1343-04-26, Mortlake

the collectors of the customs of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port Order to pay to Queen Isabel, or to her attorney, 2501. for term last, as the late king assigned to her when he married her manors and lands to the value of 4,500/. to hold as her dower, and surrendered these at the request of the present king and the of the realm, and the king assigned to her divers manors to the of 8,000/. yearly, and on 11 August in the 11th year of the the king granted to her 1,500/., to be received yearly of customs, to wit 500/. in that port, 500/. in the port of Boston 500/. in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull, to be received by the there for her life, and afterwards the king granted that she should the 1,500J. in those ports both of the subsidy granted beyond the and of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the same form, the king wished that one part of the coket seal in those ports, which remains in the custody of the controller of customs there, should to the queen or to her attorney to be kept under the seals of in those ports until the queen should be satisfied for what was to her of the 500. and that she should have the custody of that so long as she received the customs, and the agreement made with the of Almain, to whom the king granted the customs and subsidies the ports of the realm, contains that rents and fees assigned to or others in fee or for life upon those customs shall be paid to yearly. like to the following, to wit : The collectors of customs in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull. The collectors of customs in the port of Boston.