1320-05-23, Odiham
. 187 Schedule of the merchants ordained and appointed a staple at St. Omer for this season, nevertheless the said Henry and the other English at Brugge have made a confederacy to transfer themseives with wool and wool-fells elsewhere than to the said staple, and hinder of the king's realm and power transferring themselves from to the aforesaid staple, and impose upon them grievous ransoms, they levy for their own use: wherefore the king enjoins them to from such acts, and to cause any sums that they may have extorted account to be restored with all speed, carrying themselves so in premises that the king may not have to stretch out his hand against By K. and C. and afterwards by p.s. the sheriffs of London.
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