1320-07-27, Hadleigh
Order to allow le Blound, receiver of the king's victuals at Newcastle-on-Tyne, quarters and 5 bushels of Spanish wheat, 42 bacon-pigs, 10 quintals a quintal of steel (asceri), and 40 iron-bound (ferrat?) barrels of as the king learns by an inquisition taken by John le Bousser and de Gosefeld that they were loaded by Stephen in London by the order ina ship of William le Getour called La Trinite of Berewick, Walter de Donewico was master, in order to carry the same to castle, then in the king's hands, for the munition thereof, as by an indenture between Stephen and the master, and that they endangered (periclitata) and lost on the sand called Gunfletsond sea off the coast of Essex, which sand is five leagues distant from 1320. Aug. 4. To Richard de Rodeneye, escheator this side Trent.
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