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.

1255. Membrane 7-cont.
To the bailiffs of Norhampton. Contrabreve to carry to the
Tower of London without delay, for delivery to the keeper of the
wardrobe there, the cloths to be delivered to them by John de
Strafford, king's clerk.
*April 7. Liberate to Reynold de Salines 201. due on his fee of 201., that
Reading. is, 101. for Michaelmas term in the 38th year and 101. for Easter
term following; 121. 2s. arrears of his wages while with the king
on his service in Gascony, as reckoned by Richard le Rus (Ruffum),
king's clerk; 101. for a horse lost on the king's service there as
testified by Robert Walerand; and 10 marks for the like as
testified by Richard de Grey; first receiving from him the king's
letters patent therefor.
Liberate to the priors (sic) and brethren of the Carthusians
50 marks etc. Cancelled quia aliter inferius (5th entry below).
Liberate to Raymond de Sancto Martino 20 marks 7s. ld.,
being 10 marks 3s. 6~d. for Easter term in the 37th year, and the
like for Michaelmas term following, of the sum which he receives
yearly. Aliter inferius. Ideo vacat istud liberate.
Liberate to Iterius de Anguisse (Angusse in margin) 141. arrears
of his wages while with the king on his service in Gascony down
to the Thursday after St. Peter's Chains, as reckoned by Richard
le Rus (Ruffum), king's clerk, receiving from him the letters
patent which he has therefor; and 30 marks for Easter term in
the 39th year of the 30 marks granted to him yearly as a fee to
maintain himself in the king's service.
To the bailiffs of Winchester. Contrabreve to let the king's
almoner Simon the chaplain have 100 pairs of shoes (as on p. 155)
at Clarendon on the Wednesday before Whitsuntide for distribution to the poor against that feast.
To the bailiffs of Windesores. Contrabreve to let the queen's
almoner Hugh the chaplain have 71 pairs of shoes (as on p. 155),
for distribution as above, and 5s. lld. to sew 71 poor men's
tunics, all at the above date at Windesores.
Liberate to the prior and brethren of the Carthusians 50 marks
for the 37th year and 50 marks for the 38th year of the 50 marks
which they receive yearly of the king's fixed alms. Note that
nothing now remains due to them but 25 marks for Easter term
in the 39th year.

* Rectius May?