1347-10-20, London

To Alfonso, king [of Castile]. Alfonso will remember that the king commissioners to treat upon the damages mutually inflicted by the of the two kings, and to treat for a peace or truce between them, the citizens and jurats of Bayonne and some other subjects of the considering that the truce so arranged, from Michaelmas then past to following, was useless and even injurious to them, did not admit the king has caused a new commission to be made for a like purpose, king therefore requests Alfonso to send commissions to treat upon matters and to make a truce for two or three years, forbidding his and especially those of Biscaye, who did great damage to the subjects in the last truce, to do any such injury by land or sea, and king will make a like prohibition to his own subjects, considering Alfonso is included as the king's ally in the truce made at Caleys. [F'edera.] Enrolment of grant by John son and heir of John Murdak of Lomhull Henry de Cosham and Cristina his wife, John's mother, for the lives Henry and Cristina, of all the lands which they hold in the manor of Mauduyt, with reversion to John. Witnesses: John Laundels, de Eleford, John Crok, Thomas de Eleford, Peter de Eggesworthe, Wynstone.