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1327-06-23, York
Commission to Richard de Betoyne, Nicholas de Farndon, Reynold de Conductu and Robert de Keleseye, reciting that Edward II by letters patent granted to the bailiffs and good men of Suthwerk pavage from 30 May, 8 Edward II, for three years, and that those who were assigned to …
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1335-09-15, Edinburgh
The like to Adam de Wyleby, escheator in the counties of Hereford, Worcester, Salop and Stafford, and the march of Wales The like to Reynold de Conductu, mayor of London and escheator The like to Walter de Cirencestre, escheator in the counties of Leicester, Nottingham, Derby …
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1337-09-06, Woodstock
Order to William de la Pole of Kyngeston upon Hull and Reynold de Conductu forthwith to take and purvey as many wools to be sent beyond seas in the king's company in the fleet going thither as were ordered to be sent thither in the first fleet by deliberation of them and others …
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1337-09-14, Woodstock
to admirals, sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers, masters and of ships, and all others to permit Thomas de Melcheburn William his brother to take to Seland 5 lasts of hides, 10 cartloads 300 quarters of wheat and 200 tuns of ale, provided that they not with them any wools …
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1337-10-08, Tower of London
IIT. 49 with the coket seal, which Dinus Forsetti and Peter Bini their fellows, merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence by them, testifying to their payment in the county of Cornwall custom of 3d. in the pound on 1,000 pieces of tin which they in the said county and …
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1338-12-03, Byfleet
The same, for John de Shordich, touching 8 sacks, and for Reynold de Conductu, touching 20 sacks. By letter of the guardian.
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1341-04-20, Westminster
Order to Reynold de Conductu and his fellows, late takers and purveyors of wools to the king's use in London, who have arrested the said 20 sacks by virtue of certain commissions made to them, if it appear to them that the same are not wools of good condition, to free the same …
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1341-10-26, Westminster
Commitment during pleasure to the king's yeoman, William Lenglis, of the keeping of the manors of Brustwik, Little Humbre, Cleton, Kayngham, Mareys and Sprotle and ail other lands, rents, farms, goods and chattels late of William de la Pole in the parts of Holdernesse, co. York, …
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1343-07-15, East Dean
The like to Reynold de Conductu and Adam Lucas, in the port of London and every place on either side the Thames and by the seacoast to Wynchelse, and there.
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1346-02-12, Westminster
Order to Reynold de Conductu and Adam Lucas, late collectors, to deliver to them the said seal and all other things touching that office in their keeping. 8.
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1352-01-22, Westminster
Commission to Roger Hillary, William de Thorpe and Richard de Wilughby, on complaint by Thomas Perle, Isabel, his wife, and Lucy daughter of Reynold de Conductu, late citizen and vintner of London, that, in the record and process and also in the rendering of judgement, in a plea …
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1352-07-06, Westminster
Commission to Roger Hillary and Robert de Thorpe, on complaint by Thomas Perle, Isabel, his wife, and Lucy daughter of Reynold de Conductu, late citizen and vintner of London, that in the record and process and the rendering of judgement of a plea between John son of Edmund Fitz …
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1353-02-12, Westminster
Commission to John de Stouford and Peter de Richmond reciting that, whereas the king lately appointed Roger Hillary, William de Thorpe and Richard de Wilughby as justices to examine the record and process of a plea before the late mayor and sheriffs of London in the huating of …
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Undated, Inquisition John de
Commission to Richard de Denton, Robert de Barton and John Croyndon. 22 February 5 Edward III. [1331.] By petition Council. before the said Robert and John. Penreth. Tuesday after de Haltclo held the lands which belonged to Margaret de Staveleie co. Cumberland. forfeiture of …
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Undated, Inquisition
Writ to Thomas de Burgh, chamberlain of Berwick-on-Tweed. 28 January 10 Edward III. [1336.] before the said Thomas in the presence of Antony de Lucy, of the town. Berwick-on-Tweed. Wednesday after St. Agatha. sheriffs of Berwick-on-Tweed for the time being from the time of …
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Undated, Inquisition
Writ to Thomas de Burgh, chancellor of Berwick-on-Tweed, and there. Bothevill. 9 December 10 Edward III. [1336.] By council. Inquisition in the presence of Robert de Tong, receiver of the king's victuals. 7 January. [1337.] The ship la Godeyer of Lenn was laden by Thomas de …
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Undated, Inquisition A Rent
Writ to the sheriffs of London. Langele. 23 June 15 Edward II, Inquisition : London. Thursday the eve of St. Laurence. When William de Carleton, clerk of recognisances at London, personally to his office, he conducted himself well therein ; when he was absent the time of Sir …