1335-09-20, Edinburgh

To William de Clynton, constable of Dover castle and warden of the Ports, or to him who supplies his place there and to the keeper of king's passage in that port. Order to cause several men, both knights others of the household of the count of Juliers, who lately came to the in England in the count's company to succour the king against the and who are about to return home by the king's licence, to have fit sufficient ships, when they come to that port, for their passage and expenses, and the king will cause William to he satisfied for the costs he incurs in freighting those ships. By K. Federa.]