1328-08-26, Clipstone

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause James le Botiller of Ireland to have respite until Easter next for all debts due to the , 411 both his debts and the debts of his ancesters, for any cause, and relief of his ancesters. By K. mutatis mutandis, to the sheriff of Surrey. that on Friday, to wit 26 August, Master Henry de Clif de Herlaston, then keepers of the great seal, delivered it in a with their seals to the king in his chamber at Clipston, in the of Sir Edward de Bohun and Sir William de Clinton, knights, de Lymbergh, and others there present, and the king received it and William, and delivered it to the said Sir Adam to be kept ordered, and afterwards, on the same day, the king delivered thus sealed in the said bag in the presence of the said Adam, de Edenestowe, and Sir Thomas de Evesham, clerks, and others bishup of Lincoln, who received it from the king, and carried the him, having taken oath to execute the office of chancellor faithon the Saturday following he opened the seal in the priory of caused writs to be sealed therewith.