1336-02-12, Walsingham

To the same. Whereas the king lately ordered William de la Pole to those 100 tuns of wine which the king caused to be bought from by the treasurer, to be carried to Berwick-upon-Tweed and delivered the keeper of the king's victuals there by indenture, and the king would William to have due payment for the costs of that carriage and for price of the wines according to the agreement made with him, and by of that order William sent 100 tuns of wine to the said place, and divers costs in the carriage thereof, for which expenses he has not been satisfied, as he says; the king orders the treasurer and if they find this to be so, to cause 4/. to be allowed to William for tun of the said wine, and his reasonable expenses for the carriage of the same, in his account. By K.