1298-04-28, St Albans

him who supplies the place of Oto de Grandisono in the islands of and Gernesjeye . Whereas the king lately, at the suit of Godes, burgess and merchant of John, duke of Britanny, who that a ship called la Holt Sancti Jacobi, laden with divers had been taken by James Lescremissur and his fellows by force arms, and had been taken by them to the islands aforesaid, after the concluded between the king and the king of France, and was there from him, ordered Nicholas de Cheney, then keeper of the to cause the ship and the goods and wares found in her to be to Luke, if he should ascertain that she had been taken after the of the truce; and Nicholas has done nothing in the matter to this time, as the king learns: the king orders him who supplies place of Oto to cause the ship and her contents to be restored to Luke, ascertain that she was thus taken after the conclusion of the truce, Luke shall not have to come again to the king through his default, as the king is bound by the form of the truce to make of goods taken from the men of the king of France and of his during the truce. the abbot and convent of Peterborough. Request that they will into their house John de Hibernia, who has long and faithfully the king, and whom the king is sending to them, and that they find him for life the necessaries of life in food and clothing according requirements of his estate. de la Sale of Dover acknowledges that he owes to Hugh de 380s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co, Kent. le Fauconer of Sandwich, Thomas de Estwell of Hethe, and Roger of Hastinges acknowledge that they owe to John de la Sale 30s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and in cos. Kent and Sussex.