1340-10-06, London

Order to receive John de Abyndon as the attorney of de Bradeweye, steward of the liberty of John, archbishop of to render his account, as he is attendant upon divers affairs king in cos. Kent and Sussex and elsewhere, so that he cannot to render account for the debts and issues pertaining to the within that liberty. By C.and the chancellor received the attorney. de Feriby, one of the executors of the will of William de Melton, of York, puts in his place Walter Power, clerk, to prosecute the of a recognisance for 300/. made to the archbishop in chancery by prior of St. Katharine's without Lincoln. Michael de Wath the attorney. of release by Edmund de Boyvill to Adam de Coppelay of all right and claim in the manor of Sutton in Ayrdale and in all the lands in the town of Collyng, co. York, with all appurtenances which Adam held of the gift of Sir Richard de Denton, knight. Witnesses: Richard de Kygheley, Peter de Marley, John de Bollyng, John de Styveton, William de Murifeld, clerk. Dated at London on 10 October 14 Edward III. french.