1282-05-20, Worcester

Acknowledgment, by the king and Eleanor his consort, of a loan, until from Gossa Wale and Henry Brode, burgesses of Mare Scenne of 184 pounds of Paris, secured upon the issues of Pouthieu, as above. Promise to the abbot of Fécamp to repay, at the terms mentioned in letters patent acknowledging receipt, and in such wise as Thomas de seneschal of Ponthieu, and brother Reginald, monk of Forreste, explain, the loan of 3,000 pounds of Paris negociated for the king by said abbot. Power to the above Thomas and Reginald to sell the woods of Ponthieu the amount of 4,000 pounds of Paris, so as to provide for the repayment the king's loans there.