1324-08-10, Henley

Memorandum, that Master Robert de Baldok, archdeacon of Middlesex and chancellor of England, being licenced by the king to return to his home and to stay there for a certain time for recreation, delivered to the king the great seal in the forest of Wyndesore, where the king was for the sake of hunting, on 8 August, and the king delivered the seal the same day by his own hands to William de Ayremynne, keeper of his privy seal, to execute what pertains to the office and to keep it under the seals of Master Henry de Clyf and Sir William de Herlaston or other clerks of the chancery ; and the said William de Ayremynne carried the seal on the morrow to . 307 Certeseye, and caused writs to be sealed therewith in the abbey of that town, and after the sealing he resumed the seal under the seals of the said Henry and William de Herlaston, to be kept in form aforesaid until the coming of the chancellor. [Parl.