Potenhale  (John  de),  "  wodemonger."— To  be  buried  before  the
image  of  S.  Mary  in  the  chancel  of  the  church  of  S.  Andrew  de
Castel  Baynard.  Bequests  to  the  said  church  and  ministers
thereof.  To  Alice  his  wife  he  leaves  all  his  tenements  and  rents
in  the  parish  of  S.  Andrew  aforesaid  for  life,  charged  with  pro-
viding a  wax  torch  of  twelve  pounds  weight  to  burn  before  the  high
altar  in  the  said  church  at  the  elevation  of  the  Host ;  remainder
in  trust  for  sale  for  the  maintenance  of  chantries  in  the  same
church.  To  William  his  son  a  wharf  and  house.  Also  to  his
aforesaid  wife  a  certain  shout1  (shotam  meam)  and  Batell2  with
their  apparel,  his  other  shouts  being  sold  to  pay  his  debts.  To
Elias  his  son  and  to  Isabella  his  daughter  he  leaves  specific  sums
of  money.  Further  bequests  for  the  repair  of  the  bridge  of
Beuerhich,3  to  the  four  orders  of  mendieant  friars  in  London,  to
his  servants,  to  Nicholas  and  Walter  his  brothers,  Friar  John
his  wife's  son,  and  others.    Dated  London,  4  September,  a.d.  1368.
Eoll  97  (180).
Monday  next  after  Feast  of  SS.  Fabian  and  Sebastian  \%0  Jan.],
Bretford  (Henry  de). — To  be  buried  in  the  church  of  All
Hallows  de  Grraschirche.  Bequests  to  the  said  church  and  minis-
ters thereof.  To  John  and  Eichard  his  sons  shops  in  the  parish  of
All  Hallows  aforesaid  in  tail,  with  cross  remainders.  Also  to  the
said  Eichard  his  term  in  a  tenement  called  "  Cardinalhatte."  In
the  event  of  his  sons  dying  without  heirs  of  their  bodies  the
aforesaid  tenements  are  to  be  sold  for  pious  uses  for  the  good  of

1  Or  schuyt.  (See  Calendar,  Part  I.
