1336-01-01, Bothwell
the taxers and collectors of the tenth and fifteenth in co. Kent. to supersede the taxing and levying of the tenth and fifteenth of the of the hospital of the Maison Dieu, Dover, permitting the master and to be quit thereof, as they have been before these times, as the was founded by Henry, formerly king of England, and is so endowed that the goods thereof will hardly suffice for the mainteof the master and brethren, and of the poor and infirm who frequent and for doing other alms there, and if the hospital is charged with the grante/ to the king, it will behove the master and brethren to diminish said alms. By K.
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