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An English Account of an Arrest of a Man in Norfolk in 1405 for Spreading News of Revolt] 1 C. 49 ‐ Parliament and Council Proceedings. 48/6 [An English account of an arrest of a man in Norfolk in 1405 for spreading news of revolt]. ‘John Payne, esq., and William Plumstead, esq., on the Monday next after Candlemass Day of the 6th year of Henry the king that now is [Monday 21 Sep. 1405], at Walsingham, met with John Kinglsey, and they asked him from whence he came, and he said that he had come out of the north country; and they asked him what things were there. He answered them, and said that there was great debate between the earl of Norfthumberland and the earl of Westmorland, and that they had fought and that the earl of Northumberland had taken the earl of Westmorland, and held him prisoner. On the morowe, the foresaid esquires asked him what tidings out of Wales, and of Owain Glyn Dwr. The said John Kingsley answered them, saying that Glyn Dwr was strong and stronger ... because he saw wages to men that would come to him ... ... The foresaid esquires arrested the foresaid John Kingsley and delivered him to John Skader and Richard Draper, constable of Little Walsingham, for to lead and bring him to the castle of Norwich, there for to tell what the lord King has ordained for his [punishment?]’ [It would be tempting to suggest that John Kingsley had been a tenant or servant of the earl Marshal or Lord Bardolf, and had fled south to their Norfolk estates after the failure of their rising in the north in August 1405. The reference to Owain Glyn Dwr’s ability to pay wages is a convincing illustration of the popular, and well‐ founded, disbelief in the crown’s ability to do the same]. C.53 C.53/165. mm2‐1/no.1 For the mayor, city and citizens of York . Ws: Abps. Canterbury and York; bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury; Gaunt, York; Rutland, Nottingham + Marshal, Huntingdon; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward, W. Lescrope Chamberlain, G. Mone PS. Westminster, 18 May 1396. By PS. mm.3‐2/no.2 Inspeximus of charter for the mayor, burgesses and town of Bedford. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Chichester, Worcester; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Derby, Arundel, Notts. + Marshal, Northumberland; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward. Westminster, 3 Jan. 1396. By PS. m.4/no.3A grant of free warren to Thomas Missenden . Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Winchester, Exeter PS; York, Gloucester; Derby, Rutland, Arundel, Warwick, Notts. + Marshal, T. Percy Steward. Westm., 11 Sep. 1395. By PS. mm.5‐4/no.4 For the city of York. [Vacated because otherwise below]. Ws; Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury; Gaunt, York; Rutland, Arundel, Warwick, Notts + Marshal, Huntingdon; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward, W. Lescrope Chamberlain, G. Mone PS. Westm., 18 May 1396. By PS. mm.6‐5/no.4 Inspeximus and confirmation to the citizens of Worcester. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Chancellor; bps. London, Salisbury, Worcester; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Derby, Arundel, Northumberland; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward, G. Mone PS. York, 29 March 1396. By PS. mm.12‐6/no.5. Confirmation for the burgessses of Bristol. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Chancellor; Derby, Arundel, Northumberland; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward, G. Mone PS. York, 1 April 1396. By K. m.13/no.6. For the duke of Gloucester. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. Chichester, Exeter PS; Gaunt, York; Arundel, Warwick, Huntingdon; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward. Westm., 25 Sep. 1395. By PS. m.13/no.7.For Thomas, Lord Berkeley. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. Salisbury, Exeter PS; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Arundel, Huntingdon, Warwick; R. Walden Treas., T. Percy Steward. Nottingham Castle, 16 Feb. 1396. By PS. m.13/no.8For New College, Oxford. Ws: [As below.] Westm., 26 Sep. 1395. By PS. mm.13‐12/no.8.For Winchester College Ws: Aps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Chichester, Worcester, Exeter PS; York; Rutland, Huntingdon, Notts. + Marshal; T. Percy Steward. Westm., 28 Sep. 1395. By PS. m.14/no.9Grant of Free Warren to John Corbet of Essex. Ws: [As below] Westm., 26 Sep. 1395. By PS. m.14/no.10For the burgesses of Cardigan. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Winchester, Exeter PS; York, Gloucester; Derby, Rutland, Arundel, Warwick, Notts + Marshal; T. Percy Steward. Windsor Castle, 22 Sep. 1395. By PS. m.15/no. 11.For St Paul ‘s Cathedral . Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury Treas.,Exeter PS; York, Gloucester; Derby, Rutland, Arundel, Warwick, Notts. + Marshal; T. Percy Steward. Eltham, 26 July 1395. By PS. m.16/no.13Confirmation to John of Gaunt. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Chancellor; bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury Treas.; Arundel, Warwick, Northumberland; J. Cobham, R. Lescrope, E. Stafford PS. ‘Given by the hands of Edmund duke of York’, Westm., 30 Oct., 1394. PS. m.17/no. 13Grants to John bp. Hereford and John Prophet, dean of Hereford. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Canc.; bps. London, Salisbury Treas., Hereford; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Rutland, Arundel, Marshal + Notts; T. Percy Steward, E. Stafford PS. Hereford, 2 Sep. 1394. By PS. m.17/no.14.For the above. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Canc.; bps. London, Salisbury Treas., Hereford; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Rutland, Arundel, Marshal + Notts.; T. Percy Steward, E. Stafford PS. Hereford, 2 Sep. 1394. By PS. m.17/no.15For the church of St John the Evangelist at Caernarvon Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Canc.; bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury Treas.; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Rutland, Warwick, Notts. + Marshal; T. Percy Steward, W. Lescrope Under Chamberlain, E. Stafford PS. Haverford Castle, 20 Sep. 1394. By PS. m.17/no. 16Grant of free warren to John James of Wallingford and his heirs . Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Canc.; bps. Salisbury Treas.; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; March, Notts + Marshal; T. Percy Steward, E. Stafford PS. Witney, 14 August 1394. By K. m.17/no.17For John, bp. Hereford. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Canc.; bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury Treas.; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Rutland, Warwick, Notts. + Marshal; T. Percy Steward, W. Lescrope Under Chamberlain, E. Stafford PS. St Davids, 18 Sep. 1394. By PS. m.17/no.18For Llanthony Priory, Gloucs. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York; bps. London, Salisbury Treas., Hereford; Gaunt, York, Gloucester: Rutland, Arundel, Marshal + Notts; T. Percy Steward, E. Stafford PS. Hereford, 3 Sep. 1394. By PS. m.18/no.19For the souls of the King and the late Queen Anne. Ws: Abps. Canterbury, York Canc., bps. London, Winchester, Salisbury; Gaunt, York, Gloucester; Rutland, Warwick, Notts + Marshal; J. de Beaumont, J. de Lovell, T. Percy Steward, W. Lescrope Under Chamberlain, E. Stafford PS. Westm., 9 Aug. 1394. By K. C.53/166 mm.8‐6/no. 7.Confirmation of a charter to John of Gaunt. Witnesses: William Courtenay, abp. Canterbury; Thomas Arundel, Abp. York, Chancellor; Robert Braybrooke, bp. London; Robert Rede, bp. Chichester; Tidman de Winchcombe, bp. Worcester; Edmund Stafford, bp. Exeter; Thomas d. of Gloucester; Edward e. of Rutland; Richard e. of Arundel; Thomas Mowbray, e. of Marshal and Nottingham; Henry, e. of Northumberland; Roger Walden, Treasurer; Thomas Percy, Steward; Guy Mone, Privy Seal. Westminster, 29 June 1396. By K. m.6/no.6Confirmation of a Charter to Holme Coultram Abbey Witnesses: Abps. Canterbury and York; bps. London and Worcester; ds. of York and Gloucester; es. of Arundel; Nottingham; Northumberland; Roger Walden, Treasurer; Thomas Percy, Steward. Westminster, 25 July 1396. By K. m.6/no.5Charter to Abp. of Canterbury re. the town of Hythe, Kent. Witnesses: Abp. York; bp. London; William Wykeham, Winchester; John Fordham, Ely; Henry Despenser, Norwich; Exeter; Worcester; Richard Medford, Salisbury; Lancaster, York and Gloucester; Rutland, Arundel, Nottingham; Roger Walden, Treas.; Guy Mone, P.S.; Th. Percy, Steward. Westminster, 8 July 1396. By PS. mm.5‐2/no. 4.Confirmation of the Foundation Charter of Eye Priory, Suffolk. Witnesses: Abp. York; bps. London, Chichester, Exeter; Salisbury; Lancaster, York, Gloucester; Rutland, Arundel, Nottingham; Roger Walden, Treas.; Th. Percy, Steward. Westm., 24 Sep. 1396. By K. m.1/no.3.Creation of Thomas e. of Nottingham as Earl Marshal. Witnesses: Thomas Arundel, Abp. Canterbury; bps. London, Winchester, Ely, Exeter, Canc.; Lancaster, York; Rutland; Northumberland; Reginald Lord Grey of Ruthin; Ralph Lord Neville; John Lord Lovell; Roger Walden, dean of York and Treas.; Th. Percy, steward; Guy Mone, P.S. Westminster, 10 Feb. 1396. By K. in Parliament. m.1/no.2. For Sir Thomas Colpepper. Witnesses: Abp. Canterbury; bps. London, Winchester, Exeter Chancellor; Lancaster, Gloucester; es. Derby, Rutland, Nottingham; Roger Walden, Treas.; Th. Percy, Steward; Guy Mone, PS. Westminster, 23 Feb. 1396. By PS. m.1/no.1.Creation of John Beaufort, e. of Somerset. Witnesses: Abp. Canterbury; ds. of Lancaster and York; bps. London, Winchester, Ely, Exeter Chancellor; Derby, Rutland, Nottingham; Reg Grey of Ruthin, Neville, Lovell; Roger Walden, Treas.; Th. Percy, Steward; Guy Mone, PS. Westm., 10 Feb. 1396. By K. in Parliament. C. 53/167. m.14/no.25.Charter to town of Mulborne, Soms. Witnesses: Thomas Arundel, Abp. Canterbury; Robert Waldby, Abp. York; bps. London, Winchester, Exeter Chancellor; Lancaster, York; Derby, Rutland, Nottingham; Rog. Walden, Treas.; Th. Percy, Steward; W. Lescrope, Chamberlain; Guy Mone, PS. Westminster, 5 July 1397. By PS. m.14/no.24. Charter to Abbey and Convent of Welbeck, No Witness list, Westm., 9 July 1397. By PS. m.14/no. 23 Creation of dukes. e. of Derby cr. d. of Hereford. Witnesses: Robert Waldby , Abp. York; bps. London, Winchester, Exeter Chancellor: dks. Lancaster, York; Aubrey de Vere e. of Oxford; e. of Northumberland; Rog. Walden, Treas.; Guy Mone, PS. 29 Sep. 1397, Westminster. By K. in Parliament. Th. e. of Kent, cr d. of Surrey. John e. of Huntingdon, cr. d. of Exeter.
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