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The like to the following to raise men in the counties hereafter specified, &e. viz. Martin de Fisshacre and Robert Beudyn, 500 in Devon, excepting the city of Exeter. Ralph de Gorges and John de Clyvedon, 2,000 in Somerset and Dorset, excepting the towns of Bath and Bristol; 500 of whom are to be armed, and the remainder as below. Nicholas de Kyngeston and Walter de Pavely, the younger, 500, whereof 200 are to be armed, in Wilts, excepting the city of Salisbury. John de Scures and Walter Wodelok, 500 in the county of Southampton, excepting the city of Winchester. Henry Husy and Nicholas Gentyl, 500 in Surrey and Sussex, excepting the city of Cicestre. Ralph Sauvage and William de Orlaston, 1,000 in Kent, excepting the cities of Canterbury and Rochester. Roger de Berners and William de Marny, 700 in Essex and Hertford, excepting the towns of Colecestre and St. Albans. Emeric la Zousche and John de Hinton, 500 in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, excepting the towns of Cambridge and Huntingdon. John Haward and John de Vaus, 2,000 in Norfolk and Suffolk, excepting the city of Norwich and the town of St. Edmunds. John Morice and Richard son of Ralph, 500 in Bedford and Buckingham, excepting the town of Bedeford. Robert de Morby and Thomas Spygurnel, 500 in Oxford and Berks, excepting the towns of Oxford, Abyndon and Redyng. IT. Parr 2. 97 John de Dene and William le Breton, 500 in Northampton, excepting the town of Northampton. The sheriff of Middlesex and Roger de Brok, 100 in Middlesex. The sheriff and William Ridel, 500 in Northumberland. The sheriff and John Hakelut, 100 in Rutland. The bishop of Durham by the advice of William Ridel, 1,000 in his bishopric. John de Sutton, Geoffrey de Sancto Quintino, Thomas Ughtred and John de Thornhill, 4,000 in York, excepting the parts of Richemundshire and Cravene, the city of York and the town of Beverley. Robert Darcy, Robert Breton and Peter Breton, 4,000 in Lincoln, excepting the city of Lincoln and the town of Stamford. On 6 May following, as Robert Breton and Peter Breton could not attend to the matter, William de Isny and Simon de Lunderthorp were appointed in their places. John Darcy, the nephew, and Roger de Sancto Andrea, 1,000 in Nottingham, excepting the towns of Nottingham and Newerk. Thomas le Rous and Richard de Eggebaston, 1,800 in Leicester and Warwick, 1,000 in Leicester and 800 in Warwick, excepting the towns of Warwick, Coventry and Leicester. William de Bello Campo and Malcolm Musard, 300 in Worcester, excepting the city of Worcester. William de Wanton and Thomas le Botiller, 1,000 in Gloucester, excepting the towns of Gloucester, Bristol and Cirencester, and the forest of Dene. William Athewy, Philip Joce and Reginald de Albenhale, 500 in the forest of Dene. John de Swynnerton and John de la Lee, 1,000 in Salop, excepting the towns of Shrewsbury and Lodelowe. [Larl. IWrits.]