1297-03-04, Clarendon
Order to cause Bogo de to be acquitted of the 140. following, as the king has pardoned in consideration of his good service, 801. for the ferm of his of Montgomery of the third and fourth years of the reign, for the ferm of the same bailiwick for the twenty-third year of reign, during which years he was unable to receive any profit from bailiwick by reason of the war in those parts, and of 20/. at which amerced before John de Berewyco and his fellows, justices last in in co. Salop, for divers escapes of thieves from his custody during time when he was sheriff of that county. that John de Langeton, the chancellor, went from the on Monday before St. Perpetua, to wit 4 May, from the city of to his prebend of the church of Salisbury at Aulton near Cerne.
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