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1429 |
King's Bench |
Indictment for receiving a thief and stolen goods |
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Hen. 6 |
18 |
42b-43a |
Vampage, John Apprentice (for Ds receivers)
Cheyne, William CJKB Cheine
Vampage, John Apprentice
Hals, John JKB
Cheyne, William CJKB Cheine
Newton, Richard Sjt Norton |
Rex |
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B. (Bewley or Beaudley) (Beaulieu), sanctuary of |
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Fitzherbert Enditement 11
Brooke Inditementes 4, Corone 45, Joinder 31 (not in margin) |
in 1429.033 = Pasch. 7 Hen. 6, pl. 27, fol. 31b-33b, Sjt Newton said William Waw (Wawe), thief, was taken out of the Sanctuary of Bewley (Beaulieu)
cross-referenced in 1486.044 = Pasch. 1 Hen. 7, pl. 15, fol. 22b-34a (casum Wilhelmi Waw (Wawe) captum extra Beaudley (Beaulieu)) & Keilway 189v & 102 SS 32 n.2 & 94 SS 342 n.1
30 Hen. 6, fol. 2b
44 Edw. 3, fol. 38
7 Hen. 4, fol. 27
8 Edw. 4, fol. 4
30 Hen. 6, fol. 2
9 Edw. 4, fol. 27
4 Hen. 6, fol. 1
42 Edw. 3, fol. 1, 14
4 Hen. 6, fol. 1
5 Hen. 7, fol. 17b
7 Hen. 4, fol. 6a, 6b
5 Hen. 7, fol. 18
Stanford, Plees del Corone 26a, 2b
13 Hen. 4, fol. 10
18 Edw. 3, fol. 38 |
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| Enditement fuit tiel, que les ij enditees tiel jour & an quendam W. Waw felone scienter latronem |
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Defendant principal W. Waw was attaint of felony
Defendant receivers (accessories) pleaded that the indictment did not prove that they knew defendant principal was a thief, and that they could not take goods with force and arms from themselves.
Cheyne CJKB said that defendant receivers' knowledge was not stated in the indictment, and then told defendant receivers that they were dismissed (go adieu). |
indictment: 'quod quendam W. Waw felonem scienter latronem Domini Regis apud B. receptaverunt, & quaedam bona ... ad valentiam, &c. ipsius W. in custodia sua existen- vi & armis ceperunt & asportaverunt, &c.'
Vampage: Et quant al' ij branche; ils ne poient prendre biens vi &armis d'eux meme; Si biens soient baile a ij a garde, & en fait un aver le possession d' l'entirete, en Ley ils ambideux sont possessions, & ils auront brief de Transgressioun en common vers estranger; ceo ne peut estre, car ils ne poyent user accion ver eux meme
Cheyne CJKB: 'quia adverbium determinat- verbum (grammar terminology); l'enditement sera, 'scientes ipsum talem feloniam fecisse'; l'enditement sera pris bon, si peut estre a ascun entent pur le Roy; Purque vous, Enditees, allez a Dieu
Hals JKB: il est d' record en cest Place, que W. Waw fuit atteint de felony, issint felone notorious
Et fuit dit, que il jeo vous baile certein biens a garde, & puis jeo eux reprendre feloniousement, jeo serai pendu, & uncore le property fuit en moy.
Et Norton (Sjt Newton) dixit, que il fuit Ley, &c. |
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John Vampage, an apprentice who never became Serjeant, was appointed King's Attorney (AG) on 28 Oct. 1429. Richard Norton CJCP died 20 Dec. 1420. |
According to Sjt Newton in 1429.033 = Pasch. 7 Hen. 6, pl. 27, fol. 31b-33b, William Waw, thief, was taken out of the Sanctuary of Bewley.
Arguments about the 'scienter' requirement in receiving.
It was said, and 'Norton' (Sjt Newton?) said that it was law, that one could retake one's own goods feloniously from one's bailee, and one will be hanged, yet the property of the goods was in one.
reference to Beaudley sanctuary in 64 SS 119, 1 Hen. 7
cross-referenced in Port's Notebook, 102 SS 32 at n.2 (Rollesley v. Toft, Trin. 1495) |
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1429.071 = Trin. 7 Hen. 6, pl. 18, fol. 42b-43a |
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Indictee
Felony
Scienter
Knowledge
Thief
Larceny
King
Receiving
Value
Custody
Force and Arms
Taking
Apprentice
Proof
Declaration
Arraignment
Branch
Judgment
Intent
Acknowledgement
Relation
Moiety
Companion
Contrary
Bailment
In Fact
Possession
Entirety
In Law
Trepass
In Common
Stranger
Party
Grant
Advantage
Way of Action
Action
Usage
Record
Need
Case
Attaint
Notoriety
Felon
Dismissal
Adieu
God
Retaking
Hanging
Property |
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