1288-06-03, Westminster

To the same. Whereas the king by his letters patent has remitted to Walter de Shelfhangre all action that he had against him by reason of the trespasses that Walter was said to have committed against the king during all the time when he was in the king's service, and also pardoned him all amercements during that time before the treasurer and barons and other justices or ministers, for 50 marks, which the king assigned to be paid to Gregory de Rokesle, citizen of London, for the expedition of certain of his affairs enjoined upon Gregory: the king orders the treasurer and barons to cause Walter to be acquitted of the amercements and debt aforesaid, saving to the king the debts and amercements in which he is bound at the exchequer and which the king caused to be attermined at 100s. a year during the time when brother Joseph de Cauncy was his treasurer, and saving the actions of others if they wish to speak against Walter concerning aught. Cancelled because otherwise below.