1346-08-14, Thomas Windsor

The like to Philip de Barton and John de Wolmere, the king's se at arms, appointed to arrest all great ships from the port of Great Yarmout to the port of Kyngeston upon Hull. 7. Guy de Briane le fitz, knight, acknowledges that he owes to Eli de Burgo, lady of Clare, 1,000/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of lands and chattels in co. Middlesex. 4 i Cancelled on payment. 25. Simon Hattere of Croydon acknowledges that he owes to Ric Westerne of Estkyrke 12 marks ; to be levied ete. in co. Surrey. Ii1. Parr 2. 151 of grant by Robert de Nevill of Horneby, knight, to Sir Scot, knight, and Alice his wife, of the advowson of Baddesworth his turn of presenting thereto and of whatever pertains to him Witnesses: Sir John de Eland, Sir Nicholas de Wortheley, de Notton, Robert de Staynton, Hugh de Brerlay, Robert Robert de Bramcot. Dated at Halghton on Sunday after the of the Holy Cross, 20 Edward III. that Robert came into chancery on 28 September and the preceding deed. of indenture made between the king and Walter de Jernethat whereas the king has granted to Walter and his fees of the seals of all judicial writs issuing from the king's the Common Bench from the date of these presents, for life, he shall pay to the clerk of the hanaper of chancery 250 marks he will further acquit the king of 200/. yearly of clear debt due patent under the great seal, and upon this he will restore to the yearly letters patent of the said sum, and the king grants that he allowance of 100s. for his costs for the wax necessary for writs, so that all writs made for the king's profit and at his the testimony and advice of those deputed to serve him and also at court in the king's service, and poor persons who swear have nothing to pay shall be delivered without paying anything and the justices shall receive 1d. per writ for their seals, as has in time past. Dated at Windsor on 7 July, 20 Edward III. By p.s. [17758.]