1315-11-14, Clipstone

Association of John Griffoun with Thomas de Stocchesford and John de Swerdeston, whom the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk has appointed as his deputies in the part of Lenne in obedience to the king's mandate commanding him in all ports and places of his bailiwick where ships and boats put in to appoint two men to survey all corn apd other victuals going without his bailiwick, so that all those who wish to remove such corn and victuals shall find sutlicient security that they will bring the same to the king's lieges within the realm or to Berwick-upon-Tweed and not to the Scots, and sucb persons are to bring back certificates from the port of unlading to that effect, otherwise the sheriff on their return is to seize and imprison them until further order. By p.s.