The Public Record Office Museum

Date:
1908
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/52/49
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The Public Record Office Museum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    88. Bill of the King’s Wardrobe, acknowledging indebtedness to Queen Isabel for money advanced by her. Dated 11 March, 8 Edward III. [a.p. 1884.] Latin. Two seals affixed. 89. A similar Bill—Dated 18 July, 9 Edward III. [a.p. 1335.| Latin. Seal of William de Melton affixed. 90. A similar, Bill—Dated 3 June, 10 Edward III. [a.p. 1336.] Latin. Seal of Roger de Northburgh affixed. 91. Bill of the King’s Wardrobe for clothes and shoes.—Dated 12 June, 34 Edward III. [a.p. 1360.] Latin. Seal of Farlee affixed. Memorandum of payment, 13 June, 36 Edward Th ia Seas: 1362.| Cancelled. 92. A similar bill for victuals —Dated 1 July, 34 eewsed III. [a.p. 1860.] Latin. Seal affixed. Memorandum of payment, 238 May, 36 Edward III. [a.p. 1362.] Cancelled. 93. Fragment of an assize roll. [13th century.| Latin. The fifth entry relates to a case in which Walter Bloweberme charged Hamo le Stare with having been concerned with him in stealing some clothes at Winchester, and the court resolved that the matter should be decided by judicial combat. The approver having vanquished his former associate, the latter was found guilty of larceny and hanged. The scribe has amused himself by representing the fight and the gallows. 94. Two playing cards. On the backs of them are orders written by Thomas, Lord Darcey, to his herd for the delivery of kids and heifers to certain persons named. 16 January 1518. 95. A bag of forged coins purporting to be groats of Henry V. or VI.
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