durnedies
[ME dorne dai]
, ‘durn-day’ (app. day on which burgage rents were payable under pain of sealing tenants’ doors; hence borough court held on that day).Cf.consignare 1b.
1388curia dornediei ibidem tenta(Rec. Bridgwater) Som Rec. Soc.LIII no. 434 (cf. ib.no. 322: 1378durneday, xxx s. vj d.; perquisitorum istius curie cum pipoudre, ix s. vij d.; ib.p. xviii).