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

39 HENRY III.

241

1255.

Membrane 2-cont.
king's gift 3 marks to Bernard de Burdel, 5 marks to Hugh de
Nede, and 5 marks to William de Muntrevel, all king's yeomen,
in recompense for horses lost in the king's journey northwards.
By K.
Allocate to the same, in the same issues, 8 marks delivered by
order of R. de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and J.
Maunsell, provost of Beverley, to Eustace Heyrun, crossbowman,
to go with them into Scotland, being arrears of his wages while
with the king in Gascony.

Sept. 26.
Newcastle-onTyne.

Allocate to the mayor and bailiffs of Newcastle-on-Tyne, in
the farm of their town, 101. 16s. for 48 quarters of wheat delivered
to Laurence de Mauneby, clerk of the pantry, to make bread for
the king at Newcastle; 75s. for 180 pounds of wax bought of
Boydekyn le Flemmeng and Thomas Torold and delivered in
the wardrobe to Artald de Sancto Romano, keeper, as witnessed
(testificatas) by Peter de Winton, clerk of the wardrobe; 6 marks
paid to Robert de Fer[ariis] and 40s. to Henry de Hasting, both
king's yeomen, for horses lost while going with the king towards
the parts of Scotland; 20s. paid to the nuns of Newcastle of the
king's gift; and 151. delivered to William de Sancta Ermina,
P. Everardi, Waukelin de Ardern, Bartholomew le Bygod,
William Gernun, Ralph de Bakepuz, and Imbert Pogeys, that is,
40s. each (sic), for loss of horses on the king's service in the parts
of Scotland. By William de Grey.

Sept. 26. Allocate to the same in the said farm 10 marks delivered to the
Durham. king's steward William de Grey and 3 marks to Henry le Peytevyn,
of the king's gift for the loss of their horses on the king's journey
towards Scotland.
Sept. 26. Allocate to the same in the said farm 24s. 7d. spent in unloading
Durham. 76 tuns of wine sent from York by the sheriff of York, and storing
(hospitandis) them at Newcastle.
Sept. 28. Allocate to William Heyrun, sheriff of Northumberland, in the
Darlington. farm of the county, 1921. 12s. 8d. spent in purchase of 83 quarters
of [wheat], 52 tuns of wine, meat, fish, brushwood, litter, coal,
oats, and hay delivered to the serjeants of the household for the
king's expenses while in the parts of Northumberland, and in
carriage thereof to divers places there, by view and testimony of
William de Grey the king's steward, as reckoned by him and
Artald de Sancto Romano and Aubrey de Fiscampo, [keepers] of
the wardrobe, where they have the particulars enrolled.
To the bailiffs of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Contrabreve to carry
59 tuns of wine in their keeping at Newcastle, of those sent from
16-(22)