1301-05-08, Kempsey

the mayor, aldermen, sheriffs and citizens of London, in contheir having undertaken to satisfy, to the amount of 500/., by be made between them and John de Drokenesford, king's clerk, wardrobe, certain foreign and home merchants for merchandise to be taken before Michaelmas for the Great Wardrobe, of of the city and all the issues as in tallages and aid ited to may be exacted or raised by summons of the Exchequer in the county of Middlesex, to receive the same by the hands of or other the king's ministers appointed to tax and collect the any mandate to the latter to make payments ont of the premises person notwithstanding, until they have received the said 500/., farm and issues are not to be allocated to any other payment by any of his ministers until it shall appear by reasonable account the Exchequer that the said 500/. has been so paid. By K. Muster John de Kenle, staying in England, nominating Warin in Ireland for two years.