1336-02-12, Walsingham

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause to be and restored to John Dryng of Driffeld, his goods and chattels, were taken into the king's hands and appraised at a certain sum, for that price at the exchequer, in accordance with his request, as he indicted of the death of Thomas Salvayn before Geoffrey le and his fellows, justices appointed to hold pleas before the king, and John purged his innocence before W. archbishop of York, the and his lands, which were taken unto the king's hands for that were restored to him, but his goods and chattels are detained in the hands as forfeit, because of the flight that he made by reason of the By K.