1299-09-16, Canterbury

Order to desist exacting from the master and brethren of the house of St. Mark at near Bristol the issues of the house during the last voidance, to restore to them in full anything that he may have received from issues, as the king understands that the escheator is exacting from the issues aforesaid, although the king lately ordered him not to with the house, which he had taken into the king's hands by of the manor of Wynterburne Gunnore (as at p. 243 above). the sheriff of Norfolk. Whereas it appears by the letters of M. of Porto, cardinal of the Roman church and the pope's penitenand by the letters of the prior general of the Carmelite Friars that de Bavent, chaplain, a late friar of that order who was arrested request of the prior provincial of the order in England as a running up and down, and who was imprisoned at Norwich, from the bond of the order, which is confirmed by the letters of the bishop of Norwich ; the king orders the sheriff to cause to be delivered from the said prison, if he be imprisoned solely for reason. John de Cobeham and William de Carleton.