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

41 HENRY III.

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1256. Membrane 13-cont.
Nov. 3. Allocate to Robert Walerand, formerly keeper of the bishopric
of St. David's, in his debts to the king, 161. 16s. spent in maintenance of serjeants, mounted and on foot, to keep the manors of
the bishopric while void and in his keeping.
To the sheriff of Salop and Stafford. Contrabreve to let Marmaduke son of Richard, who lost his lands in Wales on account of his
service to the king, to have 101. for Michaelmas term in the 40th
year of the yearly fee of 201. granted to him during pleasure to
maintain himself in the king's service.
To the bailiff of Havering. Contrabreve to finish the queen's
chapel at Havering out of the farm of the manor by the advice
of Master John de Gloucestria the king's mason, the cost to be
credited by view and testimony of lawful men.
To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to carry 40 tuns of
wine without delay to Winchester, 4 to Wherwell, 40 to Clarendon,
8 to Lotegarshale, 30 to Merleberge, 4 to Sandelford, 16 to
Radinge, 4 to Abbendone, 8 to Oxford, 40 to Wodestok, 4 to
Chauton, 12 to Geudeford, 8 to Brehulle, and 2 to Farendone, out
of 220 (sic) to be taken in the parts of Suthampton by Peter de
Gisorciis, taker of the king's wines, and to stow them safely in
the cellars of those places against the king's arrival.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to carry 112 tuns of
wine to Westminster, 6 to Waltham, 4 to St. Alban's, 2 to Royston
(Crucem Roes'), 2 to Dinneslegh, 12 to Merton, 2 to Sutton, 16
to Keninton, 2 to Certeseye, and 80 to Windesores, out of 238 to
be taken and delivered to them at London by Thomas Sporun
and Matthew Bokerel, king's chamberlains of London, and to
stow them as above.
Nov. 4. Liberate to William de Chaunlite 30 marks for his expenses and
Windsor. other small items of armour against his new knighthood, the king
having lately decked him and two others with the belt of knighthood.
Liberate to the king's brother Guy de Leziniaco 1001. for
Michaelmas term in the 40th year which he receives yearly in the
name of Gaucher de Chastyllun for the manor of Derteford, and
501. for the same term of the yearly fee of 1001. which he receives
in addition to his yearly fee.
Nov. 4. Allocate to Robert Wallerand, in the issues of co. Gloucester
Westminster. while he was sheriff, 20s. spent in salting 20 pigs and 40 sows
taken by the king's huntsmen in the forest of Dene and carrying
them to Westminster against Christmas in the 33rd year; 24s.