1334-06-12, Newcastle upon Tyne
Grant to the prior and brethren of the sings hospital of St. John the Baptist without the new gate of Dublin in Ireland that, whereas the re charged with the sustenance of a hundred and fifty-five poor sic persons besides the chaplains and lay brethren of the hospital and at present have not enough to support the charge because their goods and possessions in the suburb of the said city and elsewhere in Ireland are greatly wasted by hostile attacks of Scots and Irish, they shall have as alms all deodands of the land of Ireland, which they have used to have at the will of the justiciary, for seven years from this day. By pet. of C. 19.
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