under Records
Arbitration, arbitrators see under Agreements and
Undertakings
Arches, court of, 342
Architectural Features
barbicans and barriers, 596
battlements, bays, brattices (bretachs, bretages) and
buttresses, 492(xii), 596, 803, 953(ii)
crenellations, 12
drawbridges, 12, 472(f), 596, 803
ditches, 12, 455, 472(g), 596, 720. 908
dungeons, 953(ii), 1044 cl. gaols, prisons under
Buildings
fortifications, unspecified, 492(xvii), 591, 720, 1047,
cl. whole entry
foundations, 953(ii)
gates, 803, 908, 953(ii), 1098, 1107 {named) 596, cl.
Architectural Features (contd)
gates, (contd)
posterns below
mantling, 953(ii)
palisades, 596
piers of bridges, 346
portculises and posterns, 956, 803, 953(ii), 1107
roofing, 472(g,k), 953(ii)
scaffolding, 596
towers, 48, 596, 682, 953(ii)
turnpikes, 596, 953(ii)
walls, 279, 682, 720, 908, 939, 953(ii), earth walls, 596
wall-walks, 12
wells (named), 596, 953(ii)
See also Bridges, Buildings; Castles, Church buildings.
Works
Armies, 723, 744, 1090, (1296-1307), 156, 181. 206. 217,
223, 262, 266, 361, 363, 438, 471(d), 472, 483, 490,
492(ii,xii), (1307-28), 521(c-d), 615
arrayed and mustered, see under Troops
baggage train (^karvanum) of, 444
commissariat of see Victuals and Supplies, cl. Wardrobes
and Households
companies, contingents and retinues in, 173, 184, 194,
204-5, 245, 253, 288, 292, 299-301, 305, 308-10, 312-14,
316-18, 329-30, 378, 383-5, 390-4, 410. 492(xvi), 503,
514, 521(c), 527, 548, 553, 566(a-c), 570, 575(d), 611,
614(c), 630-1, 646, 733, 738, 752, 776, 778, 780-1, 797,
803; ?free companies, 767. 809, infantry companies,
492(ix,x,xii,xiii), 767; knights outwith companies (de la
commune), 124, serving on marches, 243, 511, 516, 626,
677, 704, 809, 850, 879, 1023; with bannerets and earls,
140. 142-3, 148, 171, 174, 179-80, 190, 268. 284. 315,
325, 336. 340, 380, 383, 402. 420. 422. 424, 434, 471(c,
f), 472(p,t), 480, 487, 492(i,v,vi), 515(a-c). 521(b), 551,
555, 562(c), 575(c), 580, 588, 655, 677, 705, 763. with
prelates. 216. 402. 480, 807, with royalty, 15, 150, 253,
402, 472(q,t), 769, 949, with Scots, 590, 961
desertion from, 206. 223. 226. 237-9. 260. 262-3. 491.
by garrisons, possible, 12. 939. 1030, 1077
detachments from, 268, 305, 319, 402, 472(t), 492(v,vi,x,
xii)
officers and men of see Garrisons, Troops, types of.
commanders, constables, marshals, paymasters,
stewards under Officials
recruitment of see under Troops
reinforcements for, 178, 363. 492(v-vi). 608, 696, 810,
939, 956; delayed 758, and see Garrisons, strength of
service in, see knight service, military service under
Customs and Services, types of; Troops, service by
See also War; Warfare. Cl. Castles, horses under
Livestock, Transport and Communications, Weapons
and Armour
Arms see Weapons and Armour
Arms, heraldic; of France, 494, 825, of Scotland, 825,
1012; merchants' marks, 1051
Assessments and Valuations, 627, of arrested goods, 107,
of damage. 721. of lands (extents, rentals), 18, 114,
281, 640, 5053, of offices, 468; of Scottish debts 119,
5054, of ships and cargoes, 506, 1012, 1014, of
supplies required, 210, 213, 260. 477. of taxation, 38,
644, 712, 780, 794, of war horses, 189, 225, 243, 253.
268, 272, 299, 340, 402, 420, 427. 444, 484-5, 490,
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Assessments and Valuations, (contd)
of war horses, (contd)
492(v-vi,xiii). C(. Costs and Prices, Surveys and
Inspections
Attachments see under Legal procedures
Attiliators see engineers under Occupations
Attorneys see under Emissaries and Agents
Auditors, 110, 112
Bachelors see knights bachelor under Troops
Bailiwicks see under Administrative areas
Banners: of saints (vexiUa), 266, 521(b); on ships,
618, 1012, 'standard', of Scotland, 1012. C{. Arms,
heraldic
Bargains see Agreements and Undertakings
Baronies and Lordships
baronies, Gascon, 686
Scottish, 353, 510 (named) 27, 130, 355, 366,5053, p.26
lordships, 226, 839, 923, 1094 (named) 934. 1003
See also introductory note under Lands, for allied
subject groups
Barons see under Nobles and Magnates, of Cinque Ports,
247, 472(w), 506; of exchequer, see Exchequer,
treasurer and barons of
■Barons Letter', The (1301), 745; delivered, 254-5, 259;
sealed as 'round robin', 250-1, Scottish arguments
against, 269
Bastardry, 9
Betrothals, 83, cl. Marriage
'Black Death', The, 810, cf. Illness and Disease
'Blackrood' of Scotland, The, 494, 525, cf. Relics
Boatmen, 472(d), 562(a)
'Body and goods, compulsion or punishment by', see
arrest and imprisonment under Offences and Penalties,
types of; distress under Legal procedures. Forfeitures
and Escheats; Goods and Merchandise, arrested. Cf.
Injuries and Compensation
Borders see Index of Persons and Places under Marches;
perambulations of, 31
Boroughs see under Towns and Ports
'Breaches of peace' see Offences and Penalties, ivhole
entry
'Bread & ale, sustenance of, 804
?Bribes, 472(b)
Bridges, 262, 625, 897, 1049, constructed and repaired,
see Works, on bridges; destroyed, 346, 959; piers of,
346; types of: drawbridges, 12, 472(f), 596, 803,
swing-bridges, 596. Cf. Architectural Features;
Building Materials; Buildings; Ferries, Rivers
Building see Works, whole entry
Building Materials, 1041, 1047
bronze, 215
'hangours', for seige engines, 596
iron, 46, 472(b,d,j,s), 492(iv,xiv,xv), 577, 596
lead, 472(g,k), 492(iv,xiv)
leather, tanned 472(j), 596 ^for muffling rowlocks,
472(d); cf. skins under Goods and Merchandise
nails, 596
ropes and slings, 266, 492(xiv)
stone, 1089
timber c7;id wood, 215. 346, 472(d), 596, 1089, dead or
Building Materials (contd)
timber and wood (contd)
rotten, 362, 953(ii), types of; beams, 596, boards,
492(iv,xiv), 596, oak, 642, 959, 1049, ?panelling (cello),
864
Cf. Victuals and Supplies; Works
Buildings
burnt and demolished. 20, 234, 365, and see under Castles
ruinous, 953. 1044
types of
almshouses, 947
breweries, 475
castles, q.v
cellars, 492(xiv)
chambers (receptaculus), 724, 809. 'secret' or private,
1034-6; 'Star Chamber', The, 1026, 1028, 1030-2,
1052, 1069; 'tents used as, 124
cottages, 5053
dungeons, 953(ii), 1044, and see gaols, prisons below
forges, 472(k)
gaols, royal, 663 and see dungeons, prisons
granaries and granges, 492 (xiv), 5053
halls. 953(ii); Flemish, at Berwick ('-Red Hall'). 596
hen-houses, 472(1)
hospitals, see under Church Buildings; cf. lodgings
houses, 20, 162, 234. 279. 365. 472(k), 512(a) (r7amecO
596; fortified, 12, religious houses see under Church
Buildings
mills, 719, 953(ii), 5053
palaces, 1003, 1084
prisons, 229, 472(c,e,t), 521(d), 701, 924 and see
dungeons, gaols above; cf. arrest and imprisonment
under Offences and Penalties
See also Architectural Features, Bridges; Castles;
Church Buildings;Tents, Cf. Building Materials; Works
Bullocks, see cattle under Livestock
Butleries or butteries, see Wardrobes and Households,
departments of
Carcasses see meat under Victuals and Supplies
Cases, legal see Legal proceedings, whole entry
Castles, 814
buildings in, 229, 279, 472(c,e,t), 512(a), 596, 1034-5,
chapels, 280, 1012, 1107, dungeons and gaols, 953(ii),
1044, 663, houses, 249; cf. Architectural features
capture and destruction of, 152, 425, 457. 472(j,p), 531,
681; by Scots, 465, 492(xii), 628, 657, p. 80; by Scots,
attempted, 810, 1107; see also recovery below, and
seiges under Warfare
constables (captains, castellans, keepers) of; in England,
359, 683, 816, 1004, 1009, 1022 (named), 12. 35. 37,
229, 251, 472(a), 724(ii), 878, 880, 922, 929, 940, 956.
958, 964, 1010, 1044; in France, 686, 725 (named),
236; in Scotland, 356, 439, 472(t), 581-2, 889, 1009
(named), 199, 304-5, 345, 373, 376, 400, 472(n-m,t,u.wi,
492(iii,xii,xiv,-xvii), 512(a,b), 515(b-c), 562(a,d,e),
566(b,c), 572, 575(a,b,d), 577. 600, 614(a-c). 736.
742-3, 767, 801, 824, 839, 878. 906. 914, 927, 932,
940, 953(i), 1011, 1042, 1057, 1071, 1077, 1081, 1115.
and see Index of Persons and Places under Botetourt.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
635
Castles, (contd)
constables of (contd)
John; Hastang, Richard, Robert, Kingston, John,
Leyburn, Robert; Lubaud, Peter, Mauley, Robert, in
Scotland, deputies or lieutenants of, 475, 1009, 1107,
in Wales, 951. 1080. See also captains under Towns,
officials of
construction of, see under Works
defence of, see defence under Warfare
demolished & destroyed, see capture, a6ove
given as security, 90-1, 135-6
prisoners sent to, 229, 298, 472(a,e.j), 617. 663, 683,
754, 808, 851, 938
recovery of, 3-4, 7, 721; by Scots, 759, from rebels, 947,
see also capture above, and sieges under Warfare
reinforcement of see Garrisons, strength of
stores at, 419, 475. 492(xv-xvii), deliveries from, 48.
515(a)
supply of see Victuals and Supplies under requirements,
stores of
nationalities of
Danish (named) 1096
English, 3, 4, 657. 767 (named), 5. 10. 12, 35, 37,40,
229, 251, 280, 298. 359. 419. 435, 472(a,c,e,j), 595.
606, 617, 628. 657, 663, 681, 683, 724(ii), 754, 808-
9, 816, 851, 878, 898, 918, 938. 946. 964, 987. 1004,
1012, 1022, 1034-5, 1090, 1094, and see Index of
Persons and Places under Carlisle
French (named), 236, 259, 686, 725
Scottish, 90-1, 101, 152, 199. 267, 278, 325, 388, 414,
419, 492(iv), 531, 547, 581, 791, p.80 {named), 100,
135-6, 191, 213, 272, 276, 282-3, 303-5, 345, 363, 373,
400, 403, 425. 439, 444, 457, 465, 471(e), 472{a-d,h,
j,m-p,t,w), 475, 477, 485, 492(iii,x.xii,xiv-xvii),
496, 503, 512(a-b), 515(b-c), 517-9, 521(b-c), 529,
562(a,c,d), 566(c), 575(a-d), 614(a), 759, 767, 942,
1003. See also Index of Persons and Places under
Berwick, Bothwell, Caerlaverock, Dumfries,
Edinburgh, Linlithgow, Lochmaben, Roxburgh,
Stirling
Welsh, 654, 946 (named), 951, 1080
type
fortresses, 657
peels, 477, 628, 767, 829, and see Index of Persons
and Places under Linlithgow
See also Garrisons, Towns, fortified or garrisoned, cf.
Armies, Buildings, Troops, War, Warfare
Cavalry see under Troops
Cavalry - horses, see under Livestock
Chancellors, 613, 704, '850 and see Index of Persons
and Places under Arundel, Thomas; Baldock, Robert,
Beaufort, Henry; Bentworth, Richard; Bourchier,
Robert, Burnell, Robert; Burwash, Henry, Bury,
Richard, Greenfield, William; Hamilton, William,
Hotham, John; Kempe, John; Knyvet, John; Langham,
Simon, Langley, Thomas; Langton, John; Marsh,
Richard, Merton, Walter; Neville, Ralph, Richard;
Offord, John; Parving, Robert; Reynold, Walter;
Rothcrham, Thomas; Salmon, John; Sandalc, John,
Chancellors, (contd)
Scarle, John, Stafford, Edmund, John, Stillington,
Robert, Stratford, John, Robert; Thoresby, John;
Thorp, Sir Robert. Wickham, William
associates or lieutenants of, 99, 114, 252, 580-1, 762
of exchequer or treasuries, (named) 175, 262, 332
of Scotland, see Index of Persons and Places under
Scotland, chamberlains and chancellors (English) of,
chancellors of
of universities, 5055
Chancery
clerks (named) of, 266, 508. 653, 671, 673, 676
court of, see under Law Courts
'Ragman Roll' deposited in, 431, 472(d)
rolls of, 382; keeper of rolls of (named), 469, 676
warrants for issue to, 449, 522, 870-1, 978, 981, 986,
991. 993, 1007. 1015, 1028, 1032, 1034, 1037, 1052-3,
1084. 1095,
Channels, 567, 963
Charges, legal see Legal proceedings, whole entry
Chases, 455
Chattels see under Goods and Merchandise
Church, The, 339
'Great Schism' in, 867
in Scotland, 61, 83, 91, 155, 288, 653. 668. 'special
daughter' of Rome, 2, 103, 274
vacancies in, 25, 44, 91. 653
Church Buildings
held of Scottish crown, 412, 867
removal of, requested, 432, 470
stores and treasuries at, 187, 472(f), 492(ii,xiv,xvi), 706
unroofed for lead, 472(g,k)
vacancies of see under Church,
types of
abbeys, (named), 48, 92-3, 131, 135, 137, 151, 177, 187,
295-6, 445, 472(f), 525, 543. 589. 614(a), 706, 804,
826, 955, pp. 11, 51; (Sc named), 162, 166, 228, 346,
386, 432, 470, 472(b,c), 485, 492(xiv,xvii), 521(c),
549, 898, 955, pp. 83, 96
almshouses, 947; cl. hospitals below
cathedrals, 17, 19, 653, 999, p. 51; officials of, 83,
94, 155, 183, 338-9, 452, 468, 535, 598, 709, 729,
874, 1096, ?95; religious houses attached to, 48, 93.
412, 521(b), 867
chapels, 187. in castles, 280, 1012, 1107
churches, 134. 446. 712 (named), 4, 35, 281, 343, 364,
429, 521(b), 594, 664. 993; advowsons, collations,
institution and presentation to, see benefices under
Church Organisation; in Rome, 61, 183; in Scotland,
169, 212, 371, 415, 430, 451-2, 472(f,g,k), 492(xvi),
518, 653, 1107
friaries or convents, 472(c,f), 492(xvii), 521(d), 525,
596, 972, 981, 999, 1068. Cf. chapters and convents
under Clergy and Religious
hospitals, in Scotland, 55, 86, 89, 653, cl. almshouses
above
'hospitals' (of military orders), 8. 581, 899. 1002
nunneries, (named), 708, 993 (Sc named), 263, 562(c),
see also priories
priories (named), 44, 48. 177. 338. 412, 492(ii), 502,
521(b), 534-5, 542, 867, 1036, p. 51; (Sc named),
131, 162, 177, 406, 412, 472(k), 867,
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Church Buildings (contd)
types of (contd)
see also nunneries above
shrines, 19, 799, 840
See also Clergy & Religious; c{. Architectural features.
Building materials. Buildings
Church Furniture
types of
agnus dei, 187
altar-cloths (pallia) see frontals below
books and burses, 494, 706
'chalices, 187
corpse-clothes, 292
crucifixes see Relics
frontals (pallia), 187
relics see that title
shrines, 19, 799, 840
testers, 706
Cf. Furnishings; Jewels and Ornaments, Luxury articles
Church Organisation
archdeaconries, 449
bishoprics, 25, 446, 456, see also Index of Persons and
Places
benefices, 1107, fruits of, 25, 212, 729; presentation or
provision to, 169, 212, 364, 406, 446, 449, 456, 867,
by bishops (collation), 163, 452, right of presentation
to (advowson), 25. 134, 281, 343, 653, 664; taxation
of, 712; and see aids, clerical under Customs and
Services; c{. spiritualities, temporalities 6e/ow
convocations and councils, 587, 595, 598; general, 581,
provincial, 581, 702 (Sc), 61, 155, 668
courts, 200, 274, 777 and see Papacy, curia of
parishes and prebends, cf. benefices above, parsons,
prebendaries, rectors under Clergy and Religious
provinces, see Index of Persons and Places under
Canterbury, York
spiritualities, 452, 581-2, 729
temporalities, 25, 44, 151, 212, 216, 241, 412, 449, 460,
480, 507, 510, 525, 534-5, 542, 556, 589, 594, 598, 621;
629, 646, 712, 729, 804, 807, 817, 867, c(. benefices
above
See also Papacy
Church Worship
masses, obits and obsequies, 100, 614(b), 1107
popular canonisation, of Thomas of Lancaster, 708
recitation of psalters, 471(f)
thank offerings, 1012
CI. Crusades, Pilgrimages, Relics
Claimants to Scottish throne see 'Great Cause'
Clergy and Religious, 428, 499, 709, 926
aids by, see Customs and Services, types of
chapters and convents of, 83, 88, 92-4, 338, 386, 445,
452. 562(c), 596, 708-9, 804, 867, ;'95
convocations and councils of see under Church
Organisation
dress of: copes and morses, 706; robes, chaplains,
472(g)
impovrished, 534, 708, 804, 826
orders of, 61; of St Dominic (Blackfriars) 525, 506, 972,
981, 999, 1068; of St Francis (Franciscans, Friars
minor, Greyfriars) 472(c,f), 492(xvii), 521(d), 596; of
St John of Jerusalem (Hospitallers), 8, 581, 1002, 1088;
of St Mary's Hospital at Jerusalem (Teutonic knights).
Clergy and Religious (contd)
property of, 712; alienated, 804; sequestered or seized,
371, 429, 591, 594, 867 and see spiritualities, tem-
poralities under Church Organisation
services demanded from, 151, 412, 502, 534-5, 542, 804
types of
abbots, 135, 137, 151, 445, 629 (named), 649, 680, 804,
826, 1055(c), 1064; Scottish, 162, 346, 472(b,e,f),
492(xiv), 864, 923, ;=413 (named). 24, 166, 472(c),
549, 955
antipopes, 867
archbishops, 10, 582, 807, of Bordeaux, 917; of
Cologne, 730. See also Index of Persons and Places
under Canterbury, Dublin, York
archdeacons, 709 (named), 54, 673, (Sc) 472(e)
bishops 314, 472(u), 516, 520, 525, 716, 901, 903,
1106, (Sc), 100, 103. 286-7, bishops - elect, 1, 519,
566(a), 569, 623, 955, bishops in partibus, 406;
see also Index of Persons and Places under
respective dioceses
canons, 241, 338, 339; Danish, 1096
cardinals, 446; college, and consistories of, 17, 91,
163, 255. See also Index of Persons and Places under
Barroso, Peter; Beaufort, Henry, Beaulieu, Simon;
Candidus, Otto; Deuza, Gaucelin, Fieschi, Luke,
Goth, Berard, Raymond, Joyce, Thomas, Kemp, John,
Montefaventio, Bertrand, Napoleonis, Francis,
Vancza, Stephen
chaplains, 345, (namecf), 472(a), 492(xvii), 521(b),
776, (Sc), 472(g,p), 492(xii), (named), 512(b), 992
chroniclers, p. 25
confessors, 1072, 1107
deans, (named), 468, 598, 874, (S) 1088
friars, 521(d), 525, 596 (Sc), 662-3, 1107, ministers of,
472(c), privileges of, 492(xvii), wardens of, 472(f)
;>lay-brothers, 521(c)
legates, see under Emissaries and Agents
master-general, of Teutonic order, (named), 899
metropolitans or primates, of England, 103
monks (named), 266, 521(b)
notaries - public (named), 125, 149, 186, 196, 252,
472(a), 492(ii); see also Index of Persons and
Places under Tange
nuncios, papal see under Emissaries and Agents
officials of Canterbury, 208, 274, 777
parsons (named), 507, 594, (Sc, named), 162, 451
popes, 103; see also Papacy and Index of Persons
and Places under Alexander IV, Benedict XI,
Benedict XII, Boniface VIII, Boniface IX,
Celestine V; Clement V, Eugenius IV; Gregory IV,
Gregory IX, Gregory X, Honorius III, Innocent IV,
John XXII, Martin IV, Martin V, Nicholas IV
prebendaries, (Sc), 452
preceptors, of Hospitallers, 8
prelates, 567, 581-2, 693, (Sc), 82-3, 91, 100, 727
priests, 1098, (Sc, named), 991
prioresses, 562(c), 708, 993
priors, 88, 162, 241, 338, 534-5, 542, 581, 629, 707,
709, 857, p. 96 (namecf), 525, 729, 1022, 1088,
in Ireland and Wales, 44, 367(iv)
rectors (Sc), 343
See also all headings under Church. Cf. Emissaries &
Agents, Occupations, Officials & Se
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Cloth and Clothing, 187, 492(xvi), 864
delivered to Scots, 474, 486, 975, 980, 1072
for conferring knighthood, 462
purchased, 521(b,d)
types of
altar-clothes, green (pallia), 187
belts, 706
budge (boggee), 486
cloth of gold, 292, 975
copes, 706
corpse-cloths, 292
fur-trimmed, 486
linen and lingerie (linceaux, linge draps), 474. 980,
1080
martin skins, 980
?muslin (cardez), 1080
robes, 486, of bannerets, 243, 273, 402, 472(z), 562(e),
566(e), 617; of chaplains, 472(g)
shoes, 864
tabards, 486
tunics, 521(b)
wool see Goods and Merchandise, types of
worsted, 521(b)
Cf. skins under Goods and Merchandise; Jewels and
Ornaments
Coasts
English, 151, 662, 767, east, admiral of, 738
Irish, 1114
links on, 5053
Welsh, 1080
Coin see Payments, in cash, money under Transport and
Communications, and Victuals and Supplies, Weights
and Measures, types of
Collation, see benefices under Church Organisation
Common Pasture, 55
Commoners and Communities (communaulties, communes),
38, 646, 771, 798
'knights of commune' (not in retinues), 124
Scottish, 82-3, 91, 155, 362, 492(xvii), 687, 758, 954
Welsh, 644
See also Towns and Ports, citizens, officials of, cf.
Nobles and Magnates; Orders and dignities
Commutation of service, see commutation, scutage
under Customs and Services
Compensation see Injuries & Compensation
Competition, for Scottish crown, see 'Great Cause'
Complaints see Petitions and Complaints
Compulsion, legal see Legal procedures under distress;
Offences & Penalties under arrest & imprisonment
Confiscation see Forfeitures and Escheats, distress under
Legal procedures
Constables see under Castles, Officials and Servants,
Towns, officials of
Construction see Works
Controversies see Legal proceedings
Convocations of clergy see under Church Organisation
Cords, sealing, 250, 455, ?492(xvi)
Cornage, 281 cf. aids on livestock under Customs and
Services
Corodies, 947; cf. Pensions
Coronations; of Henry III, 3, Isicl of Robert I, 492(xvii),
727, 'Coronation chair' the, 215
Corpses, 292
Costs and prices, 542, 627; current or market, to be paid
for purveyances, 206, 218, 289, 508, 535; legal costs,
1012, 1014, 1050, low prices. 804, 1115; of building
works, 12. 508, 535, 596, 1044; of crops and livestock,
542-3, 575(c-d), 643, 736, 1115, 5053; of performing
offices, 1041, 1063, 1069, of ships, 934, 1083, of wine,
572, 737, rates of custom, 844, rates of payment, 229,
268, 1010-11, 1024, 1031, 1044, 1057
See also Assessments & Valuations, Purchase & Sale,
Weights & Measures
Councils, 595, 598
church councils, general and provincial, 581
of Scottish magnates, 220, 387, 497
private: of knights, 934. of march-wardens. 930, of
princes of Wales, 178
privy or royal:
advice by, 172, 525(vi), 693, 862. 897, 1038-9, 1054-8,
1064-8, described as evil, 678
chambers of, 1069, Star Chamber, 1026, 1028, 1030-2,
1052
clerks of, ((emp Hen VI), 1038-49, 1052-4, 1058,
1064-9, 1071, 1073-6, 1078, 1081
court of, 118, 1014, 1083, 1102, 1114, 5367(iv)
grants by, 1067-8, 1073-8, 1081, 1084, of commissions,
1026, 1028, of payments, 903-4, 965, 967, 970, 973-4,
987, 989. 996, 1008-9, of petitions see petitions below
of safe conducts, 955, 972, 994, 1005. 1018-19, 1036.
of warrants, 893, 957-8, 976, 979, 986, 1023, 1054,
1058, 1084
members (named) of: 685, ((emp Hen IV), 893, 898, 906,
921-2, 927, 935. ((emp Hen VI), 966-7, 971-3, 976-9,
981, 986-9, 992-3, 1001-2, 1004-5, 1008, 1018-19,
1022-7, 1030-2, 1040-1, 1064-8, 1073, 1088, (temp
Edw IV), 1095
missions sent by, to Scotland, 527, 683, 862, 921
of regency: of Henry III, 5, of Henry VI, 965-7. 970-4,
976-81, 986-9, 992-4, 996, 999-1006, 1008-11, 1013-15,
1018-19, 1022-7. 1030-2
of Scottish kings, 838
orders by, 206, 521(b), 522, 617, 880, 906, 921, 967,
970-1, 973-4, 980-1
orders to, 367(iv), 458
petitions to, 405, 481, 556, 590, 623, 793, 810, 841,
846. 865, 877. 890. 921. 939-40, 967, 988, 1003,
1013, denied, 406, granted, 893, 9.S9. 966, 992-4,
999-1000, 1002. 1004, 1022, 1025. 1030
secretary of, 906
(emp Edw I, 118, 172, 206, 241, 243(i), 251, 367(iv),
405-6, 429. 458. 472(b), 481, 483, 492(xi,xii), 525(vi),
727; temp Edward II, 521(b), 522, 527, 556, 583, 590,
617, 623, 627, 678-9, 683. 693. temp Edward III, 717,
725, 767, 793, 798. 802-3, 808, 810, 817, 841, 846;
temp Edw IV, 1095. 1102; temp Henry IV, 877, 889-90.
892-4, 896-8, 903-4, 906, 908-9, 912, 915, 921-2, 927.
935. 939-40. temp Hen V. 955. 957-61. temp Hen VI,
999, 1006. 1084, see also clerks, members, councils
of regency ahova of Rich II, 860-2, 865, 880, 894
town councils, 648, 685
CI. Parliaments
Counties see under Administrative areas and Index of
Persons and Places under individual counties
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
legal see Law-courts
royal: English, 22, 31, 47, 221, 342, 471(b),
472(p,u,w,z), 515(c), 588, 614(a), 699, 723, 798,
French, 526, 528, 555, 576, 686, 727, 734, 755, 782;
of king of Man, 9
Cows see cattle under Livestock, types of
Creditors, 51, 562(e); see also Debts
Criminals, (malefactors, trespassers), 361, 798
accomplices of, 492(xvii), 721, 727
Flemish, French and German, 328, 530, 584, 618, 632,
660, 936
harboured, 7, 381, 726
Irish, 726, 1091
Scottish, 53, 281, 381, 471(e), 472(f,g,u), 492(xvii),
601, 618, 648, 721, 727, 899, 936, 1063
Spanish, 1003
Welsh, 917
types of
imposters or pretenders, 1109, ?1091
murderers, 472(f-g,u)
outlaws, 7, 726, p. 26
pirates, 328, 530, 584, 601, 618, 632, 648, 660, 899,
936, 1003, 1012, 1014, 1050-1, 1063, 1080, 1083
rebels, 281, 381, 492(xvii), 721, 727, 917, 947, 1091
thieves, 53
traitors, 471(e), 701, 727
usurpers, 9
See also Legal procedures; Legal proceedings; Offences
and Penalties
Crops and Grains, 265, 419, 472(z), 508, 510, 521(c), 602,
643
harvests of: bad, 826; good, 1115
milled or prepared, 440, 442, 453, 471(f), 472(1), 475,
478, 492(ii,xiv,xvi), 493, 498, 562(b,e), 577, 719, 736,
804 and see barley, malted below
price of, 542, 575(c,d), 1115
stored in granaries, 492(xiv)
types of
barley, 5053, malted barley, 472(1), 475, 479,
492(xi,xiv), 493, 498, 535, 543, 575(c), 577, 864
beans, 472(1), 543, 562(e), 575(a,d), 577
corn, 181, 191, 214, 261, 331, 333, 351, 414, 475,
492(xiv,xvi)
leek-seeds, 219
oats, 472(1), 479, 492(xiv,xvi), 493, 542-3, 562(c),
638-9; oatmeal, 577
peas, 472(1), 543, 577
wheat, S3, 191, 472(1), 478-9, 492(xiv,xvi), 493, 498,
512(c), 535, 575(d), 577, 638-9, 1115, 5053; wheat-
meal, 736
Cf. Agriculture; Fish and Fishing, Livestock; Victuals
and Supplies
Crosses, see under Relics
Crown: French, limitations on, 528, 727
Scottish, 83, 91, 818, rights to, see overlordship,
under Rights; 'Barons Letter'; 'Great Cause', 'Great
Roll'
Crusades, 91, (1282-3), 45, 48, against Albigenses, 734,
against England, threatened, 734, 745, 765, tenths for,
72-3, 466
Crucifixes, see under Relics
Currency see money under Transport and Communications
and Victuals and Supplies, types of, see under Weights
and Measures. Cf. Payments
Customs and Services
commuted, 541, 558, 563; commuted by fine, 438, 602,
623, 680,? 551; Pcommuted by loan, 911, 1110-11, cf.
scutages below
performed; by proxies, 483, 507, 621, 887; by towns,
472(w), 488, 506, 508, 532-3, 536-9, 557-61, 563-5,
613, 615, 641, 644, 649, 651, 665, 677, 680, 682, 707,
720, 757, 793, 910, =646, =by volunteers, 767
relief and respites from, 216, 389, 433, 645, 883, 885-7,
949; relief from, requested, 720, 895, 897
unlawfully exacted, 38, 365, 412, 602, 757
types of
aids, 38, 83, 613, 707, 720, 881; clerical 534-5, 542,
581-2, 587, 595, 615, 629, 664, 729, 804, 826, for
marriage of kings' daughters, 323, 389, 487, 911, in
shipping, 247, 326, 492(xi), 557-61, 563-5, 649,
651-2, 665, 680, 682, 757, 793, 910, in victuals,
see purveyances under Victuals and Supplies; in
livestock, 281, 644
comage, 281
distraints for knighthood, 19, ' 615, 911, 1110-11
escheats see Forfeitures and Escheats
fealty, 721; by Scots, 96, 100, 117, 153, 155, 157, 165,
187, 211, 431, 525, 549, 791, see also 'Ragman Rolls'
and Submissions
fines to crown: for alienation of land, 438; for exemption
from service, 551, 623, ?438, for making charters, 895,
897, and see Fines and Amercements; fines to lords,
366
forfeitures to crown see Forfeitures and Escheats
garrison service see Garrisons
gersums (grassums), 5053
homage, 32, 44, 83, 721, 791, English, for lands in
France, 381, 777, Scottish, demanded, 902, 905,
Scottish, to Edw I, 91, 146, 149, 167, 187, 343, 431,
505; see also 'Ragman Rolls' and Submissions
Pkeeping greyhounds, 521(d)
knight service, 151, 230, 240, 245, 248-9, 305, 334,
367, 380, 389, 393-4, 418, 420, 422, 426, 438, 480,
483, 485, 487, 499, 511, 531, 540, 545, 548, 551,
553, 562, 566, 570, 575, 580, 585, 603, 614, 617,
621-2, 645-6, 655, 677, 680, 688, 705, 723, 730,
736, 740', 752, 763, 767, 779, 780, 791, 803, 809,
850, 857, 919, 922, 926-9, 932, 939-40, see also
Garrisons; military service, watch and ward below
marriage, 83, 91, 114, see also Marriage
military service, 159, 190, 216, 226, 337, 341, 345,
412, 433, 468, 472(w), 488, 492, 502, 506-8, 531-3,
536-41, 557-61, 563-5, 572, 588, 598, 602, 605, 610-13,
619, 623, 638, 640-1, 649, 651, 665, 682, 686, 694,
700, 704, 707, 733, 753, 757, 761-2, 767-9, 776, 778,
781, 797, 804, 807, 843, 882-3, 885-7, 904, 906, 908,
910, 914-15, 947, 949-50, 954, 988-9, 1010-11, 1023-4,
1030, 1U44, 1057, 1059-60, 1068, 1070-1, 1081, 1086-7,
1092-4; attested see certificates under Records,
performed in garrisons, see that title, respites and
scutages granted for, 192, 245, 367, 380, 389, 418,
422, 426, 480, 487, 551. See also knight service
above, watch and ward below
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Customs and Services (contd)
types of (contd)
prises, purveyances see under Victuals and Suppli
and Ships, requisitioned
reliefs, 5054
rents see Farms and Rents
scutages, 422, 426, 480. 551
wardship, see under Heirs and Wards
watch and ward, on coasts, 151, 767
See also Rights. Cf. Farms and Rents, Fines and
Amercements; Tenures
Customs dues see Taxation
Compensation.
Damage, damages see under Injur
Dauphins, 962
Debts, 51, 168, 488, 1050
crown debts, 273, 374, 519, 535, 576, 600; for Scottish
wars, 292, 296, 301, 482, 521(f), 574, 624, 928, 939-40,
1021, 1030, 1041, 1047, 1071. 1077; see a/so Wardrobes
and Households, finances of
owed: by clergy, 371, 594, 730, 826; by Scots, 13, 21, 43,
49, 56, 119, 127, 144-5, 524, 562(e), 825, 5054, and see
Ransoms; to crown, 119, 127, 142-3, 192, 245, 248-9,
312, 317, 362, 366, 371, 395, 418-9, 492(xvi), 551, 570,
594, 5054
respite of, 119, 127, 192, 418, 5054, respite of, requested,
142-3, 245, 248, 312, 317, 366, 395, 551, 570
sequestration and summons for, 249, 371, 594
Cf, Hire and Lease; loans under Payment; Poverty; and
introductory note under Payments and Prests
Defence, defences see under Warfare, Architectural
Features
legal, cf. Legal proceedings whole entry
Deforcement see disseisin under Seisin and Disseisin
Destriers see horses under Livestock
Detachments of troops see under Armies
Dignities (ranks) see Clergy and Religious; Orders and
ignr
IS, papal
nd Disea
193, 463,
ct. licences under
Dispensatio
Records
Dispossession, disseisin, see under Seisin and
Ditches see Architectural Features
Dominions of English crown, 528, 567, 739, 755
overlordship under Rights
Dower (dowry) 144-5; dower-lands, 281, 5053
Drink, see Victuals and Supplies, types of
Earldoms, 353, 369, 923, p. 1; cl. introductory note
under Lands
Eastland merchants (Hanseatic League), 492(iv, xii,xiv),
530
Ecclesiastical matters see Clergy and Religious; Papacy,
and all groups headed Church
Elections: of clergy, 83, 183; of delegates to parliaments,
404, 429; of guardians of Scotland, 220
Embassies
Danish, 1096
English, 739; to Flanders, 634, 693; to France, 191, 207,
Embassies (contd)
English, to France, (contd)
280, 332, 381, 526, 567, 609, 860-1, 873, 1029, 1071;
to Germany, 252; to Orkney, 85; to papacy, 207, 254-5,
259, 447, 572(b); to Scotland, 10, 952, 1106 (1272-1307),
41, 52, 81, 137, 349 (1307-28), 527, 566(a), 583, 586,
593. 656-8, 666-73, 675-6, 683, 693, (1328-99), 716,
724, 808, 811, 852-3, 856, 862, 874, 877, 894 (1400-13),
898, 901-3, 905, 907, 921, 941 (1422-61), 977, 979, 981,
983, 1020, 1029. 1053, 1064, 1068-9, 1075-6
French, 207, 666; to England, 579, 583, 860-1, 967, 1013;
to Scotland, 526, 579, 583, 861, 874
from Man, 9
German, 252
Norwegian, 50
papal, 492(xvii), 666-7; to England, 423, 773, 955, 1015
Scottish, 562(c); to England, 24, 590, 656-7, 668, 672,
683, 689, 711, 838, 853, 856, 901, 942. 952, 969, 979,
992. 1007, 1061, 1075, 1097; to papacy, 687
See also Emissaries and Agents; Negotiations; Treaties
and Truces
Emissaries and Agents
appointed, 43, 59. 140, 330, 472(u), 741, 759, 772, 882,
1036, cf. commissions under Records and attorneys,
receipt of below
arrested, 50, 1071
credences for see credences, letters of credence under
Records
endangered, 683, 898
powers of, inadequate, 82, 846
prisoners as, 808
safeconducts for see under Records
types of:
administrators of goods (narrxed), 1041, cf. executors
below
advocates, 567
advocats of towns, 685
agents, of bishops, 798
ambassadors: Danish (named), 1096; English, 207,
1067, 1076 (named). 82, 860-1, 873, 894, 898, 979,
1064, 1069, 1071. 1106; French, 207, 579, 860-1, 967,
1013 (named), 583, 874; papal, 207, 579; Scottish,
979. 1069 (named), 24, 920, 1061
attorneys, 3, 43, 59, 140, 308, 330, 347, 643, 882, 1077,
1099; of earls, 450. 839; of merchants, 382, 584; of
officials of Berwick, 358, 592; receipt of, 54, 63-4,
121. 309, 318, 450
commissioners, 361, 770, 921, 1053, of marches, 875,
1033; commissioners and conservators of truce, 428,
528, 656, 687, 727, 846, 853, 859, 862, 901, 905,
952, 981, 983, 1007, 1053, 1075 (named). 527, 567,
657-8, 689, 798, 851, 856, 866, 997, 1020. 1095. 1106
couriers and cursors see messengers below
delegates, of Scotland, 275; delegates to parliament,
297, 404, 429, 614(a)
deputies (Sc), 874
envoys (messages, nuncii): English, 52, 137-8, 207,
252, 447, 567, 572(b), 609, 666-8, 675-6, 693, p. 90
(named), 82, 85, 191, 254-5, 259, 280, 332, 349, 381,
526-7, 566(a), 583, 586, 593, 634, 658, 669-73, 683,
716-9, 724, 739, 755, 811, 873-4, 877, 894, 898, 901-3,
005, 907, 921, 941, 952, 977, 1029, 1064, 1069;
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Emissaries and Agents, types of (conld)
envoys (contd)
French, 526, 666, 861 (.named), 583. from Man, 9,
German, 252; Norwegian (named), 50, papal, see belov
Scottish, 82, 113, 656-7, 668, 672. 711, 901, 969,
992 (named), 562(c), 590, 683, 687. 689, 838, 942.
969
executors, 301. 1055. 1066, 5055; of earls, 367, 574,
614(b); of Scots, 43, 472(u)
'guardians in socage', 44, ?162(xvii)
heralds, 1065, 1067, private, 902, 915, 1074; (So), 930
messengers, 342, 521(0, 697, 796 (named), 471(f,g,),
472(n-r,u-z), 492(xvii), 512(c-d), 515(a), 521(c-e),
562(a-e), 583, 853-4; cokini, 521(e), couriers and
cursors, 272, 472(p), 492(xvii), 521(e-f), 583, 871;
nuncios, 492(xvii), 562(u), papal nuncios see below
nuncios and papal legates, 200, 423, 666, 773, 1015
(named), 1, 3. 6. 45, 207. 667, 955, pp. 26, 90; cf.
ambassadors, envoys, messengers above
proctors, 685, 764, 851; of clergy, 131, 364, 581, 821,
of commonalities and towns, 428, 592, 634, 741, 759,
772, 777; of English kings, 91. 200, 525, 567, 686,
739, 755
procurators, 221
procureur roial of France, 528
scouts for armies, 472(s)
spies, 236, 257, 930 (named), 472(s), 492(xvii)
Cf. Guardians; Guarentors; Hostages; lieutenants under
Officials and Servants
Enclosures, 455
Enfeofment see Seisin
Engines see siege-engines under Weapons
Enquiries see Assessments and Valuations; Inquisitions,
Surveys and Inspections
Equipage, equipment (equilaluram): of knights, see
Weapons and Armour; of castles see Furnishings
Escheatry, office of, in Scotland, 472(a), 510; see also
Forfeitures and Escheats; escheators under Officials
and Servants
'Estates' of Scotland, 954 and see Commoners
Estimates see Assessments and Valuations; Surveys and
Inspections
Estovers of wood and underwood, 362
Excambion, 78
Exceptions, legal, 109; de odio el atia, 298
Exchanges; of land (excambion), 78, of money, 191; of
prisoners, 817, 952, '658
Exchequers, 119, 248-9, 265, 272, 281. 283, 407, 418,
521(b)
accounts at. 218, 233, 879, 1055; postponed or respited,
367. 400. 419. 921
chamberlains & chancellors of, 175. 260-3, 332, 431,
519, 731-2 and see Index of Persons and Places under
Scotland
courts of, 43, 249, 367, 921
debts owed in, see Debts, owed to crown
moved to York, 206, 367
of Dublin or Ireland, 184
of Scotland or Berwick, 5053 (Eng), 767. chamberlains or
chamberlains and chancellors of, see Index of Persons
and Places under Scotland, chamberlains of
receivers (named) of, 243(ii)
records of, 186, 472(d), 625, 676, 783, 5053-4, pp. 4, 8
Exchequers, (contd)
records of, (contd)
cl. warrants below
seal of, 92, 265; used as great seal, 216
summonses to, 226, 249
treasurers and barons of. 43, 119, 151, 186. 206, 249,
260-5, 331, 357, 360, 367, 418-9, 543, 586, 724(ii),
731-2, 792, 927, 5054; cf. Treasurers
treasury of, 175, 783
warrants to, for payment: 540, 593, 624, 781, 837, 854,
874, 879, 890-4, 900-1, 903, 907. 909. 957. 965. 967,
970. 973-6, 987, 989, 995-6, 1001, 1008-9, 1016, 1023,
1027, 1041, 1047, 1054, 1057, 1061, 1064-9, 1071,
1075-7; requested, 249, 877, 880, 890, 908, 910. 914,
916, 919-20, 922, 925-9, 935, 943, 946, 950, 1004,
1013, 1029, 1066, 1068, 1089; restricted, 627
Executors, see under Emissaries and Agents, types of
Extents, (rentals) of lands, 18, 114, 281, 640, 5053
Eyres, 22, 30, 59, 682; forest eyres, 419
Fairs and Markets, 56, 539. fair-courts, 219, 'market
prices', 289, 508, 535, ?543. Cf. Goods and
Merchandise; Trade
Farms and Rents, 8, 175, 162, 352, 362, 365, 367, 374,
388, 473, 625, 640, 892
granted, 84, 791, 832
of fisheries, 657, of manors, 556, of towns, 591, 892,
897
pledged, 21
types of: 'annual rents' see annuities under Pensions;
church rents, 25, 212, 729, cornage, 281, demesne
rents, 12, gersums or grassums, 5053; 'grous', 730;
life-rents see Pensions
Fees or fiefs (land), see introductory note. Lands,
and Tenures, whole entry
Fees (money) see under Payments, methods and types of,
Pensions
Felonies see Offences and Penalties, whole entry
Ferries, 562(b), 625, 719, 963; cf. Bridges; Rivers.
Transport and Communication
Fetters (irons), 359
Feudal incidents see Customs and Services
Fiefs see introductory note under Lands
Final concords, 13. '59, cf. Agreements and Undertakings
Finance
accounts, 49, 101, 212, 215. 249, 318, 320, 336. 367,
388, 402, 407, 424. 471, 472(b), 586, 925, 943, audited,
413; for defence of marches, 243, 879, 922, 927, 929;
of envoys, 85, 716, 874, 877. 907, 1029; of notaries,
472(a), 617, of officials and troops, 181, 218. 229. 233,
235, 277, 331, 378, 396, 400, 419, 472(1, m,t), 792, 864,
890, 916. 1009, 1041, 1047, 1055, 1066, 1068, 1089;
of wardrobes see that title and books, debentures,
rolls under Records; particulars of, 472(a), 716, 719,
864, 920, particulars of, requested, 877, 908. 922, 946,
967, 1004, 1029, 1041, 1047, 1089. '48, postponed or
respited, 400, 419, 472(t)
'assays, 48
money changing, 191
mortgages, 826
payrolls see rolls under Records
rates of payment, 229, 268. 1010-11. 1024. 1031, 1044,
1057
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Finance (contd)
revenues: embezzled, 802, ?48, 365; of abbeys, 804; of
the crown, 12, 218. 223. 260-1, 331, 414, 419, 438,
472(m), 535, 574, 627. 639, 802, 844, 976, 1016, 1044,
1071; of the crown, from Scotland, 175, 201, 301. 388,
407, 466, 472. 473. 492, 510, 521; of ferries and
fisheries, 625, 657, 1066; of lands, 365, 405 and see
Farms and Rents; of Scottish kings, 29-30, 38. 473
tallies. 374. 488. 492(ii). 780. 928. 968, 940
See also introductory note under Payments
Fines and Amercements, 23-30. 419. 802, for alienation of
land, 438; for breaches of truce, 847; for default of
service. 226; for ending imprisonment. 1003, see also
Ransoms; for exemption from service, 438, 602. 623.
680, '551. c/. scutages under Customs and Services.
for non-appearance, 298. respited, 366, 682, unlawful,
1014
C(. Offences and Penalties; fees under Payments,
methods and types ot
Fish and Fishing, 604
fishermen, 1003. 1063. (Sc), 562(a)
fishing-boats, 1003, 1114
fishings, (lapecherie), 42; in Scotland, 471(a), 562(a),
657, 1066, 5053
fishmongers, 1083, 1104
purchased or purveyed, 472(a), 492(ii,xvi), 543, 562(b,e),
638-9, 878, 913
types of
dried, or 'haberdines' (de >16erc/en), 472(a,l,), 543.
638-9
herring, red, 864
salmon, 492(xvi), 864, 878, 913, 1025. 1050-1, 5053
stockfish, 492(ii), 498, 638-9
whales, 27
whiting, 562(e)
a. Crops and Grains, Livestock. Ships and Shipping,
Victuals and Supplies
Flags see Banners, banners of saints, see under Relics
Food see Crops and Grains; Fish and Fishing, Livestock,
Luxury articles. Victuals and Supplies
Foot, footmen see infantry under Troops, types of
Foreigners see Aliens; merchants under Occupations
'Forest. The' see Index of Persons and Places under
Selkirk
Forests and Woods, 256-7. 305, 319, 345. 451, 455. 642,
655, 809, 5053
estovers granted in, 362
foresters of, 162, 234, 266, 471(d), 605
forest-eyres and justices of, 419, 959, 1049
keepers (named) of, 162, 201, 256. 272. 324, 362
rights in, 29-30, 362, 455
stewards (named) of, 28. 33
Cf. timber under Building Materials
Forfeitures and Escheats
escheats, 29. 38. 44. 306, of dowers, 281; of Scottish
lands, 162, 472(a), 510, 523, right to, waived, 292, 296
forfeitures, 22, 29-30, 343. 578; for default of service,
151, 206, 223, 226, 580; of clergy, 449, 549, 664,
817. 867; of English crown. 576. 734. 759. 772. 777;
of Englishmen, 211, 428, 717-8, 750. of Scots. 152,
188. 281. 365, 473. 659. 717-8; of Scottish kings, 207,
306. 458-60, 500. 727. 784, 787, 791. recovery of, 152,
Forfeitures and Escheats (conld)
forfeitures, recovery of (contd)
160-2, 365, 717-8, 750
See also distress under Legal procedures. Offences and
Penalties. Seisin and Disseissin. C{. Customs and
Services; Fines and Amercements; Rights
Forges, 472(k). Cf. Works; smiths under Occupations
Fortifications, fortresses see Architectural Features;
Castles
Franchises (privileges) see Rights, types of
Franchises, territorial see Honours, Liberties and
Franchises
Franciscans see Clergy and Religious, orders of
lish
ings
ee Church Furnitur
of church e
types of
bedding, 945. 1080
boxes, burses, cases, caskets, 494, 706
charter chests and coffers, 509, 706
Coronation chair, the, 215
doors, in castles, 1011, see also gates, posterns
under Architectural Features
feather-beds, 1080
fetters, 359
forcers and hampers, 472(a), 706
keys and locks, 509, 1011
utensils and windows, 1011
Cf. Jewels and Ornaments, Luxury articles
Gages (financial) see pledges under Agreements and
Undertakings, types of
Gales see under Weather
Garrisons
officials of: captains, commanders, constables or
keepers see under Castles; Towns, officials of;
officiarii, 373, 425; overseers, 767; watchmen (vigiles)
305, 373, 477, 492(xii)
of towns see Towns, fortified or garrisoned
payment of, 12, 233, 235, 272. 276. 331, 377-8, 410,
466, 471(e), 472(m,s), 492(ii,ix,xii), 529, 572, 575(d).
900. 1030, 1041, 1071
Scottish, 657
service by: in Scotland, 235. 260. 262, 264, 266, 276,
278, 288, 303, 319, 331, 363, 377, 388, 403, 410, 419,
427, 435, 439. 466. 471(e), 472(m,s,t), 479, 492(ii-iv),
493, 512(a), 529, 562(a,c-e), 566(b), 572. 575(a-d),
585. 736. 738, 743, 767. 801, 809. 892. 900, 906, 953,
1030, 1041. 1071. 1077, (details) 196. 233. 272, 299
305, 316-7, 325, 345, 373, 376. 383-4, 398. 425. 471(b).
477. 485, 492(vii-x,xiii), 496, 503. 514. 515(b-c),
521(a); on marches, 216, 243, 245, 472(f), 485. 496.
521(a), 595, 627. 677, 779, 879, 908. 915. 939. 950.
1031, (details) 880
strength of: inadequate, 264, 906, 939, 953; increased
by reinforcement, 216, 258. 264. 419. 492(vii-x.xii,xiv.
xvii), 554. 575(d), 595, 767, 809, 906, 1010-11, 1031.
to be maintained, 216, 439, 908; reduction of, authorised,
1031, reduction of, by desertion, detachments and dis
charge, 12. 319. 472(t), 492(x,xii), 743. 939. 1030,
1077
Goods and Merchandise, 38. 508. 902
642
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Goods and Merchandise, (contd)
administrators of, 1041
arrested, confiscated or distrained, 53, 56, 107, 151, 168,
211, 223, 226, 228, 298, 327-8, 371, 389, 504, 506, 523,
530, 594, 601, 620. 632-7, 647, 660, 674, 679, 685, 701,
727, 757, 793. 807, 851-2, 866. 872. 913. 923. 934, 951,
960. 1003. 1037. 1050, 1063, 1080. 1083, 1099. 1104,
5054, ?70, p. 48; cl. Forfeitures and Escheats;
Injuries and Compensation
exported from Scotland, 994, 1046 (details) 35, 37, 358.
632-3, 679. 701. 844. 864. 913, 1025. 1036, 1050-1.
1115
imported to Scotland. 101. 411. 546. 576. 599. 802, 816,
864. 934. 1080
of churches, see Church Furnishings, benefices.
temporalities under Church Organisation
of Scots, 35. 37, 53. 56. 107, 327. 358, 504. 657. 851-2,
864, 866, 913. 951. 934. 1037, 1056, 1083; ci. exported,
imported above
ownership of, 960, proved by merchants'-marks. 1051,
restored. 657, 764, 767. 851-2, 1083
seized or stolen, 35, 37. 53, 62, 70. 584. 913, 1012,
1014, 1037, 1056, 1083, 1104. cf. piracy, theft under
Offences and Penalties, arrested above
wasted, 851, 960
types of
'chattels', 21, 151, 729, 793
cloth and clothing, see that title, and skins, wool
below
feather-beds. 1080
salt, see under Victuals and Supplies, seeds, 219
skins: 'cordewayn', 980, hides and wool-fells, 382,
574, 584, 632, 679, 816, 844, 864, 928, cf. wool below,
hides, tanned, 472(j). 596; marten-skins, 980;
otterskins, 864
spices, 328, 515(c)
wine see under Victuals & Supplies
wool, 35, 37. 70. 358. 382. 492(xv), 574, 584. 622,
632-3, 679, 701. 720, 794, 804. 816, 844. 864, 893,
908, 928. 1103, wool-fells, see under skins above
See also Trade. Cf. Costs and Prices; Crops and Grains,
merchants under Occupations. Purchase and Sale;
Weights and Measures
Grain see Crops and Grains
Granaries and Granges. 492(xiv), 521(c), 5053
'Great Cause', The
auditors in, 110, 112
competitors in, 92-5, 'factions' (supporters) of, 91;
petitions and pleading by. 102. 109-10, 306
judgment in, 90-1, 110. 112, 117, 126
jurists and notaries at, 5055; see also Index of Persons
& Places under Caen, John, Tange, Andrew
records of, 117; recorded in chronicles, 92-5; taken to
parliaments, 187; see also 'Great Rolls' below
'Great Rolls' of Scotland (the 'process of Scotland'), 96.
125, 141, 187, 431, 617, used in negotiations, 207-8,
673. 676, 747. '332. 782-3, 785. 884. 894. Cf. 'Great
Cause' above, 'Ragman Rolls', Submissions and
Surrenders; Index of Persons and Places under
Caen, John; Tange, Andrew
Grievances see Hardships; Injuries and Compensation
Guardians
'in socage', 44. M62(xvii)
Guardians (contd)
of England (royal lieutenants), 35, 56, 62, 91, 552, 545-e
of Scotland, 91, 118, 162, 168-9, 177, 445; English, 414,
595; elected, 220; letters by, 58. 60, 66-7, 69. 71. 78,
113. 121-2; letters to, 56. 82-3
of spiritualities, 452
See also Index of Persons and Places under Marches,
wardens of
Guarantees see bonds, oaths, pledges under Agreements
and Undertakings, types of. Guarentors below
Guarentors; for Scots, 168. 524
types of
hostages, see that title
mainpernors and mainprise, 298. 872. 774. for envoys.
50; for Scots, 79, 523, 808, 936
pledges to prosecute, 298, 1050. 1083
sureties, 726
See also Agreements and Undertakings, cf. Emissaries
and Agents
?Hanseatic league, the, merchants of (Eastland merchants),
492(iv,xii,xiv), 530
Harbours (.named), 538,680, 701 , 757. See also Towns and
Ports, and Index of Persons and Places under
individual places
Hardships and Grievances, 360, 488, 602, 798. 810, 814.
895. cf. Injuries and Compensation
Harvests; bad, 826, good, 1115
Havens see Towns and Ports and Index of Persons and
Places under individual places
Hedges, 455; cf. ditches under Architectural Features
Heirs and Wards, 721, p. 129
age of, 47; cf. minority be^ou-
guardians of. in socage. 44, ? 162(xvii)
idiocy of, 130
minority or nonage of, 134, 162, 489; cf. age above
Scottish, 8. 83-4, 91. 130, 134, 162, 306, 343, 474, 486,
523, 5054
seisin restored to, 162, 625
to kingdoms; of France, 962; of Scotland, 83-4, 91, 306,
cf. 'Great Cause'
wards of crown, 253, 271, 474. 486
wardship of, 8-9, 18, 44, 86. 114, 130, 134, 162. 242.
296. 489; purchased, 523
Heraldic arms; French and Scottish, 494. 825, 1012.
merchants'-marks, 1051
Heralds see under Emissaries and Agents
Heresy, crusade against, 734
Hides, skins see under Goods and Merchandise
Hire and Lease; of granaries, 492(xiv); of horses, ?719;
of rents, 625, 892; of ships, 538, 541, of troops, 363
Cf. Purchase and Sale; Trade
Honours, (territorial), 3, ID. See also Baronies and
Lordships; Liberties and Franchises
Horse see cavalry, esquires, knights under Troops, types
of; horses see under Assessments and Valuations.
Livestock
Hospitallers (order of St John of Jerusalem); preceptors
of, 8; priors of, 581 (named), 1002
Hospitals see under Church Buildings
Hostages. 683. as sureties for payment. 658, 684. 812,
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
643
Hostages, (contd)
863, 1104, Scottish, 211, 983-5, 987, 1004 (r
359, 474, 486, 566(a), 991, 1022
Hurdles (cleias), 472(h)
Idiocy of heirs, 130
Illness & Disease, 318, 482, 924, 1108, causes absence,
31, 368, 883, 885-7, illness of kings, 10, 472(a,c). 917,
and of popes, 255, medicine for, 472(a)
types of; 'Black Death', The, 810, idiocy of heirs, 130
C[. Injuries and Compensation, almshouses, hospitals
under Church Buildings
Impressment of seamen, 602, 605, 757
Imprests (praeslitae), see introductory note
Industries, cf. Fish and Fishing; Occupations; Works
Information and News, 702
collected: by opening letters, 930, by reconnaissance,
236, 257, 472(s), 492(xvii), 930
from France, 208, 387, 912, 962, 1098, 1101
from Ireland, 138, 1091, 1109
from Norway, 50
on Scottish activities and affairs, 12, 56, 175, 201, 212,
255-8, 269, 342, 346, 363, 387, 416, 448, 470-1, 472(c,
n,r,s,w), 475, 492(xvii), 545, 581, 585, 595, 606-7, 687,
692, 703-4, 753, 758, 803, 805, 809. 915, 930, 939,
953-4, 1079, 1086. 1090, 1097, 1103. 1107. 1112, 1115,
requested, 41, 119, 216, 421, 815, secret, 692. 809,
sent by beacon, 185
Cf. heralds, messengers, scouts, spies under Emissaries
and Agents
Injuries and Compensation, 241, 360. 546, 798, 810. 814,
895
causes of: crimes see Offences and Penalties, desertion,
223, 226. 237; fire, 20, 234, 446, 475, 628, 936, flood,
346. 959; purveyances and prises, 488, 508, 543. 602;
war, 190, 241, 531, 708, 717-8 and see damage and
destruction helmv
claimed, 35, 37, 70, 168, 298, 488, 506, 674, 725, 866,
872, 892, 923, 934, 936. 939. 947, 1012, 1014, 1021,
1050, 1056, 1063, 1071. 1080; claimed for breach of
truce, 428. 526. 528, 745, 765, 772, 777, 783. 1075
payment of, 216, 243, 521(c-d), 1012, 1014
self-inflicted, 234
types of
breach of franchise. 38
breach of pounds, 97
damage and destruction, 28, 197. 346. 362. 727. 777,
851, 892, 897, 936. 959, 1091; by Scots, 182, 428,
465, 528, 597, 628, 712, 715. 721. 795. 804, 809,
869, 881. 930. 939, 976. 1016; of buildings, 20. 234.
365, 465. 472(g,k), 628, 657; of victuals, 351, 52Uc),
643
grants of offices. 468; grants of pensions see that title
'hatred and malice' (de odio el atia), plea of, 298
impovrishment see Poverty
losses, 20. 211, 234, 298. 446, 475, 506, 577, 1062,
1071, 1080; incurred in Scotland, 53, 56, 62, 190,
219, 428, 492(xv), 528, 530-1. 717-8, 759. 791, 793,
902. 913, 936 and see horses, killed under Livestock
payment of legal costs, 1012, 1014. 1050
redress of grievances, 360, 365, 798, 868
Injuries and Compensation, (contd)
types of (contd)
replacement, restitution or restoration, 35, 37, 618,
620, 657, 664, 717-8, 750. 764, 767, 851-2, 864. 934,
1083 and see horses, killed under Livestock
reprisals, 530. 634. 679, 866, 913, 1037, 1083, cf.
distress under Legal procedures and letters of marque
under Records
slander, 212
waste: of goods, 851, 960, of lands and tenements, 365,
869, 892, 897
wounds, 947
wrongful imprisonment, 166, 211, 298, 506, 1003, 1050,
1063, 1071, 1080, 1104
See also disseisin under Seisin, Goods and Merchandise,
arrested, seized, wasted, Cf. Alienations; Forfeitures
and Escheats; Petitions and Complaints
Inquisitions, 26-7, 47, 379, 538, 591, 596-7, 602
on arrests, 802, on arrest of ships, 327, 632, 647, 657(1,
f), 851, 960, '634, 660
on offences, 22, 28, 35, 37, 97, 226, 298, 361, 472(c,f),
1083
on rights, 20, 30, 44, 100, 241, 281, 489, 600, 960
on values, 468, 506, 640
ordered by popes. 432
returns to, 20, 26-8, 47, 70, 327, 592, 1083, 5054, =281,
596
types of: ad quod dampnum, 28, post mortem, 47, 489,
'26
See also Assessments and Valuations; Surveys and
Inspections
Intelligence (news) see Information and News
Irons (fetters), 359
Islands
English, 46, 682, 815, 818, 868, annexed to crown, 567,
739, 755, invaded by Scots, 606-7
Scottish, 32, 492(xi,xiv), 606, 614(b), 815, 818, 1116,
priories on, 131, 177, 445, rents of, quit. 473
Itineraries and Journeys, 3, 113, 251, 327, 471(g), 719,
5055, by expeditions to Scotland, 216, 375, 497, 521,
552
Jewels and Ornaments, 228
captured in Scotland, 187, 494, 706, 799
of abbeys and churches see Church Furniture, Relics
pawned or pledged, 939, 1071
types of: belts, 706; boxes, silver-gilt, 494, brooches &
clasps, 706, cups, 187. emeralds, 799, hampers, silver,
706, horns of buffalo & griffon, 187, plate, 799, 1071;
rings (tes aneu.'<), ?168, gold, 706; vessels, silver, 939
Cf. Cloth and Clothing, Furnishings; Luxury articles
Jews, (named), 21
Journeys see Itineraries and Journeys
Judges, juries, justices, justiciars see Legal Functionaries
'Kings and council' see Councils, privy or royal
Kings see Index of Persons and Places under respective
names or countries
King's bench see under Law-Courts
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Knighthood
conferred, 184, 462, 492(vi)
distraint for, 19; Plevied on 'men of substance', 615,
911, 1110-11
military orders of, 8, 581, 899, 1002
C(. bannerets, knights under Troops
Knights' fees see Tenures, military
Lakes or lochs, 472(d)
Lands see introductory note
alienated, 130, ?438; by pledge, 21, 190, 684; by sale,
804, alienated in mortmain, 708
destroyed, 365, 869, 892
emparked, 455
excambion of, 78
extents and rentals of, 18. 114, 640, 5053
in Gascony, 640
in Ireland, 44
legal action against see Legal Proceedings, subjects of
partible, 306
teinds of, 256
units of: carucates, 708; hundreds, 539; librates, 190,
664; virgates, 54; wapentakes, 539
types of
church lands, see benefices, temporalities under
Church Organisation
dower lands, 5053
granges, 521(c), 5053
honours, 3, 16
links, 5053
parks, 97, 413, 455. 600. 5053
pasturage, 55
Land-holders see Tenants
Law-Courts, 78, 140, 450, 620. 727. 755. 782, ^555
types of
Admiralty courts, 1114
borough courts, 504
chancery courts, 1012, 1014. 1050-1, 1080, 1083, 1104
church courts, 208, 274, 777. cl. court of Arches belou-
and curia under Papacy
council courts, 1114
county courts, 59. 206. 298. 330. 405. 647
court of Arches, 342 cf. church courts above
court of Common Pleas (Bench), 206, 779
court of Kings Bench, 3. 13. 54. 59. 62. 128. 130-1,
147, 192, 288. 319. 392. 506. 580; removed to York.
206
court of Rome see curia under Papacy
exchequer courts, 43. 249. 367. 921
eyre courts, 22, 30, 59, 682
fair courts, 219, ?56
march courts, 657. 687. 847. 1024. 1028
See also Council, Courts
Laws and Customs
distinguished, 44
English, 44, 152, 306. 468. 755. observed in forfeiture
of Scotland, 727, 791; see also ordinances and
statutes below-
French, 528. 555
of marches, 83, 91. 798
of towns, 682
Laws and Customs (contd)
Scottish, 83, 91, 152, 523
subject of; dominions, 727, 791; Gascon appeals, 555;
offices, 468, tenures, 44, 152, 306, 523
types of
common law, 882
law of wrecks and maritime law, 567, 657
ordinances and statutes, 96, 271, 273-9, 404, 469
491, 615-7, 886, 908; of the Staple, 816, of the Tower
(1481), 1097
Leases see Hire and Lease
Legal Functionaries, see also advocates, attorneys,
notaries, proctors under Emissaries and Agents
auditors, 112
chief justices, see justiciars, presidents 6e/ow
judges of appeals, 618
juries and jurors, 20, 26-8, 97, 596; jury panels, 55, 86,
89
jurists, 5055
justices, 681, 755; commissions for, 238-9, 294, 472(y),
623, 1028, in counties and palatinates, 59, 206, 647
(^narned), 298, 330, 405; in eyre, 22, 30, 59, 682; in
Scotland, 118, 325, 329, 337, 347. 408, 472(y), 538,
of assize, 33, 294. 330, 623, 1028; of bench, 13. 54.
147, 192. 206, 288, 580, 613, 779, of forests, 419, 959,
1049, of peace, 472(y)
justiciars: of England, 3-4, of Ireland, 44, 468, 472(u),
797, of Lothian (named), 53, 767, of Wales, 571, 770
officials of dioceses, 208. 274, 777
presidents of courts, 755
Legal Procedures
accusations, 22, 48, 298, 443. 446-7, 472(a,b), 525,
678 and see appeals, impeachment, indictments below
acquittals, 774
adjournments, 130, 298, 930
appeals (accusations), 130; of felony, 109, 580, 726,
of homicide, 147, 555 and see accusations above,
indictments below
appeals from court to court, 118. 128. 130-1, 1114,
judge of, 618
arrests see under Offences and Penalties, arrest of
Goods see under Goods, and distress, 6e/oiv
assizes, 847; of darrain presentment, 4; of novel
disseisin, 55, 86. 89. 330, of oyer et terminer, 33,
294. 623. 1028
attachments, 62, 231-2, 1014. 1105
distress (distraint), 53, 56, 151, 168, 223, 226. 228,
298, 389, 504, 523, 634. 807. 866, 913, 1050. 1083.
= 70, distraint for debt, 13, 395, 847, 5054, distraint
of knighthood, 19
essoins, 171. 288
exigent, 613
forfeitures see that title
impeachment {enpeschement), 774
imprisonment see arrest and imprisonment under
Offences and Penalties
indictments, 405. 681, and see accusations, appeals,
impeachment above
inquisitions see that title
justice eyres, 22, 30, 59, 419, 682
mainprise, 50, 80, 298, 523. 808. 847, 872, 936, ;'774
outlawry, 7. 22, 726. 774, p. 26
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
645
128-31, 249, 380, 506, 686,
ider Records, types of
Legal Procedures (contd)
pleading and proof: 102, 110, 168, 219. 580, 613, 620,
726, 776, 801, pleas of exceptions, 109, 298; proof
by battle, 925, proof by merchants' marks, 1051
repleivin of franchise, 682
sentences, 726, 734, p.26
summonses, 13, 55, 86, 89,
1050, 1080, cf. summons i
trials, 851; by combat, 925
verdicts, 90-1, 117-8, 128, 130-1, 621, 1114
writs of right, 78, 152
Legal Proceedings (actions, cases, causes, pleas,
processes, suits), 3, 13, 33, 40, 50, 54, 62-4. 118, 131,
219, 298. 309, 342, 394, 504, 726, 921. 1114
defendants in: bishops, 443, 446-7, 458-9. 472(a.b). 525.
664; persons in Scotland, 53, 80, 284, 288, 319, 392,
405, 550, 580, 613, 776, 801; Scots, 53, 80, 443, 447,
472(a,b). 525, 727, 745, 771
exemptions and respites from. 147. 192. 367, 451. 487,
555. 681, 704, 779
in chancery. 1012. 1014, 1028, 1050-1, 1080, 1083, 1104
in exchequer, 921
in Scotland, 83, 118, 168
subjects of: debt, 43, 312, 5054, dower, 59. identity. 801
international relations, 207, 428, 526, 528, 576, 657,
687, 727, 734, 739, 741, 745, 759, 764-5, 771. 782-3.
785. 789. and see 'Great Cause'. 'Great Roll', land.
55, 78, 86, 89, 306. 330, 391. 458-9, 776; nationality,
1102, 1105; religious houses, 241, 445, ships, 506,
620, 1012. 1014. 1083, tolls, 39; trespass, 33. 97.
472(y)
Levy: of aids, 581. See also purveyances under Victuals
and Supplies, Ships, requisitioned. Taxation, Troops,
arrays, musters of
Liberties (privileges) see Rights, types of
Liberties and Franchises (territorial), 223, 543, 657;
of bishops, 298, 573, 599, 608, 615, 814, of Scottish
kings, 12, 28-31, 33, 84. 170. 459. officials of. 298.
615. 662-3, 814. 816. 1079
See also Index of Persons and Places under Annandale.
Durham, Tyndale, and introductory note under Lands
Linceaux. linge draps see linen under Cloth and Clothing
Links, 5053
Lists for tournaments, 925
Livestock, 139, 206, 461
aids and taxes on, 281, 644
breeding of, 352
loaned and purchased, 250, 266, 472(q), 485, 629
pounds for, 97, ^413
seized and stolen. 201. 361. 809
skins of see under Goods and Merchandise
cattle, 281, 466, 809, bullocks, cows and oxen, 461,
472(1), 562(e); milch cows, 366
draught animals, 158, 472(1), 729
?deer, 162
falcons, 472(o)
game, 1100
greyhounds, 586; whelps of, 521(d)
horses, 124, 158, 250, 298, 352, 361, 375, 472(1, q),
512(d), 514, 586. 629, 680, 719, 804, 955. 1097.
5055. barbed or covered. 151. 305. 402, 480, colts.
Livestock, (contd)
types of, horses (contd)
413; destriers, 490, 492(xiii), 655; hackneys. 266,
521(b), killed, replacement of, 189-91, 229, 233, 243,
272, 336, 383, 385, 402-3, 410, 444, 471(e). 472(p-r,
t-u). 485. 490, 492(ii,iv,xiii), 512(b), 575(b-c), 655;
palfreys, 436; runcins. 471(e). 492(xiii). valued, see
under Assessments and Valuations
Iambs. '168, fur of, (budge), 486
poultry, 472(1)
rabbits, 5053
sheep, 466, 510, 542-3; cl. skins, wool under Goods
and Merchandise
See also meat under Victuals and Supplies; c(.
Agriculture
Lodgings, 216, 1098, cf. almshouses, hospitals under
Church Buildings
Lordships see Baronies and Lordships
Losses see under Injuries and Compensation; horses,
killed under Livestock
Luxury Articles
cloth of gold, 292, 975
cloth, trimmed with lambs' fur, 486
comfits (counfitys), 980
featherbeds, 1080
spices, 328, 515(c)
wine see under Victuals and Supplies
Cf. Church Furniture; Cloth and Clothing; Jewels and
Ornaments; Relics
Machinator see engineers under Occupations
Machines see siege-engines under Weapons and Armour
Magnus Rotulus Scocie see 'Great Roll' of Scotland
Mainpernors and mainprise, 298, 872, 774; for envoys, 50;
for Scots, 80, 523, 808, 936
Manors, 158, 1094 (named), 29, 31, 38, 476, 556, 708,
869; Scottish, 510 (named), 177, 362, 445, see also
introductory note under Lands for allied subject
groups
Manufactures cl. Occupations; Works
March-days, 851, 862, 874, 901, 903, 905, 907, 921. 930.
995-7. 1075, C[. Negotiations; Trysting-places
Mariners see boatmen, seamen, ship captains and ship-
masters, ships' pilots under Occupations; Ships,
under crews of
Markets, see Fairs and Markets
Marriage: contracts and dispensations for, 83, 168, 193,
463, of kings, 853, (Sc) 975, 978, 5053, of princesses,
6, 323, 389, 487, 853, 911, 5053. Cl. Betrothal;
marriage under Customs and Services
Marshals of armies see under Officials and Servants,
type
of
Martes, marts see meat, carcasses of under Victuals and
Supplies, types of
Medicine, 472(a)
Merchants-marks, 1051
Metals see under Building Materials
Military service, see under Customs and Services;
Garrisons; Troops
Mills and milling, 719, 953(ii), 5053; cl. Agriculture;
Crops and Grains
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Ministers (officials) see Officials and Servants, whole
entry
Minors and minorities see Heirs and Wards, of crown see
Councils, of regency
Mint, royal, keeper (named) of, 1062
Misdemeanors see Injuries and Compensation, Offences
and Penalties
Missions see Embassies
Money see Payments in cash. Transport and Communica-
tion, Victuals and Supplies, types of, Weights and
Measures; money-changing, 191
Mortmain, alienation of lands in, 708
'Mountains, the' see Index of Persons and Places under
Mounth
Munitions see Weapons and Armour
Nationality: attested, 872; disputed, 1102, 1105
Negotiations, 686
Anglo-French, 207-8, 302. 332, 526. 609, 783, 785, 789,
860-2, 873
Anglo-Flemish, 634, 693
Anglo-Scottish, 3-5, 10, 29, 39-41, 82, 346, 349, 492(xvii),
952; for peace or truce, 608, 862, 896, 898, 900-1, 905,
941-2, 1069, 1095, 1106, (1308-11), 554, 573, 579, 583,
586, 590, 593, (1319-21), 657, 666-73. 675-6, (1323-7),
683, 691-8, (1328-77), 710-1, 716-9, 811. 836
Franco-Scottish, 751, 874
See also Embassies; Emissaries and Agents, Peace;
Treaties and Truces
News, reports of see Information and News
Nobles and Magnates, 399, 454, 472(a,s,y), 492(xii,xiv,
xvii), 499, 740
English, 39-40, 155. 226, 291, 336. 354, 428, 521(e,f),
567, 595, 609, 641, 683, 693, 702, 721. 767, 780-1,
791, 857, 1100, dispossessed, 717-8, 750; letter by,
to papacy, 250, 254-5, 269, 745
Flemish, French and Gascon, 3, 35, 144-5, 334, 411,
528, 576, 584, 633-7, 640, 660, 679. 686, 962
Scottish, 3-4, 82-3,91. 132, 155. 168. 187, 201. 207,
211, 220, 343. 377. 401. 431, 472(r), 497, 687, 710,
724(ii), 727, 791, 832, 962, '795, p.26
types of
barons, 155, 291, 336, 354, 521(e), 686, 721, 857, p.
'Barons' letter', the, 250, 254-5, 269, 745
countesses, 3. 35, 145, 168, 211. 702. 724(ii), 832
counts, 144-5, 411, 528, 584, 633-7, 660, 679, 696,
734, 740, 962
dukes, 584
earls, 354, 472(u), 521(f), 721, 857. earls marshal,
39-40, 641
lords, 226, 334, 595. 640. 962, 'lords of fees', 44
peers, 576; 'The Good Peers', 678
prelates see under Clergy and Religious
viscounts, 962
See also Index of Persons and Places for individual
names and titles, C(. Commoners, Orders and dignities.
Royalty
Novel disseisin see Seisin & Disseisin
Nuncios, papal, see papal legates and nuncios under
Emissaries and Agents
Obsequies, 100. 614(b)
Occupations
?apprentices {garcon), 305
artillery-men see engineers below; artillery surveyors,
325
boatmen, 472(d), 562(u); cf. seamen below
brewers (Sc), 475
carpenters, 305, 325, 471(d), 472(d,g,h), 492(xii), 562(b),
596
'carriers of victuals', 475
carters and wagoners, 472(f,h,j)
cemenfarii, see masons 6e/oiv
chroniclers, 809, p.26
cokini, couriers and cursors see messengers under
Emissaries and Agents
craftsmen, 1089
engineers (atliliator, engigneur, engignour, enginour,
-ngeniator. machinator). 266, 305, 477, 492(xii),
(nart^ed) - Mr Reginald, 266, 272, 562(b), Mr Robert
[Bedfordl, 472(b,h), Stephen, 266, Mr Thomas [Houghton],
259, 457, 465, 472(d,g,h,o), William, 266
fishermen, {named), 562(a), 1003, 1063
fishmongers, (named), 1083, 1104
foresters, 162. 234, 266, 471(d), 605 and see Forests,
keepers of
grocers, {named), 1041
guards see escorts and guards under Warfare
guides, 683, ?5055 {named), 266, c(. ships' pilots below
janitors (doorkeepers, porters), 325, 472(k), 477, 1107
labourers, 1089
masons (cemen(arii), 457, 465, 512(b), 596, 858 (nameoO,
350, 472(h), 562(c), 854
merchants, 9, 50, 844, 864; companies or societies of,
382, 492(i,ii), 575(a), 624, 912, ?492(iv,xii,xiv), 530;
English, 206, 411, 492(iv), 546, 562(e), 584, 615, 633-5,
657(IId), 685, 757, 866, 872 (named), 53, 62, 191, 506,
584, 736, 866, 913, 1050-1, Flemish, 328, 411, 632-7,
650, 660, 679, 685, ?657(If), French, 50, 562(e), 575(a,c),
674, Gascon, 49, 51, 56, 492(iv), 512(b); German, 492
(iv,xii,xiv), 530; Italian, 382, 492(i,ii), 575(a), 624.
Scottish, 53, 56, 411, 504, 647-8, 657(I,e,f), 851-2,
866, 913, 951, 960, 994, 1018, 1043, 1045-6, 1050,
1073 (named). 35, 37, 62, 70, 107, 327, 575(a), 934,
1012. 1014, 1036, 1040. 1080, 'merchant strangers'.
382, 720, cf. Goods and Merchandise, Trade
messengers, see under Emissaries and Agents
miners see sappers below
notaries - public (named), 125. 149, 186, 196, 252. 472(a),
492(ii), see also Index of Persons and Places under
Tange
painters, royal, 215
physicians (surgeons), (named), 169, 266. 472(a), 1042
porters (doorkeepers) see janitors above, of supplies,
475, 492(xiv), 643
quarreours see sappers 6e/on'
sappers (miners, quarreours), 457, 465, 471(d), 472(g)
sawyers, see carpenters above
scholars (named), 472(q)
scouts for armies, 472(s)
seamen, 634, 652. 665, English, 492(xvi), 651, 741, 1014,
1101, 1104, Flemish, 632, 636. 679, French, 567, 618,
620, 936, payments to, 101, 372, 472(d,g,j,u), 492(xi),
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Occupations (contd)
seamen, payments to, (contd)
512(a), 515(b), 562(b,c), 575(d), 614(b), 891; provision
or recruitment of, 532-3, 537-9, 541, 557-61, 564-5,
602, 605. 680, 757; Scottish, 601, 899, 936, 1050,
1098-9, cf. boatmen above
ship-captains and ship-masters, 464, 492(xi,xiv), 562(b),
575(d), 601, 651-2, 665, 891, 1083; Flemish, 632, 636,
679; French, 567, 618, 1098; Scottish, 492(xii), 1050,
1063, 1104
shipowners, 618 (named), 936
ships' pilots, 492(xiv); cf. guides above
smiths, 305, 472(g), 477, 492(xii), (named), 472(d,k)
spies, 236, 257, 930, (named), 472(s), 492(xvii)
surgeons see physicians above
tent-makers. 191, 472(i)
tradesmen, 305, 492(xii), 562(b)
waggoners see carters above
watchmen, 305, 492(xii)
workmen, 101, 227, 272, 305, 325, 457, 465, 472(j),
562(a), 596, 890, 1047
See also Clergy and Religious; Emissaries and Agents,
Officials and Servants. Cf. Fish and Fishing; Works
Offences and Penalties (crimes, felonies, trespasses),
192, 206-7, 294, 361, 447, 491, 585, 601, 650, 767,
796, 798
committed: by English crown, in France, 576, by mis-
adventure, 166; in Scotland, 83, 472(y)
contractual, 91, 1099, demanded for breach of truce,
745, 759, 777, 783, 847
ecclesiastical, 91. 168, 338, 446, 456. 472(f-g,u),
492(xvii), 611, 734, 745. 867
pardoned see Pardons; Submissions and Surrenders
suspects of, 48. 201, 681, 701
wrongfully inflicted, 166. 211, 298. 506, 1003. 1050,
1063. 1071. 1080. 1104
types of
amercements, 29-30, 298. 419, 682. and see Fines and
Amercements
arrest and imprisonment, 166, 298, 554, 584, 774, 820.
847, 924, 1012, 1014, of bishops, 456, 516, 520; of
deserters, 206, 223, 226, 237-9; of Edward H in
France, 576; of English supporters in Scotland, 211,
472(p,t); of envoys, 50, 1071; of goods see that nile.
of Scots, 185, 236, 327, 343, 359, 456, 471(a,e-g),
472(a-g,i), 492(xii,xiv), 647, 662-3, 701, 808, 851,
872, 899, 934, 938, 1050, 1080, of seamen, 506, 601,
620, 632-7, 647, 660, 674, 679, 685, 701, 757, 872.
913. 923. 951, 960, 1003. 1050. 1063. 1080, 1083,
1099, 1104
arson, 726; by Scots, 182, 712, 715, 814
banishment, 343. 555, 726
breach of contract, 168, 219. 1104, cf. contractual
above
?breach of Staple, 816
breaking of parks, 97
complicity in crime, 223, 226. 237-9, 492(xvii), 595,
648. 650. 721. 726-7
conspiracy, 702, 1107; against Edward II, 654, 678,
681. 691, 701, 708, against England, 12, 726-7,
734. 745, to aid desertion, 223, 226, to defraud,
1083, cf. treason below
Offences and Penalties (contd)
types of (contd)
desertion, 595; of troops see under Armies
disseisin, novel see Seisin and Disseisin
distress (distraint) see under Legal procedures and
Goods and Merchandise, arrested
embezzlement, 48, 802, ?365
excommunication and interdict, 91, 168, 338, 472(f-g
492(xvii), 661, 734, 745
exigent, 613, cf. outlawry below
exile, 555, 726
fines see Fines & Amercements
forfeitures see Forfeitures and Escheats
forgery, 22, 39, 848, ?precautions against, 1062
hanging, 53
harbouring outlaws, 7, 381, 726
homicide and murder, 147, 329, 555; by Scots, 182,
715, 726; of John Comyn, 472(c,f,r,u), 492(xvii);
of sailors, 618
imposture, 1109, ?1091
sbov
;rdi
ibov
see excommunicati
murders see homicide above
outlawry, 7, 22, 726, 774; cf. banishment, exigent,
exile above
perjury, 904, 1114
piracy, 9, 328, 530, 562(b), 584, 600, 632, 1003. 1012,
1014, 1050-1, 1080, 1083, by Scots, 601, 618, 648,
899. 936. 1063, cf. thefts below
rebellion and revolt, 947; by Flemings, 528, by Scots,
182, 211, 258. 287. 370. 411-2, 416, 492(xvii), 727,
and see Submissions and Surrenders, War, Warfare;
in Ireland, 726, 1091, 1109, in Wales, 727, 917, cf.
conspiracy above, treason below
reprisals against merchants, 530. 634. 679. 866, 913,
cf. distress under Legal procedures
resisting arrest, 1083
riots, 488
robbery see theft below
schismatism, 867
sequestration, 371. 429, 591, 594
slander, 212
suspension of clergy, 197, 338. 446. 456
theft (depredations, robberies), 62, 70, 328, 361, 851,
by Scots, 53, 182, 715, 726, 1056; cf. piracy above
treachery and treason, 554, 681, 702, 726, 925, by
Scots, 12, 201, 471(e), 727, 734, 745, 898. 1107, by
subjects of Edward II, see conspiracy above
usurpation, 9
waste: of goods, 851. 960. of tenements, 365. 869, 892,
897
C f. Criminals, Legal procedures; Legal proceedings
Officials and Servants, 166. 170. 189. 206. 224. 298, 371,
436, 594, 630, 647, 755, 1056, 1105
absenteeism by, 798, 806
appointments of, 341, 382, 492(xi,xii), 617, 619, 639,
657, 756, 758, 767, 798, 819, 824, 844, 855, 988-9,
1010-11, 1031, 1044. 1055, 1057, 1071. 1093; cancelled
763, delayed, 1028; refused, 794; see also commissions
under Records
continuance of, requested, 841
discharged, 725, 940. 958. 988. 1011
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Officials and Servants, (contd)
duties of, 468, impeded, 448, 567, 594
French, 861
negligence by, 223-4, 226, 543
punished, 226. 237-9
retirement of, 1044
Scottish, 986, 992, 1019, 1043, 1046 (named), 290, 486,
930, 991
types of
admirals, 793 (named), 372, 472(j), 492(xi,xvi),
559-60, 563, 604-5, 614(c), 618, 620, 738. 757
almoners, royal, 471(f)
Papprentices, 305
arrayers, 206, 615, 619, 770, 819 (named), 266
assessors of fifteenths, 38, 780; cf. clerks of works,
controllers, overseers below
associates of chancellors, 99, 114
barons of Cinque Ports, 247. 472(w), 506
bailiffs, 175. 223. 226, 289, 292, 960, of bishoprics,
298; of franchises, 472(1), 662-3, 816, 1079;
Scottish, 26
boys, garcons, see pages below
butlers, 464, 539
captains, see commanders below. Castles, constables
of; ship-captains under Occupations
chamberlains, 124, 927. 1097, (S), 928, 944, 947-8,
950-1; of exchequers see that title; of papacy, 1-3;
of queens, 840; of Scotland or Berwick, see Index
of Persons and Places under Cotesbach, Eustace,
Sandale, John, Scotland, chamberlains of, Weston,
John
chancellors; of England see that title, of Scotland,
see Index of Persons and Places under Scotland,
chamberlains and chancellors (Eng) of, chancellors
of, of universities, 5055
clerks, 261, 444 (named), 38, 41, 321, 341. 472(f-h),
490, 515(c), 658, French, 861. of crown .see clerks,
royal below, of officials in Scotland, 374, 442, 471(e),
475, 478-9, 492(xvi), 493; of private persons, 214,
259 (named), 402, 471(e), 472(a,h-j,r), 896, 898. of
works, 465 (named), 472(j), 492(iii,xii,xvii), 767,
1006, 1009, 1041. 1047. 1089, cf. controllers,
overseers below, royal, 140, 562(c), 567, 749, 767
(named), 54, 214, 266, 303, 347. 364, 430. 452-3,
472(b,l,m), 508, 524. 527, 531-2, 534, 536, 549,
563-6, 575(d), 614(b-c), 653. 760, 920, 967, 973, (S),
1094-5, 1102, sea alxo under Wardrobes and House-
holds, and Index of Persons and Places under
Convers, Dalilegh, Weston, John. Scottish, 346, 920
(named), 472(m,p), 492(xii), 512(c), 577, 632, 689
cofferers, see Index of Persons and Places under
Bedwyn; Manton
cokini see under Emissaries and Agents
collectors; of farms and taxes, 265, 335, 338-9, 352,
492(ii), 780, 844, and see custumers below, of wool,
794
commanders (or captains, keepers, wardens); of armies,
694, 696, of armies in Ireland, 1091, of armies in
Scotland (keepers, lieutenants, wardens), 292, 296
(named), 199, 333, 345, 358, 379, 409, 420, 489,
492(v), 499, 512(a), 515(b,c), 562(e), 566(c), 575(a,c),
646, 758, 767 and see Index of Persons and Places
Officials and Servants, (con(d;
types of, commanders (contd)
under Valence, Aymer; of to
under official
under Emi
commissioners, conserval
and Agents
constables, 334; of castles, q. v. ; of England, ?808
(named), 159, 186, 222, 240, 603, 824. 896, 926, 937,
939, of infantry, 492(x), 521(c); of ships, 341, 651-2;
of towns see captains or commanders under Towns
and Ports, officials of
controllers, 321; of wardrobes, 472(a), 617. 938, of
works, 465, 492(xii), 890, 908; c(. clerks, of works
above, custumers, overseers, below
coroners, 726
couriers, cursors see messengers under Emissaries
and Agents
custumers, 382, 492(i), 622, 837, 864, 908. 980, 1062
(named), 632. 844. 1055. 1066, 1089
deputies, 105, 874, 890, 1009; see also associates,
lieutenants, secondaries, sub-escheators, sub-
sheriffs above and below, agents under Emissaries
and Agents
escheators, 292, 296, 492(i), 595, in Ireland, 44; in
Scotland, 292, 429. 472(a,w), 492(xii), 496, 510
grooms, 375, 437
guardians, see that title and Index of Persons and
Places under Marches, wardens of
heralds, 1065, 1067, private, 902. 915. 1074, (Sc), 930
jailors, 684
janitors (porters), 325, 472(b,k), 477. 1107
judges, justices, justiciars see Legal Functionaries
keepers; of channels, 963; of franchises, 816; of
Gascon processes, 739; of hospitals, 55, 86, 89; of
lands, 134, 162; of mints, 1062; of seals. 632. 871,
1015, and see privy seal under Seals and Sealing.
See also commanders above; Victuals and Supplies
ladies in waiting (dameselles avenaunts), 828
lieutenants, 222, 230, 240, 292, 319, 358-9, 475, 647,
725, 878, 1011, 1049, 1057, 1059, 1079; of chancellors,
99, 114, 252, 762, of treasurers, 252, 260, 262-4, 357;
on marches, 819-20, 855, 944, 971; royal, in England
and Guienne, 35, 56, 62, 545-6, 552, 772, royal, in
Scotland see commanders of armies, above, Cf.
deputies, secondaries, sub-escheators; agents
under Emissaries and Agents
maids (Sc), 492(xii,xiv)
marshals of armies, 334, 490, 492(xiii), 506; of
England (earl marshal), 186, 230, 426; of France, 962
messengers, nuncios see under Emissaries and Agents
ostiarii, papal, 472(b), cf. janitors above
overseers, 321, 586. 638-9, 767. 878, 909. 1041, and
see assessors, clerks of works, controllers above
pages (boys, garcouns), 472(n), 804. Scottish. 512(d),
562(e), 586, 957
paymasters, 182, 216, 224, 324. 605, 614(b), 699, 767.
in Scotland (named), 198-9, 204, 243, 272, 304. 325,
336, 377, 383-4, 388, 396, 398, 403, 410, 434-7, 457.
465-6, 471(e), 472(a,f,t), 490, 515(c)
porters (doorkeepers) see janitors above
poulterers, 335, 472(1)
procureur royal, French, 528
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
649
Officials and Servants, (contd)
types of (contd)
purveyors, 878 (named), 586, 638-9, cf. Victuals and
Supplies, purveyed
receivers: of custom, 382, of money, 243, 409. See
also Victuals and Supplies, keepers and receivers
of and Index of Persons and Places under Bromsgrove;
Dalilegh
scriveners, 725
secondaries, of privy-seal office (named), 981
seneschals see stewards below
sheriffs, 206, 223-4, 226, 472(1), 521(e), 542, orders to,
217, 261, 265, 289, 298, 487, 615, of Carlisle, 802;
of Chester, 726; in Glamorgan (named), 654; on
marches, 419, 683, 806, of Sadberge, 814, in Scotland,
139, 175, 292, 492(xvii). See also Index of Persons
and Places under Hastang, Robert, Kingston, John,
Leybum, Robert; London, and respective counties
stewards (seneschals), 471(a), 755; of armies, 506,
of Cornwall, 472(1); of forests (named), 28, 33; of
Gascony or Guyenne, 725, 772 (named), 618, 620,
692, 694, 699; of Pembrokeshire (named), 1080; of
Scotland, 188, see also Index of Persons and Places
under James, steward of Scotland; of Ulster (named),
1091
and sub-sheriffs (named), 429, 510,
sub-esch
512(a)
controllers, overseers
that
ille
ulnagers, 468
valets, 229, 293, 305, 444, 485, 503, 540, 583, 797,
809 (named), 221, 308, 391-2, 464, 472(j,o-q), 515(b),
562(a), 588, 631, 684, 752, 776, 778, 801, 805-6,
Scottish, 586, 938 (named), 471(e), 472(b,n-p,r,w),
492(xvi), 562(e), 572, 768, p.86
victuallers see Victuals and Supplies, keepers and
receivers of; Index of Persons and Places under
Bromsgrove, John, Richard, Dalilegh, James
vmlenarii, 345
vinters see butlers above and Index of Persons and
Places under Manton
wardens; of Cinque Ports (named), 35, 37; in Scotland
see commanders of armies above, of marches see
Index of Persons and Places under Marches
See also Forests, Guardians, Legal Functionaries;
Towns and Ports, officials of. Troops, Wardrobes and
Households, members and Officials of and Index of
Persons and Places under Marches, officials, wardens
of. Cf. Clergy and Religious, Nobles and Magnates,
Occupations; Papacy
Orders and Dignities; ecclesiastical, 61, and see Clergy
and Religious, orders, and types of, 'estates' of
Scotland, 954, gentry, local, 794; knighthood, 19, 184.
462, 492(vi), ?615, 911, 1110-11; orders of knighthood,
8. 581, 899. 1002. C(. Commoners, Nobles and Magnate;
Officials and Servants, types of; Troops, types of
Ordinances and Statutes, 615-6, 886, 908; of the Staple,
816, of the Tower, 1097; subjects of;- Clare household,
271, punishment of deserters, 237-9, 491, Scottish
affairs, 96, 404, 469, 617
Ornaments see Jewels and Ornaments; of churches, see
Ornaments (contd)
Church Funiiture
Oxen see cattle under Livestock
Oyer et terminer, assizes of, 33. 294. 623, 1028
Pantries see butteries under Wardrobes and Households,
departments of
Papacy, 91, 169, 260, 687
ambassadors of, 207, 579, cf. legates and nuncios below
bulls or letters of, 1, 11, 34, 251, 406, 472(g), 955, bull
Cum Universi, 2; letter Scimus, filii, 745, p.62
cardinals see under Clergy and Religious
chamberlain of, 1-3
cur;a of, 17, 254-5, 259, 472(g), 566(a), 702, 727, 955,
proceedings in, 269. 734, 741. 745, 759, 765, 782. 789,
proceedings against Scots in, 443, 446-7, 472(a-b), 525
dispensations by, 193. 463
intervenes between England, France and Scotland, 1,
207, 274, 286-7, 525, 579, 666-7, 727. 734, 741, 745-6,
759, 764-5, 771, 773, 777, 782, 788-9
legates and nuncios of, 1-3, 6, 45, 200, 423, 773, p.p. 26, 90
ostiarius of, 472^b)
relationship of, with Scottish church, 2. 103. 255. '61
schism in, 867
vice-chancellor of, 447
See also Clergy and Religious, Popes. Cf. Church, all
titles
Pardons, 25, 405, 691, 717, 769, 774, 778, granted for
service in Scotland, 329, 337, 796; granted to Scots,
228, 270, 370, 495, 523, 525, 661, 742. Cf. respites
under Debts, Records; Submissions and Surrenders
ParkSj 97, 600, 5053. ?413, created, 455
Parliaments, 38, 83, 130. 297. 322, 523, 614(a), 722, p.32
(1297), 162, 170 (1300-6), 206. 401. 404, 406, 412,
429 (1449), 1058-9; at Aberdeen, 795, at Brigham, 74,
at Lincoln, 616, 709, ?713 (1301), 187, 231-2, at
London or Westminster, 129, 291-2, 581, 587. 595, 598,
609, 767; at Norham (1291), 5055, cf. 'Great Cause";
at Rutherglen, 220, at York, 587, 727-8, summonses to,
129, 206, 236, 354, 521(f), summonses to, cancelled,
291, 587, 1058. Cf. Councils
Passages (Southampton water), keeper of, 963
Pastimes and Festivities
celebrations, public, 1103
court revels, 828
dubbing of knights, 462
gambling, 521(a)
feasts, 497, 521(c)
hunting, 455, 1100
jousts see below, tournaments
playing games, 359
tournaments (jousts), 471(d), 875, 944; lists for, 925;
prohibited during war, 231-2, 578
weddings, 975
Cf. Coronations, Pilgrimages
Pavilions see Tents
Pawn see pledge under Agreements and Undertakings,
types of
Payments, see introductory note
nifthods and types of (over)
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Payments, (contd)
methods and types of:
advances (praestitae), see introductory note and
loans below
allocations and allowances, 249. 488. 586. 843, 943,
1009, 1041. 1047. 105,S. 1066. 1068. annual allowances
1016
alms, 266, 444. 863, cf. gifts, rewards below
annuities see under Pensions
arrears, 272, 278, 352. 362, 626. 837. paid to troops,
249. 383-5, 398, 402-3, 408, 410, 425, 434. 466.
492(iii), 575(b-c), 908, 926. 939-40
assignments, 265, 627, 639, 914. 922. 1060. 1077. made
on taxes, 335, 338, 574, 837, 893. 908. 919, 928, 1081
made to officials, 278. 472(a). 510, 940. 976, 1023.
1041. 1057. 1071, 1093
'black mail', 573
bribes, to papal official, 472(b)
compensation see Injuries and Compensation
fees, 58,60,65-9,71,75-7,79,115, 122-3,134,156, 159,
186, 243, 273, 278, 305, 345, 376, 402. 492(xii), 512(a),
515(a), 562(e), 566(a,b,d,e), 575(a,b), 614(a-c), 617,
723, 895, 897, 904, 1010-11, 1024, 1031. 1044, 1055
1057. 1066. 1094
gifts, 642, 974; royal, 243, 444, 472(m,n), 515(a),
521(c,d), 528. 740. 928, cl. alms, above and rewards,
below
in cash, 191. 199. 204. 233. 243. 347. 396. 402. 472(z)
in kind, see Victuals and Supplies, payments in
loans, 265. 574. 629. 881. 903. 911. 928. 1077, 1110-11;
interest on, 21, securities on, see pledges under
Agreements; cf. Hire and Lease
salaries see fees above
tallies, 374, 492(ii), 780, 928. 940. cancelled and
renewed, 488, 968
subsidies, 591, 864
sustenance, grant of, see Pensions
rewards, 901, 935, 1008, 1021. 1054, for capture of
Wallace, 472(r); cf. Pensions, and alms, gifts above
Peace; Anglo 'French, 178, 193, 528, 567, 727. 992
Anglo/Scottish, 298, 749, 814, 841, 917, 955, 1108
(1401), 898, advised, 695-6; anticipated, 629, 694-8,
1031. desired by Scots, 590. 703; fees of officers
during, 1010-11, 1024; negotiations for, 862, 941. 1069
(1307-28), 579, 586, 590. 657. 666-73. 675-6, 683,
692-8 (1328-77), 710-11, 716-19, 811, 836, 838, 853;
ordinance for, 469, promoted, 286-7, 463, 525. 579
commissions of, 623
in Gascony, 686
'kings' or 'of the crown'; breaches of, see Offences and
Penalties, whole entry, grants of or reception to, see
Pardons, Submissions and Surrenders, letters of
protection under Records
Cf. Alliances and Allies. Negotiations; Treaties and
Truces; War
Peels see Castles, types of
Pensions, 715
annuities ('annual rents'), 835. 886. 904. granted, 234,
556. 724, 805, 902; paid to Scots, 724. 823. 830-3
corodies, 947
life-rents, 556, 730
See also alms, gifts, rewards under Payment
Perambulation of marches, 31
Permission, permits see licences under Records
Pestilence, 810; cf. Illness and Disease
Petitions and Complaints, 51, 127, 205, 242. 245. 248,
405-6, 419, 473, 480-1, 628, 721, 733. 754, 797. 837,
841. 882. 1022. 1044, 1068
because of hardships, 360, 488, 602, 798, 810. 895
because of poverty, 190, 241, 708, 712, 715, 720-1, 729,
761. 793. 804. 810, 826, 863, 924, 939
by clergy, 131, 177, 386. 445, 653, 804, 867, 993
by Scots: to English crown, 38, 83, 91, 102, 127, 169, 735,
945, 1012, 1014, 1080, to papacy, 745
by towns, 428, 591-2, 720, 741, 759. 772, 810. 841, 895,
897. 1088
for appointm
■r commissions, 228, 468. 741, 759, 772,
865, 1044. 1092
for grants of lands, tenements and towns, 241, 244, 306,
931
for letters: of licence, 708, 944, 1025, of protection, see
under Records, types of, of respite, 248, 551, 555, 570,
921. of safeconduct see below
for payment, 837, 877, 880, 890, 893, 908, 910. 939, 943,
988. 1004, 1009, 1029. 1041, 1047, 1066, 1068, for
payment by allowance, 249, 1055. for payment of
expenses, 52. 967, 1013, 1030
for pensions, 556, 715, 947
for protection see letters of protection under Records,
types of, for protection against Scots, 810, 1116
for recompense and restoration, 35, 44, 53, 405. 428, 506,
556. 664. 721. 725. 892, 902. 923, 1056
for safeconducts, 924, 934, 948, 966, 972. 992, 994,
999-1000, 1002, 1005, 1043, 1073; for safeconduct for
Scots, 991, 1018-19, 1034-6, 1040, 1045-6, 1048
for warrants, 914, 920, 922, 928, 935, 946, 959, 1041,
1089
to courts of chancery, 1012, 1014. 1050-1, 1080, 1083,
1104
to papacy, 456. 463. 745, for removal of Scone abbey,
470
Cf. Injuries and Compensation
Pilgrims and Pilgrimages, 19, 840, 999, 1038, 1052, cf.
Church Worship, Crusades, Relics
Plague, 810
Pleas, see Petitions and Complaints
(law-suits), see Legal Proceedings, whole entry
Popes, 103. See also Papacy, and Index of Persons and
Places under Alexander IV, Benedict XI; Benedict XII,
Boniface VIII, Boniface IX, Celestine V, Clement V;
Eugenius IV. Gregory IV. Gregory IX; Gregory X,
Honorius III, Innocent tV, John XXII; Martin IV.
Martin V. Nicholas IV
Ports: (doors) see gates, posterns unrfer Architectural
Features; (maritime) see Towns and Ports
Poverty, 682, 924, of marches, 708, 712, 715. 721, of
officials, 218, 289, 889, 939; of religious houses, 241,
549. 708. 729. 804, 826; of towns and ports, 533, 536,
539. 561, 565, 680. 720. 793. 810; pleaded for default
of service, 190, 248. 534. 536, 761. testimonials of.
863
Cf. Debts. Injuries and Compensation. Petitions and
Complaints
Preposili. see provosts under Towns, officials of
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
651
Presentation to benefices .see benefices under Cnurch
Organisation
Prests, imprests (praestitae) see introductory note
Pretenders to crown, 1109
Prices see Assessments and Valuations, Costs and
Prices
Princes, princesses: see Index of Persons and Places
under respective names or countries
Prises of victuals, 602. 604
Prisoners
captured and detained, 472(p-t), 492(xvi), 658, 683-4,
7.S4, 868, 1003, 1071, captured in battle, 229, 492(xvii),
614(b-c), 622, 809. 860, 863
escape of, 936
escort and delivery of, 251, 471(a,e-g), 472(j), 492(xii,
xiv.xvii), 617, 701
ransomed or released, 229, 472(p), 520-1, 523, 744, 851,
860, 977, 981, 1003, 1029, and see Ransoms, by ex-
change, 817, 952, '658, on mainprise, 523, 808. 936,
'343; ?on parole, 834
nationalities of
English, 658, 809 (named), 472(t), 614(b-c), 622,
683-4, 817, 860, 863, 868, 952, 1003, 1071. 1099
Flemish, or French, 683, 872, 924
Scottish, 209, 343, 472(e-f,j), 523, 817, 851, 872, 936,
960 (.named), 211, 229, 236, 251, 471(e-g), 472(a-e,
p-r), 492(xii,xiv,xvi-ii), 516, 520-1, 523, 566(d),
614(a-b), 617, 662-3, 701, 809, 812, 834, 918, 935-6,
943, 945, 952, Scottish kings, 805, 808, 938, 977,
981, 1029
See also Hostages. Cf. Criminals, Offences and Penalties.
Pardons; Submissions and Surrenders
Privileges .see Rights
Privy Council see under Councils
Privy Seal see under Seals and Sealing, keepers of, .see
Index of Persons and Places under Alnwick, William,
Bubwith, Nicholas, Clifford, Richard, Langley, Thomas,
Lisieux, Thomas, Lyndwood, William, Moleyns, Adam,
Prophet, John, Stafford, Edmund
Privy seal office, 933. 949
secondary (named) of, 981
Processes, legal .see Legal Proceedings, whole entry
Proclamations, 615, 683, 885-7, of pardons, 329, 691, of
prohibitions, 231-2, 411, 599, 816, and cf. Prohibitions;
of truces, 472(t), 635-7, 923
Proctors, procurators see under Emissaries and Agents
Prohibitions, 657, 1098; by papacy, 61; on aid to Scots,
411, 583, 599, 802; on prises, 508, 602, 604, 615, on
tournaments, 231-2, 578, on trade, 35, 46, 101, 411,
456, 546, 583, 599, 802, 816, on waste of goods, 960
Protection: against Scots, 810, 1116; letters of see under
Records, of friars' privileges, 492(xvii). Cf. Aid (assis-
tance) and defence, escorts and guards under Warfare
Provinces, ecclesiastical, 22, 712
Provisions see Victuals and Supplies, types of
to benefices .see benefices under Church Organisation
Purchase and Sale, 206, 233, 492(xv), 642-3, 1071, 1104,
1115, monopolies in, 720; of horses and equipment, 266,
444, of lands see Alienation; of prisoners, 1090; of
royal letters, 53, of ships, 1083, of wardships, 523,
prohibitions on, 802, 816, 960
Sr-c- also Agreements and Undertakings, Goods and
Purchase and Sale
'iontd)
Merchandise, Trade, Victuals and Supplies, purchased.
Cf. Costs and Prices, Hire and Lease
Purveyances see under Victuals and Supplies
Queens, ,
respec
id Places under
•Ragman Rolls', The, 431. 472(d), 676, ?used in
negotiations, 782-3, 785, 884. 894, p. 90
'Ragmans', 250
Ranks, see Orders and Dignities; cf. Commoners;
Nobles and Magnates
Ransoms, 1003, of Englishmen, 614(c), 658, 863, 936
(named), 622, 684, 817, of Frenchmen, 683, 924, of
Scots (named), 684, 812, of Scottish kings, 821, 846,
978, 982, 990, 998, 1006, 1041; of seamen and ships,
1063, 1099, 1104, 1114, securities for payment of, 684,
863. Cf. Fines and Amercements, Hostages, Prisoners
Recompense, redress see under Injuries and Compensation
Records. See also 'Barons Letter', 'Great Rolls' of
Scotland; introductory note under letters, warrants
and writs, 'Ragman Rolls'; Seals and Sealing
Records, 49, 98, 1042
abstracted, 119, 747
annulled and cancelled, 1, 82-3, 291, 595, 598. 794,
904, 998, 1023
authenticated or confirmed, 1-2, 74. 84, 255, 386, 664,
867, 895, 897, 902
copied or transcribed, 92-5, 255, 274, 382, 525-6, 625,
664, 676, 683, 1099, p. 51
destroyed by fire, 20
enrolled see rolls under types below
examined, 1, 39, 251, 382, 419, 625, 701, 727, 5054,
cf. inspections under types below
forged, 39, 848
issued, 522, 546, issued 'as of course', or in common
form, 180, 348, 585, 850, 865, 976, 1016; issued by
march-wardens, 971, 1017, 1056; issue of, opposed,
1005, warrants for issue, .see Chancery
papal, 2, 11, 34, 251, 255, 472(g), 955. p.p. 20, 63.
papal letters, 1, 193, 406, 423, 432, 463, 727, 745,
1015
requested see Petitions and Complaints
re-sealed, 255, 979
types of
acquittances (discharges, releases), 83, 334, for
payments, 13, 338, 473, 492(i,ii), 723, 846, 978,
1006, cf. quitclaims below
bills, 335, 344, 492(xvi), 613, 804, 882, 1083, of
privy seal, (fiat), 878, 1084, of wardrobe see
debentures below
bonds, 492(xvi), 658, 812, 825, 1099, and sec
recognizances below
books, 706, p. 4; account books of wardrobes, 250-1,
266. 268, 471-2, 492, 510, 512, 515, 552, 575, 577,
583, 586. 617, 933, 938, p. 89; cf. rolls below
brieves, 26, cf. writs below
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Records, (conid)
types of (contd)
bulls, papal, 2, 11, 34, 251. 472(g), 955, p. 20
calendars, p. 8.
certificates (attestations, testimonials), 146, 189, 382,
406, 409, 472(s), 492(xiii), 792, 863, 872, 882, of
essoins, 288, of military service, 164, 222, 230, 240,
245, 284, 300, 311, 313. 329-30, 334, 390, 392-4,
422. 426. 480. 483. 580, 603, 610, 621, 778, 803;
cf. recognizances below
charters and grants, 14, 16, 20, 84, 91, 134, 234, 241,
244, 256. 369. 386, 412, 449, 455. 460. 473, 500.
509. 523, 544, 556, 625. 659. 664. 682. 724. 805.
818. 829. 867. 869. 895, 897. 902. 904. 931, 947.
p.p. 12,25; of pardon see that title; cf. licences below
chirographs, 21. 124, cf. indentures below
chronicles, 87-8. 92-5. p.p. 25, 51
commissions, 15, 321. 382. 450, 546. 747, 760. 794,
801. 802, 855, 953. 1037, 1092, of array. 202, 216.
224. 285, 602, 605, 619, 649. 806. 858. of arrest.
238-9, 820, 951, 1012, 1014, 1083, of oyer e( terminer
and peace, 294. 623. 1028, to embassies, 82, 670.
672. 687, 717-8, 846, 862, 865, 874, 901, 921. 942,
971, 1053, 1095, 1106, to grant pardons, 228, 495,
691, 717, 742; to make safeconducts, 861, 865, 1017;
to officers in Scotland, 472(y). 480. 767. 1026. 1033
credences or instructions, 25, 82, 200, 207, 349, 526,
590, 609, 683, 727, 811, 873, 898. 952, 979, ?346;
cf. letters of credence 6e/oii'
debentures (bills) of wardrobe, 276-7, 336. 345, 374,
383-5, 398, 410, 471(e), 492(xvi), 575(b), 655, 5055.
cf. bills above
dispensations, papal, 193. 463
extents of land, 18, 114
fiats, see bills above
final concords, 13, 118
indentures, 84, 226, 270, 302, 565, 625, 693, 731,
812, 851, 856, 900, p. 101; of delivery and receipt.
120, 198. 214. 351. 442, 454. 472(a,l), 535, 575(d), 706,
753. 799. 800, 983, 1009, 1022, of military service,
243. 278, 376. 652, 677. 742. 756. 824. 839. 879. 906.
914, 922, 929, 958, 964, 988-9, 1010-11, 1024, 1031,
1093; cf. chirographs above
inquisitions, see that title
inspections (inspeximus), 91. 412, 829. 845. 848
instruments, notarial. 90. 149, 154-5, 167. 280, 472(a.b).
593. 822. 905. 1099, and see 'Great Rolls' of Scotland,
'Ragman Rolls'
inventories, 187, 494, 706. 799
journals, 552. 586
letters: deprecatorie, 584, 601, de statu, 252. 917.
obligatory see bonds above, of attorney, 59. 330, 882;
of cocket, 632, 662, 1051, of credence, 9, 22, 82, 137,
148, 211, 447, 526, 590, 598, 630-1, 683, 693, 795,
896, ?346, cf. credences above, of marque, 601. 913;
of pardon see that title, of protection see below; of
recommendation, 17. 113. 211, 549, 797, of renuncia-
tion, 827, of request, 9, 19, 32. 38. 49-51, 103. 107,
144-5, 370, 633-7, 660. 674. 679. 1003. 1063, 1078,
?pairs of, 53. testimonials see certificates above
See also 'Barons letter' the, and introductory note
licences, 83, 657, 834, 840. 883. 885-7, 898. 930, 944,
Records, (contd)
types of, licences (contd)
licence to alienate land, 190, 708, ?13, to crenellate,
12, to empark, 455; to trade. 913. 1025. cf. charters
and grants, dispensations, papal above
memoranda, 247, 270, 345. 401, 404. 567-8, 615. 718,
775, 800, 858, 933, 949. 980-1, 5054, diplomatic,
469, 573, 656, 727, 734, 741, 745-6, 748-50, 759,
764-7, 771-3, 777, 782-90, 811, 836, of council, 904,
974. 977. 1001. 1006. 1008, 1028, 1052, on documents
292, 431, 816, 884, 918, 1021, 1034, 1036, on wages,
276-7, 282, 377-8, 383-5, 398, 403, 410, 970
payrolls see rolls below, paysheets, p. 89
processes, legal, cf. Legal Proceedings, whole entry
protection, letters or writs of, 294, 405, 733; breach
of. 506. clauses in, 451, 487, requested, 133, 142-3,
148. 150. 180. 194-6, 205, 221, 245-6, 284. 288.
308-10. 312. 314-17, 319, 323. 348, 390-2, 394, 415,
451. 487. 507. 511. 544, 548. 550-1, 553. 570. 580.
585. 588. 611-12. 628. 665. 704-5, 752, 758. 768, 801,
850
quitclaims of rights. 78, 116, '827, cf. acquittances
above
receipts (letters of receipt), 57, 65. 68. 75-7, 104-6,
115. 175. 283. 301. 331. 335. 466, 472(f,m), 529.
724. 837. 990, 998, for supplies, 214, 333, 347. 442.
453. 464. 467, 478-9, 492(xvi). 493, 498. 575(d). for
wages, 108, 111, 156. 159. 199. 204. 304. 409.
indented, see indentures of delivery and receipt
above
recognizances, 409, 524. 625. and see bonds above
registers, clerical, 255, p. 11
respites (letters or writs of respite), 366, 380. 613,
682; of account, 367, 400, 419, 921, of aids, 323,
389, 487, 720; of debt see under Debts; of pleas,
147, 192, 367, 555. 681, 704, 779
rolls, 273, 435, 466. 497, 614, 664, 5053, chancery
rolls, 382, 469, 625, 675-6; exchequer rolls. 175,
186, 724, 5054-5; muster or payrolls, 191, 227, 240,
427, 492(vi,vii,ix-xii), 501-2, 513-14, 521(b), 527,
566, p. 89; pipe rolls, 5055; valuation rolls of
horses, 225. 253, 340. 444. 484-5. 490. see also
'Great Rolls' of Scotland, 'Ragman Rolls'
safeconducts (letters or writs of safeconduct), 51, 411,
685, 711. 861, 913, 924, 955, 971. 1015, 1017, 1020.
1035, 1040. 1096; for Scots, 24, 668, 672, 683, 838,
870-1, 933-4, 937, 948, 961, 969, 986. 991. 994. 999.
1002. 1007. 1018. 1038, 1043. 1045-6, 1048, 1052,
1073, 1078 (named), 15. 290. 723. 808. 813, 840.
963, 966, 972. 992, 1000. 1005. 1019. 1034. 1036.
1039. 1056. 1084
schedules, 397, 420, 690
summons, letters or writs of, 162, 170. 367-8. 587,
930, 957, 1042, p. 87; before council, 906. 1083;
before courts see under Legal Procedures, before
exchequer, 226, 400, 419, for military service, 132.
173. 216, 246, 324, 353. 531, 589. 602. 605. 608.
615, 622-3. 665. 688. 700. 761-2. 883, 885. 887. 954.
1085. to parliaments, 129, 206. 291. 354. 521(f). 595,
598, 616, 709. 713
warrants: see Exchequer, for sealing, 979, see also
commissions above and introductory note
wills, 43
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Records, (conld)
types of (contd)
writs: certiorari, 327, 524, 625, 1081, de intendendo,
238-9, 320-1, 350, 352, 671, 755, 806, 819, 878, 912,
930, 932, 963, 956, de recto, 78, 152; de scutagio
habendo, 426, 480, 551, liberate & allocate, 34, 724,
904, 5055; of allowance, 249, of waste, 365, see
also introductory note under letters
Regency, councils of, see privy council under Councils
Relics, 706
burses and caskets for, 494
carried in wars, 266, 494, 521(b), 525
of St Edmund I 'of Abingdon], 494
Scottish; not to be alienated, 83, 91, removed, 215, 432,
494. 799
(nc
ed)
'banners' of St Cuthbert, 266, 521(b), of St John of
Beverley, 521(b)
Blackrood of Scotland, 494, 525
bones of St Margaret, 799
Cross Gneyth, the, 525
Cross of St Helen, and Holy Cross, part of, 494
Stone of Destiny, 215
CI. Church Furniture; Church Worship
Religious houses; see under Church Buildings
Religious orders see Clergy and Religious, orders of
Rentals of lands, 18, 114, 640, 5053
Rents see Farms and Rents
annual (annuus redditus) see annuities under Pensions
Repairs see under Works
Reparation see under Injuries & Compensation
Replevin, see mainpernors and mainprise under
Guarentors, replevin of franchise, 682
Reports, of news see Information and News
Reprisals see under Injuries and Compensation, types of
Requests see Petitions and Complaints, letters of request
under Records
Requisitions by crown see Ships, requisitioned. Victuals
and Supplies, prises of, purveyed
Restitution, restoration see replacement under Injuries
and Compensation; of horses, see under Livestock
Retainers, retinues see companies under Armies
Revenues see under Finance
Rights (liberties, privileges), 2, 89, 190
in dominions see overlordship below
in marches, 83, 91
limitations on, 528, 727
of religious, 83, 131, 163, 241, 452, 492(xvii)
of towns, 83, 567, 682, 707, 892, 895, 897
quitclaimed, 78, 116
vendable, 523
types of
advowsons, 25, 134, 281, 343, 653, 664, cf. patronage
below
amercements, 29, 30
common; common of estovers, of wood and underwood,
362, common of pasture, 55; common of piscary, 42,
471(a), 562(a), 657, 1066, 5053
'cremyteryght' l?corrody|, 947
escheats see Forfeitures & Escheats
estovers, 362
fisheries see common of piscary above
Rights (conrd;
types of (contd)
forfeitures of aliens, 151, forfeitures to crown, 29-30,
223, 365, 659, see also Forfeitures and Escheats
franchises, 91, 707, replevin of, 682; cf. Liberties
and Franchises (territorial)
free chase, 455
free customs, 682
harbouring outlaws, 7
'hospitality, 521(d)
levies: of aids, see under Customs and Services; of
scutage, 422, 426, 480, of tolls, 625, 682, 720
liberties (privileges), 38, 567, 682
marriage, 83, 91, 1114, see also Marriage
opening
930
overlordship of English dominions, 528, 567, 739, 755
overlordship (dominium directum, soveraine seignorie)
of Scotland, 91, 103, 126, 187, 255, 617, 783, 884,
902, 905, title to, 87-8, 525, 739, 755, 787, 789,
title to, claimed by papacy, 274, 745, title to,
denied and justified, 193, 250, 269, 666, 673, 727-8,
734, 741, 745, 791, used as royal style, 118, 126,
129, 132-3; see also 'Great Cause', 'Great Roll"
pasturage, 55
patronage of benefices (collation, presentation), 163,
169, 343. 364, 405, 449, 452, 867, and see advowsoni
above
piscary see common above
pleas of the crown, 29, 30
pounding of livestock, 97, ?413
primacy over Scottish sees, 103
primer seisin, 91, 118, 126, cf. overlordship, above
?private gaols, 754
profits of arrests, 223, 802
quittance from rents, 38, 473
seisin see that title
vert and venison, 30
wardship, see under Heirs and Wards
wrecks of the sea, 27, 657
year, day and waste, 365
Cf. Customs and Services
Royalty: married to subjects, 6, see also Index of
Persons and Places under individual names or
respective countries and titles
Rivers, 814, 951, in flood or spate, 346, 959
Cf. Bridges, Ferries
Runcins, see horses under Livestock, types of
Saddles, 266
Safeguard, safe-keeping, .see defence, escorts and guar
under Warfare and cf. Garrisons
Saints, 1012, irregularly canonised, 708. relics of, see
that title. Cf. Clergy and Religious, orders of
Sales see Puichase and Sale, Trade
Satisfaction for losses see under Injuries & Compensat
Seals and Sealing
broken, 48. 67
engraved, 1062
forged, 22, 848, '1062
on money bags, 48
re-applied and renewed. 83, 255, 979. 1062
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Seals and Sealing (contd)
Scottish, 91, 155, 282, 358, 632, 662. 768-9, 825, 841,
844, 1062, and see great seal of Scotland below
substituted: for great seal, 216. 948, for privy seal, 600,
979, '882
withdrawn. 1062
bulla, 255
clerical, 91, 155
cocket, 358, 632. 662, 844, 1062
exchequer seals, 92, 216, 265
great seal: documents sealed with, passim, 'keepers'
of, 871, 1015, cl. Chancellors
great seal of Scotland, 79, 848, p.p. 118, 122; used during
interregnum, 83, 187, 382, 451, 469, 472(w)
private, 91, 155. 250, 282. 600. 707, 825; of Edward
Balliol, 768-9, of Edward of Caernarvon, 264
privy seal: captured at Bannockbum, 600, deputy
keeper (secondary) of, 981; documents sealed with,
passim, keepers of, see Index of Persons & Places
under Alnwick, William; Bubwith, Nicholas, Clifford,
Richard, Langley, Thomas; Lisieux, Thomas,
Lyndwood, William, Moleyns, Adam, Prophet, John.
Stafford, Edmund, office of, 933, 949, 981
Psignet, misused, 882
town seals, 358. 559, 651-2, 707, 841, 844, 851, 872,
1062
sealing: cord and wax for, 250, 455, 492Cxvi), 515(c),
562(b), of 'round robin', 250-1, of transcripts, 255,
tags for, detached, 66
Secrets, 692, 809; secret treaties, 727
Seisin and Disseisin
seisin, 70, 128, 306; grants of, 343, 355. 369. 659, 664,
791, 818, 829, 5053; grants of, requested, 241-2, 244,
primer seisin, Ql. 118. 126. recovery of, 4. 16, 160-2,
365, 476. 625, 717-18, 750; recovery of, by writ of
right, 78, 152
disseisin (deforcement, dispossession), 4, 9, 22, 135-6,
152, 162, 365. 445, 476, 531, 717-8, 721, 750, 801, 803,
5054, of benefices, 169, of pensions, 556, of rights,
25, 38, 489
disseisin, novel, 128. 130-1, 177, assizes of, 55. 86, 89,
330
Cf. distress under Legal Procedures; Forfeitures and
Escheats
Seneschals see stewards under Officials and Servants
Sheriffdoms see under Administrative areas, and Index of
Persons and Places under individual counties
Ships, 62, 328, 701, 955
armed, 562(b), 1063, 1080, armed 'in fere of war', 1003
arrested, 506, 601. 620, 632-7, 647, 674, 679, 872, 934,
951. 960, 1083
attacked by French and Scots, 618, 1098-9, 1101
captains of see shipcaptains and shipmasters under
captured, 70, 634-7, 1003, 1012, 1014. 1050-1, 1080,
1083, 1098; by Scots, 899, 913, 923, 936, 1063, 1099,
1104, 1114
cargoes of see shipments below
constables of, 341, 651-2
crews (companions) of, 605, 652, 913, 960. 1083, double-
crews, 757; prize-crews, 618, 620, 562(b) See also
Ships, (contd)
crews (contd)
boatmen, seamen, shipcaptains and shipmasters, ship-
owners under Occupations
fleets or groups of, 567, 699, 912; acting against Scots,
326, 472(u), 492(ix,xi,xiv,xvi), 506, 512(a,b), 532-3,
536-9, 541-3, 557-65, 602, 604-5, 614(b,c), 618, 620,
651-2, 657, 665, 891, 1014, arrayed and mustered, 178,
247, 557-61, 563-5, 602, 605, 757, wool-fleets, 1103,
cf. admirals under Officials, types of
loaded, 492(xiv), 584, 633, 643
nationalities of, selected: Breton, 951, German, 327,
899; Irish, 247, 682, 923, Norman, 777; Prussian, 899;
Scottish, 601, 657, 810, 934, 1045, 1104, Spanish, 956,
1003, cf. named below
requisitioned for war, 247, 326, 492(xi), 532-3, 536-9,
542-3, 557-61, 563-5, 617, 649, 651-2, 665, 680, 682,
757, 793, 910, 1017
shipments by, 178, 218, 236, 351, 363, 372, 464, 472(b,j,
1), 492(xi,xii,xiv-xvi), 508, 529-30, 533, 537, 539, 557,
559-60, 562(b), 564, 575(d), 577, 583-4, 605, 618, 633,
643, 679-80, 698-9, 757, 840, 924. 956, 1017, 1036,
1115; escorted, 910
tackle of, 557, 559, 564, 618, 1014, mastheads. 618.
Prowlocks, muffled (hamos quarreos), 472(d); standards,
1012
tonnage of, 605, too great for ports, 1098, under 40 tuns,
757
wrecked, 657, 662-3, 851. 934, 960
named
Blithe, of Boston, 891
Cogge Lovel, la, of Lynn, 538
Cogge Notre Dame, la, of Sandwich, 665
Cristo(re, le, of Blakeney, 537
Cristofre, le. of Zeeland, 891
Doveland, of Zierikzee, 632-3, 635-7
Flowre. la, of Minehead, 1104
Godye [re], la, of Dundee, 492(xiv)
Holigost, le, 1025
John, of Boston, 936
John, of Calais, 1083
Jonette, la, of Mersey, 464
Lowrance, le, of Boston, 891
Magdeleyne. la, of Flanders, 852
Margate, le. of Kings Lynn, 651
Marie, la. 1025
Mar
Marie, la. of St Andrews, 1083
Marie, la. of Westminster, 562(b)
Mariota, of Irvine, 492(xi)
Messager. le. of Berwick, 492(xi,xiv)
Michell, of La Rochelle, 1080
Nicholas, le, of Aberdeen, 1035. 1040. 1050-1
Nicholas, le. of Boston. 539
Nicholas, le. of Hull, 652
Nicholas, le, of Kings Lynn, 651
Notre Dame. la. of Irvine, 492(xi)
Saint James, of Baion, 618, 620
Trinitee, of Boston and Hull, 891
Vincent, le. 1099
types of
balingers, 891. 936
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
655
Ships, (contd)
types of (contd)
barges, 492(xi,xiv), 562(b), 936
boats, 472(d), 577, 1017, 1063, cf. farcosts, fishing-
boats below
carvels, 1063
cogs, 538, 665
creyers, 536
farcosts, 1063, cl. boats, fishing-boats
fishing-boats, 536, 1003, 1114, cl. boats, farcosts
Cf. Trade, Transport and Communication
Shrines, 19, 840
Silk cords, 250
Silver, 199, 204, 347; silver marks, 777
Skins (or hides), see under Goods and Merchandise,
types of
Sports see Pastimes and Festivities
Standards see Banners
Staple, the; at Calais, merchants of, 912 (named). 1097-8,
1101, 1103; ordinance of, 816
?Scottish, 1036
Statutes see Ordinances and Statutes
Stone of Destiny (of Scone), the, 215
Storms see Weather
Submissions and Surrenders; of castles, 457, 472(a),
1010-11, 1031; of rebels, 691, 1109; of Scots, 523,
661, 742, 758, p. 80; of Scots, to Edward I, 146,155,
207, 228, 270, 343, 366, 370, 431, 472(a), 784. Cl.
homage, fealty under Customs and Services, Pardons,
'Ragman Rolls'
Summonses see under Records, types of
Supplications see Petitions and Complaints
Support see Aid (assistance), reinforcements under Armies
and Garrisons, strength of; grants of see Pensions
Sureties; financial, 358, 866; provided by persons, see
Guarentors, Hostages. Cf. pledges under Agreements
and Undertakings, and defence, escorts and guards
under Warfare
Surrenders see Submissions and Surrenders
Surveys and Inspections; of purveyances, 586, 638-9;
of records see that title, of victuals, 477, see also
Victuals, requirements of, of works at Scottish castles,
279, 465, 492(xii), 596, 767, 889-90, 908-9, 953, 1041;
supervisors of see assessors, clerks of works,
controllers, overseers under Officials and Servants,
Cf. Assessments and Valuations; Inquisitions
Sustenance, grants of see Pensions
Tabards see Cloth and Clothing
Tackle see under Ships
Tactics see Warfare, whole entry
Taxation. See also Customs and Services
assessed, 38. 644. 712, 780, 794
assignments on, 574, 837, 893. 908, 928. 1081
collection of, 175, 976, 1016, see also assessors,
collectors, controllers, custumers, receivers under
Officials, types of
cornage, 281, =644
customs, 386, 472(f), 574. 1081, in Scotland, 358, 382,
492(i). 632. 837, 844. 1055. 1062. 1066. 1089, on woo
hides and fells, 358. 382, 574, 622. 632-3, 720, 844,
?rs, receivers
Taxation, (contd)
customs, (contd)
893, 908, 928, '794, see also
under Officials, types of
fifteenths, 38, 260-1, 265, 331, 780, 1060
pavage, 682
pessage, 625
prises, purveyances see under Victuals and Supplies,
cf. Ships, requisitioned
scavage, 720
scutage, 422, 426, 480. 551
subsidies on trade, 864, 893
tallages, 83
teinds, tenths or tithes, 48, 72-3, 260, 256, 265, 335,
338-9, 466. 492(ii), 512(a), 535, 712, 780. 826. 919,
926, 1024
tolls, 39, 720; cf. Turnpikes
tronage, 625
ulnage, 468
Cf. Assessments and Valuations; Farms and Rents;
Fines and Amercements
Tempests see Weather
Tenants or landholders, 206. 281. 480, 551. 794. 807.
1094 (named), 151-2, 161-2, 211, 438. 489. 1003, 1105,
1114
in N. England, 28, 33. 38, 412, 642, 715
in Scotland, 83, 355, 362, 365-6, 492(xvii), in Scotland,
dispossessed, 152. 162, 211, 428, 717-8, 750, cf.
disseisin under Seisin and Disseisin
See also Tenures below
Tents (pavilions), 124, 266, 472(1), makers of, 191, 472(j)
Tenures, 22, 223, 330, 473
consequences and incidents of, see Customs and
Services
inquisitions on, 20, 26. 47. 100. 489
types of
burgage, 625. 931. '892, 897
castellanies, 4. 5, 10, 100. 721
coparceny Cor gavelkind), 306
'demesne', 12, 162, 761, see also fee below, demesne
of crown (dominium), 528, 567, 739, 755. 791, and see
overlordship under Rights
dower, 281. 5053
farm, 625
fee (freehold, heritage, inheritance), 44, 86. 89. 152.
355, 365. '134, Scotland, claimed as, 727, see also
'demesne' above, military below and Introduction
p. 632 under Lands
free forest, 455
?free marriage, 640
Pgavelkind, 306
'heritage' (free-hold, inheritance), see fee above and
Introduction p. 632 under Lands
in chief (in capite), 83, 281, 489
joint, 281, 730
leasehold (farm), 625
life-rent, 730, 886; cf. Pensions
military, 472. 492(xvii), 615. 761. 791. 883. 88.5-7, 904,
held by archer service, 807, held by knight service,
151. 230, 240, 249, ,305. 334, 422. 426, 438. 480, 483,
487. 551. 580, 621; temporalities as, 151, 412, 480,
507. 589. 621. 646. 804, see also knight service,
military service under Customs and Services
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Tenures, (contd)
types of (contd)
right of religious houses, 241
right of wives, 47, 365, 367
socage, 44, '162fxvn)
serviential (sergeanty, ser/an(/e), 192, 369. 687
severalty, 729
wardship see under Heirs and Wards
Testimonials: of poverty, 863, see also Records under
certificates, debentures, receipts
Teutonic order, The, master general of, 899
Thefts at sea see piracy under Offences and Penalties,
types of
Throne of Scotland, competition for, see 'Great Cause'
Tournaments, see under Pastimes and Festivities
Towns and Ports
aids by, 38, in ships, 247, 326, 492(xi), 563-5, 557-61,
649, 651-2, 680, 910; in troops, 613, 615, 707
besieged or captured see sieges under Warfare
citizens, commonalties or communities of, 428, 472(1),
488, 504, 532, 541, 557-61, 563-4, 567. 573, 584, 613,
620, 625. 641, 648, 651-2, 707, 741, 759, 772. 777. 793,
802, 841, 872, 895. 1049 (named), 825. 936. 1083, and
see officials below
councils (Flemish) of, 648, 685
empovrished, 539. 561. 563, 565. 680, 682, 720, 793
fortified or garrisoned, 272, 278. 305, 398. 419. 492(xii).
562(e), 843. 1047. 1059, captains, commanders,
constables or keepers of, see under officials below,
works at, 515(b), 562(a,c), 591, 596. 682. 720, 890.
908-9, 916. 919. 939. 959, 1088, 1098, 1112
granted, 135-6. 460, 791
issues of, 510, 622. 724
officials of
advocats, 685
aldermen, 1018. 1025 (Sc). 841
bailiffs, 35, 327. 559. 575(d). 583-4, 620. 641, 662-3,
701. 851, 872, 963 (named), 960. in Ireland, 62, in
Scotland, 492(xvi), 841, see also Officials, types of
barons of Cinque Ports, 247. 472(w), 506
burghers and burgesses, 508. 564. 584, 652. 680, 720.
793. Flemish. 633-6. 648, 660, 679, Irish, 682.
Scottish, 591. 596. 625. 657(1, k), 810, 892. 1088
(named), 35. 504, 575(a), 592. 632
burgomasters, Flemish, 634-5, 650, 679, 685. 872, 1099
captains or commanders, 581-2, 846. 852. 878. 889, 912
(named), 319. 492(xii,xiii), 527. 575(a,d), 585, 614(b,c).
756. 767. 792. 841. 860, 865-6, 893. 908. 922. 927, 929.
940. 959, 989. 1006. 1009. 1023, 1026, 1044, 1115
consuls and e'chevir7s (Flemish), 634-5, 648, 650, 679,
685, 872
jurats and masters, 618. 648
mayors, 327, 472(1). 532, 541, 560, 563. 575(d), 583,
651. 662-3, 707. 726, 777, 802, 963, 1049; French,
618, 912, 936, Scottish, 358, 492(xvi), 504. 592. 625.
810. 841. 1030. 1088
provosts (prepositi), 472(i)
wardens of Cinque Ports, 35. 37
privileges or rights of. 83, 567. 682. 707. 892. 895, 897,
rights in, 241
types of
boroughs and burghs, 460. 510. 649
Towns and Ports (confd;
types of (contd)
cities, 567
hamlets, 539
harbours, havens and ports, 178, 657, 727, 1012, 1014,
1050, 1080, 1098; Cinque ports, 35, 37, 247, 472(w),'
506, 508. 651, see also Index of Persons and Places
under Dover; Hastings; Pevensey; Rye; Sandwich;
Winchelsea
See also Index of Persons and Places under respective
names. Cf. Buildings; Church Buildings; Manors;
Universities
Trade
English, 1115, with France, 541. 912. 936, 1097-8, 1101,
1103; with Germany and Low Countries, 411, 456, 530,
584, 633-7, 648, 685, 872, 1099, with Man and Norway,
46. with Scotland, 46, 53, 56, 62, 219, 504, 546, 583,
599, 802, 816. 864. 866, 913. 994, 1018, 1025, 1036,
1040. 1045-6, 1050-1; with Wales, 46
Irish, 62, 682. 923
licences for, 913, 1025
monopolies in, 720
prohibited, 35, 46, 101, 411, 456, 546, 583, 599. 802,
816
Scottish, 101, 358, with England see above, with France,
35, 37, 49, 70, 575(a,c), 576, 674, 1012, 1014, 1080;
with Germany, 327, 492(iv), with Ireland, 62, 923, with
Low Countries, 35, 411, 632-7, 635-7, 648, 650, 660,
679, 685. 701. 852, 1036, with Orkney, 934
See also Goods and Merchandise, merchants under
Occupations. C(. Costs and Prices; customs, subsidies
under Taxation, Fairs and Markets, Purchase and Sale;
Ships. Transport and Communication
Trades and industries, see Agriculture. Fish and Fishing;
Occupations; Works
Transport and Communication, 729, 795
advice on, 699, 1097
costs of, 492(xiv), 643, 1041, 1089, cf. Turnpikes
hazardous, 699, 955; because of broken bridges, 346,
959, 1049, because of Scots, 263, 448. 475, 492(xiv),
517, 594
of corpses, 292
of horses and armour, 178, 492(xiv), 544, 575(d), 680,
698, 840, 1097
of information q. v. , and see heralds, messengers, scouts
and spies under Emissaries and Agents
of money, 263, 266, 397. 446, 472(f,h,j), 521(b-c), 527,
687
of prisoners, 236, 492(xii,xiv)
of siege equipment, 465, 472(b,d,f,h)
of troops, 178, 492(ix,xi,xiv,xvi), 533, 537, 539. 557,
559-60. 564. 575(d), 605. 680, 698-9, 840, 956
of victuals and supplies. 101, 191. 218. 260-3, 266, 351,
363. 372. 417. 440. 464, 472(h,f.h, j.l), 475, 492(xi.xiv-
xvi), 508, 515(c), 521(b,c), 529, 539, 543, 546, 577, 583,
599, 638, 643, 680, 757, 767, 802, 910, 1017, 1027, 1036,
1115, and see Victuals and Supplies, deliveries of
prevented or prohibited, 101. 583. ?546; prohibited
as treasonable, 599. 608, 657. 691. 727, 802
types or means of
baggage trains. 444
beacon-fires. 185
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Transport and Communication, (contdj
types of (contd)
carriage, carts and wagons, 158. 191. 226, 266, 292,
358, 417, 465-6, 472(b,d,f,k,j,l,u-z), 492(xvi,xvii),
515(c), 527, 543-4, 629, 688, 719, 804, 806, 1027,
1046, 1049
ferries, 562(b), 625. 719, 963
portage, 492(xiv), 584. 633, 643
shipment, see under Ships
See also Information and News, Trade. Cf. Itineraries
Treasurers, 910, lieutenants of, 224, 357, of Calais
(.named), 843, 908, 990, 998, of exchequer, q.v., of
Ireland, 184, of wardrobes and households, 943,
gnawed), 471(d,e,g), 472(t), 586. 920, 1013
See also Index of Persons and Places under
Beauchamp, John, Burwash, Henry, Bury, Richard,
Butler, Ralph, Cromwell, Ralph, Cusance, William.
Droxford, John, Edington, William, Fiennes, James,
Langton, Walter, Nevill, Thomas; Norbury, John,
Norwich, Walter, Orleton, Adam, Reynolds, Walter,
Roos, William; Sandal, John, Stafford, John.
Zouche, William de la
Treasuries, 187, 431,727, 884, p.90; in Tower of
London, 706, 800, of exchequer, 175, 783
Treaties and Truces, p. 33
Anglo-French, (1297-1307), 178, 207-8, 280, 302. 307,
381. 428, 528, 567. 576. 723. 727. 745. 759, 764. 766,
777, 783,790, p. 66, (1327-99), 827,862, 867-8,
873
Anglo-Flemish, 633-7, 650, 685, 693, 696, 748. 766
Anglo-Scottish. 1.848. (1290-1307), 74, 83, 234. 346,
349, 472(t), 790, (1307-27), 526-7, 531, 550, 554,
566-7, 573, 583. 586, 590. 593, 608, 615, 656-9,
666-76, 687-94, 696-8, 701, 703, 710, 721, 759, 764,
777, ?7n, (1327-77), 716-18, 795, 798, 838, 842, 847,
?711, (1377-99), 851-2, 856, 859-60, 862, 865-6, 868,
(1399-1413), 898, 905, 921, 923, 930, 934, 939, 941-2,
(1422-61), 971, 979, 981. 983. 995-7, 1010. 1012, 1014,
1031, 1050-1, 1069, 1075-6, 1079-80, 1082, (1461-1509),
1095. 1106. 1113, 5053
Anglo-Spanish, 696
Franco-Scottish, 827, (1295), 154. 207-8, 275. 280, 307,
428, 528, 576. 727. 745, 748, 751, 765-6, 783
breaches of, 657, 842; by English, 634, 764, 851-2, 934.
1012. 1014, 1050-1, 1080, 1082; by French, 207, 381,
428, 528, 567, 576, by Scots, 207, 280, 526, 531, 550,
615, 759, 847. 860. 866, 873. 930. 1075. 1079. 1095;
penalties for, 745. 759. 777. 783
commissioners and conservators of, .see under
Emissaries and Agents
duration of, 689. 856, 859, duration of, extended, 178,
567, 688, 1106
keepers of .see commissioners and conservators under
Emissaries and Agents
observance of: enforced, 847, 866. 1079. oaths and
provisions for, 687. 689, 842. 867. 921. 1113
proclaimed, 472(t), 635-7, 923
prohibited, 573, 608, 691
ratified or terminated, 1. 154, 280, 528, 827, 939, p. 66
types of
compositions, 1
conspiracies, .see under Offences and Penalties
Treaties and Truces, (contd)
types of (contd)
local treaties, 573. 608. 691
marriage treaties, 6, 83
'secret' treaties, 726-7, 745
•special securities', 856, 865
trading treaties, 633-7, 685
See also Alliances and Allies; Negotiations; Peace,
C(. Agreements and Undertakings; Embassies,
Emissaries and Agents
Trespasses see Offences and Penalties, whole entry
Troops
arrayed and mustered, 132, 151, 192, 202. 237. 240, 257,
492(xvii), 501-2, 514, 608, 614-5, 619, 641, 694, 700,
707, 767, 806, 857, 954, arrayed for fleets, 178, 247,
557-61, 563-5, 602, 605, 757, arrayed in N. England,
182, 206, 209, 216, 224, 226, 266, 285, 324, 472(k),
491, 531-5, 537-9, 541, 543, 598, 646, 688, 701, 753,
758, 780, mustered in Scotland, 324, 353, 589, 761-2,
p. 87
desertion and detachment of see under Armies
mustered, .see under arrayed above, muster rolls of, 240,
501-2, 514
nationalities of: French, 583, 683, 861, 962, Gascon,
640, 686, Irish, 138, 164, 206, 278, 726, Scottish, 132,
207, 694, 697-8, 723, 843, 956, 1091, and see types of,
below, Welsh, 216, 265, 694
payments and prests to, 204, 227, 233, 268, 272-3, 276,
299, 301, 336, 383-4, 410, 420-1, 424, 434, 471(e),
472(f,t), 492(severa;), 498, 512, 515(b,c), 521(a-c), 540,
562(a,d,e), 566(severa;), 575(b,c), 614(c), 622, 655.
677, 736, 738, 780-1, 908, 926, 948, 1003
recruitment of, 190, 434, 539, 686, 692, 767; by conscrip-
tion and impressment, 350, 602, 605, 757. 858, by hire,
363, c(. arrayed above
reinforced, see under Armies. Garrisons, strength of
service by, 334, 807. 887. 910, serving in garrisons, q.v.,
serving on ships, 492(ix,xi), 533, 537, 539, 557, 559-60,
564, 605, see also knight service, military service
under Customs and Services
transported see under Transport and Communications
types of
archers, 191, 233. 272. 305. 325. 345. 373. 376-7, 383,
425, 471(e), 477, 492(iii,x-xii), 515(b), 575(c), 605,
646, 677, 767, 807, 814. 843. 879-80. 887. 910,
mounted, 736
artillery-men see engineers under Occupations
balisters, 305, 345. 471(e), 477. 492(iii,ix,xii), 515(b),
572, 575(c), 614(c)
bannerets, 243, 253, 263, 268, 273, 325, 383, 402, 410,
472(t), 492(iii,v,xii,xiii), 521(a), 562(e), 566(e), 617,
655, 677; (Sc), 340, 472(z), companies and retinues
of, see under Armies
constables; see under Castles, Officials and Servants;
Towns and Ports, officials of, under captains
cavalry (horsemen, men at arms), 178, 258, 272, 278,
299, 301, 3.53, 363, 376-7, 420-1, 424, 427, 434-5,
439, 472(e,f), 492-3, 498, 515(a-c), 562(a,d,e), 575(d),
680-2, 686, 688, 758, 781. 809, 814, 843, 880, 887,
910, 950, horses of see under Assessments and
Valuations, Livestock, tactical limitations of, 346,
589, 698, See also bannerets, esquires, hobelars,
knights, sergeants
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Troops (contd)
types of (contd)
'companions' of households, 646
crossbowmen, 12, 233, 272, 325, 373, 376-7, 383, 425,
457, 465
escorts see under Warfare
esquires, 233, 235, 276, 325, 336, 345, 373, 383-4, 398,
410, 448, 471(e), 472{t), 492(v, vii,xii-xiii), 503, 521(a,
b), 527, 529, 575(b), 586, 655, 677, 738. 879, 5055
inawed), 195, 334, 393. 402, 471(b), 472(q), 475,
492(xiii), 515(a), 562(d), 570, 655, 877, 886. 907, 918,
949, 953(i), 1004, 1014, 1059, 1077, 1080, (Sc), 229,
492(xiv,xvii), 575(b,c), 938, 944, 948, 1033
'fencible' (defensables). 533. 537, 539, 557, 559-60,
564
guards see escorts and guards under Warfare
hobelars, 206, 345. 373, 425. 492(x,xii). 562(c), 572,
614(c), 646, 698, 736, 738, 743, 767, 780, 804. (Sc).
698
horsemen see cavalry, above
infantry (footmen, foot-soldiers), 182, 202, 204. 206,
216. 223-4, 226-7, 237, 266, 278, 285, 305. 324, 345,
353, 439, 471(f), 472(e,f), 477, 491, 492(xii). 501-3.
521(b,c), 529, 562(d), 575(d), 589, 614(b.c), 686. 694.
698, 753; cf. archers, balisters, crossbowmen,
millenaries, slingers
knights, 124, 204, 233, 235. 268, 336. 340. 383-4. 410.
444, 472(b,t), 477, 492(severa;), 521(a,b), 566(b-e).
861, 879, 962, p. 67 {named), 205, 230,240, 243,
245, 253, 284, 288. 292, 294, 300, 305, 312-13, 315-17,
323, 334, 345, 348, 373. 393, 398, 402-3, 429, 484-5,
490, 492(vi,xii,xvi), 503. 521(a), 527, 540. 548, 550,
570. 583. 614(b), 622, 655, 677, 683, 730. 736, 753,
794. 847, 860, 878, 894. 914, 953(i), 995-7, 1026,
1044, 1059, 1076, 1080, 1095, p. 86; knights
bachelor, 325, 763 (.named). 148. 150, 166, 194, 245,
312, 317, 390. 394. 442. 553, 580, 585. 705. knights
banneret see bannerets above, created or dubbed.
184. 462. 492(vi), military orders of, 8. 581, 899.
1002; Scottish, 817, 938, 944 (named), 229, 472(p-r,u),
492(vi,xii,xvi), 512(c), 514, 562(c-e), 566(b-e), 572,
590. 689, 823, 870, 920, 942. 999. 1083
men at arms .see bannerets, cavalry, esquires, knights,
sergeants
millena
sapper;
sergear
5, 763
liners, quarreours), 457, 465. 471(d), 472(g)
sergeants at arms (serviens ad arma), 305,
369, 472(e), 492(viii,xii), 503. 566(c), 583, 687. 738
slingers (len^atorea). 324
soldiers (soldarii), 159. 345. 472(s), 485. 514. 515(c),
562(e), 566(c), 908, 939, 1041. 1059
'valets' (va;eff;), see under Officials and Servants
vintenarii, 345, 492(ix,x.xii)
'volunteers, 767
See also Armies; Garrisons. Ci. Wars ; Warfare. Weapons
and Armour
Trysting places: for tournaments, 944. on marches, 856.
859, 862. 901, 905. 930. 979. 1075. CI. March-days;
Negotiations
Turnpikes. 596. 953(ii)
472(q), 5055
Vacancies; of bishoprics, 25, 44, 653, of offices, 546,
of papacy, 91; of Scottish throne, 91, 126, 187
Victuallers see Victuals and Supplies, keepers and
receivers of and Index of Persons and Places under
Bromsgrove, Dalilegh
Victuals and Supplies, 477, 606, 795. 963, 1025, 1089,
5053
aids in see purveyed below
damaged or spoiled. 351. 521(c), 643
deliveries of, 278, 557, 559, 912, 1059; to armies and
garrisons in Scotland, 100, 175, 181-2, 191, 198, 201,
206, 210, 213, 216-18, 235, 260-5, 267, 303, 331, 335-6,
338-9, 345. 347. 397, 402. 414, 417, 419, 434-5, 439-42,
453-4, 467, 472(severa;), 475, 477-9, 492(severa;), 493,
498, 512(b,c), 521(b,c), 529, 575, 577, 586, 614-15, 643,
736-7. 753. 757. 900. 910, 946, 953(ii), 1009, 1017; to
Scots. 101, 411, 576. 583, 599, 802, '546. to Wales,
46
foraging for, 363, 472(g,k)
keepers and receivers of, 440-2, 615. 912 (named), 303,
566(a,d,e), 575(d), 577, 736-7, 760, 802, and see Index
of Persons and Places under Bromsgrove, John, Richard;
Dalilegh, James
payments and prests for, 191, 206. 218, 272-3. 289, 331,
336, 374, 461, 472(z), 492(ii,iv,xiv), 508, 512(a,c),
535, 542, 602, 719, at market prices, 289, 508. 535
payments and prests in, 233, 243, 268, 333, 471(f), 479,
492(xvi), 493. 498, 512(c), 535. 562(e), 566(e), 572
prises of, 802, '492(ii); forbidden, 508, 602. 604, 615
purchased, 53, 181, 265, 472(a,b,d, j,k), 562(b,c,e),
575(d), 596, 736, 934, and see payments for above
purveyed, 158, 195, 206. 218, 246. 261, 263, 289, 321.
335. 394. 417. 419, 472(1), 488, 508, 534-5, 541-3, 586,
602. 638-9, 686, 760, 767. 802, 878, 910, 1017, 1059,
cf. prises
receivers of see keepers above
requirements of, 691, 696-7, by garrisons, 216. 258. 264,
472(n), 477. 802-3,810, 906, 953(ii). 939, 998. 1071.
estimated, 210, 213, 260
stored, 706. in bags, 48; in bales, 328; in barrels and
pipes, 946; in sacks, 492(xiv)
stores and supply - centres of, 267. 303, 331. 333. 402,
419. 442, 472(f), 475, 492(ii,xv,xvi), 493, 512(c).
515(a). 946. '413; and see Index of Persons and
Places under Berwick. Blackness, Carlisle
transported, .see under Transport and Communication,
and deliveries of above
types of
ale, 804
ammunition see under Weapons and Armour
beer, 475
boards, 'Eastland', 492(iv,xiv), 596
bread, 562(b.e), 804
coal see sea coal below
firewood, 100
fish, q.v
flour, 440, 442. 453, 471(f), 472(1), 475. 478,
492(ii,xiv,xvi), 493. 498
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
659
Victuals and Supplies, (contd)
types of (contd)
fodder, 472(1), 562(c), 719
grain, 265, 419, 472(z), 492(ii,xvi), 508, 510, 521(c),
542, 602, 643, 804, 826, types of, see under Crops
and Grains
hides, tanned, 472(j), 596, see also skins under
Goods and Merchandise
iron, 46, 472(b,d,i, s), 492(iv,xiv,xv), 577, 596
lead, 472(g,k), 492(iv,xiv)
livestock, q. V
malt, 472(1), 475, 479. 492(xi,xiv), 493, 498, 535, 543,
575(c), 577, 864
meat, carcasses of, 366, 374, carcasses of bacon,
472(1), 478, 492(ii,xiv), 498, 577, carcasses of beef,
214, 542
medicine, 472(a)
money, 48, 175, 260-3, 265-6, 331, 335, 338-9, 371,
382, 397. 414, 419, 435, 472(f,h), 475, 492(ii,xvi),
515(a), 521(b-c), 696-7, 706, 732
oil, 492(xiv)
ropes, 266. 492(xiv)
salt, 46, 191. 498. 543. 562(b), 577. 638-9. 1036,
1080. coarse salt, 492(ii,xiv)
sea-coal, 472(k), 492(iv,xiv)
spices, 328, 515(c)
stones, for engines, 363
wine, 49, 56. 214. 267, 382, 402, 440. 442. 464. 472(1,
z), 475, 478-9, 492(ii,xiv-xvi), 493, 512(a,c), 539,
562(e), 566(e), 572, 686, 864. 1080; white wine, 737
See also Crops and Grains. Cf. Building Materials
Wages see introductory note, fees under Payments
Ward of coasts, 151, 767, cf. military service under
Customs and Services
'Wardens': see commanders, keepers under Officials and
Servants, Index of Persons and Places under Marches
of Cinque Ports (named), 35, 37
'Wardrober the', see Wardrobes and Households, keepers of
Wardrobes and Households, p. 129
deliveries by, of cloth, 292, 474, 486, 521(b)
deliveries to, 328, 335, 402, 461, 471-2, 492(xiv), of fish
and meat, 374, 472(a), 492(xvi), 510, 878; of money,
397, 515(a), 558, of records, 206. 431. 471(e), 472(d,s),
of transport, 266, 472(1)
horses of, 225, 266. 444, 472(1)
itineraries of, in Scotland, 497, 521(a), 552
records of, q.v., under books, debentures, memoranda.
Wardrobes and Households, (contd)
departments of (contd)
pantries see butteries above
poultery, 124, 335, 472(1)
saltery, sausery and scullery (esquillerie), 124
treasury at Westminster, 187
finances of
accounts, 272-3, 442, 461. 466, 471(d), 472(t), 475,
655, 677, 933, and see books, debentures, rolls
under Records
debts and expenses, 190-1, 461, 488, 510, 627, for
lodging Scots, 472(g,q,r,t), 586, 614(b), 920, 967,
973; for wages, 272-3, 276-7, 336, 345, 374, 377-8,
383-5, 398, 402-3, 407-8, 410, 435, 466, 471-2, 482,
492, 497, 512-3, 515(a,c), 521(a), 527, 566, 575. 655,
677, '492, debts owed to, 492(xvi), 333; cf. Debts,
crown
tallies, 374. 488
members and officials of
almoners. 471(f)
bannerets, see under Troops, companies under Armies
butlers, 464, 539
chaplains, 472(u)
clerks, 471(a), 488, 531, 543, 562(c), 605 (named), 218,
336, 372, 402, 441-2, 453, 462, 472(1. m), 474-5, 486,
557-8, 563-5, 618, 638-9, see also Index of Persons
and Places under Convers; Dalilegh, Weston. John
cofferers see Index of Persons and Places under
Bedwyn; Manton
'companions'. 646
controllers, 187. 251, 280. 324, 330, 376, 472(a,d),
492(ii), 617. 938
esquires. 471(b). 492(xiii)
goldsmiths, 215
keepers, 1072. See a/so Index of Persons and Places
under Droxford, John, Feriby, Richard; Fiennes, Roger;
Langton, Walter; Northburgh, Roger; Popham, John;
Reynolds, Walter, Warley, Ingelard, Wetwang, Walter
ladies in waiting, 828
masons, 350
naperers, 266
painters, 215
poulterers, 335, 472(1)
sergeants at arms see under Troops
stewards, 124, 605, 943 (named), 213. 341. 392, 472(s),
610, 767
surgeons, 472(a)
tentmakers, 472(j), '191
treasurers, 586. 920, 943, 1013. see also keepers above
and Index of Persons and Places under Reynolds,
relics (Sc) in. 187, 494, 800
troops of. q.v., under bannerets, 'companions',
sergeants
departments of
butteries and pantries, 124. 191, 402, 441, 464, 472(r
475, 521(f)
chambers and chapels, 124, 472(a), 482, 492(xvi)
kitchen (quissine) and larder, 124, 374, 471(a), 510,
521(f), 878; cf. saltery
marshalseas, 124, 453, 472(1), 562(c)
napery, 266
valets, 392; valets of the chamber, 482, 492(xvi)
vinters, see Index of Persons and Places under Manton
types of
great wardrobe, 382, 474, 486, 1072
private households: of magnates. 271, 763, cf.
companies under Armies, of Scottish prisoners, 271,
586, 769, 973
subordinate households: of princes, 271, 586, 930, 932;
of princes of Wales, 392, 402, 441-2, 444, 453, 464,
471(d), 472(1, m,t), 492(xi,xiv,xvi), ?271; of queens,
627, ?828
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Wardrobes and Households,
(contd)
Cf. Chancery, Councils Exchequer; privy seal under
Seals; Treasurers, Treasuries
Wards, wardship see Heirs and Wards
Warfare, operations in, 387, 416, U 12
ambushes and attacks, 526, 708, 802-3, 1091, on
shipping, 956, on towns, 809, 890, 1031. 1107
battles and skirmishes: Anglo-Scottish, 229, 472(s), 480,
658. 805, 809, 924 (1306-7), 472(n,p), 485, 490, 492(vii,
xiii,xvi,xvii), 655 (1314-15), 600, 614(b-c), 617, 622,
in Ireland, 726, trial by, see uncfer Legal Procedures
blockades, 101. 546, 562(a), 810, cf. fleets under Ships
campaigns, see expeditions, invasions, raids below
combat, trials by, see under Legal Procedures
defence (protection, safe-keeping, security); arrangements
or measures for, 135-6, 151. 185. 257, 288. 296. 345,
400-1, 419, 421, 492(v,vi,xvii), 595. 598, 615, 693-7.
699. 798. 906, 915. 930. 932. 939. 953(i). 988. 1010-11,
1042; of bridges, 346, of castles, 258, 345. 376. 400,
419. 471(e), 492(xvii), 824. 906. 953(i). 964, 1010-11,
1042, 1081, cf. Garrisons; of England, 135-6, 151. 185,
607. 615. 693-7, 699, 709. 807. 911-12, 1116; of English
marches, 243, 245. 256-7, 262, 288, 421. 472(f). 562(a.c),
566(b-e), 575(a), 581-2, 595, 598. 608. 610. 623. 626-7.
677, 704, 779, 798. 806-7, 915. 930. 932. 939. 988,
1044, 1058-60, 1068, 1070, 1093, p. 87; of Scotland.
178, 256. 293. 296. 345-6, 400-1, 428. 492(v, vi.ix.xvii).
512. 515(b), 562(e), 655; of towns. 587. 591-2, 596. 720,
880, 906, 1085-7, cf. escorts and guards, sieges below
escorts and guards, 3-4, 472(k), 492(xiv), 657. 910; for
money, 48, 266. 521(b-c). for officials, 204, 346. 448.
471(e), 472(b-c), 1068; for prisoners and hostages, 229,
236. 251. 346. 359, 471(e-g), 472(b-f,j,z), 492(xvi),
512(d), 701. 935-6. 1004
expeditions; English, to Flanders. France and Gascony,
56. 129. 132. 138, 176. 178. 182. 207. 564. 680. 692-
700. 949. '506, English, to Scotland, 720. 723, 1090,
1100, 1110-11 (1295-98), 140, 142-3, 147-8, 150-1, 156-9,
163-4, 173-5, 182. 281. 343 (1300), 206, 216-18, 221-7,
230, 237-40, 247 (1301-3), 251. 260-5, 321, 323-4, 326
(1304-7), 356-7, 360, 363. 375. 402. 419-22, 426, 433
436-7, 439-42, 444, 471-2, 480. 484-5, 490-2, 727 (1307-
27), 497. 515, 531-47. 552. 557-66, 568. 571, 578. 602.
604-5, 616, 618, 620. 638-9. 643-7, 651-2, 655, 665,
680, 688, 727 (1327-60), 729, 744. 752-3, 757-8, 761-3.
767-70, 804. 826 (1399-1402). 881-3, 885-8, 891. 904.
908. 910-11, 928; to Hebrides, 32, ?492(xiv), ?614(b);
Scottish, 32, 220, 517-19, p. 80, and see invasions,
raids below
foraging. 363, 472(g,k)
intelligence, collection and transmission of, see
Information and News and reconnaisance 6e/ovi'
invasions; of England, anticipated. 699, 704, 745, 795,
881, 930. 939. '912. of England, by Scots, 182, 185,
581-2. 584. 587, 595. 598. 606-9, 615, 654, 678, 708-9.
712, 714-15, 721, 779, 809, 857, 890, 930, 1059-60,
1068, 1070-1, 1090, p. 87; of Ireland and Man, by
Scots, 606-7. 609. 628. 682. 726. 1109, cf. expeditions,
raids
naval operations see blockades above and fleets under
Ships
Warfare, (con(d)
pursuits, 655, 809, of ships, 1098, 1101
raids and forays {chivanche, equitancia), 198, 204. 319.
363, 434, 484-5, 490, 512(c-d). against ships, 956. by
Scots, 201, 257, 803, 804, 809, 881. 976. 1016, cf.
ambushes, expeditions, invasions, pursuits above
reconnaisance, by scouts and spies, 236. 257, 472(s),
492(xvii). 930; cf. Information and News
regrouping (.resortir), 439
retreats see withdrawals below
Pruses of war, secret operations, 809, 1091
sieges, 258. equipment for see under Weapons and
Armour, of Scottish castles (named), 356-7. 363, 372,
444. 457. 465. 471(e), 472(a-d,g-k,o,p), 475, 492(x-xii,
xiv), 517-19, 589, 781, 795. 1011, 1047; of towns, 531,
567, 654. 730. 810. 890, 947. 954, 1090; of towns,
envisaged, 959. 1010-11, 1031
'scorching earth, 234
scouting, skirmishing, spying see battles, reconnaisance
above
surrenders see Submissions and Surrenders
withdrawals; by Scots, 346, 512(a), 744, 809, 1086-7.
from Scotland, 260-3, 472(t), 490. 492(xii), 515(a),
571, 591. 596, 654-5
See also Armies. Transport and Communication, Troops,
Victuals and Supplies, Wars. Cf. Weapons and Armour
Warranty see Guarentors. certificates under Records
Wars. See also Warfare above
aid or assistance in, q.v.
Anglo-French, 136, 725, 749. 764, 767, 797. 807. 843.
949. 956, 962. 1103. in Gascony see below
Anglo-Scottish. 705, 881, 1090, 1100(1295-1307), 173-6,
184, 191, 194, 721, 727. 791 (1300-2). 231-2, 234,
247-9, 252, 257-8, 266, 268, 273, 765 (1302-3), 289,
318-20, 324, 331, 335, 338-40 (1304), 339, 350, 355-7,
372, 391 (1306-7), 424, 434, 465, 483, 510, 512 (1307-
27), 515, 574, 578, 581-2, 587, 589-90, 595-6, 624, 627,
644, 649, 651-2, 680-1, 686-7, 702 (1327-77), 725, 729-
30, 732, 737-8, 740, 744-5, 757-8, 761-3, 767, 770, 772,
777-81, 795, 797, 804, 814 (1399-1413), 908, 911. 913,
915. 917 (1422-1509), 1047, 1058-60, 1079, 1085-6, 1107,
1109-12
casualties in, 266. 492(vii), 562(c), 614(b). 947.
casualties to horses see under Livestock
hindrances caused by. 241. 488, to crusades. 745, to
government business, 163, 252. 594. 702
n Flanders, 207
n Gascony, 132. 190. 249. 686, 692-700, 725-6. 791
n Ireland, 726. 1091, 1109
n Wales. 694 (1272-1307), 46. 133. 190. 468. 791 (1402-
4), 911, 917
preparations and provisions for, 206. 216. 247, 647,
651-2, 680, 694. 767, 798, 939. 1010, 1100
service in, see Armies; Garrisons; Troops, knight
service, military service, ward under Customs and
Services
See also Victuals and Supplies; Warfare, whole entry,
Cf. Crusades; Peace; Submissions and Surrenders.
Transport and Communication; Weapons and Armour
ax. 492(xvi), 515(c), 562(b); green, 250
eapons and Armour, 12. 680. 946, 953(i), 1097
ammunition for, 357. 363. 472(b). 576. 599, 946, 1024,
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Weapons and Armour, (contd)
ammunition for, (contd)
1027, 1041, ?419, see also bows, crossbows below
armour (attir. equipage, equitatura, herneis), 299, 436,
472(q), 509, 515(c), 521(d), 544, 566(d), 809, '462,
confiscated, 298, purchased, 614(b), 622, 1097
gunpowder for, 946, 1009
imported to Scotland, 411, 576, 599
types of
artillery, 890, 953, 1011
'balistas', 'baudreis', 767
bows and arrows, 566(d), 605, 767
cannon, 947, 1009
?combustables {fomides), 419
crossbows and bolts, 347, 419, 566(d), 946
Greek fire, 357, ?419
habergeons, hakecons, 809
handguns (hanaspeces), 946
hurdles (cleias) for sieges, 472(h)
lances, 266, 1009
?targes, 356
scaling ladders, 810
siege-engines, 465, 472(f-h), 810, constructed, 472(d),
492(xii); equipment for and parts of, 266, 363, 472(b,
d,g,j,k), 492(xiv), 596
slings, 324
springalds, 419, 472(f), 492(xii,xiv), 562(b), 596
CI. Victuals and Supplies, Warfare, Wars, Works
Weather
floods and spates, 346, 959
gales, storms and tempests, 1050, ships beached by,
327, 635, 648, 657, 674, 851, 934, 960
winds, favourable, 605
Weights and Measures, selected
of grain, heaped and level, 472(1)
Scottish, 83, 187
types of
carucates, 708
crowns (scutz. skutes), 825, 1014
dickers, 632, 844
hundreds, 539
lasts, 632, 844
librates, 664
marks, silver, 53, 777
Weights and Measures, (contd)
types of (contd)
pessage, 625
'pounds Scots (de cuneo Scoc'), 187
pounds sterling, 686, 825
pounds tournois, 777, ?686
''rigges', 980
roods, 809
stones, 632, 844
tonnage ('tuns burden'), 757
tronage and ulnage, 625, 468
virgates, 54
wapentakes, 539
Widows, 472(b), 476, 481, 702, 730, 832, p. 59; as
guardians in socage, 44, '162(xvii)
Wood see timber and wood under Building Materials
Woods see Forests and Woods
Works (of construction and repair), 925, 1060
clerks and controllers of, 492(xii), 767, 908, 1006, 1009,
1041, 1047, 1089
estovers granted for, 362
materials for see Building Materials
on barges and boats, 472(d), 492(xiv)
on bridges, 12, 262, 346, 472(f), 625, 897, 959, 1049
on castles and fortifications, 12, 272, 282-3, 305, 344,
409, 472(c,f,h-j,u), 492(iii,xii-xiii,xvii). 512(a,b), 529,
654, 657, 736, 854, 858, 1001, 1009, 1047, 1089; on
fortified towns, 515(b), 562(a-d), 591, 596, 682. 720,
890, 908-9, 916, 919, 939, 959, 1088, 1098, U12,
required, 48, 279, 465, 767, 802-3, 889, 953, 1044,
1077
on weapons and siege-equipment, 472(b,d,g,h,j-k),
492(xii), 562(b), 596, 1009
surveyors (named) of, 909
types of
ditching, 472(g)
forging, 472(k); cf. smiths under Occupations
furniture making, 215
tanning, 472(j), 596
tent-making, 191, 472(j,l)
See also Building Materials. Cf. Architectural features;
Buildings, Church Buildings
Wrongs, civil and criminal, see Injuries and Compensation;
Offences and Penalties
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