1342-01-28, Nottingham Without

To the sheriff of Lancaster. Order upon pain of forfeiture of life and members to attach John de Haveryngton the younger, Edmund de Nevill, Robert de Radeclif, and John de Radeclif, collectors of wool in that county, and have them before the king and his council at- London on Monday after Sunday in Mid-Lent next to answer for their contempt, and further to do and receive what shall be ordained by the council, and to cause their lands, goods and chattels to be seised into the king's hand, answering at the exchequer for the issues of the lands and for the goods and chattels, as John and others have been remiss in collecting the wool and haye hitherto levied little or nothing, and the king ordered them to be before him in chancery on the morrow of Hilary last to answer upon the premises and further to do and receive what should be ordained by the council, and they refused to come on the said day. By K. and CG. . Parr 1. 471