1380-04-24, Westminster

Thomas Toth of Chepstede, for not appearing to render his account to John Bandre, citizen and fishmonger of London, for the time when he was his receiver. London, 26. Robert Whayte of Horsford, for not appearing to answer Thomas Bardolf ef Spekesworth touching a debt of 104. London, 23. John Thacham of Borstall, co. Kent, for not appearing to answer William Kenteys of London, peutrer, touching a debt of 20/7. 16s. 8d. London. 27. Henry de Derby, chaplain, for not appearing to render his account to the prior of Durham for the time when he was his receiver. co. York. 1. Master William Middelworth, for not appearing to render chattels to Master Thomas Karlell, provost of the college called le Quenhall. co. Oxford. Robert Whithed of Burle and Isabel his wife, for not appearing to answer Ralph de Neuton, squire, touching a debt of 40 marks. co. Lincoln. 7. William de Fornham, for not appearing to answer John Argenten, knight, for leaving his service at Halysworth before the term agreed upon. Suffolk. 7. William Godsped of Wyvelesthorn (sc), for not appearing to answer John Warde, chaplain, when sued with John Godsped, touching a trespass, John Aylesbury, knight, and Alice his wife touching a debt of 102., and Thomas atte Hill of Wendovere, when sued with John Prest of Wyvelesthorp, touching a debt of 661. co. Buckingham. John Godsped of Wyvelesthorp, for not appearing to answer John Warde, chaplain, when sued with William Godsped, touching a trespass, and John Aylesbury, knight, and Alice his wife touching a debt of 407. co. Buckingham. 9. Alan de Lekynfeld of Oxford, mercer, for not appearing to render his account to James Lyons for the time when he was his receiver. Middlesex. 29. John Godehyne, for not appearing, when sued with Elias Tynham and John Trethewy, to answer the abbot of Hertilond touching a debt of 201. Devon. 28. Walter Wayne of Toriton, for not appearing to answer the prioress of Corneworth touching a debt of 100 marks. Devon. 10: Pardon to the abbess and sisters of the order of St. Clare without Aldgate, London, of their trespass in acquiring in mortmain a tenement and a rent, held of the king in burgage, by virtue of letters patent dated 23 April, 14 Edward III., granting to them licence to acquire in mortmain lands and rents, of the yearly value of 30/. (excepting such as were held of the king), and of the forfeiture incurred thereby ; and licence for them to retain them as acquired, viz., the tenement, with houses built thereon, late of John Cobbe, citizen and butcher of London, in the parish of St. Botolph without Aldgate, and the rent of 13s. 4d., issuing from a tenement late of William Midlane in the parish of St. Stephen, Walbrok, adjoining one late of William Servat, the premises being of the yearly value of 26s. 8d., as found by inquisition of John de Haddele, mayor of London, in part satisfaction of the aforesaid licence of the late king, By p.s. . Parr II. 433 coné.