John Thorneburgh solicitor of the staple
of Calais have given in a bill
of the Surplus their for one year
over and besid all the surplus coming
& growing out of the port of Southampton
be the same space

John Reding treasurer w ‌ my Lord the
Duke of York have borrowed for the King's
grace in loan for the expenses of my aforesaid
Lords household which is to be repaid
by the hands of John cut receiver of the Duchy

Sir Rob Litton undertreasurer owes the
surplus of the great wardrobe for one
year ended at Michaelmas A ‌ 15th by the
view of the auditors book which he promises
to pay at Christmas next coming

The Queen's grace is bound in an
indenture to pay at midsummer next coming
for silks bought of the King's grace



John Brewester of Gainsborough owes
for 28 qrts of malt at the qrt
delivered by John Knolles in the charge
of John Mikloo

John Boughhay bailiff of Wragby in
Lincoln shire owes for as much money
as he received for corns sold by John
Myklow in Lincoln shire