Calendar of the liberate rolls preserved in the Public record office. / Prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records.

37 HENRY III.

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1253. Membrane 5-cont.
May 23. Liberate to William de Gardinis 5 marks for Easter term in the
Windsor. 37th year of his yearly fee of 5 marks.
Liberate to Richard de Munbiliard 80 marks arrears for the 34th
and 35th years of his yearly fee of 40 marks.
Liberate to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary
of the Teutons 40 marks for Easter term in the 37th year of the
40 marks which they receive yearly of the king's fixed alms.
Allocate to William de Bello Campo, sheriff of Worcester, in the
issues of that county, 40 marks delivered to G. de Langele in the
32nd year to maintain himself in the king's service.
To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to salt 4 stags
and 4 bucks without delay which Robert de Mares will take in the
forest of Salsey and deliver, and to carry them to the king against
the coming Whitsuntide.
May 26. To the sheriff of Devon. Contrabreve to pay 501. of the king's
Windsor. gift without delay to W. bishop of Bath and Wells, going on the
king's errand beyond seas.
To the bailiffs of Bristol. Contrabreve to pay 401. to the sheriff
of Gloucester immediately on sight hereof to make purveyance for
the king as enjoined against the king's voyage to Gascony.
MEMBRANE 4.
May 26. Allocate to Robert Wallerand, in the issues of co. Gloucester
Windsor. while he was sheriff, 41. 10s. spent in maintenance of two hostages
in Gloucester castle from Michaelmas in the 33rd year to Michaelmas in the 34th year at ld. each daily, 63s. for the like from the
last-named date for 36 weeks till the feast of St. Kenelm following,
30s. spent on their robes and shoes during that time, and 24s.
spent in sending lampreys, salmon, and shad (alosis) to the king
in Lent in the 34th year; in the issues of his bailiwick while he
was the king's bailiff in West Wales, 371. 16s. spent in wages of
4 mounted serjeants-at-arms keeping the castle of Gilgaran
in war-time from the Purification in the 30th year for 27 weeks
till the feast of St. Laurence following at 12d. each daily. 371. 16s.
spent in wages of 24 footmen on like duty at 2d. each daily,
181. 18s. spent in wages of 2 mounted serjeants-at-arms keeping
the castle of Pembroke during the same time, 151. 15s. spent in
wages of 10 footmen in garrison in the same castle during that
time at 2d. each daily, and 401. spent in keeping the castle of
Haerford for two years; and in the issues of the bishopric of
St. David's while void and in the king's keeping, 161. 16s. spent in
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