1324-11-26, Huntingdon
To J. bishop of Winchester. As the king wills that in his letters made the bishop and others, granting them power to treat with the king of in his name, concerning the contents of the same,the clause ac etiam genus liciti sacramenti in animam nostram prestandi be wholly amoved, he has caused new letters patent to be made withthis clause, which letters he sends by the bearer, and he orders the and the other envoys to send the previous letters to the chancery delay to be cancelled, using the letters now sent to them. By p.s.
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