1348-06-05, Westminster

the captains, éch-vins and consuls of Ghent. The king sends to them Mautravers and Gilbert de Wendlyngburgh, his merchant, informed will upon certain affairs, with request to give credence to them, and to wonder that the king has not hitherto certified them of those affairs, has not until now been able to assemble the magnates of the Council. like to the following, to wit : The burgomasters, écherins and consuls of Bruges. The adyocate, éehevins and consuls of Ipre. [/bid.] Enrolment of release by Margery late the wife of Martin Durward, daughter and heir of Hubert Coleman of Reylegh in her pure widowhood, to William de Dersham, of Offeton, of all her right and claim in all the lands which belonged to Hubert called Okemede in the towns of Reylegh and Raureth, which lands William holds of the gift and enfeoffment of Sir William de la More, knight. Witnesses: John de Nevill of co. Essex, John de Hevenyngham, Edmund son of Simon, knights, Peter Cousyn, John Berlond, John Saier the younger, John de la Pole, Richard Stamer, Robert Travers. Dated at Reylegh on 3 June, 22 Edward III.