1341-07-14, Tower of London

10. the advowsons of the churches of Holy Trinity and St. Edmund, Castre, and wreck of sea, also said to be held in chief, for seven years from the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist next, at the rent to him and his heirs in each of the first five years of a rose, and to him and his executors in the other two years of 407. with remainder to the said John Bardolf, of Mapelderham, William, John de Berneye and William, for their lives at the rent to him and his executors of 60i.. Changed because sealed at another time by K. Whereas the king and council have ordained that 350 sacks of wool in the county of Oxford, the contingent due from that county in the present year of the wool granted to him in his last Parliament according to the apportionment made thereof shall be delivered speedily to William de Cusancia, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, to make purveyances for the king's passage beyond the seas, and the sheriff has been commanded to have the same carried to the port of London as the said William or his attorney in thie behalf should let him know; the king to forward the business, which lies very near his heart, has appointed Robert de Weryngton to hasten on the collection and forwarding of the wool, and commands all sheriffs, mayors and bailiffs of cities and boroughs, constables of towns, assessors, purveyors and receivers of wool and all other ministers and lieges to aid the said Robert herein when required, as they love him, his honour and the salvation of the realm. By K.