1355-01-12, William Westminster

The like to the following, to wit : The sheriff of Gloucester for 500 white bows and 600 sheaves of arrows. 7 The sheriff of Salop for 1,000 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Stafford for 500 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Lincoln for 1,500 white bows and 600 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Northampton for 400 white bows and 600 sheaves of arrows. : The sheriff of Warwick and Leicester for 400 white bows and 1,000 sheaves of arrows. : The sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham for 600 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Worcester for 400 white bows and 1,000 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk for 600 white bows and 700 sheayes of arrows. The sheriff of Essex and Hertford for 500 white bows and 800 sheaves of arrows. ; The sheriff of Kent for 400 white bows and 700 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Somerset and Dorset for 300 white bows and 400 sheaves of arrows. The sheriff of Devon for 600 white bows and 400 sheaves of arrows. [Ibia.] 6. To William de Enefeld, escheator in Essex. Order not to intermeddle further with the manor of Brendhall in the town of Herlawe, delivering the issues thereof to Agatha daughter of David de Fletwyk, knight, the younger, as the king has learned by inquisition taken by Hugh fitz Symon, late escheator, that David de Fletwyk, knight, at his death held no lands in that bailiwick in his demesne as of fee in chief or of any other, because a year before his death he gave the said manor, which is held of another than the king, to Agatha to hold for her life. . 5. To Henry Picard, the king's butler, or to him who supplies his place in on the port of Bristol.