79. STONOR v. FORTESCUE: ARTICLES [? 1466]
Memorandum of divers Artycles ayenst Richard Fortescu.
First, where that ther was award made by More, Reyny, and Huddysfild, and in that award among othyr thynggis to be done the seyde Richard shuld relese all manere of accion personall to suche per|sonys as shuld be deliveryd to the seyde Richard by byll by the hondys of Thomas Stonore: the seyde Thomas deliveryd to the seyde Rychard a bylle endentyd of certeyne namys, the wyche where never relest unto: and for defaute of suche reles many of the personys where sore amercyd and troubyld to the charge and coste of the seyde Thomas &c.
Also divers of my welwyllers have be causyd by Supplicavit and I-put to ther ffynabus, sum vj. s. viij. d., sum x. s., sum xiij. s. iiij. d., sum xl. d.
Also sithyn that award ther was award made by mouthe by Thomas Rogers of Greyysyn and Exst of the Tempyll, that I Sir Thomas Stonore shuld have had of the seyde Richard a Aquitauns of all maner of accions, the wyche is nott yet done and that altho personys þat the seyde Richard had wrongfully take mony of for cause of me þat he shuld a restoryd ayen to hem in Ermyngton chyrche; the wiche is not