Alexander, king of Scots, to Edward, king of England, informing him that certain of his sworn men recently appointed in the presence of King Edward’s itinerant justiciars in Cumberland, Westmorland, and York, having given him to understand that the said justiciars have injured him contrary to English law, he sends John Swinburne, knight, and Reginald de Rihille, clerk, the bearers, to explain the same viva voce to King Edward, and obtain redress from his ‘royal discretion’.