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Tuesday after the Feast of SS. Peter and Paul [29 June],
17 Edward I. [A.D. 1289], Sir John le Bretun, Warden of the
City ; John de Canterbury and William de Betoynne, Sheriffs ;
John de Batquille, 3 Ralph le Blunt,4 Joce le Acatur, 5 Richard
Assewy, 6 William le Mazeliner,7 Thomas Box, 8 Robert de
Rokesleghe,9 and William de Farndone,10 Aldermen, were
present and adjudged that the sum of 60 marks entrusted to
Sir Anketin de Betevile by Sir John de St. Mary to keep until
Mat[ilda], the wife of John de Reyle, should come in full
Rusting and surrender her claim to a certain house which the
aforesaid John had sold to her should be delivered to the
Chamberlain of the City to satisfy the deceased's creditors [sic'].
Afterwards the said Mat[ilda] received the aforesaid money in
the presence of the Warden and Aldermen. Accordingly the
Chamberlain is exonerated. |