1315-07-28, Kings Langley

to William de Goldyngton, William de Foulburn and Rouland to make inquisition in the counties of Essex and touching the trespasses committed by the principal taxers and subcollectors of the twentieth and fifteenth and granted of late and of the twentieth and fifteenth in 7 Edward II to the king in those counties, and by their and ministers, contrary to the form provided by the council to the principal taxers; and to hear and determine and take fines or ransoms from those convicted like to Robert de Thorp and Richard de Polhampton in the of Cornwall.