1360-07-10, Westminster

The like to the following : To John de Boys, Robert de Elkynton and William Wacelyn in the parts of Lyndeseye in Lincolnshire, to pay 577l. 18s. to John de Wesenham, to deliver 621. 2s. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 100s., pay 68s. to John de Boys one of the auditors, and repay 14/. 13s. 53d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 7631. 173d.) by view of the abbot of Thorneton, Thomas de Fulnetby and William de Stayne. To William de Surflet and Thomas de la Laund in the parts of Holand in Lincolnshire, to pay 161/. 8s. 8d. to John de Wesenham, to deliver 98/. lls. 4d. at the receipt of the exchequer, to keep 5 marks, pay 42s. to William de Surflet arrayer and one of the auditors, and repay 671. 7s. 2d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 3321. 15s. 10d.) by view of the prior of Spaldyng, Saier de Rocheford and Lawrence de Leek. Tio Peter de Bedyngfeld knight, Robert de Saxam, John de Freston and Roger Chaumberleyn in Suffolk, to pay 501. to John de Wesenham, to keep 100s., pay 29s. to Gilbert de Debenham arrayer and one of the auditors, and 16s. to Philip Deneys, and repay 1721. 7s. 64d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 7191. 12s. 64d.) by view of the abbot of St. Edmund. To Robert Burstelere, James de CGrantsete and John de Ellesworth in Cambridgeshire, to pay 1401. to John de Wesenham, to keep 5 marks, pay 20s. to Henry de Colvyll arrayer and 8s. to Thomas Tyrel, and repay 106. 13s. 114d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 5051. 15s. 34d.) by view of the prior of Ely, John Cheyne and John de Lyouns. To Richard de Eve and Robert Waryn in Huntingdonshire, to pay 751. to John de Wesenham, to keep 5 marks, pay 27s. to Richard Alberd one of the arrayers and 16s. to William Castel, and repay 211. 12s. 3 d. (residue of the moiety, which amounts to 2221. 3s. 114d.) by view of the prior of Huntyngdon, John de Pappeworth and Nicholas Styuecle. To Thomas de Sancto Omero, John de Colby, William Clere and son of Thomas de Weston in Norfolk. Like order to levy 911., 581. 2s. has been assigned to Robert Monk for wages of men arms and archers in his ship with him in the northern fleet, to have 18s. at the receipt of the exchequer on the morrow of St. Peter's to keep 91. for their pains, and repay 5421. 18s. 34d. (residue of the which amounts to 17421. 18s. 34d.) by view of the prior of Adam Clyfton and John de Berneye. By K. and C.