1392-06-18, Westminster

Grant, for life, to William Brauncepath, one of the yeomen of the chamber, of 10. a year at the Exchequer, -- By ps, . Parr III. 259 ee a en, ee , --- ' for life or until further order, to Richard Rayle, one of the of the.kitchen, of 5 marks a year at the Exchequer ;.on his of letters patent granting to him the office of porter of Okeham and warden of the gaol within the castle, which office he could not by reason of the king's grant of the castle with its offices to his the earl of Roteland. By p.s. at the supplication of the earl of the March of Scotland, to Sutton alias Ingram de Herle of Somerset, for the death of John of London, glazier, killed in the parish of St. Dunstan's in the in Fletestrete in the ward of Faryngdon Without, London, about on Saturday after the feast of St. Botolph the Abbot in the year. By p.s. [8689.] for Sweyn (Stwenont) Stalefote, envoy and commissioner of the of Norway, to hire three large vessels of war in the port of Lenn, one of which John Wysebech is master, one of which James Fobbyng and one of which Adam Outlawe is master, and for the masters crew to transport themselves therein with the said Sweyn. Federa. By K. & C. of Robert Bekerton, the king's serjeant-at-arms, to and explain the king's meaning in respect of the above to the and crew and enjoin obedience upon them. ([Federa.] By K. & C. to Richard, son of John Nybbus, for the death of Philip ap del Hemme, killed on Sunday after the Purification in the tenth in Worthyn, co. Salop. By p.s. of Richard Porter, chaplain, to the church of St. Gregory, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of de Kyrkeby. to Thomas Hudbovill, indicted before the justices in Essex for the chamber of Joan de Bohun, countess of Hereford, Essex and at the manor of Falkebourne, on 8 October last, assaulting wife of John Chaunceux, and ravishing her against her will. By p.s. [8648.] for life, to John Warrewyk, esquire, because retained to stay the king for life, of 20 marks a year at the Exchequer. By p.s. to the king's servants Thomas Thorne, William Cosyn, Thomas and Gregory Ballard of all the moneys pertaining to the king for escapes from the bishop of Norwich s prison at Lenn of Roger Hunt John de Irland, felon clerks convict. By p.s. [8718.]