1298-11-17, York
To R. bishop of Vicenza. The king has received his letters sent to him by the bearers of the presents, and understands their contents. As to his request that the king should certify him where and when he would wish the bishop's fellows returning from the Roman court to come to him, he signifies to him that he is going to Scotland, where he may be found. [Prynne, Lecords, i, p. 807.] John, elect of Norwich, acknowledges, for himself and church, that he owes to the king 1,000 marks; to be paid at the king's pleasure for the corn sown in the lands of the bishopric of Norwich at the time of its voidance by the translation of Ralph, late bishop of that place, to the : bishopric of Ely; provided that John satisfy Ralph for his costs and : expenses in the said lands after his translation. [Prynne, Records, iii, p. 804.] :
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