1320-02-26, Westminster

Order to restore to Hermann de Hamm of Lubyk, Simon de Minster, merchant of Lubyk, Bernard Flurkyn, merchant of Lubyk, Ludolph Canfeld, merchant of Lubyk, Christian de Celle, merchant of Lubyk, Albred de Celle, merchant of Lubyk, and Everard Pape, merchant of Lubyk, their goods, value 163/. 10s. Od., arrested by the bailiffs of Ravenesrodd in execution of the king's order to arrest goods of men and merchants of the towns of Grippeswold, Strallessound, and Lubyk because the schéffen and consules of those towns bad failed to do justice, in answer to the king's request, to Adam le Clerk of Lenne for the capture by malefactors of those towus of his ship called Za Plente of Lenne and her cargo, which goods were delivered by the said bailiffs to the aforesaid John, Richard, William, and Nicholas upon their mainperning to answer for the said 163/. 10s. Od. to Adam on behalf of the above-named merchants, the said merchants having appeared in chancery and fuund mainpernors before the king, to wit Gilbert de Mordon, John le Long, Richard Cube, John Brond, and Philip Lucas, of the city of London, to answer for the above sum to Adam in case it be awarded to him by the king's court. The king will discharge the said John, Richard, William, and Nicholas of their said mainprize henceforth against himself and Adam. MEMBRANE . 28.. To Richard de Rodeneye, escheator this side Trent.