1285-01-01, Bristol

of Humphrey le Kael with Oliver de Dinham and R. de in a commission to enquire, by the oath of merchants of the town if Walter Fraunceis of Exeter bought 84 tuns of wine of one le Mareschal, beyond seas at Fanes, and delivered them to Herede Leministre to take to the port of Topesham, and if the said took them to the town of Lym, as though they were his own, exposed them for sale, as the said Walter complains, and to do justice to R. Bagot and Nicholas Ta[affe] to enquire touching the who killed James le Neyr, merchant of Florence, at Dublin, and receivers, and to deliver the names of such as they find to be guilty to sheriff of Tipperary, that they may be at once arrested. to John de Vallibus, John de Kirkeby, Ralph de Hengham Thomas de Weylaund, who heretofore viewed the metes and bounds the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon by inquisition taken at by the knights and men of the said counties and of the counties and Northampton, to cause the said metes and bounds to be and assigned for ever, and to return account of their proceedings to king in Parliament after Easter.