Magna Carta: A Commentary on the Great Charter of King John / With an Historical Introduction

by William Sharp McKechnie

[1006]. Ibid., 19 Henry III.

[1007]. See Testa de Neville, p. 18, and Ibid., p. 120.

[1008]. Rot. Pat., 9 Henry III. m. 6.

[1009]. R. Wendover, IV. 66.

[1010]. Annals of Dunstable, III. 68.

[1011]. Mem. Roll, 28 Henry III., cited Madox, II. 201.

[1012]. Mich. Communia, 29 Henry III., cited Madox, II. 229.

[1013]. Some particulars respecting the other individuals named will be found in Thomson, Magna Charta, 244–5. Philip Mark was Constable of Nottingham under John (R. Wendover, III. 237), and Sheriff of Nottingham both before and after 1215 (see e.g. Rot. Claus., I. 412), while Guy de Chancel in 1214 accounted for the scutage of the honour of Gloucester (Madox, I. 639), and for the rent of the barony of William of Beauchamp (Ibid., I. 717).

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Et statim post pacis reformacionem amovebimus de regno omnes alienigenas milites, balistarios, servientes, stipendiarios, qui venerint cum equis et armis ad nocumentum regni.