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1352-02-11, Westminster

Writ for payment of 87. 8s. to Hugh de Miton and John de Creyk, citizens of that city, of their expenses in attending the said parliament, to wit for forty-two days at 2s. a day each. [Ibid.] The following have like writ for various sums, to wit : William Taillour and William de Maldone, burgesses of Reygate. John de Stretton and Stephen de Hope, citizens of Hereford. Robert James, burgess of Ivelcestre. . 469 John Monek and William de Maidestan, citizens of Canterbury. Nicholas son of William Wytyng and William Smale, burgesses of the town of Clifton and Dertemuth. Thomas le Spicer and Simon atte Pitte, citizens of Exeter. Johnde Baumfeld and John Whytyng, of Sidebury, burgesses of Totton. John Mille and Nicholas Wytyng, burgesses of Tavystok. Henry Percehay and Nicholas Whytyng, burgesses of Chepyngtoryton. Nicholas Heryng and John de Pynkenye, citizens of Rochester. William Fermery and John Juscard, burgesses of Colchester. John Picard and Peter Semere, burgesses of Guldeford. [bid.]

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