1311-10-09, London
Order to the collectors of the custom on wools, hides, woolfells and things for sale in the port of Newcastle upon Tyne to take the on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit, mark on the sack of mark on 300 woolfells and a mark on the last of hides, and . 109 to meddle no further with all other customs levied after the coronation of Edward I, pursuant to the ordinance made by the prelates, earls and barons of the realm, to whom the king by letters patent granted power to ordain touching the state of the household and the realm. By K. & the whole council.
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