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Memorandum that on Wednesday after Palm Sunday
[12 April] William Pasemer was adjudged to lose the freedom
of London by Henry le Galys, the Mayor, and Geoffrey de
Norton, Ralph de Hunylane, John Wade, John de Canterbury,
Martin Box, John de Donestapil, Thomas Romeyn, Thomas
Sely, and Richard de Gloucestre, for that he had impleaded
Robert de Romesey and Margery his wife before the Steward
and Marshal,' contrary to the prohibition of the Mayor and
certain Aldermen ; and the aforesaid William acknowledged
this in the presence of the Mayor and Aldermen aforesaid. |