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1338-02-16, Kennington
To the mayor and sherifis of London. Order to admit John de Shirwhom Michael Mynyot, the king's butler, has put in his place to the office of coroner in that city, because he is attendant upon the affairs in divers parts of the realm.
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1338-02-16, Kennington
To the mayor and sheriffs of London. Order to admit John de Shirwhom Michael Mynyot, the king's butler, has put in his place to fulfil the office of coroner in that city, because he is attendant upon the affairs in divers parts of the realm.
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1338-08-11, Kennington
To the collectors of the custom of wool in the port of London. Order to deliver 200 sacks, and 4 cloves of the king's wool in co. Surrey, collected and delivered to them, to Master Paul de Monte Florum, the king's clerk, or to William Potente, chaplain, his attorney, in part …
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1338-08-11, Kennington
To the collectors of the custom of wool in the port of London, Order deliver 200 sacks, and 4 cloves of the king's wool in co. Surrey, coland delivered to them, to Master Paul de Monte Florum, the clerk, or to William Potente, chaplain, his attorney, in part payof 2,000 sacks …
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1338-08-14, Kennington
To the sheriff of Kent. Order upon sight of these presents to cause to be made that all merchants wishing to take their wool, hides and wool-fells out of the realm, shall take them to the staple which the king has ordained at Andewerp in Brabant, with the advice of the council; …
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1338-08-14, Kennington
The like to all the sheriffs of England.
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1338-08-15, Kennington
To the sheriff of Southampton. Order, upon sight of these presents, to cause some common sign by fire to be made both upon Aills far from the sea and other places near the sea coast, as was wont to be done at another time, so that the men of that country may be warned in time of …
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1338-08-15, Kennington
The like to all the sheriffs of England, mutatis mutandis [Lbid.]
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1338-08-15, Kennington
To the bailiffs, lawful men and community of Arundel. Notification that although the king ordered them to have the tenth or fifteenth for the two last years of the triennial aid granted by the community of the realm, at the exchequer on the morrow of Michaelmas next, to be …
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1338-08-16, Kennington
To Thomas, bishop of Hereford, keeper of the land of Ireland, or to him who supplies his places. The king has received the plaint of the master the hospital of St. Thomas, Acon, London, complaining that whereas he attorned brother Henry de la More, his fellow brother as his …
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1338-08-16, Kennington
To Thomas, bishop of Hereford, keeper of the land of Ireland, or to him who supplies his places. The king has received the plaint of the master of the hospital of St. Thomas, Acon, London, complaining that whereas he attorned brother Henry de la More, his fellow brother as his …
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1338-08-17, Kennington
To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause allowance to be made to John de Wodehous, keeper of the hanaper of chancery for the sums paid by him by the king's order to certain clerks of chancery, sent by the king to divers counties on the king's affairs, to wit: …
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1338-08-17, Kennington
To the same. Order [as at page 446 above] not to charge Thomas de Rokeby, sheriff of York, with more than he can receive of the ferm of the wapentakes of Osgodérosse, Stayncrosse, Axebrugg, Morley, Barkeston, Skireyk, and Strafford. By C. 20.
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1338-08-17, Kennington
To the sheriff of Essex. Order to permit merchants, mariners, and others, who are crossing with their ships by the inlet (flumen) at Hebregg - to load and unload their ships upon the land within the precinct of the manor of Hebregge at will, and to permit the dean and chapter of …
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1338-08-17, Kennington
To the taxers and collectors in co. Salop, of the triennial tenth and fifteenth, granted by the laity. Order to pay to Richard, earl of Arundel, 1852. 16s. 2d., in part payment of 1,185/. 16s. 2d. due to him for his wages of war for the time when he was in the king's service at …
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1338-08-17, Kennington
To the collectors in co. Sussex, of the triennial tenth and fifteenth last granted by the laity. Like order to pay 1,000/. to the earl. : By the same bill. . Parrt II. 449
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1338-08-17, Kennington
To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause allowance to be made to John de Wodehous, keeper of the hanaper of chancery for the sums paid by him by the king's order to certain clerks of chancery, sent by the king to divers counties on the king's affairs, to wit: …
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1338-08-18, Kennington
To Richard de Coumbe. Order to attorn himself to Elizabeth ce Omero and Bertram her son, for arent of 12/7. which he is bound render to the king for the manor of Fitelton, and which the king has to them for life for Elizabeth's good service to Edward, duke of and earl of …
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1338-08-18, Kennington
To the collectors of customs in the port of Southampton. Order to the merchants of the society of the Peruzzi to take 430 sacks of from that port to their own parts. By p.s.
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1338-08-18, Kennington
Vacated because above.