Catalogue description Petitioners: Arnaud de Dassell, proctor of the messengers of Prussia. Name(s): ...

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Details of SC 8/217/10807
Reference: SC 8/217/10807
Description:
Petitioners: Arnaud de Dassell, proctor of the messengers of Prussia.
Name(s): de Dassell, Arnaud
Addressees: Council.
Occupation: proctor of the messengers of Prussia
Nature of request: Arnaud de Dassell requests that the council issue letters ordering the release of Dordewant from prison and the restoration to him and others of various ships and their cargo taken from them and detained, so that they may come and go freely.
Nature of endorsement: [on face] This bill was granted by the king and delivered to the chancellor for execution.
Places mentioned: Prussia; Danczk (Danzig, Gdansk), [Poland]; Calais, [France]; Hythe, [Kent]; London.
People mentioned: Tydeman Dordewant of Gdansk; Tydeman Unrowen of Gdansk; Eghared Schoff of Gdansk; Michael Scot Bishop; William Hornby of Calais; John Arnold, sergeant-at-arms; Herman Wernarson; Laurence Mundy, ship's master; John Barbour of London; William Lye of Hythe; Eske de Calais; Kyndege de Calais; Otto Brobergh (Brybergh); Thomas Goldfynch; William Donet; Thomas Sende; John Jewet.
Note: Orders to a number of port officials were issued on 5 October 1403 in relation to the matters contained in this petition.
Date: [1403]
Related material:

For a related petition see SC 8/217/10805
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Publication note:

Calendar of Close Rolls, Hen IV, vol. II, 1402-1405, (Public Record Office, 1929), p.190 (related orders to various officials) & p.194 (further orders)

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