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

38 HENRY III.

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1254. Membrane 4-cont.
of prisage-wine; to Peter de Burk 40s. for 2 tuns of prisage-wine;
to Peter Cuccu 211. for 12 tuns purchased and 40s. for 2 tuns of
prisage-wine; to William Bidau 40s. for 2 tuns of prisage-wine;
the like to Ern' Mercer; to William le Maresc[al] 231. 8s. for 13
tuns purchased and 40s. for 2 tuns of prisage-wine; to Peter
Lambert 211. 12s. for 12 tuns purchased and 41. for 4 tuns of
prisage-wine; to William Artur 108s. for 3 tuns purchased; to
Peter de Loupe 191. for 10 tuns purchased and 40s. for 2 tuns of
prisage-wine; to John Pakere 261. for 13 tuns purchased; to
William Josceaume of Bordeaux 321. 6s. for 17 tuns purchased;
to Amauvin de Burgo 191. for 10 tuns purchased; to Peter
Russinol 11. 8s. for 6 tuns purchased; to the partner of Ern[ald]
Frers 151. 4s. for 8 tuns purchased; to Michael Tony 71. for 4 tuns
purchased; to William Batencort 40s. for 2 tuns of prisage-wine;
the like to Himbert de Haubegeis; to John Aruffard 41. for 4 tuns
of prisage-wine; to Bidau de Porta 40s. for 2 tuns of prisagewine; to John de Gisorc' 101. for 10 tuns of prisage-wine of
Saundwic, and 16s. 8d. for carrying them from Sandwic to
Westminster; all taken by the same John for the queen at
London and Sandwic in the 27th and 28th years.
Allocate to William de Wylton, in the issues of the bishopric
of Lincoln while in the king's hand, 50 marks for his expenses
while keeper thereof.
Liberate to the cloth-merchants of Beverl' 521. 10s. 11d. for
18 cloths bought of them in the fair of St. Ives in the 38th year
by the hands of John de Sumercote and Richard de Ewell.
Liberate to Simon de Monte Forti, earl of Leicester, 2001. for
Easter term in the 38th year of the 4001. which he receives yearly
at the Exchequer as dower of Eleanor his wife, the king's sister,
in Ireland, for which the king is surety. By the queen.
Liberate to the same earl 1069 marks balance of the fine of
7,000 marks made with him in the name of Edward the king's son
for the surrender to the king of his castles and land of Gascony.
By the queen.
The king's letters obligatory for the said 7,000 marks are to be
first received at the Exchequer.
Note that the earl is satisfied of the whole sum by writs of
liberate enrolled in this year and the last.
Allocate to the same earl, in his net debts to the king, 1031. 6s. 8d.
in lieu of a like sum, being arrears of the above 7,000 marks.
Cancelled quia aliter in rotulo finium.*
* In the Fine Roll of this year, m. 5, 63rd entry, debts of the earl amounting to
1051. 138. 4d., together with others unspecified, are respited by a writ of 16 May till
the king's return from Gascony.