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1280-02-11, Clarendon

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause Hildebrand de Londonia, sheriff of Wilts, to be acquitted of 14177. 18s. 4d. paid by him by the king's order to Frederick de Luk , Luke de Luk , Orlandinus de Podio, Abbas de Talgard, Gerard de Luk , and Matthew Rugepel, citizens and merchants of Lucca, of the first term of payment of the fifteenth in that county, whereof Hildebrand has acquittance by the king's letters patent, as he says, and of 18811. 18s. 4d. paid by him to Giles de Audenard, then keeper of the Tower of London, and to Reyner Magiar , merchant of Lucca (Luk ), in the fifth year of the reign, and of 86/. 18s. 02d. paid upon divers occasions in the sixth year, as appears by the letters patent of the said merchants and Giles, wherewith Hildebrand is charged at the exchequer, and to cause the said merchants and Giles to be charged with the same.

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