1360-01-15, Westminster

Memorandum of acknowledgment by the parties, 18 December. Writing of Richard Salyng masoun and citizen of London, granting that Sir William de Mirfeld, Sir William de Sutton and Sir Roger de Bromleye, who have contented him for the residue of a debt for which Thomas de Sutton dighere, citizen of London, is bound to him in 601. by a recognisance lately made before John Pyel mayor of the staple of Westminster, deputed to receive recognisances of ,debts therein, and for his damages and costs, may have and hold to them and their assigns, according to the ordinance of the said staple, in the same manner as Richard has and holds them, one house, brewhouse and two shops which were of Thomas in the parish of St. Benet by Pouleswarf in the ward of Castle Baynard London (value 60s. beyond reprise), one messuage there which Thomas held for a term of 50 years of the demise of the prior and convent of the hospital of St. Mary without Bisshopesgate in the suburb of London (value 6s. 8d.), five shops with gardens adjoining and one tenter for tenting woollen cloths with one garden adjoining in Sholane in the parish of St. Bride Fletstrete in the suburb of London which were of Thomas (value 26s. 8d.), which premises, together with goods and chattels to the value of 106s. as by an appraisement and extents thereof made and returned into chancery appears, are by a process in chancery delivered to Richard for the sum aforesaid to hold, the goods and chattels in part payment, and the tenements above mentioned until he be contented of the residue together with his damages and costs ; granting also to William, William and Roger the same estate which he has in the premises until they be so contented of 541. 14s. the said residue, damages and costs. Dated London, 8 December 34 Edward III.