1324-01-10, Worcester
Commission to Philip de Somervill to levy with John de Ipestanes and John de Benteleye 2001. from the men at arms of the county of Stafford who ought to have come on the king's service according to a warning made by the king under heavy forfeiture in the king's expedition against his enemies and rebels, and came not, which fine certain of them made for themselves and others for pardon, and to pay the same without delay in the wardrobe ; in the room of Philip de Lutteleye, whom the king appointed herein with the said John and John, and who cannot attend hereto; the king having ordered the said John and John to admit him as their fellow. By C, Order to the workmen, moneyers and other ministers of the changes of London and Canterbury to be intendant to the king's clerk, Robert de Haselshagh, keeper of the said changes, whom the king has appointed
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