1360-07-10, Westminster

Order to stay demand made upon Master Richard de Thormerton late the king's in the court of Rome for the 66/. 13s. 4d. delivered to him the receipt of the exchequer in advance upon his fee which he used take of the king yearly in that office, and to cause him to be discharged thereof. By K. To Edmund de Northtoft, William de Enefeld, John Rokell and de Rokeswell. Whereas lately the commons of the counties, and boroughs of England, in presence of certain lieges appointed the king, considering the perils to be feared by the invasions of enemies while the king was without the realm, to resist their malice, a fifteenth of the counties and a tenth of the cities and to be levied of all persons (except the nobles, knights and who crossed the seas in the king's company at his last passage were abiding in his army abroad) privileges, charters and liberties in like manner as the former tenth and fifteenth, one moiety should be collected without delay, and the moneys arising should be applied to the expenses of men at arms and and of ships for defence of the realm by sea and land and to other purpose, and that the collection of the other moiety should suspended until like need should occur, and in case such perils cease, then all moneys so collected should be by the collectors to those who paid them by view of the arrayers and other men of the counties, and the collectors should not be bound to for the same at the exchequer or elsewhere in the king's ITI. 51 but should account before the said arrayers and true men or their ; and whereas the king appointed the above named Edmund his fellows to levy and collect a moiety of such sum as at the of the former tenth and fifteenth was levied in the cities, and towns of Essex, and after, on hearing reports that the enemies entering the realm burned the town of Wynchelse and to sea for the collection of a greater fleet to commit therein mischief, the king caused two fleets, of the west and north, to be furnished with men at arms, armed men and and sent to sea for defence of the realm to repulse those and for that few men of the counties named came according to the places appointed to sail therein, and because for the of the need (whereon peril of the subversion or loss of the realm seemed to turn) the king could not send again to distant to seek for men, he caused great number of such men to be in neighbouring parts for furnishing the said ships, and their to be paid of moneys chevised for that purpose, and when the returned from that voyage, in order that the commons (to whom king is much indebted for their services in his absence and pains and expense) might know how the moneys arising from tenth and fifteenth were spent, so that if aught should remain it should be repaid to them according to the grant, he caused county one of the arrayers, one of the collectors and one true man to be summoned to Westminster on the morrow of and an account being taken between the arrayers, and true men in the presence of certain of the council (by the deputed at their instance) of the sums paid for the wages as well by the king as by the collectors, of the sums allowed arrayers, collectors and men so coming to Westminster, and of sums repaid by divers counties by reason of the said chevise, of the moiety of the tenth and fifteenth in Essex, amounting to 7s. 9 d., 2401. of the money paid for wages by the king, falling county according to an apportionment then made among several counties, are yet to be paid to the king, 4/. to Edmund his fellows, to John de Boys one of the arrayers of that county and to Thomas Tirel coming to Westminster for that county on aforesaid day 10s., for their pains and expenses, and 2161. 10s. 94d. remain to be repaid to the men of the order to cause as well the 240/. yet to be paid to the as the 111s. to be paid to themselves and to the said John and if not yet levied, to be levied without delay, to have the at the receipt of the exchequer by Monday after St. James Apostle next at latest, there to be delivered to the treasurer and to retain the 4J. for their pains, deliver to John 21s. and to Thomas the 10s., and to distribute the residue, 216/. 10s. 94d. (if levied), pro rata among every the townships county by view of John de Sutton, John de Coggeshal and de Bampton or two of them, if any be not levied making to every township in which the levy and collection of the or of part has yet to take place for the portion falling to the By K. and C. like to the following : To John Malyns the elder, William Mordaunt, John Alsay and John Sporun in Bedfordshire, to deliver 167/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 50s. for their expenses as collectors, pay 28s. to John de Meperteshale one of the arrayers and 10s. to John de Middelton, and repay 36/. 10s. 8d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 337]. 8s. 8d.) by view of the prior of Newenham, Peter de Salford and John Mareschal. To Alan Carbonell, Robert de Craunford, Ralph Welshe and John de Broke in Buckinghamshire, to deliver 1201. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 50s., pay 21s. to John de Hampden one of the arrayers and 10s. to William de Hatfeld, and repay 40/. 9s. 8d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 344/. 2s. 8d.) by view of the abbot of Nuttele, John de Hampden and John Bruyn. To Edmund de Stapelgate, John Broscombe and William Symme in Kent, to deliver 100/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 100s., pay 21s. to Thomas Colepeper one of the arrayers and 14s. to Thomas de Lodelowe, and repay 655/. 17s. 53d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 963/. 13s. 53d.) by view of the prior of Christ Church Canterbury and Roger de Northwode. To Ralph Thurbarn, John de Witewell, Nicholas Slifeld and Peter Seymor in Surrey, to deliver 341. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 5 marks, pay 18s. to William Neudegate one of the arrayers and 10s. to John Stoket, and repay 1521. 2s. 23d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 2921. 2s. 23d.) by view of the prior of Merton, Roger Husee and Simon de Codyngton. To Richard de Hurst, John Weyvill, Henry Michelgrave and Thomas -Wheghelton in Sussex, to deliver 196/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 5 marks, pay 24s. to Roger Dallyngrugge one of the arrayers and 12s. to a man who came to Westminster as aforesaid, and repay 3681. 2s. 103d. (residue of the money, which amounts to 552/. 3s. 10dd.) by view of Richard earl of Arundell, Michael de Ponyngges and John de Bohun of Midhirst. To John atte Pirye, Bartholomew Wodeton, Roger Legat and Hugh Lambyn in Middlesex, to deliver 601. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 40s., pay 36s. to John Bray one of the auditors of their account and one of the arrayers, and repay 401. 10s. 53d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 170]. 19s. 92d.) by view of the abbot of Westminster John Bray and Thomas Frowyk. To Thomas Abyndon, John Baldewyn, Roger Hothot and John Henry of Baldok in Hertfordshire, to deliver 45]. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 5 marks, pay 52s. to one of the auditors of their account and one of the arrayers and 10s. to Thomas de Godesfeld, and repay 241. 11s. 74d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 305/. 214d.) by view of the abbot of St. Albans, John atte Lee and Hugh fitz Symond. To John de Lyouns knight, Andrew Landwath, John de Brerele and John de Wakerle in Northamptonshire, to deliver 3601. at the receipt of the exchequer on the morrow of St. Peter's chains, to keep 4/., pay 27s. to Nicholas de Bliseworth one of the arrayers, 16s. to John Geffroun, and 28s. to John de . 53 Lyouns knight one of the auditors of their account, and repay 79/. 15s, lld. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 5801. 10s. 3d.) by view of the abbot of Peterborough, Henry Grene and John de Harewedon. To Wiliam Flemmyng and Thomas Piers in Roteland, to deliver 52/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 33s. 4d., pay 2ls. to William Flemmyng one of the arrayers, and 12s. to Robert de Luffenham, and repay 7/. 12s. 34d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 107/. 19s. 34d.) by view of the prior of Landa and William Wade. To John Mundy, John Fermer and Robert Haffont of Oxford in Oxfordshire, to deliver 200/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 100s., pay 36s. to Thomas de Langele knight one of the arrayers, and 14s. to a man coming to Westminster, and repay 117/. 12s. 9d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 701/. 15s. 9d.) by view of the abbot of Oseneye, Ed[ mund] de Malyns and John Laundels. To William Noioun, Peter Achard and Robert de Worth in Berkshire, to deliver 1601. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 5 marks, pay 21s. to John Beket one of the arrayers and 10s. to John Mary, and repay 1371. 144d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 518/. 224d.) by view of the abbot of Redynges, Ralph de Greye and Thomas Pentelowe. To Robert de Burton, Oliver Russel, John atte Mersshmull and Edmund Husee in Wilts, to deliver 3601. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 4/., and repay 1971. 15s. 113d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 797/. 16s. 93d.) by view of the bishop of Salisbury, John de Roches and Robert de Remmesbury. To Richard de Clodeshale, Alexander de Berchedon, William Botoner and Richard de Stok in Warwickshire, to deliver 2601. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 5 marks, pay 30s. to Nicholas Michel one of the arrayers; 16s. to John Hokle, and repay 211. 19s. 93d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 420/. 19s. 1?d.), by view of the prior of Coventre. To John Charnels clerk and Thomas Mallessores knight in Leicestershire, to deliver 1961. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 60s., pay 28s. to John Charnels one of the auditors, and repay 78/. 8s. 5d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 3781. 16s. 5d.) by view of the abbot of Leicester, the abbot of Croxton and Simon Pakeman. To Thomas de Overton, Stephen de Welewyk and John de Todeworth in the county of Suthampton, to deliver 1001. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 100s., pay 48s. to Henry Sturmy one of the arrayers and auditors and 16s. to John Forster, and repay 385/. 14s. 14d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 593/. 18s. 14d.) by view of the prior of St. Swithun, John de Wynton and Henry Sturmy. To Ivo de Chiltecombe, Richard Peverel, John Antioche and William Clavill atte Quare in Dorset, to pay 180/. at the receipt of the exchequer on Monday after St. Lawrence, to keep 5 marks, pay 30s. to John de Munden one of the arrayers, and 16s. to Roger Manyford, and repay 1401. 224d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 425/. 14s. 64d.) by view of the abbot of Shirburn, Richard de Turbervill and John de Munden. To Roger Piperel and Thomas Affatoun in Devonshire, to deliver 1601. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 190s., pay 45s. to Richard Chaumberleyn one of the arrayers and 20s. to William Wyk, and repay 1651. 5s. 10d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 4761. 17s. 6d.) by view of Hugh de Courtenay earl of Devon, Richard de Brankescombe and Henry de la Pomeray knights. To William Lambron and John Penhirgard in Cornwall, to deliver 140/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 4l., pay 45s. to Hugh Lambron one of the arrayers and 24s. to John Tremayn, and repay 91l. 19s. 103d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 239]. 8s. 104d.) by view of the prior of Launceneton, William Bodryugan and John Dabernoun. To William Mangeaunt, John de Calwehull, Walter Helyoun and Thomas de Asshford in Herefordshire, to deliver 1201. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 50s., pay 36s. to Hugh de Moneton one of the arrayers and 20s. to Richard de Frome, and repay 26/. 13s. 74d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 218]. 12s. 114d.) by view of Richard de la Bere, Richard Baskervill and William Frome. To Thomas Underhull, Geoffrey Aylwyne, John Hathewy and Richard de Ryvers in Gloucestershire, to deliver 500]. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 100s., pay 33s. to Walter Hurst one of the arrayers and 16s. to Thomas Stoke, and repay 1501. 5s. 54d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 8211. 33d.) by view of the abbot of Gloucester, the prior of Lanthony and Robert de Hildesle. To Thomas de Luttelton, Richard de Lonch, William Cartere and Thomas Tolwardyn in Worcestershire, to deliver 1401. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 60s., pay 33s. to Thomas le Botiller one of the arrayers and 18s. to Reynold de Hambury, and repay 52l. 7s. 14d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 252/. 8s. 114d.) by view of the abbot of Evesham, the prior of Worcester and John Musard. To John de Acton, Richard Husee, Reynold de Hay and Richard Tristram in Salop, to deliver 200/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 60s., pay 30s. to Edward de Acton one of the arrayers and 21s. to John de Acton one of the auditors, and repay 116]. 15s. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 322/. 6d.) by view of the abbot of Shrewsbury, the abbot of Bildewas and the prior of Hame. To John Swynnerton of Hulton, Hugh Snel, John Outred and Henry de Puys in Staffordshire, to deliver 192/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 60s., pay 45s. to Richard de Somerford one of the arrayers and auditors and 16s. to Henry de Puys, and repay 89/. 18s. 13d. (residue of the moiety, . 55 which amounts to 287/. 19s. 13d.) by view of the abbot of Burton upon Trent, Richard de Stafford and Roger de Aston. To Robert de Twyford knight, William de Gray knight, Thomas Bakepuys and John Foljaumbe in Derbyshire, to deliver 1801. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 50s., pay 44s. to Robert de Twyford knight one of the arrayers and 41s. to William de Wakebrugg one of the auditors, and repay 48/. 17s. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 235/. 12s.) by view of the abbot of Derley and Hugh de Menill. To Thomas Newemarche knight, Thomas de Nevill knight, John de Lanum and William Crescy in Nottinghamshire, to deliver 210/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 41. 6s. 8d., pay 44s. to Richard de Grey knight one of the arrayers and 20s. to William de Wakebrugg, and repay 621. 10s. 53d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 353/. 134d.) by view of the prior of Thurgerton, John de Lyseux and Geoffrey de Staunton. To Thomas Denebaud, Robert de Chippele, Edmund de Lyouns and Henry de Ford in Somerset, to deliver 260/. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 100s., pay 24s. to Edmund de Glindon one of the arrayers and 12s. to a man who came to Westminster, and repay 2101. 7s. 54d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 685/. 12s. 11 M7.) by view of the abbot of Glastonbury, John de Clyvedon and Walter de Rodeneye.