1467-12-27, Dogmersfield

to Richard Wydevile, earl Revers, constable and treasurer of Thomas Pounde, John Rogers, William Kerver and Roger in repayment of the sum of 2,000/. due to them from the as appears in the receipt of the Exchequer, that they or their after their decease or their factors or attorneys may receive all rents, profits and emoluments arising from a moiety of all wardships, reliefs, escheats, forfeitures, custodies of heirs and temporalities archbishopries and other ecclesiastical benefices, and all moneys arising a moiety of all customs and subsidies, the great and petty custom and subsidy of the 3s. in the tun and the 12d. in the pound from goods and in the ports of London, Suthampton, Sandwich, Bristol, Dertemuth, Fowey, Plymmouth, and Pole, and may beard, clack clean wools and ship sacks and bales of wool, woollen cloths and of tin and lead in the said ports and take the wools by the straits of and the woollen cloths, tin and lead to any foreign parts and ship merchandise from foreign parts to the said ports quit of customs and at the rate of 4 marks on each sack of wool and a moiety of the and subsidies on the other merchandise, until they shall thus be satisfied of the said 2,000/. By p.s.