1338-10-13, Kennington

To the takers, purveyors, and receivers of wool in co. uineuln. Order to supersede the taking and levying of the wool of the abbot of Thornetonupon-Humber, for his spiritualities and the temporalities annexed theretc, provided that he shall pay wool for the temporalities which are not annexed to his spiritualities, as he has besought the king that whereas ke with the clergy of the province of Canterbury, in the congregation of the clergy at the church of St. Bride, London, on the morrow of St. Jerome last, granted a tenth of his ecclesiastical goods for one year beyond the triennia tenth now current, so that he ought to be free of the loan of wool granted in the last parliament at Westminster, and ordained to be collected in the council at Northampton, yet the takers of worl notwithstanding this intend to levy such wool from him by reason of his spiritualities and the temporatities annexed thereto, the king will order them to desist from this. By C. The hke to the following for the following persons, to wit : The takers of wool in co. Middlesex for the prioress of Haliwell. The takers in co. Cambridge for the abbess of Chateriz. The takers in co. Suffolk for the prior of Eye. The takers in co. Oxford for the abbot of Rewley. The takers in co. Kent for the prior of Ledes. The takers in co. Kent for the prior of Canterbury. The takers in co. Sussex for the prior of Heryngham. The takers in co. Kent for the abbot of Stratfeld.