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1343-02-01, Kennington

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to account with William de Kelleseye, the king sclerk, receiver of the money arising from the king's wool in Flanders, for his costs and expenses, and to cause him to have allowance in his account for the costs and expenses which he has reasonably incurred in his office, as he has besought the king to order such allowance to be made to him, as he incurred divers expenses in the carriage of money, the hiring of houses, the sending of envoys and tolls, made by him at divers places of Brabant and Flanders for divers affairs of the king touching his office and at other times by reason of the same office. By C.

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