1308-03-21, Westminster

Safe-conduct, until Trinity Sunday, for Manetus Renaudi, Baldus Gelfi and Grisius de Barbarine, merchants of the societies of the Pullices and Rembertini of Florence, coming to London to liquidate the debts of Hugelin Sap and John and Guyottus Guydi, members of that society formerly staying in London, who departed thence without satisfying their creditors. 1308. March 20. _ Grant in fee, at the request of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, to Westminster. Edmund de Malo Lacu of the reversion of land to the value of 10/. a year in Lutton, co. York, held for life by John Barde of Buterewyk, by grant of John de Seton, deceased, which was forfeited by Christopher Seton his son and heir, who was hanged for treason to the late king in the war in Scotland.