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 l-cont.
Liberate to John Malemort hisliveries (as on p. 151) from Michaelmas in the 38th year till Easter following.
Oct. 15. Liberate to S. de Monte Forti, earl of Leicester, 2001. (as on p. 167)
Westminster, for Michaelmas term in the 38th year.
Liberate to brother Alan de Kancia, brother of the order of the
Temple in England, 4,000 marks to take by land to the king in
Gascony, and 60 marks for his expenses.
Liberate to the sacrist of Westminster 12 (obol 'de
muse') arrears for the Translation of St. Edward last past, of
20 which the king granted yearly to be paid as chevage on the
high altar at Westminster by the hand of the king or queen if
present in the realm, and if not, by the hand of the treasurer for
the time being, that is, 12 at the feast of the saint's deposition and
12 at that of his translation.
Oct. 17. Liberate to William Luvel and Philip, Richard, and Henry de
Westminster. Caundovere, the king's huntsmen, 10 marks imprest on their
wages for their expenses.
Allocate to William de Tinhide, sheriff of Wilts, in the issues of
the county, 81. 2s. 6d. spent in purchase of 600 ells of linen
against the feast of St. Edward last, which he delivered to Philip
the king's treasurer and Edward de Westm' to make napkins
against the feast.
To the bailiffs of Suhampton. Contrabreve to pay to William
de Chabbeneys 151. for Easter term in the 38th year and 151. for
Michaelmas term following of his yearly fee of 301. and 201. and 201.
arrears for the same terms of his yearly fee of 401. (as on p. 173).
To the sheriff of Wilts. Contrabreve to buy lead and therewith
sheet (plumbari) the great tower in the king's castle of Salisbury
and the tower over (ultra) the queen's chamber at Clarendon, to
enclose the park of Clarendon with a hedge where paling was
previously ordered, to remove 40 perches of paling from the
top of the park to the bottom towards the lawn, and to repair
the buildings at Clarendon and Salisbury castle where necessary.
To the bailiffs of Andovere. Contrabreve to obey and answer
Robert Waleram for the rents and issues of the manor of Andovere
term by term from Michaelmas term in the 38th year, as they have
been used to answer the king, till Robert has fully received therefrom 350 marks due to him from the land of Wykham, which the
king bought of him for William de Valencia after granting it to