1319-04-24, York

To the bailiffs of the liberty of Raveneserod. Order to release 15 dakers cowhides, price of a daker 13s. 4d., and 22 dakers of bukfel, price of a 6s., of Tiddemann Rounson of Lubyk, and 12 dakers of hides, price a daker 13s. 4d., of John Munstre of Lubyk, and 54/. in money by tale the goods of Gerkin Haghthorn of Lubyk, Henry Attendern , and the Tidemann and John, arrested by them by virtue of the king's to arrest goods of the men and merchants of the towns of Grippes- Strallessound, and Lubyk to the value of 100J., issued because the and men of the said towns failed to make restitution or satisfaction . 67 Adam le Clerk of Lenne for his ship called Za Plente of Lenne, 1002. sterling, and her cargo of salt of Poitou (Paytow), lampreys of and certain bales of Bugeye and other goods to the value of 2002, were captured, on the voyage to St. Johnstown of Perth, by Henry Riklynghous and other malefactors of those towns, as William de Adam's attorney in this behalf, and the said Tiddemann, Gerkin, Henry have appeared in -person before the king in chancery, and letters patent of the king's having been shewa, whereby he granted the burgesses of that town that from 20 April, in the 8th year of the reign, for four years next following, no man, alien or native, should distrained or attached in the town or port for any debt whereof he was principal debtor or security, or on account of any trespass committed others, or should be hindered at anyone s suit by the arrest of his goods any such debt or trespass, and the said William then asserted that Gerkin, and Henry were some of the principal trespassers in case, and ought not, therefore, to enjoy the liberty granted to the burgesses, Tiddemann, Gerkin, and Henry asserting the contrary; the king ordered the bailiffs to enquire on Thursday after the of Easter last, in the presence of the parties, whether or not Tiddemann, and Henry were of the principal perpetrators ; and it is found by inquisition that Tiddemann, Gerkin, and Henry are not of the perpetrators, and are not in anywise guilty of the aforesaid and never aided, counselled, or consented to the said Henry de or the other malefactors who stole and carried away the