1328-10-14, Salisbury
the treasurer, barons, and chamberlains of the exchequer. John de citizen of London, has besought the king to cause to be paid 1100. 8s. 53d. the surplus of his account of the time when he was of the custom of wool, hides, and wool-fells in the port of for divers costs and expenses paid by him out of the issues of the by the late king's order for the repair of houses in the palace at and in the manor of Eltham, as appears by the said account exchequer: the king therefore orders them to examine the account and if they find that the said sum is due to John, to cause him to or assignment therefor. By pet. of . the sheriff of Southampton.
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