1234-12-28, Kempton
Signification to J. de Calemere, chamberlain of London, and the good men of Southampton, of the appointment during pleasure of Richard de Prisa, sometimes called Richard le Bobbere, whom the king wishes to be called henceforth Richard de Prisa, together with Benedict Ace, to select, take and keep the kinyg s wines, as well those of prise as those of purchase, at Southampton ; and the said Richard is to have a moiety of the livery of 2d. a day, which Benedict Ace and other keepers of the king's wines have been accustomed to receive at Southampton. [Cancelled.] Because surrendered and otherwise below.
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