1305-06-17, Chichester

To the treasurer and chamberlains of the excheq quer of Dublin. der to pay to John de Seleby, king's Serjeant, to whom the king has committed the office of usher of that exchequer for life and during Md beh S of that exchequ ler, whereof one part remains in the exche quer 0 of En ngland and the other in that of hi; TO ae) ory PS at See 7 : Dublin, that the ushers of the latter exchequer for the time bein 13d. a day for their wages in that office. - , a ve - ox [ee 13d. a day for so long as he shall h old that office, as it is contained in an ialant ure OF the te es of the Kings 10230 of the said tenth in England and Ireland; at which the king marvels ; and whereas Master Gerard has expressly revoked everything that has been attempted by him in this behalf in England and in Ireland, as is contained in a public instrument, which the king sent to William and Guy, the king orders the archbishop to aid and counsel William and Guy in levying and collecting the said tenth by ecclesiastical censures and other means that seem fit and as William and Guy shall make known to him or enjoin upon him, and to enjoin all the premises upon his suffragans and others subjected to him, executing these things in such wise that he may earn the king's commendation for his diligence. The king gives him to understand that if the king be satisfied that the money has not been levied with all speed through the archbishop's negligence, he will cause the money to be levied from the archbishop's temporal goods. The like to the following, omitting in the case of the bishops the reference to suffragans: The archbishop of Cashel. The archbishop of Tuam. The bishop of Meath. The bishop of Kildare. The bishop of Leghlin. The bishop of Ossory. The bishop of Ferns. The bishop of Killaloe (Laoniens ). The bishop of Limerick. The bishop of Emly (Jmlayhs ), or his vice-gerent. The bishop of Connor (Comeren ). The bishop of Clonfert. The guardian of the spiritualities of the archbishopric of Armagh. (Prynne, Lecords, iii, p. 1088.]