1389-02-16, Westminster

To the treasurer and the barons of the exchequer. Writ of omnino in respect of any process against Thomas (sic) Elizabeth or other executors of Edmund Giffard, appointed with a justice to keep the river Thames in Oxfordshire and Berkshire Walyngforde and Gorynge according to the statute of Edward III, and order to release any distress made upon the said ; as that commission was never delivered to the said Edmund by him received for execution, neither had he knowledge of it, meddled in aught therein contained, as John Thame has made in chancery, having taken to wife Elizabeth who was wife and is - of the said Edmund and tenant of his lands, To the same. Like writ in respect of any process against Peter de Bukton knight and John de Thornholme, justices appointed to survey sewers etc. bridges and highways along the coasts of the river of Hull and adjacent parts in Yorkshire from Kyllyngwyke, Scoreburgh, Watton, Besewyke, Lokyngton and Rotse to Ake, Eske, Erughome and the manor of Bergh; as that commission was not delivered to them etc., as the said Peter has witnessed in chancery.