1298-01-03, Kings Langley

To Robert de Burghesshe, supplying the place of the warden of the Ports. Order to go in person to each of the said ports, and to and induce all and singular, mariners and others, of those ports on king's behalf to have all their ships well found and provisioned at of the said ports about the end of the aforesaid term, and to cause two from each of the ports to come before the treasurer and council as above, and to be present himself on that day. [Jbid.] like to John le Sauvage, supplying the place of the captain of the to be present at the said day and place to do what shall then be upon him on the king's behalf. [Tbid. Huberd acknowledges that he owes to Robert le Dun 401.; to be in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Buckingham. late the wife of William de Mortuo Mari of Kyngeston, tenant in puts in her place William de Kynyngham and William de Thorp her dower of the lands, knights fees and adyowsons of churches belonged to William. de Tunderlegh, citizen of London, acknowledges that he owes de Drokenesford, keeper of the king's wardrobe, 1401. ; to be in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Essex. that day is given to Robert de Clifford and Idonia de some (quibusdam) of the heirs of Richard son of John, tenant in to receive in chancery their purparties of the inheritance in the of the Purification next; which day is prefixed for William de Campo, earl of Warwick, and Maud, his wife, one of the sisters and of Richard, to do and receive on that day what the king's court shall consider concerning the purparty assigned to them in chancery.