1296-09-01, Berwick-on- Tweed
Safe-conduct, directed to the justiciary, the chancellor, treasurer, sheriffs, bailiffs and others of Ireland, for Master John Bonichi of Siena, chaplain of B. bishop of Albano and S. bishop of Palestrina, cardinals, and papal nuncios to the king and to the king of France, whom the said cardinals are sending to Ireland to exact the procurations due to them in those parts; and the justiviary and the others are to assist in compelling persons, who continue contumacious after having been excommunicated for the appointed time, to give satisfaction. By K Simple protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for John, earl of Caithness (Catannia).
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