1276-01-20, Winchester

Order to cause archbishop of Canterbury to have thirteen bucks and thirteen does in that forest, in accordance with the composition entered into Boneface, sometime archbishop of Canterbury, and John son Alan, sometime lord of the forest of Arundell, for so long as the forest be in the said keeper's custody, and to permit the archbishop to have a year on his journey to his manor of Slindon and on his return a (cwrswm) in the forest, in accordance with the said composition. the mayor and sheriffs of Londun. Whereas the king lately ordered not to permit any strange merchants to stay in the city with their beyond forty days after their arrival, and certain men and merchants Bordeaux have lately shown to the king that they are unable to make aa ee eaealeaisieaaasideie That is, Netley Abbey. their profit of their merchandise and wines brought by them to the city within this time, by reason whereof the king has prefixed a day for them before him in five weeks from Easter to ordain between therm and the citizens of London: the king therefore orders the mayor and sheriffs to permit the said men and merchants to come to the city and to stay therein, and to sell their wines and other wares there in the due and accustomed manner without impediment until the time aforesaid.