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.

1256. Membrane 8-cont.
June 6. Liberate to William de Gardinis, after payments as above,
Westminster. 5 marks for Easter term in the 40th year of his yearly fee of 5
marks.
Allocate to Walter Giffard, formerly escheator in co. Devon,
in the issues of his bailiwick, 25 marks 6s. 8d. delivered to John
Walerand, king's clerk, in part payment of 30 marks for the same
term of the yearly fee of 30 marks which he receives at the
Exchequer till the king shall provide for him more abundantly.
June 7. Allocate to Henry de Droeys, escheator in co. Gloucester, in
Westminster. the issues of his bailiwick, 4 marks 68. 8d. delivered to the said
John in part payment of the said 30 marks. Note that by the
two preceding writs the whole sum for that term has been paid.
June 7. Allocate to Hamo de Crevequer, in his debts to the king,
Westminster. 401. for 100 oaks which he sold at the king's request in his park
of Bukingefald by the hands of Master Alexander the king's
carpenter for the works of the church of Westminster in the 40th
year.
Liberate, after payments to Count Thomas de Sabaudia and
others as enjoined, to Hugh de Clifford 20 marks for Easter term
in the 39th year and 20 marks for Easter term in the 40th year of
his yearly fee of 20 marks, and to Richard de Ripariis 40 marks
for the same terms of his yearly fee of 20 marks.
Allocate to Hugh de Goldingham, steward of the forest between
the bridges of Oxford and Stanford, in the issues of his bailiwick,
101. from Easter in the 39th year to Easter in the 40th year, and
101. thenceforward to Easter in the 41st year, for his maintenance
in that office.. By Philip Luvell.
June 7. To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to carry 5 tuns of wine
Westminster. with all speed to Guldeford to place in the king's cellars there,
and 30 tuns by water to Henleye for delivery to the sheriff of
Oxford, who is commanded to receive them there and carry them
with all speed to Wodestok against the king's arrival there,
which will be shortly, out of 35 tuns to be delivered at London by
Philip Luvel the treasurer.
To the sheriff of Oxford. Contrabreve to receive the said
30 tuns at Henleye and carry them to Wodestok as above and
place them safely in the king's cellars there.
To the sheriff of Norfolk. Contrabreve to pay 30 marks of the
king's gift without delay to Geoffrey de Bello Campo.
By John Maunsell.