1346-03-28, William Westminster

Scot and his fellows, justices appointed to hold pleas before Order to supersede the exaction made upon the men of Lenn 5s. and to permit Queen Isabel to receive that sum without as she has besought the king to give such an order, so that men may be able to answer her for that money, as at her request pardoned Thomas de Bygeny, her serjeant in the Tolbothe of the suit of his peace for a felony whereof he was indicted, as was long before that felony Thomas was bound to the queen in a sum of money of the arrears of his account, 42/. 5s. whereof are in of divers men of Lenn, who have acknowledged before the queen said sum is of the money due by Thomas, and now the 421. 5s. by extracts of the justices to the sheriff to be levied for the the coroners of Lenn returned a presentation made before certain men of Lenn for that money, as forfeited chattels, among goods of Thomas. By p.s. [17885.]