• Close Rolls, Henry VIFebruary 1427

Westminster. William Fromonde of Winchester 'marchaunt' to John Hertilpole clerk. Recognisance for 8 l ., to be levied etc. in the county of Suthampton. Cancelled on payment . Feb. 15. Westminster. John Knyght of Bristol 'marchaunt' to William Boteler of

• Close Rolls, Henry VIFebruary 1453

writing indented under his seal. John Levyng of London 'marchaunt' to Robert Horn. ( Like ) recognisance. Like condition, mutatis mutandis . Roger Slak citizen and fishmonger of London to Thomas Croxton the elder, John de Skelton esquire and Henry

• Close Rolls, Edward IDecember 1290

ascun marchaunt de Engletere ou de lur meyne, u il vers autri en Flaundres, qe hastive jugement seit fet sulum le ley du lieu la ou li fet seint fets . Derechief, qe nos marchaunt ne vadles de marchaunt ne

• St. Pancras Soper Lane 145/6

to her son John Aubrey, citizen and pepperer. 1 The shop descended from John le Botoner, junior, to Juliana daughter of John le Botoner, who married Henry Chaucer of London, vintner. She was probably the daughter of John le Botoner,

• Close Rolls, Henry VDecember 1421

the quinzaine of St. Hilary next. Memorandum that on 27 December this year John Lawhier of Cornwall 'gentelman' and Nicholas Treambolle of Treambolle co. Cornwall 'marchaunt' took John Fursdun in bail. Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 20

• Close Rolls, Henry VI1442

to John Nete 'marchaunt,' his heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of all his lands etc. in 'Maydenbradley' co. Wiltesir, held of him to farm by Walter Hornby esquire. Witnesses: John Stourton knight, John Lambert, Roger Peryton, William Wyther, John

• Close Rolls, Henry IVDecember 1407

that Isabel who was wife of John Daumarle knight at her death held no lands, rents or services in Devon in chief in demesne nor in service, but that John Isaake, Nicholas Tremayn and John Prousz were seised of the

• Close Rolls, Henry IVAugust 1406

of supersedeas , and order by mainprise of John Hynden 'sherman,' Richard Southous 'marchaunt' and John Norffolke 'cordewaner,' all of the city of London, and John Pope of Middlesex to set free John Lynne of London, if taken at suit

• St. Pancras Soper Lane 145/32

to 32 in connection with 18, 21-2, the principal properties of John de Grantham. There may have been confusion between John de Garton and John de Grantham. 2 John de Garton died in 1362, seised of 3 shops, worth �4

• Close Rolls, Edward IIDecember 1325

Leventon, John le Breye, John de Coggeshal, John Mauveisyn, John Lyoun, Richard le Marchaunt, Ralph Shingel, Henry Shingel, John atte Place, Henry Schirlok, Nigel Tebaud, William Pykard, Robert de Cornerth, Richard Grubbe, Simon de Edwardeston, John Coleman, Simon Cok, John

• Close Rolls, Henry VIJuly 1427

above ) to John Chetwynde of Tixhale esquire, Robert Whitegreve, John Harpur and Thomas Barbour, their heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of the manors, advowsons, lands etc. ( mentioned in the last ). Witnesses: Roger Aston, John Bagot knights,

• Close Rolls, Henry VIFebruary 1431

of William Bertyn, to Edward Gildeforde, Thomas Auchere, William Manston, Roger Manston, John Banborough, John Congherst, John Rollynge, William Benet, John Beterynden, Henry Dobyl, Robert Bernys and John Louell chaplain, their executors and assigns. Demise of his estate in marshes

• Close Rolls, Edward IVAugust 1463

the grantor and John Bowet now deceased had among other things jointly with John Bourghchier knight lord Berners, Roger Leukenore knight, Robert Wyntershull, John Neudegate, Thomas Neudegate, John Weston, Richard Locok and Roger Ware by feoffment of John James of

• Close Rolls, Edward IIISeptember 1374

by mainprise of John de Stokenbury and John Blokleye of the city of London to stay the exigents against John Ansty vicar of Crikkelade and the taking of his body, bringing this writ before the king; as John Treweman is

• Close Rolls, Henry VIJune 1442

June 12. Westminster. Robert Fuller of Plymmouthe co. Devon 'marchaunt' to Bertram Godet merchant of Brittany. Recognisance for 40 l ., to be levied etc. in Devon. Condition, that he shall abide the award of the court of chancery touching

• Memorial XXXVIIIOaths of the Company, 1507 and 1613

Somers, in the Banker's Case , 14 Sta. Tri., p . 63. ] Page The Oath of the Master of Marchaunt Tailors at his first admission into the Office 227 The Oath of the ffower Wardens of the foresaide Misterie

• Close Rolls, Henry VIOctober 1451

of the chancery and John Payn her son, their heirs and assigns. Charter of all her goods and chattels, and all debts to her due. Witnesses: John Benet mayor of Leycestre, John Vaux, William Iden, John Sampson, Nicholas Fissher, all

• Close Rolls, Henry IVFebruary 1407

JohnMarchaunt, to proceed in the cause hereinafter mentioned, the allegation of John Ascowe and Philip Gilder notwithstanding, so that they proceed not to rendering of judgment without advising the king; as it is found by inquisition, taken before

• Close Rolls, Henry VNovember-December 1417

in chancery 10 November this year by John de Seint Johan of London 'marchaunt,'John de Markenoue 'marchaunt' of Venyse, Anthony Dodo 'marchaunt' of Venyse, Dominic Velane 'marchaunt' of Florence, Reynere Myorate 'marchaunt' of Venyse, Gerard Davyse of Florence merchant,

• Close Rolls, Henry VI1455

John Chevercourt of Staunford co. Lincoln, to Ralph lord Cromwell knight and John Stokke esquire, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of the two messuages in the town and territory of Staunford, which they had by demise of William Broun,