1328-10-14, Salisbury

Order to deliver to Geoffrey le Mouner eight barrels of woad and 100 stones of woad-seed (walde) arrested bailiffs of Southampton as the property of Juhn Hane of Corby, the king ordered him to deliver to Elias de Stubton, citizen of afterwards superseding that order and ordering him to deliver to the said Geoffrey; provided that he ascertain by inquisition or by proof by the oath of merchants trading by sea and of others, in the of Geoffrey and Elias, if they choose to attend, that Geoffrey is a of Amiens and the said goods were his own property at the time of and not the property of the said John, taking from Geoffrey security to the king for the same when the king will speak concerning it, has asserted that the goods are not Geoffrey's but the said John's, have prayed the king for remedy. In case Geoffrey fail to prove his the sheriff is ordered to cause the goods to be delivered to Elias, the king of his proceedings.