1339-12-01, Byfleet
To the collectors of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of London. Order to receive 10 sacks of wool from the abbot of St. Albans or his attorney and to inform the king concerning them, as the abbot is bound to the king in 80/. 7s. 24d. for the second year of the triennial tenth granted by the clergy in the diocese of Lincoln, and has besought the king to receive 10 sacks of his wool of co. Hertford, according to the price of wool there, ordained by the king and II1. Parr ITI. B73 in part satisfaction, and the king has granted his request conthat he is much charged by the arrival of the king and magand others of the realm at his abbey. By C.
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