1327-12-26, Worcester
Prohibition of his or causing to be published, under pain of forfeiture, any whatsoever concerning the reservation, profection, or provision church of Worcester prejudicial to the king or his crown, or (ué) to use them in any way without consulting the king, and order before the king and his council with the said letters at York parliament summoned for the Sunday after the Purification next, and receive what shall then be ordained, as the king understands that has divested himself of his bishopric in the Roman court, and has his transference to the church of Worcester, which is void by the of Thomas de Cobham, the late bishop, who died at Hertelburi, co. to which church Wolstan has been elected, confirmed, and proand has received the temporalities thereof, and that Adam has into the realm divers letters concerning the premises prejudicial to crown, and that he intends to use them notwithstanding the king's directed to him several times under the great seal and the privy By K. &C.
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