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1343-05-15, Westminster

To the collectors of customs in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull. Order to permit David Mareschal or his attorneys to lade 4 sacks 10 stones 53 pounds of wool in that port and take them to the staple in Flanders, after paying at the rate of 3 mark a sack for the custom, as the king assigned to David 4 sacks 10 stones 53 pounds of the wool granted in the North Riding co. York for the 15th year of the reign, which were due to the king by Anketinus Salyayn and his fellows, late assessors and collectors of wool in that Riding, of the remainder of their account rendered at the exchequer, at 81. the sack beyond the custom of mark due thereon, to the price of 351. 8s. 10d. in part satisfaction of those 100 marks which he received from the king yearly, and of the wages due to him for the war of Scotland. By bill of the treasurer. 16.

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