1298-04-17, Fulham

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause the of St. Peter's, Ghent, to be acquitted of 40/..at which he was before John de Berewyco and his fellows, justices last in eyre in for a toll unjustly taken by him in the king's highway at Greenas the king has pardoned him this amercement at the instance of count of Savoy. By K. on the information of the treasurer. the community of Douai. The king thanks them for the honours shown [to him] when he was last in Flanders and also for of Paris that they then lent to him, and intimates that he have paid this money to John de Turnay and Baldwin of Artois their attorneys sent to him in England, in full soon after his to England if certain impediments had not recently arisen in of which he was ignorant when he was with them, by reason it will be necessary for him to journey to those parts and to great expenditure, so that he will be unable to pay the aforesaid sum before Michaelmas next, as he wished: he therefore requests to defer payment thereof until that term, when he will cause the to be paid in full to their said attorneys or to others whom they to be sent to him in this behalf, and he will save them harmit, as he has told their attorneys by word of mouth. like to the mayor and échevins (scabinis) of Ypres (/pra) concerning of Paris, which he would have paid to Andrew de Brotherlomb de Loo, their fellow-échevins (conscabinis), sent by them to him in full soon after his return to England, unless, etc.