33. The Hosting of Aliens [Exch. K.R. Accounts, 128, 31, m. 15], 1442.
This is the view of William Chervyle, surveyor and host ordained and deputed by Robert Clopton, late mayor of the city of London, upon John Mantel, captain of a carrack coming to Sandwich, and James Ryche, scrivan[240] of the said carrack, and James Douhonour, merchants, coming from Sandwich with the said carrack, to survey as well their merchandise found in their keeping and also coming afterwards, as the employment of the same, to wit, the said John Mantell and James Ryche between the 18th day of January, and James Dohonour between the 25th day of January in the 20th year of the reign of our sovereign lord King Henry the Sixth, until the feast of Michaelmas next following.
The merchandise coming and found in the said carrack of the said John Mantell and James Ryche and James Dohonour—
First, 14 butts of sweet wine.
Further, 30 barrels of the same sweet wine.
Further, 144 butts of sweet wine.
Further, 10 butts of currant raisins.
The merchandise sold by the said John Mantell, James Ryche and James Douhonour:—
The purchases made by the said John Mantell and James Ryche and James Dohonour for the employment of the merchandise aforesaid:—