Memorand the aforesaid bishop of Carlisle must answer for the
arrerages of dismes aydes & 15 whereof part of the sums be not
comprised in noon of the books delivered out of the aexchequer how be it
the same bishop have a Roll of the names of them himself

M ‌ that Apleton in Kent have forfeited by a recognisance for breach of peace which is payable this term 40 li

M ‌ for the livery of the Lord Willughby lands

M ‌ for a bill signed to William Bottrye for payment of debts
owying to him by my Lord of Bedford which bill is delivered
to Richard Empson & Thomas Lucas and they to se the king
answered for it upon the first money received therof by the
said William

M ‌ that my Lord privy seal promised to bring the king word this
term whether the Baron of Graistok or eny other wool by
the ˄ son & heir of the Baron of Graistok for 1000 li

M ‌ that Sir Raignold Bray the ainks that the goods of a gentleman
called Ratclif which kyld himself in Craven in the Duchy of
Lancaster shall be worth by Est or 100 marks

My Lord of Carlisle writes to the King's grace that there is
owing in Yorkshire of the taxe & 15 all the King's debts
p ‌

The treasurer of wars of Calais have promised to pay after the
disceasse of John Say for his benevolence before Sir Raignold Bray 100 li

M ‌ that one Thursby merchant of Lynne have forfeited by
Recoignisance in the chancery for a matter between him &
William Bele merchant of Lynne which was a warded by the
King's Counsell 1000 marks

m ‌ of the multures of all bishops in England which disceasse

M ‌ 3 escapes out of Foderingey from Sir David Phelip

M ‌ that there be diverse persons have offended as of London 1001 as Sir William Tiler knows