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 4-cont.
York, out of 100 which Robert de Dacre, taker of the king's wines,
will take in the coming fair at Boston and deliver to him.
By the queen.
Afterwards Robert was commanded to take only 40 tuns.
May 11. Allocate to Adam son of Walter and Robert le Corduaner,
Mortlake. bailiffs of Oxford, in the farm of that town, 201. 154d. spent in
paying for 20 cloths taken from them by John de Sumercote and
Richard de Euuell for the king in the fair of St. Ives in the
38th year, and in carrying them from Oxford to the fair as enjoined by the king.
By the queen, by witness of J. de Sumercote and R. de Ewell.
Allocate to Robert le Vavasor, sheriff of Notingeham, his rightful
allowance in respect of the grant to Edward the king's son of
certain revenues to be collected by his bailiffs in the castellary
of Tykehull for 7 years from 18 October in the 34th year (Calendar
of Patent Rolls, 1247-1258, p. 75). By the queen.
Liberate to Master Henry the king's surgeon 5~ marks and 12d.
for Easter term in the 38th year of his yearly fee of 101., and 4j
marks of the king's gift to prepare himself for his voyage to the
king in Gascony. By the queen.
Note that there is deducted from his yearly fee 51s. 4d. for 13
shops late of Peter de Frowyc which the king gave him in the city
of London.
Allocate to Richard de Vernun, formerly bailiff of the Peak,
in the issues of that bailiwick, 221. 6s. ld. delivered to Richard
Brun, king's serjeant, to pay the Welsh serjeants whom he
brought to the king in Gascony. By the queen.
To the sheriff of Salop and Stafford. Contrabreve to pay 101.
to Meredith son of Richard for Easter term in the 38th year
(as on p. 86). By the queen.
May 11. Allocate to the bailiffs of Lincoln 511. 3s. 6d. for 6 cloths of
Mortlake. scarlet bought of the men of Lincoln in the fair of St. Ives by the
hands of John de Sumercote and Richard de Ewell.
By the queen.
Liberate to William Tyrel 141. for 7 tuns of wine bought of him
for the king; to William Ern[aldi] 271. for 15 tuns purchased
41. for 4 tuns of prisage-wine, and 1058. for 3 tuns purchased;
to Peter Pinkac of Bordeaux 71. 4s. for 4 tuns purchased, and 40s.
for 2 tuns of prisage-wine; to Bernard de Brigerak 28 tuns for
20 tuns purchased and 40s. for 2 tuns of prisage-wine; to Ern'
Joan 151. 4s. for 8 tuns purchased; to Bidau de Baunc 641. 12s.
for 28 tuns purchased and 40s. for 2 tuns of prisage-wine; to
William le Flemeng 351. for 20 tuns purchased and 40s. for 2 tuns