1301-09-13, Bothwell

. 467 Membrane B bound themselves to the pope for the king by their letters patent sterling that came to the king's hands of the money of the of the realm granted in aid of the Holy Land, and the king bound by his letters patent to the abbot and convent and their to make full payment thereof within two months after he be required to do so by them, and to save them harmless, and have satisfied the collectors of the tenth appointed by the pope for sum, and they have besought the king to cause this sum to be to them in the debts due from them to the exchequer; the king the treasurer and barons, if they ascertain that the abbot and have paid this sum, to cause it to be allowed to them in the debts. [Prynne, Iecords, 111, p. 910. By pet. of C. William Inge and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol Whereas Henry de Pynkeny, who is appealed by Robert the king's approver imprisoned at Gloucester, of robbery done in of Suthwell, co. Nottingham, and who found mainpernors to the said justices on Wednesday after 5S. Peter and Paul last to to the appeal aforesaid, was unable to appear before them on that reason of the king's service in which he was then and is still engaged king's army of Scotland by the king's order: the king orders them molest or aggrieve Henry or his mainpernors. by reason of his on the said day. By p.s. Walter de Gloucestria, escheator beyond Trent.