1321-02-08, John Havering-atte- answer Bower

le Longe and John de Lubyk. Discharge of their mainprize to to Adam le Clerk of Lenne for the goods of John Stoder, merchant value 20/., Odbert the Writer (Seriptor), merchant of Lubyk, value 10/., John the White (Albus), merchant of the same town, value 10/., Bernard Florekyn, merchant of the same town, value 10/., Daniel de Gosteven, merchant of the same town, value 10/., Gerard Ravenoze, merchant of the same town, value 20/1, Albert Parlement, merchant of the same town, value 10/., and 'Tidemann de Monasterio, merchant of the same town, value 10/., in case the goods were adjudged to the aforesaid Adam, which goods were arrested by the bailiffs of John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, at Boston in execution of the king's order to arrest goods of the men of the towns of Grippeswold, Strallesound, and Lubyk to the value of 100J., in part satisfaction of Adam's damages by the capture of his ship called La Plente of Lenne and her cargo, which were captured by Henry de Rykelynghous and other malefactors of the aforesaid towns, as it now appears by the record and process before the king, sent into the chancery by the king's order, that the above-named merchants were of the Hanse of Almain on the day of the arrest, and before and after that day, whereupon it was considered that Adam should recover nothing against them and that their goods should be restored to them. .