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280 death that was not common knowledge: and as to the judgments on the Earls of Arundel and Warwick, the exile of the present King, and the other judgments pronounced in the Parl. of 21 Ric. II, they were not by his advice nor counsel, but altogether against his wish and intent. He was, however, adjudged, 3 Nov., to "lese and forgo … the name of Erie and the worship thereof," and also to forfeit all grants made to him since he became an appellant. He m., between 16 Apr. 1378 and 14 Jan. 1383/4, Constance, da. of Edmund of, Earl of , afterwards , by his 1st wife, Isabel, illegitimate da. of Pedro, the Cruel,. He joined in the plot to seize Henry IV, and on its failure fled, escaping from Cirencester to Cardiff, whence he took ship for the continent, but was landed at Bristol, where he was seized, and beheaded, 13 Jan. 1399/1400, aged 26. His head was sent to the King, and his body was bur. in Tewkesbury Abbey. In the Parl. which met in Jan. 1400/1 he and his fellow conspirators were declared to be traitors, and as such to have forfeited all the lands which they had possessed in fee simple on 5 Jan. 1 Hen. IV, and all their goods and chattels: whereby any hereditary Baronies, that may be supposed to have been created by the writs of 1295, 1314, and 1357, were forfeited.