Assertion: sergeant | /r/HasProperty | chief-justice of king's bench
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text: Sir William Gascoigne (1350?–1419), judge; reader at Gray's Inn; king's serjeant, 1397, and attorney to HerefordLancaster) on his banishment: chief-justice of king's bench, 1400; raised forces against Northumberland, 1403, and received the submission of his adherents 1406; probably a member of the court which tried them; improbably said to have refused to try Archbishop Scrope; ceased to be chief- justice soon after Henry V's accession; the story taken by Hall from Sir T. Elyot's Governour (1531) of his committing Henry V when Prince of Wales is without foundation.