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1338-09-21, Kennington
The same in the port of Lenn, for William de Melchebourn, touching 100 sacks of wool and 5 lasts of hides, a writ under the privy seal hereon to them having been ineffective ; so that they open the coket seal, closed of late by the king's order, and make letters patent …
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1338-10-05, Kennington
to John de Hotonroef and Thomas de Skelton, which with Clement de Skelton the king appointed to sue and receive county of Cumberland the fifteenth and tenth granted in the at Westminster summoned for Friday before Michaelmas last on the petition of the men of the county as above …
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1338-10-09, Kennington
to the escheator in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Devon Cornwall, to deliver to John, son of Hugh Chapman, tenant in the lands late of his said father, he having done fealty ; saving late the wife of Hugh her dower. Dorset.
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1338-10-12, Kennington
. 97 Membrane 12 Dorset, as above [p. 92]; the king having ordered earls, barons, free men and the whole commonalty of the county, and bailiffs boroughs and the king's demesnes, and the sheriff to be [see p. 51 . By C. Somerset. like to Walter de Gerewardeby to levy the same …
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1338-10-16, Kennington
like to the escheator beyond Trent touching the lands late of late the wife of John de Lancastre.
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1338-10-19, Kennington
like to the same of the same. By p.s. to all persons etc. as above. to all sheriffs etc. as above. to John Moryn as above. By the same writ.
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1338-10-19, Kennington
Order to the collectors of customs in the port of Boston, pursuant to the king's grant, to permit the king's kinsman, William de Bohun, earl of Northampton, to lade in that port 100 sacks of his own wool by his attorneys and servants and to take them thence to Andwerp without …
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1338-10-19, Kennington
The like to the following :
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1338-10-20, Kennington
like to the escheator on this side Trent touching the lands John de Benham.
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1338-10-20, Kennington
to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Dublin enquire touching the lands committed to Walter de Coumbe [last but one] by inspection of the rolls and memoranda of the or by oath of men of those parts, and to deliver the same Walter, taking security from him for rendering …
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1338-10-28, Kennington
Commission to Constantine de Mortuo Mari, John de Hedersete and John de la Rokele, whom the king appointed to sue and receive in the county of Norfolk the tenth and fifteenth granted in the council summoned at Westminster for Friday before Michaelmas, 11 Edward III, to assess …
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1338-10-29, Kennington
The same in the port of Great Yarmouth, for Robert de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, touching 40 of 80 sacks, he paying the custom and subsidy for the residue to the said keeper of the wardrobe. By p.s.
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1338-10-29, Kennington
The same in the port of Ipswich, for the same earl, touching 30 of 60 sacks, he paying etc. as above. By the same writ.
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1338-10-29, Kennington
The same in the port of Lenn, for the same earl, touching 30 of 60 sacks, as above. By the same writ.
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1338-10-29, Kennington
The same in the port of London, for Henry de Ferariis, touching 39 sacks, 2 stone, for Henry Whissh, touching 3 sacks, and for Menald Brocas, touching 4 sacks. By the guardian and council.
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1338-11-02, Kennington
Commission to William Bayard to search with William le Filz Geffray of Sutton and John Bras the elder in the port of Boston and every place thence by the seacoast in the county of Lincoln to Bishops Len pursuant to an ordinance touching the export and import of money made in the …
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1338-11-02, Kennington
The same for John de Bedyngton of London, touching 100 sacks, so that they be not sent before the king's wools. By p.s.
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1338-11-03, Kennington
Order to the collectors of customs in the port of Boston to permit the king's kinsman, William de Bohun, earl of Northampton, by his servants to lade in the said port 100 sacks of his own wool and to take them thence to Andewerp in Brabant without paying custom or subsidy, so …
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1338-11-03, Kennington
to the escheator on this side Trent to take into the king's the lands late of Bevis de Knovill, knight, deceased, tenant in
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1338-11-03, Kennington
to the escheator on this side Trent to resume into the king's the manor of Thunderle, co. Essex, and to keep it safely until king's return to England, so that he answer at the Exchequer issues thereof, if, as the king has learned, John le Fitz Bernard the manor over the king's …