1251-05-22, Windsor

like of G. de Preston and Ralph de Gayton in the counties of and Derby, Warwick and Leicester. shall be first made of the change as follows: Who changed new money for old without warrant, and how much each changed and for how much ? Who changed new money for plates and how much ete. ? Whether any goldsmith bought any silver except broken plate (rasa Aaiee from any but a king's changer, and how much and for what How much silver the goldsmiths changed of broken metal ( fractivo) in ingots (virgis) and plates? How much silver each goldsmith bought of the king's changers and for how much ? Whether anyone of the change changed any money without the king's change and to his own use ? like of Giles de Edinton and Baldwin de Paunton to sell by goodthe king's underwood in tbe hay of Shirelet in the wood of Diggerle, and the underwood of Welinton in the hay there; and in the Alderwas, co. Stafford, old trunks (robora) without leaves lying on and rotting, and the alders and birches (alnetum et bolnetum)