1336-11-27, Bothwell

To Hugh de Courtenay, earl of Devon, and Philip de Columbarfiis], of the maritime land in co. Devon. Order to apply such diligent to the parts of Dertemuth and elsewhere in that county against invasions, that danger may not come to Dertemuth or other towns that county by hostile foreigners, because the king has ordered all the of the ports and places from the mouth of the Thames towards the to be assembled at Portesmuth, for certain causes ; and now the king learned that foreigners intend to come to the port of Dertemuth with ships, to perpetrate evils there, more than at other places in the said By K.