John Laurence delivered from the castle of Windsor and pardoned
Writ to Robert Herteleye, constable of the castle of Windsor, ordering John Laurence of Bray, imprisoned for certain treasons, felonies and trespasses perpetrated in the insurrection, to be brought before the king. He appears and produces a pardon; he is mainprised and goes free.
John Laurence denounced in Council for possessing a roll containing names of worthy people to be killed and their houses destroyed. Arrested at his house by Sir John Syfrewast and taken to Windsor Castle.
