1328-10-28, Salisbury

To the sheriff of Southampton. Order to deliver to John de Mes, John Cokerel, John Bayard, James le Mouner, John de Wyght, and Thomas de Sancto Obino, merchants of Amiens, their goods and wares arrested by him at Southampton by virtue of the king's order to arrest goods and wares of the men aud merchants of France, Normandy, and Poitou, and to certify . 841 of the goods thus restored and of their price, as the said merchants found security before the king to answer to him for the goods when speak against them concerning the same. By K.& C. like in favour of the following : le Gras, merchant of Amiens, to the sheriff of Somerset for his goods, wares, and debts. Baconel, Clement de Poz, and Michael le Pokers, merchants of Amiens, addressed to the mayor and bailiffs of Exeter for their goods, wares, and debts. [Ibid.] that William Russel of New Sarum, Richard le Teynturer same, and Thomas le Cordewaner of the same, of co. Wilts, mainfor the said merchants to answer to the king for the goods aforesaid. Firmin Averdraz, John de Sancto Fusciano, John Piket, and Firmin de Araz, merchants of Amiens, addressed to the sheriff of Somerset for their goods, wares, and debts. [Jbid.] John de Sancto Fusciano, addressed to the sheriff of Southampton for his goods and wares. that John le Tanner of Winchester and Walter le Tanner same mainperned for the said merchants to answer for the goods and to the king, [Ibid.]