1315-12-01, Clipston

i ns eae bie) Schedule in Flanders, appraised with the goods in her at I1/. 8s. 2d., as by an inquisition taken at the suit of William de la Sale and his merchants of Newcastle-on-Tyne, by reason of a trespass comupon them by the men of Bruges and Sluys, was arrested in the of Great Yarmouth and delivered to the said William and his fellows the said appraisement, the process in such cases required having been observed, in part satisfaction of 100/. of 278/. due to them for the trespass, and that it was delivered to the merchants long before receipt the king's order to deliver her to William Cleyssone ; as it is not conwith reason that what has been terminated by reasonable and due and executed should be cancelled or revoked to the injury of and as it appears to the king that the goods arrested at Stonbergh to the burgesses and merchants of Ipswich and ought not to be a on this account, the king requests the duke to cause speedy justice Pit be done to the said merchants of Ipswich according to law merchant, complaint again reach the king, so that it would behove him to provide with another remedy. The king hopes that the duke will not permit subjects to injure the king's subjects, and desires him to certify the 5 by the bearer hereof of his proceedings in this matter. To W. archbishop of Canterbury. Request that he will cause brother de Stanwyk, monk of Christ Church, Canterbury, to be to some other place, there to remain according to the rule of his providing that the goods of the monastery alienated by him be reto the ownership of the monastery, in which the king will assist him, the king learns from trustworthy accounts that Alexander, when lately an office in the monastery, dissipated the goods of the monastery in ways, giving them to his relations contrary to his profession, and because he has been deprived of his office, he now raises contentions schisms amongst the brethren, the king desiring to preserve the quiet that church on account of the devotion to it of his progenitors, the founthereof, especially to St. Thomas the Martyr, and beeanse he and his _ received the royal unction from that church. The king has the prior and convent to assist and counsel the archbishop in exethis order. He is to certify the king of his proceedings by his eg before the next parliament. To Roger le Brabanzon.