1331-02-25, Croydon

To the same. Puchus de Portenare has shewn the king, by petition him and his council in parliament, that the king is indebted to him 182. 11s. 11d. lent to the king by him in the port of London, as appears the king's letters patent under his seal called coket in his possession, he has besoughi the king to cause payment or assignment to be made him for the said sum: the king therefore orders them to examine the aforesaid, and if they find that the said sum is still owing to Puchus, pay it to him or to cause him to have a suitable assignment for it. writs to the same for the following merchants : Conradinus Clippyng, Hermann Clippyng, John Clippyng, Jobn de Wolde, John de Hamme, John de Menden, Herman de Menden, and Wessaillus de Bergh for 255 marks 4s. 0 d. in the port of Kyngestonon-Hull. Nicholas Usus Maris for 28s. 84d. in the port of London. Nicholas le Coyfestere for 82. 14s. 11d. in the same port. Cambinus de Ispania for 102. 64d. in the same port. Suro Malom for 9/. 6 d. in the port of Southampton. Galiotus Usus Maris for 6/. 14s. 4d. in the said port. Vastardus de Tright, John Beryng, Henry son of Gilbert de Teit, and Arnald Testel for 251. 18s. 1d. in the said port. Bonannus de Luca for 44/. 13s. 44d. in the said port. the same. Anthony Usus Maris has shewn the king, by petition him and his council in parliament, that the king is indebted to him in 1s. 10d. lent by him to the king in the port of London, as appears by the king's letters patent under his seal called coket in his possession, and he has besought the king to order payment thereof to be made to him, or to order allowance therefor to be made to him in the customs of wools to be next sent by him from that port to ports beyond sea: the king therefore orders them to examine the letters aforesaid, and if they find that this sum is still due to Anthony, to cause it to be paid to him, or to cause him to have allowance for it as above.