1361-07-10, Henley
Order to John de Bekynton, escheator in the county of Somerset, _ to seize into the king's hand all the lands and goods in his bailiwick belonging to Geoffrey Beauflour of Bristol, who is bound to the king in 201. and more in respect of divers fines, issues forfeit and amercements made and adjudged before divers of the king's justices, and to keep them safely until satisfaction be made for the said debt and until . 167 order ; as Thomas Moygne, sheriff of Gloucester, has testified the Chancery that, in spite of the king's order that the said sum be levied by the sheriff of Gloucester of the said lands and goods, is not yet levied in whole or in part. By K.
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