Alexander, king of Scots, commands the sheriffs, grieves and the rest of his bailies on the north side of the Scottish Sea to enquire what are the hospices and lodgings of the bishop of Aberdeen, both in the burghs and other of the king’s manors, and those which they shall have found to be his, by the diligent and faithful performance of the said enquiry, they should cause him to possess the same henceforth.