1344-03-07, Westminster
Order to cause moneyers and dies for stamping making money of sterling at Canterbury to be provided and money to made in accordance with the ordinance of the king and council that should be made in England in a certain form, and to cause the of three stamps to be delivered to John archbishop of Canterbury, in with the king's charters to him and his predecessors, as the has caused such money to be made and stamped at the Tower of By C. the treasurer and barons of the exchequer, Dublin, and to the chamthere. Order on account of certain causes laid before the council, to make any assignment, or payment of money, ferms or issues until arrival of Ralph de Ufford, whom the king has appointed justiciary of without the king's special order, but to cause all such money to be safely in the treasury until the arrival of the justiciary, notwithstanding assignments previously made by them or other minister of the king. By K. and C,
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