1315-12-12, Clipston

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to call before them executors of the king's sister Joan, late countess of Gloucester and Hertand the heirs of Eustace de Hache, and if they find that the countess seven and a half tuns of wine whilst staying in the castle of Marlebergh, that Nicholas de Pershote, late constable thereof, delivered the remaining and a half tuns to Eustace, to acquit Nicholas of the said ten tuns, which demand from him, although delivered by him as above, the late king in the twenty-fifth year of his reign, commanded Nicholas, then of the said castle, to permit the countess Joan to have the easeof the houses within the castle enclosure for herself and household, then bishop of Durham, should direct, by whose assent she the said wine.