hair out of his own proper house, to his damage 40s. and to
his dishonor 20s., and [of this] he produces suit. And
Gilbert and William come and defend all of it fully.
Therefore let each of them go to his law six-handed.
Afterwards they make accord to this effect that in case the
said Hugh shall hereafter in any manner offend against
[Gilbert and William] and thereof shall be convicted he will
give the lord 6s.8d. by way of penalty and will make amends
to [Gilbert and William] according to the judgment of six
lawful men, and the others on their part will do the like by
him. And Hugh put himself in mercy. Fine, 3s. Pledges, John
Tailor and Walter Brother.

7. Breakers of the assize [of beer:] William Idle (fined
6d.), maud carter's widow (6d.), Walter Carter.

8. John Witriche in mercy for carrying off thorns. Fine, 6d.

9. Robert Dochi in mercy (fine, 2d.) for divers trespasses.
Pledges, Gilbert Priest's son, Ralph Winbold and Walter
Green.

10. Ailwin Crisp in mercy for his cow caught in the lord's
pasture when ward had been made. Fine, 12d.

11. John Bernard in mercy for his beasts caught by night in
the lord's meadow. Fine, 2s.

12. Richard Love gives 12d. to have a jury of twelve
touching a rod of land which Robert of Brockhole and Juliana
his wife hold. This action is respited to the next court
[when the jurors are to come] without further delay.
Afterwards the jurors come and say upon their oath that the
said Richard has the greater right in the said land.
Therefore let him have seisin.

13. William Blackbeard in mercy for not coming with his law
as he was bound to do. Pledges, Geoffrey of Wick and
Geoffrey Payn. Fine, 6d.

14. It was presented that Stephen Shepherd by night struck
his sister with a knife and grievously wounded her.
Therefore let him be committed to prison. Afterwards he made
fine with 2s. Pledge, Geoffrey of wick.

15. It was presented that Robert Carter's son by night
invaded the house of Peter Burgess and in felony threw
stones at his door so that the said Peter raised the hue.
Therefore let the said Robert be committed to prison.
Afterwards he made fine with 2s.

16. Nicholas Drye, Henry le Notte (fine, 12d.) and Thomas
Hogue (fine, 12d.) were convicted for that they by night
invaded the house of Sir Thomas the Chaplain and forcibly
ex