1339-03-01, Byfleet

To the collectors of customs in the port of London. Whereas the king is bound to William de Stanes of London in 2411. for his wool sent to parts the sea, as is contained in an indenture between him and Reginald Conductu and John de la Pole, supplying the place of William de la Pole, on 12 May last the king granted that William should have allowance of sum in the custom and subsidy due on his own wool taken out of that after St. Peter ad Vincula last, under the form contained in other patent concerning such allowances, until the said sum should be allowed to him, and now it is ordained by the king's council in parts the seas, that all merchants who have such letters of allowance, shall . Parr 1. 17 a sack for custom and subsidy in ports where the wool is laden until next, and that the residue shall be allowed to them, and that the custom and subsidy shall be allowed to them after that feast, the king orders the collectors to receive 20s. from William on sacks taken Michaelmas next, and cause the remaining 20s. to be allowed to cause the allowances to be endorsed, and to receive his letters of provided that they take his oath that he will take nothing but wool and to the staple at Antwerp only. By K. and C. because it was surrendered and William and William Box have other for that sum in the said port and in the port of Boston, which are enrolled