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William Trumwyn’s man] Tromwyn, John son of William
Rowe of Norton and Thomas William’s Chamberleyn [i.e.,
Thomas, William Trumwyn’s Chamberlain] Tromwyn, who
had been deputed by the said Robert and who pursuing the
said Adam as a felon took him at Kaynton in co. Salop, etc."
Apparently this pardon was not considered full enough
for on 7 July another pardon was issued by the Custos, Lionel
the King’s son, which using the same words as the other
pardoned the following persons for the same act, viz., John de
Ipstones, William Tromewyne, Thomas de Kerswell, John de
Breydeshale, John de Chestreshyre, John de Whytegrave,
John de Norton, Thomas Chamberlein, Ralph de Ipstones,
William de Somerford, Alexander de Whytington, William
de Whytington, Adam Galpyn, and Thomas Ronsleigh.
Extract from the Plea Rolls. Vol. xiii, p. 76.
1369. De Banco. Trinity, 43 Edw. III (1369).
Adam de Homerslele (Hammersley) sued William Galoyn
for chasing IOO of his sheep with his dogs at Kyngele so that
by the bites of dogs they had been deteriorated in value and
for which he claimed 4os. as damages and likewise for tearing
down and consuming his corn and grass with his cattle to the
value of 4os. William did not appear and the Sheriff was
ordered to distrain and produce him on the Quindene of
St. Michael. M. 397.
A.D. 1373. De Banco. Mich., 47 Edw. III [1373]. p. IO3.
Ralph de Ferrers, Chivalier, sued John Cokeslone, parson
of the church of Weston under Lousyerd [Lizard], yolzn
Gahbyn of Eccles/zale, John de Prestbury, and William de
Shaldford for forcibly entering his park at Elenhale and chasing
and killing his game. None of the defendants appeared and
the Sheriff was ordered to distrain John Cokeslone, who had
found bail, and to arrest the others and produce them on the
Quindene of St. Hilary. M. 516.
(1374.) The Borough of Gildford.
Members of Parliament (taken from Prynne’s Re_gisier J
Parliamenzary W rits clown to Eclw. IV. From thence to the
Restoration from the Notitia q' Parliament of Brown W illis).