250
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the accounts for the vacation of Calais
to have a yearly accounts of the treasurer of
wars of Calais for the vacation of the same town
the accounts of the treasurer for blind speres
Me
moran
d
um
that the treasurer of wars of Calais make accounts for
the blind spears of his retinue to the value of
£
240
the farm of mark & OOy
vacat
Me
moran
d
um
that there is certain folk w
i
t
h
in the marchs of Calais
that have taken to farm the lordships of mark and OOye
wherefore they have found surety to pay yearly
£
1300
a billed signed to White of Wales
Me
moran
d
um
that my Lord of Bath shall answer the king
£
24
for a bill signed to one White of Wales for mortising
of certain land of the sp
irit
ualtie
the abbot of Chester offended p
re
emunir
e
Me
moran
d
um
that the abbot of Chester offended in the statute of
praemunire wherefore he ought to make a great fine and my
Lord of Chester knows all the matter
the abbot of G˄
l
astonbury for to ap
ro
pr
e
a p
ar
sonage
Me
moran
d
um
that my Lord Chamberlain have a bill signed to app
ro
pre
a p
ar
sonage of
£
50
to the abbey of Glastonbury wherefore he
should pay
£
100
David Phelip for plate
Me
moran
d
um
that David Phelip owes the King's grace for certain
plate that he lent him
£
100
Benested offerd for a Lordship
land
Me
moran
d
um
that Bensted offers for a Lordship of
£
18
that
Sir John Fortescu have 300 marks
Sir Robert Chamberlain surete
Me
moran
d
um
that Sir Robert Chamberlain suertes have forfeited
£
2000
forefeitur of Thesterlinges
Me
moran
d
um
that Thesterlinges have forfeited certain cloths
John Ismay arrested 2 Brutan ships
Me
moran
d
um
that John Ismay have arrested 2 Brutan ships laden
w
i
t
h
salt whereof the King's grace should have the half
the lordships that goes aft
er
the manor that Sir William Says went
land
Me
moran
d
um
that where Sir William Say is bound by obligation in
£
400
for such land as king Edward b
ar
gained w
i
t
h
him touching his part /there are diverse other lordships
aft
er
the same manor that must be called upon which
is not yet thorough w
i
t
h
the King's grace /And his said
grace have delivered the names of the
m
lordships &
of the men that occupies them unto the King's attorney
Sir Robert Drury Sir John Shaa & Thomas Grey
