Folio 51.
nil.
Tuesday the eve [sic] of St. Laurence [10 Aug.], 17 Edward I.
[A.D. 1289], came Vitalis de Crafham, John Anketin, William
de Brumford, and William de Dovor, and acknowledged themselves severally bound to Geoffrey de Norton, clerk, in the sum
of 7 marks; to be paid at the Feast of St. Bartholomew, and
unless, &c.
Tuesday the Feast [sic] of St. Laurence [10 Aug.] came
Vitalis de Crafham and John Anketin de Neubery and
acknowledged themselves bound to Thomas Burd in the sum
of £8; to be paid at Michaelmas, and unless, &c.
(On Tuesday the Feast of St. Lucia [13 Dec.], 18 Edward I.
[A.D. 1289], the said Thomas came and acknowledged himself
satisfied of the above sum. It is therefore cancelled.)
Saturday before the Feast of Exaltation of H. Cross
[14 Sept.], 17 Edward I. [A.D. 1289], John de Norhampton,
tailor, acknowledged himself bound to Geoffrey Segin, merchant, in the sum of 20s.; to be paid at the Feast of St. Edward [13 Oct.], and unless, &c.
Friday after the Feast of Exaltation of H. Cross [14 Sept.]
Simon le Vannere and Robert de Mertone acknowledged themselves bound to Geoffrey de Norton in the sum of £4 6s. 8d.;
to be paid by weekly instalments of 20d. for one year from
Michaelmas, and unless, &c.
Friday the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.] came John de Beche,
goldsmith, and acknowledged himself bound to Sir Thomas
Bacun, Rector of the church of Leyburne, in the sum of 60s.;
to be paid by quarterly instalments of 20s. from Christmas next,
and unless, &c.
Wednesday before the Feast of SS. Simon and Jude [28 Oct.],
17 Edward I. [A.D. 1289], came Robert, son of John de Turri
[or "de la Tour"], before the Aldermen and Chamberlain of
London, and caused a writing to be read whereby he quitclaimed to John de Canterbury all his tenements and rents,
within the City and without, for ever. Witnesses, Sir Ralph
de Sandwich, Constable of the Tower and Warden of the City;
Fulk de St. Edmund and Salomon le Cutiller, then Sheriffs;
William de Hadestock, then Alderman of that Ward; (fn. 1) John
de Batquill, Robert de Basing, and others [named]. Dated
London, the day and year aforesaid, &c.
Folio 51 b.
Friday after the Feast of St. Michael [29 Sept.], 17 Edward I.
[A.D. 1289], came Walter de Boys Heynaud (fn. 2) and acknowledged
himself bound to Bernard "Dessevenglad" (?), merchant of
Gascony, in the sum of 38s.; to be paid at Christmas.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.] came Wolmar
de Essex and acknowledged himself bound to James le Barber
of Paris in the sum of £8; to be paid at Easter.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Martin [11 Nov.] came
Walter Ruce and acknowledged himself bound to Walter
Hauteyn in the sum of 113s. 4d.; to be paid, one moiety at
Easter and the other at Michaelmas; and unless, &c.
The same day came Hugh Lupus and Simon le Fannere and
acknowledged themselves bound to Geoffrey de Northon in the
sum of £4; to be paid at Christmas.
The same day came Ralph Pointel and acknowledged himself
bound to Stephen Vallad, merchant of Spain, in the sum of £20;
to be paid by quarterly instalments of 40s. until, &c.
Tuesday before the Feast of St. Martin [11 Nov.] William
de Seuelesho, chaucer, acknowledged himself bound to the
executors of Jurdan Godchep in the sum of £8 6s. 8d.; to be
paid by quarterly instalments of half a mark until, &c.
Friday the Feast of St. Martin [11 Nov.] came Simon de
Merredeuue (?) and acknowledged himself bound to Robert, the
Vicar of the church of Preston near Wengeham, (fn. 3) in the sum of
10 marks; to be paid at Christmas. If the said Robert die in
the meanwhile, the money to be paid to Cristiana de Preston,
living with the said Simon.
Wednesday the Feast of St. Edmund, Conf. [20 Nov.], 18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289], came William Poyntel, William de Helweton, and Stephen Thourgod, and acknowledged themselves
bound to Giles Martin, merchant of Pampelon', (fn. 4) for Richard
Poynte in the sum of £27, whereof £20 are to be paid at
Christmas, and £7 a fortnight afterwards.
(Monday before the Feast of St. Hillary came the said Giles
and acknowledged satisfaction. It is therefore cancelled.)
The following Friday came Henry de Durham, William
Servad, and Paul Godchep, and acknowledged themselves bound
to Friar Robert, the hermit of Crepelgate, (fn. 5) in the sum of
10 marks; to be paid on Easter Eve.
Wednesday the morrow of St. Nicholas [6 Dec.] came
Robert Skot and acknowledged himself bound to Rustan de
Solar' and William de Acre his merchant in the sum of 60s.;
to be paid on Ash Wednesday.
Wednesday after the Feast of St. Lucia [13 Dec.] came John
de Thele and acknowledged himself bound to William de
Wakerle, Bailiff of Westminster, in the sum of 37s.; to be paid,
viz., 11s. on Sunday next, and 26s. on the Feast of the Purification; and unless, &c.
Folio 52.
Wednesday before the Feast of St. Lucia [13 Dec.],
18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289], came Henry de Arraz, son and
heir of Wybert de Arraz, and acknowledged himself bound
to John le Blound, draper, in the sum of 18 marks; to be
paid, one moiety at Easter and the other at Michaelmas, and
unless, &c.
Friday before the Feast of St. Thomas, Ap. [21 Dec.], came
Walter Dirrie and acknowledged himself bound to Hugh de
Viene in the sum of 7 marks and 40 pence; to be paid at the
Feast of Pentecost.
Thursday before Christmas came William Sauvage,
"armurer," and acknowledged himself bound to Geoffrey de
Neuton, clerk, in the sum of 15 marks; to be paid by instalments
of 5 marks at mid-Lent, Easter, and Midsummer.
Memorandum to the effect that on the same day Henry le
Galeys paid to the Chamberlain and the Aldermen the sum of
100s. for making a courtesy (ad curialitatem faciendam) to the
King and Queen on their arrival from parts beyond the sea; (fn. 6)
on condition that it be not prejudicial to his letters from the
lord the King.
Saturday the eve of the Circumcision [1 Jan.], 18 Edward I.
[A.D. 1289-90], came Michael Garsie, merchant of Pampelona,
and appointed Giles Martin his attorney to recover the sum of
£18 from Thomas de Winchester.
Wednesday the eve of the Purification [2 Feb.], 18 Edward I
[A.D. 1289-90], came Geoffrey de Cherlewode, late apprentice
to Nicholas de Hedresete, and acknowledged himself bound to
John de Abindon, draper, Nicholas Pikot, mercer, Adam Trog,
girdler, and William Dagenhale, mercer, in the sum of £20 15s.;
to be paid to them as executors of Nicholas de Hedresete, viz.,
105s. at Midsummer, £5 5s. at Michaelmas and Christmas, and
£5 at Easter, and unless, &c.
Monday after Ash Wednesday [15 Feb.] came Martin de
Dullingham and acknowledged himself bound to Robert de
Pakewode in the sum of 54s.; to be paid a fortnight after
Easter.
(Friday after the Feast of St. Barnabas the said Robert came
and acknowledged satisfaction. It is therefore cancelled.)
The same day came Roger le Waleys and acknowledged
himself bound to the above Robert in the sum of 14s.; to be
paid at the same time.
The same day came Ralph de Finchingfeud and acknowledged himself bound to the above Robert in the sum of 26s.;
to be paid at the same time.
The same day came Joyce le Achatur for William "Neven"
and acknowledged himself bound to the above Robert in the
sum of 7s.; to be paid at the same time.
(The said Joyce paid on behalf of William "Neve" in the
presence of J. de Banquell. It is therefore cancelled.)
Monday after Ash Wednesday [15 Feb.] came Richard Godchep and acknowledged himself bound to William de Bettoyne,
William Beck, and Ralph Godchep, executors of Jurdan Godchep, in the sum of £80; to be paid, viz., 100s. at Easter and
Midsummer, and 40s. at Michaelmas and following quarters
until, &c.
The same day came Paul Godchep and acknowledged himself
bound to the same executors in the sum of 80 marks; to be
paid, viz., 10 marks at Easter and Midsummer, and 10 marks
every Christmas, until, &c.
(Cancelled, because enrolled elsewhere under the twentysecond year.)
Bakers condemned to the hurdle in the Mayoralty of Henry le Galeys,
viz., from Friday next after the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.],
anno 10 Edward I. [A.D. 1282].
Folio 52 b.
bis.
Robert le Blake, baker of white bread, condemned to the
hurdle, as appears in the Roll of Thomas, late clerk of the
Guildhall.
Also the same, Friday after the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.],
10 Edward I.
bis.
Geoffrey de St. Magnus, ditto.
Also Tuesday the eve of the Nativ. B. M. [8 Sept.], anno
11 Edward I.
semel.
Maurice, baker of white bread, condemned to the hurdle
Friday after the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.], anno 10.
semel.
Thomas de Lundenstone, ditto.
semel.
John de Kent, ditto.
semel.
Richard de Garschurch, ditto.
semel.
John called Clerk, ditto.
bis.
Geoffrey Hauekesheye, ditto.
Also Wednesday after the Feast of St. Giles [1 Sept.],
anno 10.
Folio 53.
semel.
Henry de Dovor, baker of white bread, Friday after the
Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.], anno 10.
semel.
William le Fannere, Wednesday after the Feast of St. Giles
[1 Sept.], anno 10.
semel.
Simon de Dovor, ditto.
bis.
Richard de Northampton, ditto.
Also Tuesday after Feast of H. Trinity, anno 11.
semel.
Alan Hot, tourte (fn. 7) baker, Tuesday the eve of the Nativ. B M.
[8 Sept.], anno 11.
semel.
Robert Cove, ditto.
semel.
Richard de Maydenstane, ditto.
semel.
Richard de Dokeswrth, ditto.
semel.
Robert de Merton, ditto.
semel.
Richard de Grenewyz, ditto.
Folio 53 b.
bis.
John le Keu, baker of white bread, Friday after the Feast of
St. Luke [18 Oct.], anno 10.
Also the morrow of St. Edward, anno 11.
bis.
Gilbert de Redinges, baker of white bread, the morrow of
St. Edward, anno 11.
Also Saturday after Feast of St. Hillary [13 Jan.], anno 12.
semel.
Alan "parvus," baker of white bread, Saturday after the
Feast of St. Hillary, anno 12.
semel.
Martin le Forner, ditto.
semel.
Michael de Waleden, ditto.
semel.
John de Crepelgate, baker of tourte bread, ditto.
semel.
John de Derby, ditto.
Folio 54 b.
Saturday after the Feast of St. Gregory [12 March], 18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289-90], William de Laufare, cotiler, who had
the guardianship of Robert, son of Robert Deumars, granted to
him by the Mayor and Aldermen, anno 6 Edward I., came
before Sirs John de Banquell, Alderman, (fn. 8) and William de
Bettoyne, Chamberlain and Alderman, (fn. 9) and others, and rendered an account of the sum of £9 6s. 8d. received in money
and of 13s. annual rent issuing from a certain house in the City
of London. And after all costs and expenses he answered for
the sum of £20 clear to the use of the aforesaid Robert, which
sum remains in the charge of the said William with the consent
of the auditors aforesaid, of Cristiana, the mother of the said
Robert, and other friends, to be disposed of for the benefit of
the said Robert wheresoever and whensoever required. And
thereupon the said William offers security, viz.......
Folio 55 b.
Letter from John, Duke of Brittany and Earl of Richmond, to
R[alph] de Sandwich, Warden of the City, and Commons of the
same, acknowledging the receipt of letter complaining of the
conduct of the Duke's stewards and bailiffs towards the citizens
of London at his Fair of St. Botolph's. He is sending his
steward Richemund to notify his wishes to the citizens, promising
to see justice done. Dated the Feast of Innocents [28 Dec.].
The King's writ to Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, his locum tenens
in England. Whereas, at the request of the citizens and merchants
of Bordeaux, he had recently given orders that they should be
allowed to bring their wines, &c., into the City of London on
payment of the accustomed dues, the citizens of London now
complained that such a proceeding was prejudicial to their
liberties. He is to summon a council and to see justice done to
both parties. Dated at "Bona Garda," in Gascony, 18 Jan.,
17 Edward I. [A.D. 1288-9].
Be it remembered that on Thursday after the Feast of
St. Matthias [24 Feb.], 19 Edward I. [A.D. 1290-1], came Fulk le
Bret, on whom a "macer" cup had been seized for an assessment of 3s., temp. Hugh Motun, Chamberlain, and granted the
cup to Geoffrey de Norton to acquit him; and it was delivered
to the said Geoffrey in the presence of the said Fulk, &c., and
the said Geoffrey will answer to the Chamberlain for the 3s.
aforesaid.
Folio 56.
Friday after the Feast of St. Scolastica [10 Feb.], 19 Edward I. [A.D. 1290-1], came William de Bettoyne, executor of
Jordan Godchep, and acknowledged that he had received from
Paul Godchep, mercer (mercenarius), the sum of 10 marks, in
part payment of 80 marks in which the said Paul stood bound
to the said William and his coexecutors by a recognizance
formerly made on paper, viz., on Monday after Ash Wednesday,
18 Edward I.
Be it remembered that on Thursday the Feast of the Invention
of H. Cross [3 May], 19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came Walter
Mitte, Mayor (Mere) of Caleys, before the Warden and Aldermen
and acknowledged that he had bought 7 casks of wine from a
stranger and 3 casks from a certain freeman of the City out of
the 12 casks which had been seized upon him as forfeited; and
further, that the said wine did not belong to Sir Edmund the
King's brother or to any one of his household, but belonged to
him (the said Walter); and the said Sir Edmund had petitioned
that the said Walter might be forgiven his forfeiture this time.
The same day (in the presence of Ralph de Sandwych,
Warden; Gregory de Rokele, (fn. 10) Stephen Aswy, (fn. 11) Robert de
Basinge, (fn. 12) Ralph le Blound, (fn. 13) William de Farndon, (fn. 14) Richard
Aswy, (fn. 15) John le Blound, (fn. 16) Nicholas de Winchester, (fn. 17) William de
Bettoyne, (fn. 18) Adam de Foleham, (fn. 19) John de Canterbury, (fn. 20) and Walter
Hauteyn, (fn. 21) Aldermen, Thomas Romeyn and William de Leyre,
Sheriffs) Thomas Juvenal was elected by the assent of the
foregoing to the office of Common Serjeant of London, and
sworn well and faithfully to perform that office, &c.
Folio 56 b.
nil.
Tuesday the morrow of St. Peter in Cathedra [22 Feb.],
18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289-90], came Hugh de Waltham, clerk to
the Sheriffs of London, and acknowledged himself bound to
William de Bettoyne, Chamberlain of the Guildhall, in the sum
of £18; to be paid fifteen days after Easter, and unless, &c.
Nevertheless the said Hugh delivered to the said William
10 casks of wine which remained in the custody of the said
Hugh in two cellars in the Vintry, by way of pledge, on the
understanding that if the said wine be not sufficient for the
aforesaid sum, the balance shall be raised on other goods and
chattels of the said Hugh.
(Wednesday after the Feast of St. Hillary, anno 19 Edward I.,
came William de Bettoyne and acknowledged that the said Hugh
had satisfied him of the money. It is therefore cancelled.)
xxvijd solv'.
The same day came Henry Hauteyn and Ralph de Honilane,
goldsmiths, and acknowledged themselves bound to Gilbert le
Armurer in the sum of £13; to be paid at the Feast of
Pentecost, and unless, &c.
Pekoc.
The following Wednesday came John de Dunstaple and
acknowledged himself bound to Margery, late wife of Sir
Nicholas Kiriel, in the sum of £6 13s. 4d.; to be paid on
Sunday in mid-Lent, and unless, &c.
Friday before the Feast of SS. Perpetua and Felicitas
[7 March], 18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289-90], a certain writing was
acknowledged whereby Friar J. de Coleworth, Prior of
Westminster, bound himself to Paul Godchep, merchant of
London, in the sum of £16 for 150 friezes for clothing of the
Friars, at the hands of Roger de Bures, about Michaelmas,
anno 17 Edward I.; to be paid, one moiety a fortnight after
Easter in the year aforesaid, or within eight days next
following, and the other a fortnight after Pentecost. Dated at
the Chapter House, Westminster, v. Nones March [11 March],
the year aforesaid.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Gregory [12 March],
18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289-90], came Fulk de St. Edmund and
acknowledged himself bound to Ernard du Spucz (fn. 22) in the sum of
8 marks; to be paid at the Feast of Pentecost, and unless,
&c.; and the same appoints "Moniun'" (?) Bonin and Peter de
la Chaumbre his attorneys to recover and receive the money.
vs. resid' condon'.
Monday after the Feast of St. Gregory [12 March] came
Nicholas de Cauntebregge and Robert Lovet, mercers, and
acknowledged themselves bound to Hugelin Seck and "Lando"
Runcini, merchants of Luka, in the sum of £46 10s.; to be
paid, one moiety at the Feast of Pentecost and the other at
St. Botolph's Fair, &c.
Wednesday after the Feast of St. Gregory [12 March] came
Richard de Hakeburne, mercer, before the Chamberlain and
acknowledged himself bound to Hugelin Peter and his partners,
merchants of the Society of Beteri (?) of Luka, in the sum of
£7; to be paid, viz., 40s. at Michaelmas and Christmas, and
60s. at St. Giles's Fair; and unless, &c.
Folio 57.
The same day came William Heyrun before the Chamberlain
and acknowledged himself bound to the same in the sum of
76s.; to be paid by annual instalments of 10s. at Michaelmas
until, &c.; and unless, &c. Afterwards the said William
promised to pay 16s. at Michaelmas in the second year next
ensuing, &c.
Thursday before the Feast of Annunciation B. M. [25 March],
18 Edward I. [A.D. 1289-90], came Angnes de la More and
acknowledged herself bound to Hugelin Peter and his partners
in the sum of £8; to be paid by quarterly instalments of 2s. 6d.
until, &c.; and unless, &c.
Tuesday before Easter [2 April], 18 Edward I. [A.D. 1290],
came Geoffrey David de Helweton, taverner, and acknowledged
himself bound to Bartholomew de Rivers in the sum of £6; to
be paid at the Feast of Pentecost, and unless, &c.
sol xijd.
Thursday after the close of Easter (clausum Pasche
(fn. 23) ) came
Robert Gange and Robert de St. Neot, tailor, and acknowledged
themselves bound to William de la Fosie, merchant "del oriole," (fn. 24)
in the sum of £6; to be paid at the Feast of the Nativ. B. M.,
and unless, &c.
sol viijd.
Thursday the morrow of Invention of H. Cross [3 May]
came Thomas de Conduit and acknowledged himself bound to
Remund Mestre and Bernard de Beysak, merchants of Gascony,
in the sum of £4; to be paid, one moiety a fortnight after
Midsummer and the other on the Feast of the Assumption;
and unless, &c.
qt viijd.
Friday before the Feast of the Ascension [11 May] came
Alan de Suffolk and acknowledged himself bound to Reymund
Arman and Peter Agulun, merchants, in the sum of £4; to be
paid by quarterly instalments of 20s., commencing at Christmas.
Saturday after the Ascension [11 May] came Roger le Brun,
Thomas Deuceyt (?), and Nicholas de Chelmerford, taverners,
and acknowledged themselves bound to Geoffrey de Northon'
in the sum of £7 5s. 8d.; to be paid at Midsummer.
Saturday the Feast of Nativ. of St. John Bapt. [24 June] came
Gerard de Brie, attorney of William de Prangers, and Simon
Godard, clerk, attorney of Peter de Russilun, and acknowledged
satisfaction for the sum of £14 17s. in which Richard de Asseburne, John de Westmelle, and Henry de Peck bound themselves to the said William and Peter on Friday after the Feast
of Conception B. Mary, anno 11 Edward I. It is therefore
cancelled, as appears on the Friday aforesaid. (fn. 25)
Folio 57 b.
Tuesday the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula [1 Aug.], 18 Edward I. [A.D. 1290], came John Fitz Roger and acknowledged
himself bound to John Viel in the sum of 20s., to be paid by
instalments of half a mark at the Feast of St. Bartholomew,
Michaelmas, and the Feast of All Saints; and unless, &c.
Saturday after the Feast of St. Bartholomew [24 Aug.]
came Reginald le Chandeler and William his son, residing at
St. Michael le Quern, and acknowledged themselves bound to
Ponce "Raby" (fn. 26) and Peter Remund, "Peytveyn," merchants of
Toluse, in the sum of £14 for wine; to be paid, viz., 100s.
at Michaelmas, and 60s. on Christmas Eve, Easter Eve, and
Midsummer Eve, as appears in a certain writing obligatory
between them made and sealed with their seals; and
unless, &c. (fn. 27)
Tuesday after the Exaltation of H. Cross [14 Sept.] came
John le Scot, Robert de Totenham, Peter de Terring, Geoffrey
de Banquell, and John de Notingham, and acknowledged
themselves severally bound to John de Banquell in the sum of
6 marks; to be paid at the Feast of All Saints, and unless, &c.
(And afterwards, viz., on Friday before the Feast of
St. Martin [11 Nov.], came the said Robert, Peter, Geoffrey,
and John [sic], and paid the said John de Banquell the said
6 marks, and therefore they are quit.)
Tuesday before the Feast of St. Michael [29 Sept.] came
Robert de Watham, corder, and acknowledged himself bound
to "Amanin" (fn. 28) de "Terriz," burgess of St. Emilion (de sancto
Milone), and Emeric de "Tarriz" his brother, in the sum of
£25; to be paid at the Feast of Pentecost, and unless, &c.
Wednesday after the Feast of St. Michael [29 Sept.] came
Hugh de Fremingham, apothecary, and John, son of Thomas
Herun, and acknowledged themselves bound to John le Chalicer
in the sum of 18s., to be paid, viz., one moiety at Christmas
and the other at the Feast of the Annunciation.
Friday the Feast of Translation of St. Edward [13 Oct.] came
John Orpedeman and promised to make good to the executors
of Thomas Orpedeman any of the debts he may have received,
as contained in three rolls which he had delivered to Thomas
Cross and the other executors of Thomas Orpedeman.
Saturday after the Feast of All Saints [1 Nov.] came William
de Aveynes and acknowledged himself indebted to John de
Aveynes in the sum of £6; to be paid by yearly instalments of
40s. at St. Botolph's Fair until, &c.
Friday after the Feast of St. Martin [11 Nov.] came Walter
de la Mare and acknowledged himself bound to Elyas Rossel
and John Ywyspond in the sum of £7; to be paid by instalments of 20s. on days specified, and unless, &c.
Folio 58.
viijd.
Thursday the morrow of St. Nicholas [6 Dec.], 19 Edward I.
[A.D. 1290], came William de Pelham and acknowledged
himself bound to "Donno" de Podio and Henry de Podio in the
sum of £4 13s. 4d.; to be paid the first Sunday in Lent.
iiijd.
Saturday the Feast of St. Hillary [13 Jan.], 19 Edward I.
[A.D. 1290-1], came Sabina Malemeyns and acknowledged
herself bound to William Trente, merchant of Brigerack, in
the sum of 40s. and 40d.; to be paid at Easter.
nil.
Wednesday after the Feast of St. Hillary [13 Jan.] came
Thomas de la Corner on behalf of William Grimbaud, Knt.,
and acknowledged himself bound to Thomas Juvenal on behalf
of John de Bruges in the sum of £8 13s. 4d.; to be paid on the
morrow of the Purification.
vs.
Tuesday after the octave of St. Hillary [13 Jan.] came
Walter Dirrie, and in the presence of Thomas Box and Nicholas
de Winchester acknowledged himself bound to Reymund Mestre
and Bernard de "Boysack" in the sum of £30; to be paid at
Midsummer.
iijd.
Saturday after the octave of St. Hillary [13 Jan.] came
Sabina Malemeyns and acknowledged herself bound to Robert
Simeon in the sum of 40s.; to be paid at Midsummer.
vjd p
d.
Thursday after the Feast of Purification B. M. [2 Feb.] came
Stephen de Folsham, "merser," and acknowledged himself
bound to John Lamberd and Nicholas Cagewerre, merchants of
Luka, in the sum of 65s.; to be paid on Sunday in mid-Lent,
and unless, &c.
nil.
Monday after the Feast of St. Scolastica, V. [10 Feb.],
19 Edward I. [A.D. 1290-1], came Thomas Rendekyn, barber,
and Juliana his wife, and acknowledged themselves bound to
Robert de Avemer' (?), taverner, and William de Bettoyne in
the sum of 1 mark; to be paid by weekly instalments of 3d.
until, &c.; and unless, &c.
nil.
Friday after the Feast of St. Peter in Cathedra [22 Feb.]
came Thomas and Richard de Verlay and acknowledged themselves bound to Robert Marshal of Smethefeld in the sum of
13s. 4d.; to be paid at mid-Lent.
xiijd.
Saturday the Feast of St. Matthias [24 Feb.] came Geoffrey
de Brakele and Adam de Rokesle and acknowledged themselves
bound to Rosia de Coventre in the sum of 10 marks; to be paid,
one moiety at Midsummer and the other at Michaelmas.
xd.
sol.
Monday after the Feast of St. Matthias [24 Feb.] came Remond de Howton and acknowledged himself bound to
Bartholomew de Vendin', merchant of Tholuse, in the sum of
100s.; to be paid, one moiety at the Feast of Pentecost and the
other at the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula; and unless, &c.
Folio 58 b.
nil.
Monday after the Feast of St. Matthias [24 Feb.], 19 Edward I. [A.D. 1290-1], came John de Kyngeston, cordwainer,
and acknowledged himself bound to William de Chingeford,
clerk, in the sum of 64s.; to be paid, viz., 20s. at Easter and
Midsummer, and 24s. at Michaelmas, and unless, &c. The
said William appoints Alan le Poter, nephew (nepotem) of
Richard le Poter, his attorney to recover and receive the
money.
(Monday after the Feast of St. Margaret [20 July], anno 21
[A.D. 1293], came William de Chingeford and acknowledged
that the aforesaid John de Kingeswod [sic] had satisfied him
of the money. It is therefore cancelled.)
nil
.
Saturday before Ash Wednesday [7 March], 19 Edward I
[A.D. 1290-1], came Simon Bolimer and acknowledged himself
bound to Walter de Finchingfeud, junior, in the sum of 60s.; to
be paid, one moiety in the first week of Lent and the other
three weeks after Easter; and unless, &c.
(Whereof he paid 30s. on Monday before the Annunciation
B. Mary, and 30s. on Monday before the Feast of St. Dunstan.
It is therefore cancelled.)
nil.
The same day came Cristiana de la Forde and acknowledged
to Master William de Sarden', (fn. 29) Dean of St. Mary le Bow, in
the sum of 40s.; to be paid by quarterly instalments of 10s.,
commencing at Midsummer; and unless, &c.
xviijd.
Saturday before Ash Wednesday [7 March], 19 Edward I.
[A.D. 1290-1], came Henry de Preston, mercer, and acknowledged himself bound to John de Monchaud, merchant, in the
sum of £9 10s.; to be paid by quarterly instalments of 20s.
until, &c.
nil.
Wednesday after the Feast of St. Gregory [12 March] came
Richard Poterel and acknowledged himself bound to William
de Hamelton in the sum of £118 17s. 6d. for corn; to be
paid at the New Temple in the quinzaine of St. Michael,
and unless, &c.
(Wednesday after the Feast of Purification, anno 20, came
the said William and acknowledged that the above Richard
had satisfied him of the money in the above recognizance. It
is therefore cancelled.)
Thursday before the Feast of Annunciation B. M. [25 March],
19 Edward I. [A.D. 1290-1], came Walter le Forestall and
Hugh Pope and acknowledged to pay the Chamberlain of the
Guildhall the sum of 20s. to the use of the Commonalty at the
Feast of Palms, the year aforesaid, on behalf of John Morice,
who had been attached by a horse for the above sum, which
horse was delivered to the aforesaid sureties.
iijd.
Tuesday after the Annunciation B. M. [25 March], 19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came Cristiana de la Forde and acknowledged herself bound to William Boner and John Boner his
valet in the sum of 38s.; to be paid at Midsummer.
iijd.
Wednesday after the Feast of Annunciation [25 March],
19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came Elias de Willingeford and
acknowledged himself bound to John de Hodinge in the sum of
33s. 4d.; to be paid, one moiety at Easter and the other at
Midsummer.
Folio 59.
xijd.
Tuesday after the Feast of Annunciation [25 March],
19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came John de Gedlestone, John
"inphelane" de Suwerk, Geoffrey le Botoner, "seinturer,"
and Richard de Westwode, and acknowledged themselves
bound to Martin Furner in the sum of £6; to be paid by
quarterly instalments of 5s. until, &c.
vjd.
Friday after the Feast of Annunciation [25 March.] came
Walter de Lotheberi and acknowledged himself bound to
Richard, son of Richard de Lotheberi, in the sum of 66s. 8d.;
to be paid., viz., 16s. 8d. a fortnight after Easter and at Midsummer, and so from term to term until, &c.
viijd.
Tuesday after mid-Lent, 19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came
William de Staunford and acknowledged himself bound to
Guy de Pouns in the sum of 6 marks; to be paid by quarterly
instalments of half a mark until, &c.
nil.
Friday after mid-Lent came Walter "Dirrn" and acknowledged himself bound to Dame Juliana de Leyburne and John de
Blakebrock in the sum of 14½ marks; to be paid, viz., 7 marks
and 40 pence a fortnight after Easter, and a like sum at the Feast
of Pentecost; in which sum of 14 marks and 6s. 8d. the aforesaid
Walter was formerly bound to Simon Graundyn by a bond
remaining in the custody of the said John de Blakebrock, to be
given up on the money being paid to the aforesaid Dame
Juliana, to whom it had been assigned.
vjd.
The same day came Henry de la Marche, potter, and Peter
Lovel, taverner, and acknowledged themselves bound to Stephen
Beck in the sum of 5 marks; to be paid at Midsummer, &c.
Friday before Palm Sunday [15 April] came Laurence Dinnock, cordwainer, and acknowledged himself bound to William
de Bettoyne in the sum of 21s. 6d.; to be paid by weekly instalments of 3d. until, &c.
Saturday in Easter week came Thomas de Mounpeylers and
Reginald de Fridaystrate and acknowledged themselves bound
to Bartholomew de Vendines de Tolouse in the sum of 70s.; to
be paid, one moiety at the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula and
the other at the Feast of the Nativity B. M.; and unless, &c.
Wednesday the morrow of SS. Philip and James [1 May]
came John, son of John atte Gate, and acknowledged himself
bound to William de Chingeford in the sum of 30s.; to be paid,
viz., 10s. at Midsummer, 5s. at Michaelmas, and so 5s. from
term to term, &c.
(Sunday the Feast of St. Matthew [21 Sept.], anno 20
[A.D. 1292], came William de Chingeford and said that the
above John had satisfied him of the money. It is therefore
cancelled.)
Folio 59 b.
nil.
Tuesday after the Feast of SS. Philip and James [1 May],
19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came William Hewe and acknowledged himself bound to Stephen Aswy in a sum of 5 marks
for a horse sold and delivered; to be paid on the octave of
St. John Bapt., and unless, &c.
iijd.
Friday before the Feast of St. Dunstan [19 May] came
Roger de Dunstaple and Roger de York and acknowledged
for Robert Perston in the sum of 36s. 8d.; to be paid that
day fortnight.
Tuesday after the Feast of St. Dunstan [19 May] came
Richard le Seur and acknowledged himself bound to Thomas
de Reyns in the sum of 33s. 4d.; to be paid by quarterly instalments of half a mark, &c.
Roger Crock acknowledged to the Commonalty of London
the sum of 2 marks; to be paid at Midsummer.
Monday before the Feast of Ascension [31 May] came John
le Chaundiler of the Jewry and acknowledged himself bound to
Geoffrey de Northampton, clerk, in the sum of 10 marks; to be
paid at Michaelmas.
iiijd.
sol.
Saturday after the Feast of St. Petronilla [31 May] came
John de Faham and acknowledged himself bound to Robert de
Anemere (Avemere ?), taverner, in the sum of 40s.; to be paid
by annual instalments of 1 mark at the Feast of All Saints, and
unless, &c.
Friday before the Feast of Pentecost [10 June] came Alexander de Chygewell and acknowledged [himself bound] to
William de Bettoyne in the sum of 46s. 8d., to be paid, viz.,
20s. at the Feast of All Saints, and the remainder a fortnight
after Easter; and unless, &c.
Saturday before Pentecost [10 June] came John Wicfles
(Witfles ?) de Norhamton, skinner, and acknowledged himself
bound to William de Bettoyne in the sum of 42s.; to be paid
by quarterly instalments of 3s. until, &c.
xd.
sol.
The following Monday came Geoffrey Fot, fishmonger, and
acknowledged himself bound to Remund Gyraud de la Barde,
merchant of Bordeaux, in the sum of 114s.; to be paid at the
Feast of St. Bartholomew, and unless, &c.
xijd.
Thursday after the Feast of Translation of St. Martin
[4 July] came Peter le Chyvaler and Henry his brother and
acknowledged themselves bound to Bernard de les Anglades in
the sum of £6 6s. for wine; to be paid at Michaelmas.
(Whereof the said Peter paid 66s. 3d. on Friday after the
Feast of Epiphany, anno 20.)
Saturday the Feast of Translation of St. Thomas [7 July]
came Richard de Lamhethe and Robert de Fingeri and acknowledged themselves bound to the Commonalty of London for
William Brumphard in the sum of 12s. 6½d.; to be paid that
day fortnight.
The same day came Elias Barbarel de la Rochele and acknowledged himself bound to Nicholas Coteman, master of the ship
called "la Charite" of la pole, in the sum of £18; to be paid at
Michaelmas, as appears in a certain writing obligatory between
them made, which is in the possession of the said Nicholas.
iijs.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Margaret [20 July] came
John Hurel and acknowledged himself bound to "Reymund"
Mestre in the sum of £18; to be paid, viz., £6 at the Feast of
St. Bartholomew, 100s. at Michaelmas, and £7 at Christmas;
and unless, &c.
(Wednesday after the Feast of Nativity St. Mary, anno 21,
came "Remund" Mestre and acknowledged that John Hurel
had satisfied him of the said £18. It is therefore cancelled.)
Folio 60.
viijd.
Wednesday before the Feast of St. Margaret [20 July],
19 Edward I. [A.D. 1291], came Alice de Berkwey and John
her son and acknowledged themselves bound to Bernard de
les Anglades in the sum of £4 2s.; to be paid, viz., 40s. at
the Feast of St. Bartholomew, and 42s. at Michaelmas.
nil pro inr'.
Thursday after the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula [1 Aug.]
came Adam de Blakene and acknowledged himself bound to
Frisot de Monte Claro de Luka and "Galterot" his brother in
the sum of £40; to be paid on the Feast of St. Laurence.
(Friday after the Feast of St. Michael came the said merchants, viz., Frisot and "Galterot," and acknowledged that the
said Adam had satisfied them of the said £40).
Friday after the Feast of Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr [7 July] came Edmund Tailor, residing upon Cornhill,
and acknowledged himself bound to John de Banquell in the
sum of 26s. 8d.; to be paid on Friday before Michaelmas.
xd
.
Thursday after the Feast of Assumption B. M. [15 Aug.]
came Reginald Canun and acknowledged himself bound to
Peter de Condom in the sum of 117s.; to be paid on the Feast
of St. Edward after Michaelmas.
iiijd.
The Friday following came Isaac de Berk, goldsmith, and
acknowledged himself bound to Augustine de Placetis in the
sum of 40s.; to be paid at Michaelmas, anno 20 Edward I.
viijd.
Wednesday the Feast of the Decollation of St. John Bapt.
[29 Aug.] came William de Haukedene, "furmager," (fn. 30) and
acknowledged himself bound to John Tilli, cordwainer, in the
sum of £4 10s.; to be paid by quarterly instalments of 5s.
until, &c.
xiiijd.
The morrow of the Decollation of St. John Bapt. [29 Aug.]
came Walter de Finchingfeud, junior, and Simon Hauteyn and
acknowledged themselves bound to "Walter" de Monte Claro
and Frisot his brother, merchants of Luka, in the sum of
£7 6s. 9d.; to be paid at the Feast of All Saints, and
unless, &c.
The same day came Simon Hauteyn and acknowledged
himself bound to Walter de Finchingfeud, junior, in the sum of
£7 6s. 9d.; to be paid at the Feast of All Saints, and unless, &c.
vjd.
Thursday before the Feast of Nativ. B. M. [8 Sept.] came
Thomas de Alegate, smith (faber), and acknowledged himself
bound to Roger de Evere in the sum of 5 marks; to be paid
by quarterly instalments of half a mark, &c.
Tuesday before the Feast of St. Matthew [21 Sept.] came
Gilbert le Marescal and acknowledged himself bound to John
de Thornham and Emma his wife in the sum of £4 and half a
mark; to be paid three weeks after Michaelmas.
(Monday after the Feast of St. Luke came the said John
and acknowledged satisfaction of the above. It is therefore
cancelled.)
Monday before the Feast of St. Michael came William
Blundel and promised to pay for Jak' (?) le Mazeliner 10s.
that day fortnight.
Folio 60 b.
Rec'.
Saturday the Feast of St. Edward [13 Oct.], 19 Edward I
[A.D. 1291], Ralph de Sandwych, Warden of London, Henry le
Waleys, Stephen Aschewy, Robert de Bassinges, William le
Mazeliner, John de Cant', Robert de Rokeslegh, John le Blunt,
Thomas Box, Richard Aschewy, Hamo Box, and Ralph le
Blunt, acknowledged themselves severally bound to John de
Batquill and William le Mazeliner [in] £23 12s. 8d.; to be
paid on the Feast of St. Nicholas, and unless, &c.
solvit xviijd.
Monday after the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.] came William
de Dagenhale, mercer, and acknowledged himself bound to
Adam de Nedham de St. Alban in the sum of £9; to be paid
at the Feast of All Saints, and unless, &c., as appears in a
certain writing between them made.
Sunday the Feast of St. Martin [11 Nov.] came Ralph Blanmuster and Agnes de Langerugge and acknowledged they had
received from Alexander le Seler, guardian of John, son of
John de Campes, a minor, the sum of 31s., which the said
Alexander had received in trust for the said John, and they
covenanted to keep him indemnified.
Hic incipit annus vicesimus.
vjd.
nil.
Sunday in the octave of St. Martin [11 Nov.], the year aforesaid, Sir Gilbert Pecche, Knt., acknowledged himself bound to
"Dono" de Podio and "Jack'" Hugelini, merchants, in the sum
of 64s.; to be paid on the Feast of St. Hillary. For greater
security Ralph de Sandwych, Warden of London, became
surety, in case of default by the said Gilbert, for the debt, &c.
iijd.
Roger the tailor, residing at Caponeshors, (fn. 31) and Agnes de Farnham, residing in Felipeslane, (fn. 32) acknowledged themselves bound
to Landon Runcin and Hugelin Seck in the sum of 2 marks;
to be paid, one moiety at Easter and the other at Michaelmas.
nichil.
Saturday the Feast of Conception B. M. [8 Dec.] came
Martin Ferraunt and acknowledged himself bound to William
de Brede in the sum of 10 marks; to be paid in the octave
of Easter.
solv' xixd.
Thursday the Feast of St. Lucia, V. [13 Dec.], came Stephen
de Folesham, mercer, and acknowledged himself bound to John
de Dunstaple and Geoffrey de Fonte, executors of Arnald de
Betton', in the sum of £9 13s.; to be paid, viz., 10s. before
Christmas, 13s. within a fortnight after Christmas, and so from
month to month 20s. until, &c., as is contained in two tallies in
the possession of the said executors.
nil.
Monday before the Feast of Conversion of St. Paul [25 Jan.],
20 Edward I. [A.D. 1291-2], came Adam le Chevestre and
acknowledged himself bound to the executors of Jurdan Godchep in the sum of £6; to be paid by instalments of 10s. at
Carniprivium, (fn. 33) at Easter, and Midsummer, and so from quarter
to quarter until, &c.