1325-11-13, Cippenham

To John de Bolingbrok, escheator in cos. Warwick, Leicester, Notting- Derby, and Lancaster. Order not to intermeddle further with the of Wroxale, or with anything pertaining thereto, which he has taken the king's hands upon the last voidance, pretending that the custody pertains to the king by reason of the custody of the land and heir the earl of Warwick being in the king's hands, and to restore the issues and profits thereof to the nuns without diminution, as the king learns by taken by the escheator that the priory was founded by one son of Richard, and is now of the patronage of John de Clinton of kinsman and heir of the said Hugh, and that the nuns thereof been wont, from the time of the foundation of the priory, to have all and profits thereof upon each voidance, and to dispose and ordain of the priory and its appurtenances, without Hugh or his heirs intermeddling in any way with the issues and profits or with the priory at any time of or without their receiving anything therefrom.