THE DUKE OF SUFFOLK TO THOMAS JEFFREYS[74-4]

The Duc of Suffolk.

_To Thomas Jeffreys our ffermour of Maundevills, greting._

[Sidenote: 1484 / MAY 1]

We wole and streitly charge you that ye content and paie unto the

bringer herof for money imployed in our houshold thre pound threttenne

shillings and foure pens for such stuff as we our owne person have

promysed, and not to be failed upon our worship. Of the which some of

lxxiij_s._ iiij_d._ so by you contented and paied, we wole and also

stretly charge our auditors for the tyme being, by virtu of this our

writing, signed with our hand, to make you dew and pleyn allowaunce at

your next accompt.

At Wingfeld, the first day of May in the first yer of Kyng Richard the

III^{de}.

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