October 15, Sleaford
Mandate to the cardinal archbishop of Canterbury, his suffiagans and their officials, to appoint fitting places and sufficient terms for the hearing of various questions relating to debts incurred by R. de Dena, canon of Mallinges, and Thomas, his brother, clerk, in the business of the king of England, and to losses incurred while, by order of G. cardinal legate, they were combating the enemies of the church and the king, about which actions have been brought by their creditors and others in many places.
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