1314-04-28, Beverley

Order to keep safely until further all monies arising in his diocese from the tenth for six years imposed the clergy by the pope, certifying him who supplies the place of the and the barons of the exchequer inthe octaves of St. John the of his proceedings and of what sums of money he has put into safe and where he has put them. like to the bishops of the provinces of Canterbury and York. J. bishop of Lincoln and G. bishop of London, principal collectors of lately imposed upon the clergy of England, Ireland, and Scotland. to keep in safe custody all moneys collected by them or to be collected what ought to be done therein shall have been done, certifying him supplies the place of the treasurer and the barons of the exchequer as of release by Robert de Monte Forti son of Sir Robert de Monte to Sir Bartholomew de Badelesmere of his right in the manors of Colerne, Steorte, Heghterdebury, and Herdecote in the of Wilts, and in the manors of Ideshale and Adderdeleye, in the of Salop and Chester, which Bartholomew has of the gift of William Forti, the late brother of the releasor, by fine levied in the king's For this release Bartholomew paid him 400/. Witnesses: Sir son of Payn the elder, Henry de Urtiaco, Richard Lovel, John Matthew de Clivedone, William Malherbe, Walter de Pavely, Walrand, John de Holte, Walter de Skydemor, knights; Richard de Richard Lovein, John cde Wrockeshale, John Everard, William and John de Cary. Dated at Wodeton, in the county of Dorset, the morrow of St. Thomas the Martyr, 7 Eawazed II. that the said Robert came into chancery at Westminster, after the Invention of the Holy Cross next following, and the aforesaid deed.