Walter atte Keye, brewer, of Wood Street, on Friday 14 June 1381 with other wrongdoers went to the house of Andrew Vernoun, brewer, at Paul's Wharf, and threatened to kill Andrew and to throw down his house unless he paid a fine of 3s 4d.
Walter atte Keye on Friday 14 June 1381 led many rebels to the king's Compter in Milk Street and despoiled it, and broke into chests looking for the Jubilee Book concerning the constitutions of the City of London. He is fled; he has no chattels.
