1373-07-23, Westminster

To the sheriffs of London. Order by mainprise of William Berford and Ralph Robert of Middlesex to stay the further publication of the exigents against Thomas Raulyn in the husting of the city of London ; as on his behalf the king has learned that John Pecche citizen of London is impleading him before the justices of the Bench to render account for the time that he was receiver of the said plaintiff's moneys, that he is put in exigents in the said husting to be outlawed for that he came not to answer before the said justices, and that he is ready so to answer and stand to right in all things, praying a stay ; and the said William and Ralph, appearing in person in chancery, have mainperned under a pain of 40/. to have his body before the said justices on the day the exigents are returnable. Charter of Robert Haunsard, giving with warranty to Sir Richard de Ravenser archdeacon of Lincoln, John de Ravenser clerk, William de Hoton and John de Wythornewyk clerk, their heirs and assigns, _ his manor of Blaktoft co. York, all his lands, rents and services in Southkelsay and elsewhere in Lincolnshire, the advowson of Thorneton co. Lincoln, and all his lands, rents and services, and the reversions of tenants whatsoever in Yorkshire ; and grant with like warranty of the reversion of the manor of Southkelsay, now held of his heritage by John de Rocheford knight and Beatrice his wife during the life of the said Beatrice with reversion to the said Robert and to his heirs. Witnesses: Thomas de Sutton, John de Hothom, Simon de Heslarton, Gerard de Lound knights, James de Raygate, John de Aske, Peter Ughtred, Edmund de Kyllingwyk, Adam Coppendale of Beverley, John Tyrwhit of the same. Dated Beverley, 13 June 47 Edward IIT. Writing of Robert Haunsard, being a letter of attorney to John de Walmesford and Stephen Percy clerks, John de Brakenholm and John Warde of Clixeby to deliver to Sir Richard de Ravenser archdeacon of Lincoln, John de Ravenser clerk, William de Hoton and John de Wythornewyk clerk seisin of the manor of Blaktoft co. York, all his lands, rents and services in South Kelsay and elsewhere in Lincolnshire, the advowson of Thorneton co. Lincoln, and all his lands, rents and services and the reversions of tenants whatsoever in Yorkshire, according to his charter thereof made. Dated Beverle, 13 June 47 Edward III. French.