1365-10-12, Westminster

To the sheriff of Cantebrigge for the time being. Order to pay to king's clerk Nicholas de Roos, warden of the scholars maintained the king of his alms in the university of Cantebrigge, the arrears 4d. a day granted him for his wages and of 8 marks a year: granted for two gowns, one with furring the other with lining, and of the of the county henceforth to pay him the said sums, taking his according to the king's letters patent of 12 January granting him the said sums by the hands of the sheriff during To the bailiffs and burgesses of the town of Scardeburgh for the time Order to pay to the warden of the hall of the king's scholars he maintains of his alms at Cantebrigge and to the scholars the arrears of 22]. 11s. yearly, and henceforth to pay them yearly sum, taking the said warden s acquittance, according to king's letters patent of 4 February in the 38th year of his reign, to the said warden and scholars among other things lls. a year which the said bailiffs and burgesses used to pay to king for the farm of the manor of Walesgrave, to be taken at accustomed terms until other order should. be taken for their To the sheriff of Bedford and Bukingham for the time being. Order pay to the warden of the hall of the king's scholars whom he mainof his alms at Cantebrigge and to the scholars therein the arrears 20]. a year, and henceforth of the issues of those counties to pay that yearly sum, taking the said warden s acquittance, according the king's letters patent of 4 February in the 38th year of his reign, to the said warden and scholars among other things 201, every year to be taken of the issues of the said counties by the hands of the sheriff at Easter and Michaelmas by even portions until the king should take other order for their maintenance.