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1335-11-03, Alnwick

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer, Dublin. Order to audit the account of Master Thomas de Crosse, both for receipts and livery of money, causing what is reasonable to be allowed to him, and further to do in this matter what pertains to the final issue of that account, as the king, having confidence in the fidelity and industry of Thomas, appointed him receiver of the money to be paid for wages of the men-at-arms, hobelers and archers whom the king ordered to be elected in Ireland and sent in his service to Scotland: and the king also appointed him to pay wages to the said men about to set out in the king's service as aforesaid from that money during pleasure, and Thomas has besought the king to order his account to be audited in this respect. By C.

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