Religion Miscellany

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1300: T1307 A: Rex v. Robert de Ellesworth (then changed to Walter de Ellesworth rector of Northborough). Ellesworth went to Northampton and obstructed the perambulation of the forest by dissuading the jurors from taking the oath. [1] T1307 B: John de Derby cleric v. Ralph de Hangelton & Nicholas de la Legh, John Attelyde, and Nicholas le Seriaunt de Aleburne. Trespass assault and imprisonment. Jury found that the defendants set on the cleric such that the cleric, in fear of his life, held himself in his house for two days. [2] H1309 A: Enforcement of a covenant between William de St George and the Prioress of Easebourne that the priory would sustain the divine services at a chapel in Tadeham for three days each week when William and his wife (or either of them) were staying there and two days each week otherwise; the suit had been litigated previously in 21 Edward I. [3]

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