Grant,
of special grace, and with the assent of the council to John
Weston and Margaret, his wife, and heirs, of a weekly market
on Saturday at their town of Bourgh in le Mershe, co Lincoln,
and two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the day, and
the morrow of St Peter in the Chair, and the other on the
vigil, the day, and the morrow of S S Peter and Paul.
The
witnesses were the archbishops of Canterbury and York, the
bishops of London, Winchester, Lincoln and Exeter (the latter
was the Chancellor) Edmund Duke of York, henry de Percy earl
of Northumberland (constable of England) Ralph de Neville
earl of Westmorland (Marshall of England) John earl of Somerset
(Chamberlain), Thomas earl of Worcester (Steward of the royal
household) John Norbury (Treasurer) William de Roos of hamlake,
Reginald de Greys of Ruthin, William de Wylughby (willoughby?)
and master Richard Clifford (keeper of the privy seal)