1329-04-14, Wallingford

sheriff of Southampton. Whereas the king, at the prosecution of Stubton, citizen of Lincoln, ordered the sheriff to arrest goods of and merchants of Normandy and elsewhere of the realm of France certain value, and Robert atte Barre, bailiff of Southampton, whom caused to have return of the writ, caused 8 barrels of oil, price to Roger de Paunton, merchant of Turneye, of the power of France, as it was said, to be arrested at Southampton, and the king caused the said 8 barrels to be delivered to Arnald de Ciens, of the ship called Le Seint Pier? of Bayonne for the freight of wines brought to Southampton in that ship that were delivered to process of the king's court: as, however, the king has received the a merchant of the power of the count of Hainault, into his he orders the sheriff to restore to Roger the aforesaid 8 barrels, fish, ashes, and other wares of his that he may have arrested sy K. Memprave 26.