1375-02-18, Westminster

Memorandum of acknowledgment, 20 February. Charter of Roger Wolferston and Roger Keterich, granting to William Spice, his heirs and assigns, their manor of Spayneshall and all their lands in the town of Wilynghale Spayne co. Essex. Witnesses : Robert Teye, Simon Longe, Thomas Rocheford. Dated London, Saturday after Easter 41 Edward III. Charter of Roger de Wolferston and Roger Keterich, granting to Clement Spice and Alice his wife and to the heirs of their bodies, with remainder for lack of such heirs to the right heirs of the said Clement ITI. 203 commons of England, by assent of the prelates, lords and commons of England in a parliament summoned at Westminster on the morrow of St. Edmund the king in the 47th year of the reign it was lately ordered and agreed (among other things) that the money of Scotland of 4d. should have currency to the value of 3d. of England, and smaller money according to the amount thereof, and that in case such money of Scotland be made worse it shall be put at less according to the amount of the depreciation; and it is the king's will that this ordinance be observed as well in Ireland as in England, being bound in all parts to make provision for his own advantage and for the advantage of all his people. [Lbid.