1331-02-26, Croydon

Licence, at the request of Anthony de Lucy, justiciary of Ireland, who reports great scarcity of corn in that land, for William le Repere of Bristol, the elder, and Walter de Bikenore of Dublin, merchants, to transport thither from ports in the county of Gloucester 600 quarters of any kind of corn for his household, for the king's castles and for the support of the people ; and protection for them and their servants while so engaged. 4. Assignment in full satisfaction of 3002. still due to the said Anthony out of the 5002. given to him by the king on his appointment as justiciary, of 1202. out of the issues of the county of Cumberland und the demesne lands of Carlisle Castle ; 407. out of the farm paid for the city of Carlisle ; 1002, out of the issues of the lands of Blakebourneshire and Cliderhou; and 40/. out of the issues of the manor of Soureby in the same county, which manor the said Anthony holds by demise of the king.