1328-10-20, Salisbury

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause the exchequer, with the rolls, tallies, writs, memoranda, and other things concerning it, to be transferred to Westminster, so that it be held there on the morrow of St. Hilary next, and to enjoin the officers of the exchequer to cause the rolls, tallies, writs, and other things to be arrayed and carried thither according to the ordinance of the treasurer and barons, as the king has ordained, by the counsel of the prelates, earls, proceres and magnates of the realm in the parliament at New Sarum, that the exchequer shall be transferred to Westminster and shall be held there during the king's pleasure. The king has ordered the sheriff of York to cause barrels, chests, and other necessaries for the premises to be purveyed and made, and to obey and be intendent to the treasurer and barons in the premises. By K. & 0. . 325 the treasurer and chamberlains, Order to pay money out of the according to their discretion for the carriage of the exchequer and ete. William de Herle and his fellows, justices of the Bench.