Catalogue description Petitioners: Robert de Colevill (Coleville) of Arncliffe. Name(s): de Colevill...

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Details of SC 8/16/780
Reference: SC 8/16/780
Description:
Petitioners: Robert de Colevill (Coleville) of Arncliffe.
Name(s): de Colevill (Coleville), Robert
Addressees: King and council.
Nature of request: Robert de Colevill of Arncliffe states that several unknown malefactors broke into his park at Ingleby Arncliffe with force and arms, hunted and carried off his fallow deer, bucks and does, and have restored nothing to him. He requests a writ of oyer et terminer to hear and determine this trespass, and names the justices he wants to be appointed, who are justices of trailbaston in Yorkshire.
Nature of endorsement: He is to have a writ of oyer and terminer on payment of a fine.
Places mentioned: Ingelby de south Erneclyf (Ingleby Arncliffe), [North Riding of Yorkshire].
People mentioned: Geoffrey Lescrop (Scrope), justice, Ralph de Blaumustre, justice; Robert de Scardeburgh (Scarborough), justice; Adam de Hoperton (Hopperton), justice.
Note: CPR 1330-4 p.207 is dated at Windsor, 20 October 1331.
Date: [1331]
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: Parliamentary Petition 1417
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Publication note:

Calendar of Patent Rolls Edw III, vol. II, 1330-1334, (Public Record Office, 1894), p.207 (commission of oyer and terminer in accordance with the contents of the petition)

Rotuli Parliamentorum; ut et Petitiones, et Placita in Parliamento, vol. II, Edw III, (Record Commission, 1783), p.404a (no. 144) (full edition of original petition)

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