1345-07-16, Southwick
the sheriffs of London. Order to cause all merchants of Pisa and which is of the power of Pisa, with all their goods and things, to and kept safely until further order, so that the merchants of be not released by mainprise or otherwise, though the merchants of may be so released, as Robert son of Thomas de Bradestan, John de Philberto and William Dachet, going on a pilgrimage to the Holy have been arrested unjustly at Pisa. By p.s. that the king, returning from Flanders on 26 July, landed at the first hour, and on 30 July Master John de Thoresby, of the privy seal, delivered to Master Robert de Sadyngton, the a great seal for the governance of the realm during the king's in England, which the king received from him at Sandwich upon to Flanders, enclosed in a bag under John's seal, in the great at Westminster in the place where the chancellor commonly sits ,
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