Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls, or Proceedings in the Court of the Justiciar of Ireland: Preserved in the Public Record Office of Ireland, 23 to 31 Years of Edward I
Simon de Ludgate, presumably an English lawyer who had come to Ireland some years previously. After two or three years he was succeeded by De Exeter.
Richard de Exeter was son of another of the same name, who had been a justice in Ireland under Henry III, was Chief Justice of the Bench at the beginning of the present reign, and had acquired much landed property in Connaught. Richard, the son, had lived. In England, where he may have studied law. In 1302 he was appointed Chief Justice of the Bench.
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