1345-08-02, Westminster

Commission to Richard de Pembrugge and John de Houton to levy in the county of Hereford the fifteenth and tenth granted in the Parliament summoned at Westminster for the octave of Holy Trinity, 18 Edward III, for the second year [see p. 391], and to put the money arising therefrom in the cathedral church of Hereford for safe keeping, so that they answer therefor where and when the king shall forewarn them; and order to them and others as above [ibid.]. By Ko ac, The like to the following : Robert Brusteler, knight, and John Dengayn of Teveresham, in the county of Cambridge, and John de Pappeworth and and Hugh de Croft, in the county of Huntingdon ; and to put the money in the priory of Ely. William atte Hide of Egilton and Walter de Jernemuth, in the county of Rutland, and Thomas de Buketon, knight, and John de Assheton, knight, in the county of Northampton ; and to put the money in the abbey of St. James without Northampton. William de Ferariis and James de Cokynton, in the county of Devon, and Ogier Kernek and Robert de Lester, in the county of Cornwall; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Exeter. Simon de Codyngton and John de Hadersham, in the county of Surrey ; and to put the money in the church of Merton. William de Sessyngham and William de Northo, in the county of Sussex; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Chichester. Henry Sturmy and John de Forstebury, in the county of Wilts; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Salisbury. Robert de Cheyne and Stephen de Delham, in the county of Kent ; and to put the money in Christchurch, Canterbury. John de Durburgh and Robert de Somerton, in the county of Somerset ; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Welles. Robert Martyn, knight, and John Wake, in the county of Dorset ; and to put the money in the abbey of Shirebourn. Robert de Harley, knight, and Robert Corbet of Morton, knight, in the county of Salop ; and to put the money in the abbey of Shrewsbury. Robert Mauvaisyn, knight, and Philip de Lutteleye, in the county of Stafford; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Lichfield. Humphrey de Walden and Peter de Boxsted, in the county of Essex ; and to put the money in the abbey of Colchester. . 435 Laurence de Ayete and Robert Albyn, in the county of Hertford ; and to put the money in the abbey of St. Albans. Peter de Pershute and Richard de Farnhull, in the county of Southampton ; and to put the money in the priory of St. Swithun, Winchester. Richard de Preston and Robert de Crakenthorp, in the county of Westmoreland ; and to keep the money safely. Roger de Loudham, knight, and Robert de Wachesham, knight, in the county of Suffolk ; and to put the money in the abbey of St. Edmund. John de Leukenore, knight, and Thomas de Langeleye, in the county of Oxford; and to put the money in the abbey of Oseneye. Thomas de Pentelowe and Nicholas atte Hagh, in the county of Berks; and to put the money in the abbey of Redynges. John de Berkele of Duresle, knight, and John de Weston, in the county of Gloucester ; and to put the money in the abbey of St. Peter, Gloucester. John de Grafton, Thomas Cassy and Robert atte Wode, in the county of Worcester; and to put the money in the priory of Worcester. John de Beyvill, knight, and John Walsh, knight, in the county of Leicester ; and to put the money in the abbey of Leicester. Richard de Herthill, and John de Lye of Kyngeston, in the county of Warwick; and to put the money in the priory of Coventry. John de Baiocis, knight, and Philip de Nevill, knight, in the parts of Lindeseye, Alexander de Gippethorp, knight, and Roger de Cubeldyk, in the parts of Holand, and William Marmyon, chivaler and John de Bussy of Hagham, knight, in the parts of Kesteven, in the county of Lincoln ; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Lincoln. John de Cherleton and Alan atte Mount, in the county of Middlesex; and to put the money in the abbey of Westminster. John de Wodhill, knight, and Simon Croiser, in the county of Bedford, and John Aygnel and Nicholas Passelewe, in the county of Buckingham ; and to put the money in the priory of Dunstaple. William de Byngham, knight, and John de Annesleye, knight, in the county of Nottingham ; and to put the money in the priory of Thurgarton. Giles de Meynill, knight, and Henry de Braylesford, knight, in the county of Derby ; and to put the money in the abbey of Derleye. John de Haveryngton the younger, knight, and Robert de Culwenn, in the county of Lancaster; and to put the money in the abbey of Furneux. Brian de Thornhill and Peter de Nuttelegh, in the East Riding, Anketin Salvayn, knight, and William de Scurueton, in the North Riding, and William de Scargill, knight, and John Frere of Donecastre, in the West Riding, in the county of York; and to put the money in the abbey of St. Mary, York. Robert de Mulcastre, knight, and John de Derewentwater, in the county of Cumberland; and to put the money in the cathedral church of Carlisle. cont. John de Lillebourn, knight, and Robert de Fenwyk, in the county of Northumberland ; and to put the money in the priory of Durham. John Howard and John de Arsyk, in the county of Norfolk ; and to put the money in the priory of Holy Trinity, Norwich. Afterwards on 14 September following John de Draycote and William de Perton are assigned in the county of Stafford in the room of the aforesaid Robert, who is too weak and old to labour hereon, and of the aforesaid Philip, who has been outlawed in the said county for certain trespasses and felonies. Stafford. Afterwards on 20 September Roger de Apperdelegh is appointed in the county of Surrey in the room of Simon de Codyngton, who was intendant on divers other the king's affairs. By letter of the secret seal. Surrey. Afterwards on 28 September following Gilbert de Nevill of Grymesthorp is appointed in the parts of Kesteven with John de Bussy in the room of William Marmyoun, who is going with the king in his service beyond seas at the king's next passage. By C. Kesteven, Afterwards on 17 October following Nicholas Lambard is appointed in the county of Wilts with Henry Sturmy in the room of John de Forstebury, who cannot attend hereto. By C. Wilts. Afterwards on 20 October following William de Spyneye of Cokton is appointed in the county of Warwick with the aforesaid Richard in the room of John de Lye of Kyngeston, who is too weak and old to labour hereon. By K. Warwick. Afterwards on 30 October following Robert de Brente is appointed in the county of Somerset with the aforesaid John in the room of Robert de Somerton, who is too ill to labour hereon. By C. Somerset. Afterwards on 18 November Thomas de Ralegh is associated with the aforesaid William de Ferariis and James de Cokynton in the county of Devon. By C. Devon.