Thome Stonore, necnon de imposicione infraspecificata minarum de vita et mutilacione membrorum infranominati Johannis Frende, prout idem Ricardus placitando allegavit. Et ulterius iidem juratores dicunt super sacramentum suum quod idem Ricardus culpabilis est de infra|specificato insultu in ipsum Thomam Stonore facto, prout idem Thomas per narracionem suam infraspecificatam versus eum queritur. Et assident dampna ipsius Thome occasione insultus illius ad viginti et quinque libras. Et ulterius iidem juratores dicunt super sacramentum suum quod predictus Ricardus Fortescu vi et armis et de injuria sua propria et non ex causa per eundem Ricardum interius placitando allegata. Et assident dampna ipsius Thome occasione transgressionis illius ad centum solidos. Et preterea iidem juratores assident dampna ipsius Thome pro misis et custagiis suis per ipsum circa sectam suam de et super omnibus et singulis premissis appositis ad quadraginta solidos. Ideo consideratum est quod predictus Thomas Stonore recuperet versus prefatum Ricardum Fortescu dampna predicta per juratores predictos in forma predicta assessa, que quidem dampna in toto se attingunt ad triginta et duas libras. Et predictus Ricardus Fortescu capiatur &c. Et predictus Thomas Stonore in misericordia pro falso clamore suo versus predictum Ricardum Fortescu de transgressione predicta, unde idem Ricardus superius acquietatus existit, et super hoc predictus Thomas Stonore, presens hic in Curia in propria persona sua gratis remisit prefato Ricardo Fortescu duodecim libras de dampnis predictis &c. Ideo idem Ricardus de duodecim libris illis sit quietus &c. Postea Ricardus Fortescu in propria persona sua venit et protulit hic in Curia predictas viginti libras prefato Thome Stonore in plenam satis|faccionem dampnorum predictorum deliberari &c., que quidem viginti libre in plenam satisfaccionem dampnorum predictorum prefato Thome deliberantur &c. Ideo consideratum est quod predictus Ricardus quoad eadem dampna est quietus &c.
[A precept was issued to the Sheriff of Devon to produce Richard Fortescue to answer for his trespass. The Sheriff returned that he was not to be found, and was thereupon, on 21 Nov., 1467, ordered to pro|duce him within one month of Easter—Coram Rege Roll, 826, m. 175. In Easter Term, 1468, the sheriff again returned that Richard Fortescue was not to be found, and a writ of exigi facias was accordingly issued on 11 May for the appearance of Fortescue, Hugh Helier, William Saunder, John Robard and William Scryche on the octaves of St. Martin—" quod breve xxxo die Maii deliberatum Johanni Gogh, vice|comitis deputato" —Coram Rege Roll, 828, mm. 72, 87. Nevertheless
