1346-05-12, William Westminster

Order to restore to James of Amyas his goods and chattels if he shall find security to for the same when warned, if they are adjudged to pertain to the because he is a native of the power of France and by reason of of John de Staunton and his fellows, merchants of Engmen of that power, at sea, the bailiff arrested James's goods and and he has asserted that he ought not to be arrested as he had five years continuously at Salisbury, showing the letters patent common seal of that city testifying this, and John denied the in chancery, wherefore he and James placed themselves upon the in the premises, wherefore the king has ordered a verification upon to be taken at the said city on Tuesday in Whitsun week next of Wilts, and now James has besought the king to order his chattels to be restored to him by a security as aforesaid. By C.