Norwich Documents
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1275: M1296 A: William, bishop of Ely v. bailiffs of Norwich: tolls. [1]; then [2] H1298 A: fishery in Norwich. [3] H1299 A: claim of court by Norwich followed by multiple adjournments for discussion. [4] |
1300: H1304 A: Ability of Norwich bailiff to attach a nonresident who happens to come through Norwich for a case in the Norwich court. Richard Hopman v. John le Graunt of Norwich & Richard de Welleburne. [5] E1306 A: Trespass taking of a horse. Claim of court allocated by a royal bill recounted in full. [6] T1309 A: Trespass taking of goods at Norwich. William de Byltham v. John Kynge chaplain, John Brond, & John Huyre. Defendants justified that John le Kynge recovered before the bailiffs of NOrwich 10s against William de Byltham for a trespass; Huyre as sub-bailiff by order of the bailiffs distrained Byltham by a sack and four bushels of barley. No verdict. [7] M1310 A: Royal bill for allowance of Norwich's claim of court. Trespass breach of close & taking of goods. William de Bultham v. John King chaplain, Henry Hardyng, and William Bailly. [8] T1315 A: Violation of the liberties of the chapel in Norwich castle. Rex v. Master Lawrence de Leek, Robert de Stodeye, & William Dalymound de Knapeton. [9]; [10] |
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