1297-08-15, Udimore

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Whereas the king lately granted to Henry de Wynton[ia] that he may pay the 36/. 6s. 8d. in arrear of a debt of 481. due to the king for money received in the king's wardrobe and for certain moneys that he received from the issues of the king's jewry in the sixth year of the reign, of which debt he had paid 10 marks, as he says, at the rate of 40s. yearly, as contained in the king's writ in their hands at the exchequer; the king, wishing to show favour to Henry, although he has not kept his terms, has granted to him that he may recover his terms, and he therefore orders them to cause him to have these terms again, and to cause this to be so done and enrolled.