1302-03-26, Peterborough caused

Order to cause 400 quarters of wheat to be out of the issues of his bailiwick, and to cause them to be carried places that Walter Waldeshef, the king's baker, whom the king is to him in this behalf, shall make known to him, and to cause the to be delivered to Walter by indenture. By K. on the information of J. de Drokenesf[ord]. the sheriff of Essex and Hertford. Whereas the king lately ordered to receive all the corn that William de Hamelton, dean of York, to the king in those counties and that William de Walmesford, by the king to receive the corn, should deliver to the sheriff William de Walmesford and to cause it to be carried to Berwick-onfor the king's use, and the king has now ordained that 1,000 of wheat and 500 quarters of oats out of the said corn shall be to his town of Bourg-sur-Mer in Gascony for the munition of that and the maintenance of the king's men there: the king orders sheriff to cause the said 1,000 quarters of wheat and 500 quarters oats to be carried to the nearest port in his bailiwick without delay, the king's previous order, and to cause them to be placed to be hired for this purpose by the sheriff, and to cause them to taken to Bourg by someone in whom he can confide, and to be there by indenture to the king's receiver. By K. on the information of J. de Drokenesford. the sheriff of Kent. Whereas John son of Thomas de Brenleye by the king's writ before the justices of the Bench John de Gunnora, his wife, Thomas and Richard, his sons, Thomas Nicholas, his brother, William le Taverner, Stephen de Capella, de Horsebrok, Thomas de Glanvill, Thomas son of John Gilbert, de Intebergh, Richard de Langeleye, Richard Crul, Elias le Stephen de Clare, Hamo de Lenham, John de Mallinge, John de Petro, Richard Corfham, John Luns, William Folet, Adam le Stephen le Ferrur, John de Wycham, William de Cokefeld, Aleyn of Sturreye, John de Beckles, William de Rousseby, Valentine de Bere, John son of William de la Sale of Dover, John le Parker, Thomas, abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, Brother William Huberd, Brother Hugh de Berkinge, Brother John Godchep, Brother Richard Bertelot, monks of that house, and Robert de Burghessh of the death of Christiana daughter of Thomas de Brenleye, his brother ; and the appealed, not seeking any subterfuges but permitting themselves to be justiced according to the law and custom of the realm, have besought the i king to cause the appeal to be heard and determined with all possible 4 speed and to cause justice to be done to the parties; wherefore the king has appointed Roger Brabazon and Henry Spygurnel. his justices to hear and determine the aforesaid appeal: the king, wishing to show favour to the appealed, more especially as he understands that there is malice in the appeal, orders the sheriff to deliver them in mainprise until the next visit of the said justices that they will stand to right in the king's court concerning this appeal when the king or the appellant or any one else shall wish to speak against them in this matter. By p.s.