1300-06-13, York

John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland. Whereas the king lately ordered by letters under the privy seal to certify him concerning the money of the tenth of his land of Ireland granted for the Holy Land, the justiciary certified him that the said money to the amount of 1s. Od. sterling and 874/. 1s. Od. in pollards is arrested in that land, sums 4002. sterling had been expended in merchandise of wool leather before the justiciary's arrival in those parts: the king, not that the merchandise shall perish or deteriorate, orders the to deliver the merchandise and any other that may have been beyond the said sum to the society of the merchants of the Spyni in Ireland, upon receiving from them security to answer for the to the pope or to any other to whom the money ought to It is provided that all the residue of the said money shall still under arrest until further orders.