1299-08-18, Chertsey
Order to permit burgesses and _ of Bristol, of whom he shall be ascertained under the common or under the seal of the constable of the castle that they are coming with the money commonly called pollard and crokard for purpose of trading there, to trade with the said money and make advantage thereof until otherwise ordered, as it was not and is not king's intention, although he lately ordained by his council that no should bring such money into his realm or power, that such money not be current both in his realm and in his land of Ireland until revoke it or should otherwise ordain. Membrane T
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