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

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CALENDAR OF LIBERATE ROLLS.

1254. Membrane 5-cont.
April 5. To the sheriff of Suffolk. Contrabreve to bring Oliver de
Windsor. Blumvil, taken and detained in the king's prison of Gipewyc
for the recent robbery of the wife of Eudo de Shelfangr', king's
serjeant, to London under a sure guard for delivery to the keeper
of the king's gaol of Neugate, who is ordered to receive him and
keep him there safely till further orders. By C.
Allocate to John de Hanneberge, bailiff of Wodestok, in the
issues of his bailiwick, 12s. spent in carriage of venison from
Wodestok to Portesmuth. By the queen.
April 9. To Godfrey de Lyston. Contrabreve to pay to four serjeantsWindsor. at-arms dwelling in garrison in the castle of Windesores their
wages of 9d. each daily from Michaelmas in the 37th year till
Easter following. By the queen.
To the sheriff of Cambridge. Contrabreve to take Eustace
Duniger, accused (rettatum) of the recent robbery of the wife of
Roger the king's tailor at Hallingebur', as the king marvels
exceedingly that he has dismissed him on bail; and to carry him
and others taken and detained in the king's prison of Cauntebr'
for that robbery to London under a sure guard for delivery to the
keeper of the king's gaol of Newegate who is commanded to
receive them and keep them safely till further orders. By C.
To the sheriff of Leicester. Contrabreve to bring John de
Ichinton the king's approver, taken and detained in the king's
prison of Warr', and John de Hodenhull, William le Hert, and
Richard le Mercer, whom he appeals of complicity in robbery, to
Neugate in safety for delivery to the keeper of the gaol there.
April 15, To the sheriff of Sussex. Contrabreve to make purveyance
Windsor. against the queen's voyage of 60 quarters of coal, 100 cartloads
of brushwood, 20 quarters of salt, 30,000 eggs, 1000 pounds of
suet (sagiminis) and lard, 1000 ells of canvas, 30 dozen chickens,
30 dozen fowls, 40,000 dishes, 100 cakes (gatis), 100 gallons of
vinegar, 4,000 of cummin (? cygminorum), 60 quarters of flour,
30,000 horseshoes (? ferrorum), and 60,000 (clavorum
de Wauz).
To William de Wylton, keeper of the lands late of W. de
Ferrariis, formerly earl of Derby. Contrabreve to take 100 bucks
and 10 bulls in the forests and parks late of the earl, and carry
them to the queen without delay together with 40 swans of the
stock which was the earl's.
To the bailiffs of Portesmuth. Contrabreve to make purveyance
of 70 empty tuns to hold victuals and other things needful
against the queen's voyage. By Matthew Bezille.