1386-12-12, Westminster

time with the rest of the Bench in the said town, the appointment William de Ufford, earl of Suffolk and others to keep the peace and punish insurgents, the mandate to Roger Rose of Bury and to assess a fine of 2,000 marks upon the inhabitants, the appointof Robert de Kedyngton and others to levy it, the appropriation by king of 1,500 marks thereof and his gift of the residue to the and convent, and declaring that neither the taking of that portion the fine by the king nor his gilt aforcssid or the appointments, or sessions aforesaid, nor any of the shall prethe said franchise or be drawn into a precedent against the said and convent. By K. and pet. in Parl.