People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 3/650/1 (CDS, iv, no. 1834)

Description
The burgesses of Scotland petition the king and council for remedy against the burgesses of Berwick and Roxburgh, who take diverse tallages and customs from them passing with their merchandises, whereas they are, and have been from time immemorial, free of all such. They pray that no sheriff or other officer interfere in their burghs or towns, against their infeftment or franchises, but that they only answer to their chamberlain duly appointed; and that no market be held in any sheriffdom except within ‘les burks chivales nostre Seignur le Roy’, as in former times. And they pray that no man take prises or carriages save the king or his lieutenant or their chamberlain.
Firm date
1303 X 1307
Source for Data Entry
CDS, iv, no. 1834
Trad. ID
CDS, iv, no. 1834
Calendar number
3/650/1
Charter type
Petition
Language
Entered from an English summary

Total number of associated factoids: 2

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Date Short Summary Primary Witnesses
1303 X 1307 Petition of burgesses of Scotland to the king yes


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Date Short Summary Title Holder
1303 X 1307 king Edward I, king of England (d.1307)