1328-10-26, Salisbury

Order to deliver to and chapter of Bangor a moiety of the rents and other profits of received by him during the time of the voidance of the excepting the rents and other profits of the city of Bangor, as in response to the petition of the dean and chapter stating that their predecessors had received a moiety of the rents and profits voidances of the bishopric, and that the escheator had seized all the and profits into the king's hands and detained the moiety from them Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales, or him who supplies bis in North Wales, to obtain information by inquisition or otherwise the premises, and to certify the king of what he found, and it is by inquisition taken by William de Shaldeford, supplying the place justice, that the dean and chapter have had and received a moiety of and protits pertaining to the bishopric in times of voidance from out of mind, excepting the rents and profits of the city of Bangor.