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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Liberate to Bartholomew le Bigod, after payments as above,
100s. for the same term of his yearly fee of 101.
Liberate to the abbot of Tyrun, after payment as above, 20
marks for the same term of the 20 marks granted to him yearly of
the king's fixed alms.
Allocate to William de Stowa, sheriff of Cambridge, in his
farm of the county, 151. 15s. 10d. spent on pike and eels which he
bought in his bailiwick against the feast of St. Edward last past
and delivered to the keepers of the larder, and in carriage thereof
to Westminster, as reckoned and attested by William de Grey,
king's steward.
Oct. 20. Allocate to Patrick de Ulvesby, sheriff of Lancaster, in the issues
Westminster. of the last eyre in the county (corrected from the farm of the
county), 1211. delivered to Roger de Ros the king's tailor and
Hugh de Turri his colleague, takers of the wardrobe at Boston
fair last past, to pay for certain purchases, as they have acknowledged before the king.
Allocate to William de Englefeud, in his debts to the king, 20
marks for Michaelmas term in the 40th year (as on p. 281).
Oct. 22. Liberate to Lucy late the wife of Rhiwallon (Rual'n') de Brey,
Westminster. after payments (as under Oct. 3), 100s. for the same term of her
yearly fee of 101.
Oct. 21. * Liberate to the king's clerks Aubrey de Fiscampo and Simon
Westminster. Passelewe, to the use of William de Abbechirch, Mabel la Frowe,
John Fynamur, William de Line', Ralph de Bassishawe, Robert
le Long, William Tylly, Robert Sawer, Stephen de Ponte, William
le Paumer, Maude wife of Walter le Poter, Robert de Westmeln,
Adam Wulf, Robert le Enveyse, Thomas le Furner, Ingolt (sic)
le Baker, Richard Jencelyn, William de Waltham, Gilbert de
Distaflane, Katherine de Modingham, William de Malling, and
Roger de Bellingesgate, 100 marks in part payment of debts of
the household, the money to be divided among them according
to the amount of the debts and the tallies they hold till the king
shall provide for payment of the balance.
Liberate to Andrew Poygnaunt, king's clerk, 191. 10s. for 1,000
pounds of wax bought by him for the king by view and testimony
of Philip Luvel, treasurer; and to Arnold Rose 201. for the like
bought of him by William de Haselbech, the king's chamberlain
of London, and delivered in the wardrobe, as testified by P. de
* Marginal heading- De pacacione facta pluribus de London'.