1376-02-06, Westminster

during pleasure, of the king clerk, Adam de to be clerk of the works which the king has ordered to be in the manor of Claryndon and the park there ; also to take hewers stone, carpenters and other workmen for those works, except in the king's service elsewhere, and stone, timber and all other for the works and carriage for the same, to make all for wages, purchases and carriage by view and testimony the king's clerk, John de Rouceby, controller, and Thomas Kenne, of the said works, and account for all moneys received by view and testimony, to bring back workmen hired for the works have withdrawn from them without the king's licence, to arrest those whom he shall find contrariant or rebellious in this, to find inquisitions whether timber, stone or other necessaries have been away and have these brought back, and to sell for the king's branches and other residues of trees provided for the works. like of him to be clerk of the works in the manor and park of and to make payments and account for the same view and testimony of the king's clerk John de Rouceby, controller, and Richard Parker, surveyor, of the said works; taking such wages as Henry de Maunesfeld took in the office.