1387-11-28, Westminster
the collectors in the port of Suthampton of the subsidy of 3s. every tun of wine granted to the king in the last parliament. upon petition of William Lescrope captain of the town and of Chirburgh, to take of him or his deputies no custom or subsidy wine by him lately laded at Fronsak in Gascony in a ship called Nicholas of Jernemuth, and now or hereafter sent to Chirburgh of the town and castle; as his petition shews that he that ship and wine to Suthampton and there unladed the and sent part of the wine to Chirburgh, and is purposing yet thither certain tuns for the purpose aforesaid. Proviso that answer be made for the custom and subsidy upon the residue of the wine now or hereafter sold in the port of Suthampton by the 7 captain or his deputies. By C. ;
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