1273-11-10, Northampton

Cancelled on payment. To Llewelyn (Zewelino), son of Griffin, prince of Wales. Whereas the king ordered the prince several times by letters and envoys to pay 2,000 marks to Poncius de Mora, the king's merchant, and 3,000 marks to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, to be paid to divers of the king's merchants in his name, and Llewelyn has hitherto done nothing in this respect, making excuses, whereat the king is much astonished; the king notifies to him that he has decided that the excuses are not true or acceptable or suitable in any way, but he considers himself to be grievously and contemptibly hurt, not without ignominy and the loss of his creditors, who have returned empty-handed and hopeless and fatigued with their labours and expenses, more especially as the king is.and always will be ready to observe the peace concluded between the late king and Llewelyn.