1276-03-13, Temple Bruer

the sheriff of Nottingham. Isaac son of Bonevye de Wynton[ia], a of Noting[eham], has shown the king that whereas the king lately his justices appointed for the custody of the Jews to cause 5 marks, Isaac is indebted to the king for the tallage last assessed upon him, levied for the king's use from the clearer debts of Isaac in the chest chirographers of the Jews of Noting[eham], and to cause Isaac to thereof, and to cause him to have peace as to his body in this the justices have not yet levied the said sum because the king caused the said chest to be closed and sealed, by reason whereof sheriff exacts the five marks from Isaac and distrains him for the same : king does not wish that the Jew shall be aggrieved in this behalf to his order aforesaid, he orders the sheriff to respite the distraint five weeks from Easter day, so that the justices may then cause the marks to be levied from the said debts according to the said order, to permit Isaac and his household to be in peace in the meantime.