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The Stonor letters and papers, 1290-1483; ed. for the Royal historical society, from the origial documents in the Public record office, by Charles Lethbridge Kingsford.

constituti manuceperunt, videlicet uterque eorum sub pena viginti lib|rarum, pro predicto Ricardo Fortescu, ac idem Ricardus tunc ibidem assumpsit pro seipso sub pena quadraginta librarum, quod ipse person|aliter compareret coram dicto domino Rege in cancelaria sua predicta die Sabati tunc proximo futuro ubicunque tunc foret, et sic de die in diem usque in finem placiti, quam quidem summam viginti librarum [uterque manucaptorum predictorum, ac dictus Ricardus dictam sum|mam quadraginta librarum] [The words in brackets, which are missing in Chancery Misc., are supplied from the Roll.] pro se concesserunt de terris et catallis ad opus dicti domini Regis levari, si predictus Ricardus ad diem predictum in forma predicta minime comparuerit. Super quod [Subsequenter, Chancery Misc. But the scribe seems to have been doubtful.] predictus Ricardus Fortescu in propria persona sua venit et defendit vim et injuriam quando &c. Et quoad venire vi et armis, seu quicquid quod est contra pacem domini Regis, necnon totam transgressionem predictam preter dictum in|sultum, capcionem, et imprisonacionem predicti Johannis Frende ac in prisona detencionem ejusdem Johannis per spacium unius dimidie hore, dicit quod ipse in nulla est inde culpabilis, et ponit se super patriam, et predictus Thomas Stonore similiter. Et quoad insultum, capcionem, et imprisonacionem, et in prisona detencionem, illos idem Ricardus dicit quod predictus Thomas Stonore accionem suam predictam inde versus eum manutenere non debet. Quia dicit quod diu ante predictum tempus quo supponitur transgressionem predictam fieri, scilicet sextodecimo die Octobris, anno regni domini Regis nunc quinto, idem Ricardus Fortescu prosecutus fuit quoddam breve domini Regis de supplicavit extra curiam cancellarie domini Regis Vicecomiti Devon. directum Christoforo Wurs|ley, armigero, nunc et tunc vicecomiti comitatus predicti existenti, ad capiendum predictum Johannem Frende, ac quosdam Willelmum Lusshe, Willelmum Willyng, Robertum Frende, et Thomam Martyn, necnon eos ad proximam gaolam domini Regis in comitatu predicto ducendos, quousque ipsi invenissent, et eorum quilibet invenisset eidem domino Regi sufficientem securitatem de pace gerenda erga dominum Regem et cunctum populum suum, et precipue erga ipsum Ricardum Fortescu. Quod quidem breve idem Ricardus Fortescu postea, scilicet octavo die Decembris, anno regni domini Regis nunc quinto, apud Exon. in comi|tatu predicto eidem Vicecomiti deliberavit. Pretextu cujus brevis idem nunc Vicecomes fecit quoddam warantum sigillo officii sui signatum, ballivo Hundr. de Ermyngton, ac quibusdam Hugoni Helier, Thome Horne, Johanni Helier, Johanni Holbeton, Johanni Sandre, et Willelmo
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The Stonor letters and papers, 1290-1483; ed. for the Royal historical society, from the origial documents in the Public record office, by Charles Lethbridge Kingsford.
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Stonor family.

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