1302-01-28, Linlithgow

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to acquit de Anne and John de Tyting and other citizens of Winchester yearly of new increment for the house in Winchester called the (draperta), lying between the house formerly belonging to Roger on the east and Roger's houses on the west, from 22 August, in twenty-fifth year of the reign, when the king granted the house to and John and other citizens of Winchester who had previously it, for the old ferm of 91. quit of the new increment of 10/. as conthe king having previously granted it to Richard de Merewell, of Winchester, which house the king had lately recovered in his against Richard de Wherewell and others of that city, from which 6/. were wont to be rendered yearly to the ferm of the city and 60s. besides the ferm of the city for having the drapery there, to to Richard and his heirs for 10/. of new increment, as contained in king's charter, and Richard surrendered the house into the king's before the treasurer and barons quit of him and his heirs, because who were wont to ply drapery in it had wholly left it by reason of new increment, and because the house was not sufficient for payment old ferm and the new increment.