Hamelin of Troup shows the king and council that Sir Duncan of Frendraught who dwells in the abbot of Arbroath’s liberty, maintains thieves and robbers there, who lately plundered Thomas le Grant of his goods and chattels, and cut off one of his hands, and then betook themselves to Sir Duncan, and remain there against the king’s franchise and all law and right. Prays inquiry into the truth by good men of Scotland.