Order by Joan de Valence, countess of Pembroke, to allow Ralph de Sutton, her receiver,...

Order by Joan de Valence, countess of Pembroke, to allow Ralph de Sutton, her receiver, certain sums upon his account, viz: for spices (speciebus) bought at Wyncestre fair by the hand of William de Caperegg, viz. 72s. for a hundred and a half of wax; 18s. 9d. for a hundred and a half of almonds; 40s. for 24lb. ginger; 40s. for 24lb. canel; 24s. for 24lb. pepper; 3s. for 24lb. rice; 8s. for 4lb. galingale; 26s. for 4lb. saffron; 7s. 6d. for 100lb. cummin by the greater hundred (per majus centum); 26s. 8d. for two loaves of sugar of 20lb. weight; 21d. for 6 ells of canvas to put all the above in; total: 13l. 7s. 8d.; 6s. for the expense of Richard [Ri'di] de Andevere, William de Capereg and himself (Rad'i), there, for two days, and of Sir Roger de Inkepenne for one day, and 3s. 6d. for the expenses of the said William there for three days, after the others' departure; 11s. 2d. for the expenses of the said William, Robert of the wardrobe, and Roger the tailor, there, for four days buying pelts (pellur') and canvas to put them in, and 6d. for the weighing of a sack and a half of wool of Colingeburn; 11½d. for the expenses of the carter from Colingeburn for two days fetching the spices and pelts to Swyndon; 2s. for the hire of lodging for the said William and the others while they stayed there: total 24s. 1½d. Total to be allowed, 14l. 11s. 9½d. Swyndon, Wednesday, the eve of St. Michael, 28 Edward [I].