1322-08-02, Newcastle upon Tyne
To Ranulph de Charroun, constable of Kenylworth castle. Order to deliver to Richard de Thweites the goods that he had in that castle when it was taken into the king's hands by the forfeiture of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, as the king learns by an inquisition taken by the sheriff of Warwick that Richard had in the castle at the said time a quarter of wheat, price 16s.,15 quarters of draget, price 10s. a quarter, 3 quarters of oats, price 6s. a quarter, 8 quarters of malt, price 10s. a quarter, an ox, price 12s., a cow, price 12s., and twenty salted oxhides, price 6d. a hide, and that Richard was a mason in the castle with the said earl to make a chapel . 587 and that he had the aforesaid goods therein for the maintenance of and his fellow masons engaged upon the chapel. By pet. of C.
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