1216-11-20, Marlborough Knights William
Mandate to John son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, to send one of his with power to surrender in his name to the king the castles late of Marshal, earl of Pembroke, in Ireland, in order that the king may them to the right heirs of the earl. To Master H. de Mortuo Mari, official of the archbishop of Canterbury. king is sending to him his clerk Master R. de Cantilupo, whom he appointed as his proctor to propose before him the things which his crown and dignity in the matter of the election to the church Shaftebury, and he will ratify whatever the same Master does in his in the matter of Shaftebury, with justice ; and the king signifies the to the prioress and nuns.
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