In the following year, on 24 November 1384, the same pope granted Wardlaw with the powers of a legate in Scotland and Ireland. At this point in time, cardinals had to "vacate" their bishoprics upon becoming a cardinal, and so Wardlaw ceased using the title "Bishop of Glasgow".
The following year, on November 24th, 1384, the same pope granted Wardlaw with the powers of a legate in Scotland and Ireland. This was because cardinals had to vacate their bishoprics upon becoming a cardinal, so Wardlaw stopped using the title "Bishop of Glasgow".