1322-04-30, York exchequer Ireland

To the keeper of the office of the treasurer and to the barons of the Order to allow to Master Walter de Istlep, late treasurer of in his account at the exchequer, the sum of 131/. 1s. 64d, if they that he paid that sum to John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, as he says he paid it by virtue of the king's order to pay it to the said John, who paid that sum for the king to Peter Michole, John Michole, and de Losberk for wines brought from them, to wit 83/, Ls. 8d. to Peter John on behalf of Vitalis de Bonas, merchant of wines, for wine from him by Henry de Say, the king's late butler, in the second of the reign, and 47/. 19s. 10 d. to, Arnald de Losberk, burgess and of Marmand, for wines bought from him at Newcastle-on-Tyne Andrew de Lenne, attorney of the said Henry, on 11 July, in the third of the reign, as appears by a bill under the seal of John de Drokenesbishop of Bath and Wells, then keeper of the wardrobe, for the firstsum, and by a bill of Ingelard de Warle, keeper of the wardrobe, for second sum.