1258-06-28, Oxford

all persons of Gascony. Because Edward the king's son, to whom king has committed the land of Gascony, intends, as the king has for certain, to make a seneschal and commit the king's castles there certain persons without consulting him, whereby damage and disherison result to him and his son, he commands them not to be intendant to seneschal, or constable or keeper, newly appointed, unless he have the letters patent of assent. hike manner it is commanded to mayors and commonalities of the and towns of Gascony, constables and keepers of castles of that land other bailiffs. like to the mayor and commonalty of Bordeaux these three pairs letters were handed on the eve of 8S. Peter and Paul to John Russel Colin de Wodestok, the king's envoys, to take to Gascony. Tbe like to all persons of Ireland not to be intendant to anyone by the said Edward, without consulting the king, to be justiciary Ireland or keepers of castles there.