1338-10-13, Kennington
To the taxers and collectors in co. Bedford of the triennial tenth end granted by the laity. Order to supersede the levying from Trussel of Cubbesdon, the king's yeoman, of his movables in county, until the Purification next, because of certain reasons shown the council, notwithstanding the King's order to them to levy tenth and fifteenth of all who had letters of acquittance of such for on 12 March, in the 11th year of the reign, the king granted he should be quit of such aids. By C.
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