To William Waleworth mayor of the city of London. Order not to proceed to the delivery of any of the king's tenants of Kennington co. Surrey and the neighbouring parts who are indicted for the recent insurrection, but to keep them in prison until further order without mainprise or other deliverance.
To the sheriff of Surrey. Order to cease every excuse, and not to set free the king's tenants (above mentioned) by mainprise or otherwise, taking again and imprisoning until further order any who have been set free.
Order to sheriffs of Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Surrey and Sussex to recapture all those rebels set free by mainprise
To the sheriff of Oxford and Berkshire. Order at his peril to take again all those who were indicted for the recent insurrection and have been set free by mainprise, and to keep them in prison, and others whatsoever so indicted who shall be by him taken or to him delivered, without mainprise or other deliverance until delivered according to the king's commission for chastisement of such rebels.
The like to the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex.
