1345-03-28, Guildford

the sheriffs of London. Order not to intermeddle further with a of Nicholas atte Boure of Braye in that city, extended at 40s. for the extent whereof they are charged at the exchequer, as under the names of Nicholas atte Boure, Nicholas de Braye and de Boure Paulo was indicted and charged with taking certain wool coketted or customed by divers presentations made before Robert and his fellows, justices appointed to hear and determine such before John de Oxon ia late mayor of that city, and certain lieges, by virtue of an order to enquire concerning wool, fells and so taken from the port of that city, and because he did not come the justices he was placed in exigent to be outlawed and was outlawed in that city, and he offered 10J. as his fine for pardon that trespass before William de Cusancia, late the treasurer, and his appointed to supervise and examine the said indictments and to take concerning the state of merchants who wished to make such and considering that Nicholas had no lands, goods or chattels which reach the sum of 107. and did not suffice to pay the 10/. without the of his friends, as was testified before the king and his council, the king the said 10/. and pardoned him by that fine on 20 March in the year of the reign.