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THE FLEET FOR SCOTLAND.

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a banner of the king's arms, and a silken streamer. The total charge was but £29 2s. 11d. The pay was as before, and boys to take care of the stores were given twopence a day. At the time

of the armament of 1294, twenty shillings' worth of wine was advanced to each of the masters of ships, the cost being charged against their pay.^[1]

At the time of the war in Scotland in 1299 and 1300, the chief part of the fleet employed belonged to the Cinque Ports, which, however, sent only thirty ships,^[2] instead of their full service of

↑ Wardrobe Accounts, 18 Edw. I.

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Fleet of the Cinque Ports Employed in 1299-1300.
Name.	Master.	Constables.	Mariners.
Hastings Contingent—
La Blyth, ship, of Hastings	John Moket	1	19
La Bret, of Hastings	Gilbert Scot	1	19
Nicholas, of Pevensey	John le Mouner	2	39
Snake, of Rye	John Kittey	2	39
Godyere, of Rye	Robert Michell	2	39
Rose, of Rye	Reginald Baudethon	2	39
St. Edward, cog, of Winchelsea	Harry at Carte	2	39
St. Mary, cog, of Winchelsea	Henry Aubyn	2	39
St. Thomas, cog, of Winchelsea.	Thomas de Standamore	2	39
St. Thomas, snake, of Winchelsea	John Manekyn	2	39
St. Giles, cog, of Winchelsea	Hamond Roberd	2	39
Romenhale (Romney) contingent—
Riche, of Romenhale	Stephen Unwyne	2	39
Godelyne, of Romenhale	William Eadwy	2	39
Hythe contingent—
Holy Cross, ship, of Hythe	John le Wyse	2	39
La Blyth, of Hythe	Thomas le Ridere	1	19
Nicholas, of Hythe	William Brunyng	1	19
Waynepayne, of Hythe	William de Forindon	1	19
Dover contingent—
Cog, of Dover	John Lomb	2	39
Godyn, of Dover	William Godyn	2	34
St. Edward, ship, of Dover	Peter Hanekyn	2	34
Christina, of Dover	John le Solton	2	35
Rose, of Dover	John Wenstan	2	32
Chivaler, of Dover	William Shepeye	2	34
Mabely, of Dover	Nicholas Sandrekyn	2	34
Malyne, of Dover	Thomas le Ken	2	34
Nicholas of Faversham	Roger Willey	2	37
Folkestone, cog, of Folkestone	Simon Adam	1	23
Sandwich and Lydd contingent—
Sauveye, of Sandwich	William Gundy	2	39
Holy Ghost, ship, of Sandwich	John Lamberd	2	39
St. Thomas, cog, of Sandwich	Gervase de Wardon	2	39

The four "Captains of the Sailors of the said Ports" were: William Pate, Justin Alard, William Charles of Sandwich, and John Aula of Dover.—Wardrobe Accounts, 28 Edw. I.

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[1] Wardrobe Accounts, 18 Edw. I.

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Fleet of the Cinque Ports Employed in 1299-1300.
Name. Master. Constables. Mariners.

Hastings Contingent—

La Blyth, ship, of Hastings John Moket 1 19

La Bret, of Hastings Gilbert Scot 1 19

Nicholas, of Pevensey John le Mouner 2 39

Snake, of Rye John Kittey 2 39

Godyere, of Rye Robert Michell 2 39

Rose, of Rye Reginald Baudethon 2 39

St. Edward, cog, of Winchelsea Harry at Carte 2 39

St. Mary, cog, of Winchelsea Henry Aubyn 2 39

St. Thomas, cog, of Winchelsea. Thomas de Standamore 2 39

St. Thomas, snake, of Winchelsea John Manekyn 2 39

St. Giles, cog, of Winchelsea Hamond Roberd 2 39

Romenhale (Romney) contingent—

Riche, of Romenhale Stephen Unwyne 2 39

Godelyne, of Romenhale William Eadwy 2 39

Hythe contingent—

Holy Cross, ship, of Hythe John le Wyse 2 39

La Blyth, of Hythe Thomas le Ridere 1 19

Nicholas, of Hythe William Brunyng 1 19

Waynepayne, of Hythe William de Forindon 1 19

Dover contingent—

Cog, of Dover John Lomb 2 39

Godyn, of Dover William Godyn 2 34

St. Edward, ship, of Dover Peter Hanekyn 2 34

Christina, of Dover John le Solton 2 35

Rose, of Dover John Wenstan 2 32

Chivaler, of Dover William Shepeye 2 34

Mabely, of Dover Nicholas Sandrekyn 2 34

Malyne, of Dover Thomas le Ken 2 34

Nicholas of Faversham Roger Willey 2 37

Folkestone, cog, of Folkestone Simon Adam 1 23

Sandwich and Lydd contingent—

Sauveye, of Sandwich William Gundy 2 39

Holy Ghost, ship, of Sandwich John Lamberd 2 39

St. Thomas, cog, of Sandwich Gervase de Wardon 2 39

The four "Captains of the Sailors of the said Ports" were: William Pate, Justin Alard, William Charles of Sandwich, and John Aula of Dover.—Wardrobe Accounts, 28 Edw. I.

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