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.

1251. Membrane 17-cont.
To the sheriff of Notingham. Contrabreve to make a wardrobe
for the queen at Clipston, a privy chamber in the queen's great
chamber, and another at the end of the hall, to buy a chalice,
vestments, books, and other necessary ornaments for the new
chapel, to make a high bench and other benches in the new hall,
to remove the small fireplace in the great hall, and to make a
fireplace with (per) one hood (mantellum) in the king's wardrobe
and another in the queen's wardrobe with one and the same flue;
the cost to be credited by the view and testimony of lawful men.
Dec. 18. Liberate to the abbot of Pontigny, or to his known messenger
Hodsock. bearing the king's letters patent granted to the abbot of Re
(Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1232-1247, p. 485), 301. at the Easter
Exchequer in the 36th year, and 301. at the Michaelmas Exchequer
following, out of the issues of cos. York and Lancaster, in lieu of
the above grant, which the abbot of Re transferred to the abbot
of Pontigny by his letters patent at the tomb of St. Edmund;
the said letters patent of the king and those of the abbot of Re
to be received from the abbot of Pontigny on payment of the
money. By K.
To the sheriff of Notingham. Contrabreve to pay half a mark
to the friars minors of Notingham for carriage to Notingham of
20 cartloads of fallen tree-trunks and dead wood which the king
gave them for fuel. By K.
To the sheriff of Cumberland. Contrabreve to buy 30 quarters
of wheat, 20 quarters of barley, and 30 quarters of oats in his
bailiwick and deliver them to the friars preachers of Carlisle of
the king's gift for their maintenance.
By J. prior of Newburgh (corrected from Neubo).
Dec. 29. Allocate to William de Salekoc, sheriff of Cumberland, in the
York. issues of the amercements of the forest eyre of G. de Langele
and his fellows, justices last itinerant in the county, 601. delivered
~in the wardrobe at York to P. Chacepork, keeper, at the feast
of St. Thomas the martyr. By K. and T. de Wintonia.
Allocate to Thomas de Stanford, escheator, in the issues of
his bailiwick, 50 marks delivered to Erna[ld] Cotin at Christmas
in the 36th year on his fee of 201. for Hilary term in the 36th
and 37th years, payment whereof in hand was granted.
Allocate to Master Godfrey de Ludham, precentor of York,
10 marks which he should have paid at the Michaelmas Exchequer
of the 40 marks wherein he was amerced for a forest trespass
before the justices of the forest last itinerant in co. Nottingham,
which 10 marks he paid by the king's order to Ernald Cotin at