1323-07-22, Burstwick

To Edmund, earl of Kent, constable of Dover castle and warden of the Ports, or to him who supplies his place in the said ports. Order to proclamation to be made that the king has prorogued until Easter the granted until Michaelmas next at the request of Louis, count of and Nevers, and to cause the same to be observed, inhibiting all king's subjects from inflicting damage upon or aggrieving the men or of the count's power during the prorogation. The king wills all merchants and others of the count's powers may come into the realm with their goods and merchandise, and that their goods shall not be during the prorogation for the trespasses of others, or for any debts they are not principal debtors or sureties, or for trespasses heretocommitted contrary to the charter of the staple, provided that the king's in Flanders enjoy the same immunities. By K. and C. . 129 The like to the following : The sheriff of Northumberland. The sheriff of Gloucester. The sheriff of Cornwall. The sheriff of York. The mayor and bailiffs of Exeter. The sheriff of Lincoln. The sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. The sheriff of Essex. The sheriffs of London. The sheriff of Kent. The sheriff of Surrey and Sussex. The sheriff of Southampton. The sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. The sheriff of Devon. The bailiffs of Great Yarmouth.