1297-02-28, Clarendon

Order to entirely the taxing and collecting of the goods that belonged to the king's brother, in the custody of his executors by reason of as it appears to the king that Edmund died before the grant twelfth aforesaid. By p.s. like to the taxors and collectors of the twelfth in cos. York, Derby, Leicester, Buckingham, Warwick, Northampton, Stafford, Nottingand Northumberland. de Eccleston acknowledges that he owes to Robert de Cliderhou, 40s.; to be levied, in default hy payment, of his lands and chattels Tancasior that the king ordered, on Friday, 1 March, that all those protections shall have suitable writs that nothing of their corn taken for his use. that, on Tuesday following, the king ordered that all of Flanders and others of whom tt shall appear that they are merchants of the count of Flanders shall have letters of protection