1320-08-09, Stratford

Order to release Simon de Hakenay from the wherein he is imprisoned for trespasses contrary to the charter of of wool and wool-fells in Brabant, Flanders, and Artoys, as Richard Wymondesbrother, William de Bray, Alan Gill, John de and Robert de Hakeneye, of the city of London, have mainperned the king to have Simon before the king at his pleasure to stand to will and consideration for amends for the above trespasses, and for any other trespasses against the charter wherewith he may and that he will do or procure nothing to be done to the of the staple contrary to the charter aforesaid, and that he will the charter and staple so far as in him lies, and that he will not do to be done any shame or damage to John de Charleton, mayor of staple, or to any of his men. By p.s. letters to the aforesaid constable for the following : Henry Norman, by the mainprise of Thomas de Sakvill, knight, and Andrew de Jarpenvill, of co. Buckingham; Thomas de Chetyngton, William atte Ramme, Peter de Staundon, Gilbert de Mordon, Walter de Mordon, and Reginald de Thorp, of the city of London. By p.s. [5382.] Robert de Hampton, by the mainprise of Adam Puf, the younger, of Berkhamstede and William Gentycors of Bovendon, of co, Hertford ; John de Braghyng of London, Peter de Ware of London, Robert Stacy, Thomas atte Bourn, Henry atte Lanehende, and John le Neve of the city of London. By p.s.