1320-07-26, Hadleigh

Cancelled on payment. Giles son of John de Farlyngton acknowledges that he owes to John de parson of Stokebruere church, 100 marks; to be levied, default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. York. Thomas de Hemmyngford acknowledges that he owes to William de clerk, 72. 6s. Od.; to be levied, in default of payment, of lands and chattels in co. Huntingdon. The chancellor received the Cancelled on payment. The king sent his letters of privy seal to this effect : Edward, etc., to his William de Ayremynne, Robert de Bardelby, and William de Clyf, of his seal, notifying his arrival at Dovre, on Tuesday, 22 July, wherehe orders them not to use his seal any more. They are also ordered warn those of the king's council at London, who can stay there without to the king, not to leave there until the king's return, which will be Dated at Dovre, 22 July, in the 14th year ofhisreign. [Federa.] letters William de Ayremynne received on Wednesday, 23 July, the inn of the bishop of Chichester, and from that hour nothing was done the aforesaid seal. On Tuesday following William delivered the seal under the seals of the aforesaid Robert and William to J. bishop of the chancellor, before the king's council in the exchequer at in the presence of the said Robert and William, and the received the seal, and, after removing the seals of Robert and closed the seal under his seal, and delivered it thus closed to Sir de Norwyco, chief baron of the exchequer, to be kept in the treasury.