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959, from the same Roll, m. 12, d.), appoints justices to hear and determine the case, and refers to the assertion of the accused abbot and monks that they were wholly innocent ; the juries are to be selected from Surrey and Middlesex. A third and amended commission issued on November 10 (Rymer, p. 960, from the same Roll, m. 9, d.).
It is there mentioned that juries are to be summoned from the City of London as well as firom Surrey and Middlesex. Both in the second and in the thu-d commission ...the value of the treasure stolen is estimated at ;^ 100,000. The information laid before the justices and the verdicts of the juries imder the first commission of enquiry, and under the final commission of November 10 to try the accused, as well as Podelicote's confession, are recorded in rolls which were found among the * County Bags,' and which are now known as * Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt, .
Miscellanea, \\' From these have been extracted the details which throw suspicion on the abbot and monks, and indicate a conspiracy in which they were concerned with some officials at the Palace.
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959, from the same Roll, m. 12, d.), appoints justices to hear and determine the case, and refers to the assertion of the accused abbot and monks that they were wholly innocent ; the juries are to be selected from Surrey and Middlesex. A third and amended commission issued on November 10 (Rymer, p. 960, from the same Roll, m. 9, d.).
It is there mentioned that juries are to be summoned from the City of London as well as firom Surrey and Middlesex. Both in the second and in the thu-d commission ...the value of the treasure stolen is estimated at ;^ 100,000. The information laid before the justices and the verdicts of the juries imder the first commission of enquiry, and under the final commission of November 10 to try the accused, as well as Podelicote's confession, are recorded in rolls which were found among the * County Bags,' and which are now known as * Exchequer, Treasury of Receipt, .
Miscellanea, \\' From these have been extracted the details which throw suspicion on the abbot and monks, and indicate a conspiracy in which they were concerned with some officials at the Palace.
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