1323-07-31, Cowick
during pleasure of Henry de Thrapston, king's clerk, to the of the writs and rolls before the chief justice of Ireland in following him. The said Henry, by himself or by clerks for whom be responsible, is to do what pertains to the office of the custody of writs and rolls aforesaid, as well as of indictments, records, bills and things touching the said pleas in any manner, and is to enrol the pleas ; and he is to receive all things from the said justice in like as other clerks, who have held the said office, have been accustomed By K. & C.
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