1323-05-12, Cowick

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. As the king wills that all and lands and other things whatsoever in North Wales that to be let at ferm, and for which the chamberlain of North Wales to answer in his account, shall be demised at the exchequer of and not elsewhere, in the presence of the justice of Wales, or who supplies his place in North Wales, and of the chamberlain of Wales, and of the king's controller there, and that the securities ferms shall be admitted at the exchequer of Kaernarvan and there and the king has ordered Edmund, earl of Arundel, justice of or him who supplies his place in North Wales, and Robert Poer, to cause the premises to be observed so far as pertains to the king signifies the same to the treasurer and barons, so that they, consideration thereof, may cause what ought to be done in this for the king's profit to be done the more circumspectly. By C.