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patent roll 1266-72 p685
Whereas Hugh Pape, king's merchant of London, has sworn before
the king, with his hand on the Holy Gospels, that he will not take
wools or other goods out of the realm to Elanders or elsewhere within
the power of the countess of Flanders during the contention between
the king and her, or have dealings with any of her men whereby those
wools or goods; or avow the goods of Flemings or the men of the
countess; grant that he may take from the realm all his wools arrested
within the realm by occasion of the said contention, to make his
profits in parts beyond seas, on pain of the forfeiture of such goods
if he do anything agamst his said oath ; until Easter.
The like for the following:—
William Box, citizen and merchant of London.
Wolmar de Essex and Thomas de Basinges, fellows and merchants
of the king.
William de Hammes, merchant of the king of France, for 10 sacks
' of wool and 3 sacks of pells. ,
John Gille, merchant of London, with respect to his wool.
Poncius de Mora, Bertram de Malvyn and William Varaen,
for 20 sacks of wool etc.
patent roll 1266-72 p686
Roger Pride, merchant of Shrewsbury and kinsman of Robert
BurneL with respect to wool etc. A Drew Malorbe and John Dray, merchants of the king of Erance,
for. 20 sacks etc.
Roger le Escot, citizen and merchant of London, for wools.
Richard de Ablndon, citizen and merchant of London, for
wools etc.
Quintin de Paenes, John de Bone, Warin Piket and Peter de
Tiley, for 60 sacks of wool.
Adam de Blakeneye \ citizens and merchants of London,
Nicholas de Wintonia j for wools.
Reynold de Plesencia and Peter Dene, fellows and merchants
of Plesencia, for 200 sacks of wool.
Simon de Staure, merchant of Len, for wools.
William Bonanel, fellow of Gilbert Bonavel, the king of France's
merchant of Amiens, for 16 sacks of wool.
Poncius de Mora, William Beraudz, and Benedict Johannis,
merchants of Cahors, for 60 sacks of wool.
Isaac de Neubiry and Richard de Whitcherch, merchants of Winchester,
for wools.
Wuliam de Berewik, merchant of Bristol, for wools.
Roger de Dunstaple, for himself and William de Dunstaple, his
nephew, citizens and merchants of Winchester, for wools.
Robert de Arraz, citizen and merchant of London.
William do Wyles, for himself and John de Soterington, merchants
of Beverley, for wools,
Robert de Appleby, citizen and merchant of York, for wools.
Nicholas de Ludelawe, merchant, for wools.
Poncius de Mora, citizen and merchant of London, for wools.
Manser Bienvenu, merchant of Elorence.
Bartholomew lo Rus, for himself and the whole commonalty of
Amiens etc.
Neolettus le Come of Amiens,
Ralph le Petyt, for 40 sacks of wool.
James Cap de Mayl, John Squier and Bertram Squier.
Stephen Atte wall and John le Clerc etc.
Donelin Junte and Claras Felingni.
Stephen Martel and Giles de Caumbrey.
Henry de Socese, John de Hasebergh, Peter de Colonia, merchants
of the king of Almain.
Roger de Alerun and John de Alerun, merchants of Winchester.
Gerard le Kauf and Henry Eers, merchants of the king of Almain,
for 36 sacks of wool.
Robert Berenger, merchant of Baldok, for 27J sacks of wool.
The merchants of the king of Almain.
Laurence de Anne, merchant of Winchester.
Robert Bryan of Dunstapel, merchant of England, for 10 sacks
of wool.
Walter le Perchemyner of Winchester, for 40 sacks of wool.
Stephen de Cornhille, citizen of London, for 30 sacks of w o ° l -
Tegelarious Thedaldi, citizen and merchant of Elorence, for 80
sacks of wool.
Simon Osemund of Gillingham, for 30 sacks of wool.
Gerard le Chapeler of Paris, for 20 sacks of wool.
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Roger le Parmenter, servant of Thomas TJtrede of Scardeburg.
for 14 hundreds of wool fells.
Gerard Morebou, merchant of the king of Almain for 12 sacks
of wool.
Munter Benvenu, merchant of London, for 60 sacks of wool.
Arnold Boem, Lambert de Ballyns, merchants of Brabayn,
for wools.
Luke de Luke, for 50 sacks of wool.
Ellis Westman, citizen of Winchester, for wools.
Richard do Banevill, servant of Peter de Candame, for 30 sacks
of wool.
Luke de Luk,' for 30 sacks of wool. |