1273-04-23, Westminster

Order to cause Peter of Douay, who lately came from Flanders with cloth and fur- (pelura), and whom the constable caused to be arrested when passing Rochester, to be released from that castle without delay with his and fur-trimming, provided that he shall be delivered to William de to be kept in prison until further orders, as William, asserting that and fur-trimming are his, has mainperned before the king's subjects his place in England to answer to the king on his arrival in for Peter and the cloth and fur-trimming. de Okeham, Matilda, wife of Richard le Clerk of Okeham, and le Viner, imprisoned at Lincoln, wherewith they are charged (s7c), letters to the sheriff of Lincoln to bail them.