1316-03-08, Clipston
To the keeper of the spiritualities of the archbishop of York and the and chapter of St. Peter's, York. Order to pay the money from the in the mark granted to the king by the clergy of that province to de Insula, John de Donecastre, and Robert de Assehou, or two of to buy therewith munition for the town of Berwick-on-Tweed, and give credence to what the said John, John, and Robert shall explain them by word of mouth concerning the premises and the state of that and of the men in it, the clergy of that province and of the province Canterbury having granted in the late parliament at Lincoln that divers of money deposited in their churches out of the tenth for six years current should be paid to the king, to be repaid to them out of next aid of the clergy granted to the king, in addition to the sums lent to the king out of the said tenth deposited in the custody the sub-collectors in the diocese of York. By K.
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