1345-11-24, Rockingham

Memorandum that Thomas came into chancery at Westminster on 12 November and acknowledged the preceding charter. Enrolment of indenture made between William de Kelleseye, clerk, and Thomas de Gravesende testifying that although Thomas is bound to William in 100 marks by the above recognizance, William grants that if Thomas come before the justices of the Bench on the quinzaine of Martinmas or the quinzaine of Hilary next and grants that two acres of land in Mere and the advowson of Mere church are William's right according to the tenor of a charter made by him to William, and levies a fine thereon, or if Thomas die before those quinzaines and his heirs are under age, whereby they cannot levy a fine and William can obtain presentation to that church by reason of the said grant, when it becomes void without impediment of . Parr 2. 665 of Thomas or of John Nobright of Northflete, and the heirs will fine at William's cost when they are of age and will permit him to to the church at the first voidance, then the recognisance void. Dated at Westminster on Saturday the morrow of Martinmas, III. F that both William and Thomas came into chancery at on 12 November and acknowledged the preceding deed. Leggy and Geoffrey le Tableter, sometime sheriffs of London. to deliver all the merchants of Lucca arrested by them to the of the Tower of London to be kept there until they have obtained of Robert son of Thomas de Bradeston, John de Sancto Philberto Dachet, or until further order as ihe king ordered them to all merchants of Pisa and Lucca [as at page 639 above], and the sheriffs Thomas Kellus de Nas, James Turk, Mauncetus Bernarduche, Choche, Pesuch Lazars, Hauekinus Jentil and Banduchus Maskurel Geoffrey Lutus de Lumbars, John Moricun and John Parentz, of Lucca, and demised them by a mainprise, and they have not the release of Robert, John and William, as the king has learned. By p.s. [17153.] sheriffs of London.