1274-02-27, St Martin’s-le- Christianity Grand

John de Muscegrose, constable of Bristol castie, to the dean of and to the mayor, coroners and bailiffs of the same town. the king learns by John's letters to Robert Burnel that it was by inquisition taken concerning the death of Bernard de Vynnal, slain at Bristol, and concerning the goods then in his custody that Bernard had in that town, and which the said dean keeps in are the moneys of Peter de Ganzia, and Reymund de Lissaunz, lords, wherefore it is expedient that the money shall be safely for the use of Peter and Reymund, if they can clearly show on that it belongs to them; the king, willing that the money shall kept by his merchant Poncius de Mora and by the security of Burnell and Guy de Rocheford, who have granted that they will for Poncius for that money to the king or to Peter and Reymund, money be proved to be theirs, orders the constable, dean, mayor, and bailiffs to deliver the money by the security aforesaid to or to his attorney producing his etters patent. le Clere, John de Westuc, Geoffrey Krisp of Bodkesham, John Walter de Bodkesham, Henry de Suafham, John son of James his brother, Walter Sinolf, Fulk de Stanmere, John Geoffrey de Portlingstok, Alan de Bradewell, William William Randulf, Reginald de Tunewell, clerk, Richard atte Henry Hund, William le Carpenter, William de Kevresham, son of Ralph de Tuneweli, Adam le Caretter, Gilbert le Marescall, Otewy, Richard le Fraunceys, Benedict le Fraunceys, Reginald Walter Grim and Robert Ingram, imprisoned at Cambridge for of William de Hoylond, wherewith they are charged, have letters sheriff of Cambridge to bail them. de Nevill, justice of the Forest beyond Trent.