1328-10-20, Salisbury
Order to the Bench, together with the rolls, writs, and other things pertaining it, to be transferred to Westminster, so that it be held there in the of Easter next, adjourning to that place the parties pleading them who ought to be adjourned, as the king has ordained by the afuresaid that the Bench shall be transferred thither and be held during his pleasure. The king has ordered the treasurer and chamto cause the charges about the carriage of the rolls, writs, fines, memoranda to Westminster to be paid to William or to those whom he depute. The king has ordered Peter de Ludyngton, his clerk in the fo cause the rolls, writs, feet of fine, and other things touching the in his custody to be arrayed and curried to the said place according ordinance of the said justices. in pursuance to Peter de Ludyngton. in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains, the sheriff of York.
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