John Tutbury, William Tyrry and their companions. Tutbury; Tyrry John; William Council....

Petitioners

John Tutbury, William Tyrry and their companions.

Name(s)

Tutbury; Tyrry, John; William

Addressees

Council.

Nature of request

The petitioners request that, on account of the costs and damages incurred by them in the king's service, they be granted livery of the goods in a ship taken by them on the seas on its way to sustain the king's enemies in Scotland, and orders be issued to the mayor of Hull to allow this.

Nature of endorsement

Memorandum that on 10 June [1402] in the council, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Exeter, chancellor, the Bishop of Bath, Treasurer, the bishop of Hereford, the bishop of Bangor, the Bishop of Rochester, the Keeper of the Privy Seal, J. Scarle, Prophet, J. Doreward, and J Frome agreed that a writ be sent under the great seal to the sheriff of Yorkshire and the mayor of Hull, ordering them to take surety in excess of the value of the goods mentioned, and make restitution of the goods or their value to those to whom they appertain, allowing the petitioners to take their profit.

Places mentioned

Scotland

Kingston upon Hull, [East Riding of Yorkshire].

People mentioned

[Thomas Arundel], Archbishop of Canterbury

[Edmund Stafford], Bishop of Exeter, chancellor

[Henry Bowet], Bishop of Bath [and Wells], Treasurer

[John Trefnant], Bishop of Hereford

[Richard Young], Bishop of Bangor

[John Bottlesham], Bishop of Rochester

[Thomas Langley], Keeper of the Privy Seal

John Scarle

John Prophet

John Doreward

John Frome

[William Dronsfield], sheriff of Yorkshire.

For a related document, see SC 8/229/11429

For another petition from John Tutbury and William Tyrry see SC 8/189/9411

For another petition by Terry, see SC 8/254/12686

For another petition from the same petitioners, see SC 8/232/11577

For another petition relating to these petitioners, see SC 8/229/11428