1402-09-12, Hereford

The like to the following : y Richard, bishop of Worcester, Henry Bruyn, sheriff of Worcester, and John Ryall to take 123 quarters of wheat, 18 tuns and one pipe of wine, 48 tuns and one pipe of ale, 2,550 fishes called hakes and 690 quarters of oats] within the counties of Worcester and Hereford and bring 80 quarters of wheat, 10 tuns of wine, 80 tuns of ale, 1,500 fish and 500 quarters of oats to the castle and town of Brekenok, 20 quarters of wheat, 2 tuns of wine, 8 tuns of ale, 450 fish and 80 quarters of oats to the castle and town of Hay, 8 quarters of wheat, one tun of wine, 8 tuns of ale, 200 fish and 60 quarters of oats to the castle of Kenflyc, 5 quarters of wheat, 8 tuns of ale, 150 fish and 20 quarters of oats to the castle of Buylt, 4 quarters of wheat, 2 tuns of ale, 100 fish and 15 quarters of oats to the. castle of Clyfford and 6 quarters of wheat, one pipe of wine, 23 tuns of ale, 150 fish and 15 quarters of oats to the castle of Dynas. Peter Courtenay, Hugh Courtenay, Thomas Brook, William Boville, and the sheriff to take 119 quarters of wheat, 14 tuns of wine, 46 tuns of ale, 2,700 fishes called hakes and 620 quarters of oats within the county of Somerset and bring 78 quarters of wheat, 10 tuns of wine, 29 tuns of ale, 1,750 fish and 860 quarters of oats to the castle and town of Kermerdyn, 16 quarters of wheat, 2 tuns of wine, 6 tuns of ale, 850 fish and 120 quarters of oats to the castle of Kedwelly, 20 quarters of wheat, 2 tans of wine, 8. tuns of ale, 100, 400 and 50 (sic) fish and 20 quarters of oats to the castle and town of Sweynseye and 5 quarters of wheat, 8 tuns of ale, 150 fish and 20 quarters of oats to the castle of Kylkenny. Edmund, bishop of Exeter, Edward Courtenay, Philip Courtenay, John Greneville and the sheriff to take 187 quarters of wheat, 16 tuns and one pipe of wine, 54 tuns and one pipe of ale, 2,860 fishes ROTULUS VIAGII. . 297 called hakes and 680 quarters of oats within the county of Devon and bring 55 quarters of wheat, 6 tuns of wine, 24 tuns of ale, 1,000 fish and 800 quarters of oats to the castle of Lampedervaur, 76 quarters of wheat, 10 tuns of wine, 28 tuns of ale, 1,710 fish and 850 quarters of oats to the castle and town of Cardygan and 6 quarters of wheat, one pipe of wine, 2 tuns and one pipe of ale, 150 fish and 80 quarters of oats to the new castle of Emelyn.