1343-02-24, Byfleet

To the mayor, bailiffs, controller, customers and other good people of the of Kyngeston upon Hull. Recital of the same order with order to certain stathes upon the said water of Hull where all the wool to be shall be weighed in the open, and to cause the porters of wool to that they will loyally serve the king and his people in carrying the without fraud and that they will take no wool by night but openly, they will not suffer the carriage of the wool to be done by others, the mayor and others shall cause the preceding articles to be observed aforesaid, certifying the king in chancery from time to time of all their in the matter. French. By C. To J. archbishop of Canterbury. Summons to attend a parliament to be at Westminster on Monday after the quinzaine of Easter next to treat the truce with the king's adversaries of France arranged at the instance the bishops of Palestrina and Tusculum, cardinals of the Holy Roman envoys of the pope sent to the king for this purpose, to treat peace and upon other causes touching the public weal, warning prior and chapter of Christ Church, Canterbury, the archdeacons and all clergy of his diocese, to attend the said parliament, the prior and in person and the chapter and clergy by their proctors. (Rep. Dignity of a Peer, iv. page 546.) By K. and C, The like to W. archbishop of York and nineteen bishops. _[Jdid.]