1331-05-22, Hayering-atte- executors Bower

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer, and to the chamberlains. The of the will of William de Kent have shewn the king, by petition him and his council in parliament, that the late king was indetted in 40/. 18s. Od. for the arrears of his wages and recompence for lost in the said king's service; as appears by bills-under the seal keeper of the said king's wardrobe in their possession, for which no or satisfaction was made to William or them, and they have the king to order them to be satisfied for the said sum: the king orders the treasurer and barons and chamberlains to see the said if they find that the debt is clear and is still owing, the treasurer are to cause the money to be paid to the executors, or the and chamberlains (sic) are to cause them to have an assignment By pet. of C. the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Whereas the late king his treasurer and chamberlains to pay to Adam de Osgodeby, then of the house of the Conversi, the arrears of 123/. 10s. 6d. that the ordered by writ of liberate to be paid to them yearly, which sum to the said keeper and the Convers? then surviving, two chaplains, clerk of the church out of the 202J. Os. 4d. yearly that Edward I. to the said Conversi for the maintenance of themselves and the chaplains, and clerk and of their houses and other things for their providing that upon the death of a Conversus.his portion of the aforeshould be deducted therefrom, and afterwards, on 20 August, in year of the said king's reign, he granted to William de Ayremynne, of Norwich, the custody of the house of the Conversi aforesaid and afterwards, on 26 October following, he ordered the treasurer to pay to William the arrears of the said 123/. 10s. 6d. to pay to him that sum yearly thenceforth, according to the tenor of the said writ of /iberate, provided that the like deduction should be made upon the death of a Conversus, as is said to be contained in the said king's writs remaining at the exchequer, and the said William received divers sums of money from the late king's treasury for the use of the Conversi for which he has not yet accounted, and he has besought the king to audit his account: the king therefore orders the treasurer and barons to account with the bishop or his attorney for the sums thus received by the bishop, and to do further what is incumbent.