Great Britain -- Economic conditions; Great Britain -- Social conditions
And they are quit.
The weavers of York render account of 10l. for their gild. They have
delivered it into the treasury.
And they are quit.
The same sheriff [of York] renders account of 2 marks from the gild of
glovers and curriers. In the treasury is 1 mark.
And they owe 1 mark.
The same sheriff renders account of 20s. from the gild of saddlers for
[customs which they exact unjustly]. In the treasury is 10s.
And it owes 10s.
The same sheriff renders account ... of 1 mark from the gild of hosiers
by way of mercy ...
And he is quit.
The citizens of Exeter render account of 40l. for the fine of a plea
touching gilds. In the treasury are 20l.
And they owe 20l.
The same sheriff [of Devon] renders account ... of 1 mark from the
borough of Barnstaple for a gild without warrant....
And he is quit.
The burgesses of Bodmin render account of 100s. for their false
statement and for their gild without warrant. In the treasury are 50s.
And they owe 50s.
The same sheriff [of Cornwall] renders account ... of 3 marks from the
burgesses of Launceston for their gild without warrant....
And he is quit.
The same sheriff [of Dorset and Somerset] renders account of 6 marks
from the borough of Wareham for a gild without warrant. In the treasury
are 3 marks.
And it owes 3 marks.
The same sheriff renders account ... of 3 marks from the borough of
Dorchester for a gild without warrant. And of 2 marks from the borough
of Bridport for the same....
And he is quit.
The same sheriff renders account ... of 20s. from Axbridge for a gild
without warrant. And of 1/2 mark from Langport for the same.... And he
is quit.
The burgesses of Ilchester [render account of] 20s. for a gild without
warrant.
The weavers of Winchester render account of 2 marks of gold for their
gild. In the treasury are 12l. for 2 marks of gold.
And they are quit.
The fullers of Winchester render account of 6l. for their gild. They
have delivered it into the treasury.
And they are quit.
The weavers of Nottingham render account of 40s. for their gild. They
have delivered it into the treasury.
And they are quit.
The weavers of London render account of 12l. for their gild. They have
delivered it into the treasury.
And they are quit.
Amercements of Adulterine Gilds in the City of London.
The gild whereof Goscelin is alderman owes 30 marks.
The gild of pepperers whereof Edward is alderman owes 16 marks.
The gild of St. Lazarus whereof Ralph le Barre is alderman owes 25
marks.
The gild of goldsmiths whereof Ralph Flael is alderman owes 45 marks.
The gild of Bridge whereof Ailwin Finke is alderman owes 15 marks.
The gild of Bridge whereof Robert de Bosco is alderman owes 10 marks.
The gild of Haliwell whereof Henry son of Godric is alderman owes 20s.
The gild of Bridge whereof Walter the Cooper is alderman owes 1 mark.
The gild of strangers (_pelegrinorum_) whereof Warner le Turnur is
alderman owes 40s.
The gild of butchers whereof William Lafeite is alderman owes 1 mark.
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