1375-09-01, Rockingham
To the collectors of customs and subsidies in the port of the city London. Order, for particular causes, to cause proclamation to made within that port on the king's behalf forbidding any merchant other native or alien by virtue of any command of the king to the heretofore made or otherwise after Michaelmas next until order to take any wool, hides or woolfells over to any foreign or cause them to be so taken, under pain of forfeiture, but to all such merchants so to do without let until that feast, the subsidies and duties being first paid. By K. and C. [Foedera.]
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