Memorand that William Coope Hungate & Warley
have received all such sums of money as was
Levied for the voyage over see as well of the 15
dismes as benevolence wherefore they must account
for the same. And John Clerk auditor have all
the books pertaining to the same of every shire
particularly

M ‌ that Tofte have seassed certain velvets & other
silks over and besides certain corses & Riband
in great value

M ‌ to speke to Warley to pay for the Canvas which
is in the King's wardrobe to answer money therefore

M ‌ that the King's grace have at Calais 240 sacks
of fine & medle wools after the weight
of Hampton delivered by John Dawtry for the
which must be answered for clerely all things
deducted with custume & all 5000 marks or thereabout
which weieth at Calais 278 sacks & 26 cl as appears by a bill of John Dawtrys
particularly Remaignyng in the King's hands

M ‌ that Sir John Shaa have the Charge of all the
said wools at Calais & and must therefore

M ‌ that the King's gce have delivered to Sir David Phelip & other
a comission for a subsidy to be had in the Isle of Guernsey
towards the wars of Scotland

M ‌ that the King's grace have bought a great quantite of
brimstone Saltepeter & colepoudre for gounpowdre
which is delivered to John Dawtry by indenture
which he must answer for