Catalogue description Richard II. to Thomas Duke of Gloucester. As it is uncertain whether peace or war with France will ensue, revokes his appointment to the government of Ireland. Windsor, 23 July 16 Ric. II. "Copied out of the original.

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Title: Richard II. to Thomas Duke of Gloucester. As it is uncertain whether peace or war with France will ensue, revokes his appointment to the government of Ireland. Windsor, 23 July 16 Ric. II. "Copied out of the original.
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Richard II. to the Earl of Ormond.

 

Thanks him for his services in the "salvation" of Ireland. Has discharged the Duke of Gloucester from its government, and ordered the Earl of March to undertake the same as soon as possible. In the mean time appoints Ormond as Justice, as will appear by the letters patent; he will be assisted by the Archbishop of Dublin, now appointed Chancellor, and by the Bishop of Meath. Sends over the Chancellor with men-at-arms and archers, and with 2,000 marks, to be delivered by the King's serjeant, John Elingham, to the Treasurer of Ireland. Desires credence for the Chancellor respecting the revenues. Windsor Castle, 25 July.

 

Dated "16" Ric. II. by Carew.

 

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Held by: Lambeth Palace Library, not available at The National Archives
Former reference in its original department: MS 608, f. 63b
Language: French

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