[1] [2] A toll deman|ded in the low countries.In this yeare was an old toll demanded in Flan|ders of Englishmen called th [...] [...]oll of the hound, which is a riuer and a passage. The toll is twelue pence of a fardell. It had béene often demanded, but neuer paied, insomuch that king Henrie the seuenth for the demand of that toll, prohibited all his subiects to kéepe anie mart at Antwerpe or Barrow, till it was promised that vpon their returne the said toll should neuer be demanded. The king sent doctor Knight, and others to Calis, whither came the emperours com|missioners, and there (vpon talke) the matter was put in suspension for a time. The king hauing purcha|sed of the cardinall after his attendure in the premu|nire his house at Westminster,

Yorke place or white Hall now the palace of Westmin|ster.

S. Iames.

called Yorke place, and got a confirmation of the cardinals feoffement thereof, made of the chapter of the cathedrall church of Yorke, purchased this yeare also all the medows about saint Iames, and there made a faire mansion and a parke for his greater commoditie & pleasure. And bicause he had a great affection to the said house at Westminster, he bestowed great cost in going forward with the building thereof, and changed the name, so that it was after called the kings palace of Westminster.