1343-04-07, Havering Atte Bower

To the sheriff of Southampton. Whereas the king appointed Robert Parvyng and Master John de Thoresby with other lieges to be justices to hear and determine the trespasses and excesses committed by the king's ministers and others in that county, and granted to Robert 1 mark and to John 4 mark a day for their expenses while they should be attendant upon the premises, to be received by the hands of the sheriff of the money of the forfeited issues, fines and amercements adjudged before them, the king orders the sheriff to pay to Robert 85 marks and to John 174 marks of the said issues for their expenses for 35 days, to wit, from 29 December last to 19 January following and from 4 March last until the 16th day of that month, inclusive, on which days they were attendant upon the premises in going from London to Winchester, staying there and returning thence to London. . By K. To the same. Like order, imutatis mutandis, in favour of William de Notton, whom the king appointed with other lieges to be a justice for such trespasses in that county, granting him 5s. a day for his expenses, to pay him 70s. for 14 days, to wit from 3 March last until the 16th day of that month, inclusive, when he was attendant upon the premises in going from London to Winchester, and staying there. By K To the same. Like order, mutatis mutandis, in fayour of Thomas de Sandford, whom the king appointed with Robert Parvyng and his fellows to be justices for such trespasses in that county, granting him 40d. a day for the time when he was attendant upon the premises, to pay him 8 marks 10s. for his expenses for 35 days, to wit, from 29 December last and 19 January following and from 4 March last to the 16th day of that month, inclusive, on which days he was so engaged, in going from London to Winchester, staying there and returning thence. By K.