Patent Roll, 8 Ric. II, Part 2, m. 19
31 March 1385
Westminster
Pardon, out of regard for Good Friday, to Adam Michel of Colchestre [Colchester], indicted as one of those who in the time of the late insurrection, viz between 1 May 4 Ric. II and All Saints following, killed Flemings in Colchestre [Colchester], for all treasons and felonies by him committed between those dates, and of any consequent outlawries, notwithstanding that he has been excepted in divers Parliaments as one of the ringleaders in Essex.
By p.s.
Pardon to Adam Michel of Colchester for killing Flemings
Pardon, out of regard for Good Friday, to Adam Michel of Colchestre [Colchester], indicted as one of those who in the time of the late insurrection, viz between 1 May 4 Ric. II and All Saints following, killed Flemings in Colchestre [Colchester], for all treasons and felonies by him committed between those dates, and of any consequent outlawries, notwithstanding that he has been excepted in divers Parliaments as one of the ringleaders in Essex.
