Licence to John Mathoren and William Hobson to carry corn to Isle of Man, 1402 · Revestment 1765

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Name: Licence to John Mathoren and William Hobson to carry corn to Isle of Man, 1402
Description: A royal licence granted by King Henry IV permitting John Mathoren and William Hobson, servants of the Earl of Northumberland, to purchase four weyes of corn in Ireland and transport them to the Isle of Man and Carlisle. The document is transcribed from the Rotuli Patentium et Clausarum Cancellariae Hiberniae and represents early medieval trade regulation between Ireland, Man, and England.
Date: 17 February 1402
Place: Isle of Man; England; Ireland
Collection: Scottish and English Contention
Type: Primary Source Transcription
Date Created: 1402-02-17
Creator: The Crown (Henry IV)
Audience: John Mathoren and William Hobson
Identifier: Rotuli Patentium et Clausarum Cancellariae Hiberniae, 3 HEN. IV
Language: English, Latin