1280-03-14, Down Amney

To the barons of the exchequer. Order to cause Thomas del Pyn, late sheriff of Devon, to be acquitted of 4827. of the payment of the second moiety of the fifteenth in that county paid by him into the wardrobe at Dunamenfey], on Tuesday after St. Cuthbert, in the sixth year of the reign, to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, and of 1201. paid to the said Master Thomas on Wednesday in Easter week, in the same year, of the second moiety of the said fifteenth, as is contained in the king's letters patent of acquittance in Thomas's hands, and of 401. of the aforesaid second moiety paid by him to Giles de Audenard, then keeper of the Tower of London, and to Reyner Magiar , merchant of Lucca, in the aforesaid year, and of 17/. paid by the hands of Robert de Cestria, clerk, of the arrears of the fifteenth of that county upon one occasion, and of 321. 10s. Od. paid to the said Giles and to Henry de Podio, merchant of Lucca, in the seventh year, on another occasion, as appears by the letters patent of the said merchants and Giles in Thomas's possession, with which sums Thomas is charged at the exchequer, and to cause the said merchants to be charged therewith. Written Halsted in the margin. . 9 Schedule.