1341-01-10, Melrose

Order to cause 209 sacks 6 pounds accordthe apportionment in that county of the 30,000 sacks granted in the to be carried to the port from which it is to be taken, to port of London, with all possible speed, in accordance with the made with Hugh de Ulseby, Henry Goldbeter and Thomas the king's merchants, to whom he sold that wool, and not to omit to upon pain of imprisonment and the taking into the king's hand of goods and chattels. By K. de Monte Caniso, escheator in cos. Essex and Hertford. not to intermeddle further with the manor of Dodenho, co. Essex, the issue thereof to Richard de Bayouse, and not to distrain him homage, as the king has learned by inquisition taken by William late escheator in those counties and in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk, and Huntingdon, that the said manor, which Richard now holds is not held in chief or of the honour of Boulogne, or in any other homage is due to the king therefrom, but is held of other lords services. : the sheriff of Northampton.