1331-04-22, Wingham

Order to cause Mary, nun of the late king's sister, to have the arrears of 10 tans of wine for the time when Richard de la Pole was butler and for Arnald s and to cause her to have 10 tuns yearly for so long as he shall be as the late king, on 10 April, in the 10th year of his reign, granted for life, in part payment of the 100 marks yearly that he had granted in aid of her maintenance, 10 tuns of wine yearly by the hands of his or of him who supplies his place in the port of Southampton, each the value of 40s., and the king, in response to Mary's petition, ordered de la Pole to certify him concerning the arrears of the said 10 tuns time of his office, and Richard has signified that he delivered to her, of a writ to deliver to her the arrears of the wine of the time when de Fulsham was butler and of his own time, 2 tuns, 11 sextaries pitchers (pich ) of wine from 30 January, in the first year of his until 21 April following for Benedict s time, and 36 tuns, 37 sextaries, 34 pitchers from the said 21 April until 23 February last past for his time, and that one tun, 48 sextaries, and a moiety of a pitcher are in of his time.