1354-12-01, Westminster

the sheriffs of London. Order to cause proclamation to be made that at arms, pilgrim or other person of England, except a known or envoy, shall cross to parts beyond, upon pain of forfeiture. : By K. and C, like to the following, to wit : The sheriff of Northumberland. The sheriff of York. The sheriff of Lincoln. The sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. The sheriff of Essex. The sheriff of Kent. The sheriff of Sussex. The sheriff of Southampton. The sheriff of Dorset and Somerset. The sheriff of Devon. The sheriff of Cornwall. The sheriff of Gloucester. Enrolment of deed testifying that whereas John Rede of Hastyngg, John Wallere and Edmund de Northwych lately acquired the manor of Northeye in the liberty of Hastyngg with the advowson of the chapel in that manor of Richard Smelt, citizen and fishmonger of London, which manor and advowson Richard held of the gift and enfeoffment of Thomas de Hastyngg, son of William de Hastyngg, knight, of co. Sussex, William son of the said Thomas has released to John Rede, John Wallere and Edmund de Northwych all his right and claim in all that manor and advowson. Walter Turk, mayor of London, Adam de Bury and Ralph de Lenne, then sheriffs of London. Witnesses: John de Gloucestr ia], William Kere, John de Triple, John de Cauntebrigg, Richard de Belstede, clerk. Dated at London on Wednesday after St. Lucy, 28 Edward III. .