1298-02-18, Fulham

Letters for him, nominating John de Hothum and Henry de Cumpton his attorneys for two years. Feb. 10. Promise tothe master of the Knights Templars in England to pay, a fort- Langley. night after Easter, 134/. 15s. 74d. for 16 sacks 274 stone of wool, bought of him by Robert de Basinges and Richard de Bella Fago and their fellows, appointed to buy wools in the county of Lincoln, as appears by their letters delivered in the Chancery, to wit, at Bruera, 6 sacks 184 stone, good wool, at 10/. a sack ; and sacks 22 stone, middle wool, at 6 marks a sack; at Wyleton, 2 sacks 25 stone, good, at 10/.; 1 sack 124 stone, middle, at 6 marks; at Eykel, 1 sack 164 stone, good, at 10/.; 17 stone, middle, at 6 marks.