1391-05-01, Westminster

To the same. Writ of supersedeas omnino in respect of any process against John Colthorp and William Ponde made from 13 September 12 Richard II until now, or hereafter to be made for that time, by reason of divers writs of that date commanding the collectors in the ports ot Kyngeston upon Hull, Barton upon Humbre and Grymesby of the subsidy of 12d. in the pound then granted to the king in the parliament at Westminster without taking that subsidy to suffer all victuallers of England who would to lade there any victuals and take them to Berewick upon Twede for sustenance of the burgesses, the commons and the king's hired soldiers of the town and castle, and for furnishing other his castles and leges of those parts, provided they should from time to time make oath before the collectors, and find security to take the same thither and nowhere else under pain of forfeiting double; as the said John and William, being then collectors in those ports, have made oath in chancery that no victuallers did so after the aforesaid date so long as they were in office. Walter Panfelde citizen and goldsmith of London, John Kyrkeby of Cambridgeshire and William Baldeswelle citizen and goldsmith of London to John Broun parson of St. Stephen Walbroke in London, William Framelyngham citizen and pelliter, Edmund Spice son of Clement Spice of Essex and John Gyffarde of Essex. Bond in 34 marks, payable in the said church on Michaelmas day 13895. Dated 27 February 13890, 14 Richard II. French.