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.

1252. MEMBRANE 14.
Jan. 30. To the bailiffs of Bristol. Contrabreve to buy a tun of wine in
Woodstock. the king's town and give it to the wife of William de Chaenny of
the king's gift. By R. Walerand.
To the sheriff of Salop and Stafford. Contrabreve to pay 10
marks of the king's gift to Mereduch son of Richard.
By P. de... (above the line).
By. N.... (on and below the line).
Feb. 1. To the bailiffs of Norhampton. Contrabreve to give a gilt
Woodstock. cup worth 6 marks to the prior and convent of Asseb' of the
king's gift to reserve the Eucharist. By K.
To the bailiffs of Bristol. Contrabreve to give a tun of wine
to Matthew Bezille of the king's gift. By R. W[alerand].
Jan. 6. Payments made in the wardrobe at York to knights of
York. Gascony:To Aldebert the provost, 201. for this term (presenti) of the
yearly fee granted to him by the king during good
service.
To William de Monte Revelli, 251. arrears of his yearly fee.
To the same, 251. of the king's gift.
To Segur de Castro Novo for the loss of his lands and horses
in the war in Gascony, 501.
To Ridel de Brigerak on his return homewards for keeping
certain castles, 661. 13s. 4d. of the king's gift, as is
believed in the wardrobe.
To Oliver de Chalays, 201. arrears of his fee.
To Agnes de Chaleys (sic), 201. arrears of her yearly fee of 101.
To Peter de Chastellun, Oliver's brother, 101. arrears of his
fee, if it be due.
Like payments at Nottingham on the Monday after St.
Hilary:To William Ernald de Kadilak, 101. arrears of his yearly fee.
To the disinherited (pl.) of Frunzak, 1001. of the king's gift
in recompense for their lands in Gascony lost in the
king's service.
To the bailiffs of Selveston. Contrabreve to pay 4s. lid. for
brushwood taken to the king's use at Selveston when he was
last there, to the persons against whom six tallies are made, which
are sent by the bearer hereof. By the steward.
To the men of the king's manor of Feckenham. Contrabreve to
pay 201. without delay to the keepers of the king's works there
out of 401. arrears of the farm of the manor, and to send the