1344-06-10, Berkhamp

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to supersede until of Michaelmas next, the demand made upon John de la for 5 marks yearly, so that the king may cause justice to be done, as ordered them to discharge John thereof, having received from him as John de Canygges was wont to render for the office of the of the hundreds of Rouborwe, Swanborwe, and Stodefold, co. Wilts page 79 above]; and the treasurer and barons returned that they proceed to John's discharge, because they had not in their how John de Canygges held that office nor how much he for the same; and John de la Roche asserts that he has a charter III of 28 April in the 54th year of the reign, granting that to John for life, rendering a pair of gilt spurs yearly to that king, has besought the king to order the spurs to be received from him time when he held the bailiwick and henceforward, and to discharge the 5 marks yearly.