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 13-cont.
Liberate to John de Besevyle 41. arrears of his wages while with
the king on his service in Gascony, and 41. arrears of wages of
William de la Bazoche his knight while in garrison at the castle
of Blankeford at his expense, both reckoned by Richard le Rus
(Ruffum), king's clerk, and 1008. of the king's gift while in
Gascony; and to Henry del Bek 181. 8s. 4d. like arrears reckoned
by the same Richard; receiving from them the king's letters
patent therefor which they have, and first making payment as
above (see note, p. 338).
MEMBRANE 12.
Allocate to Laurence de Percy the king's chaplain, keeper of
the king's wards (wardarum) in the castle of Windesores, in the
issues of such wards, 5 marks, whereof he has delivered 3 marks to
Bernard de Bovill and 2 marks to Ingram de Percy for their
maintenance.
Nov. 12. Liberate to the prioress and nuns of Ankerwyz, unless already
Windsor. delivered, 101. which should have been delivered by a writ of
liberate issued in the 37th year to Walter de Bradeleg', formerly
the queen's clerk, to take to the queen to buy a rent of 1 mark of
the king's gift to the said nuns.
Liberate to Robert Russell, queen's serjeant, without delay and
without fail on sight hereof, postponing all other matters, 20
marks for the expenses of Katherine the king's daughter and a
kinswoman of the king and the household that is to dwell with
them at Windlesores in the coming absence of the king and
queen.
Nov. 14. Liberate without delay to Walter Shaylard 388. 3d. for bread
Guildford. formerly taken from him for the king by Adam Maunsell, serjeant
of the pantry, who has acknowledged the fact; payment to be
without fail, as Walter has fallen into poverty for lack thereof.
Liberate without delay to Henry de Roeng 758. arrears of his
wages while on the king's service in Gascony down to the Thursday
after St. Peter's Chains in the 38th year as reckoned by Richard
le Rus (Ruffum), king's clerk, and 20s. delivered by the king's
order to John Blench in those parts.
To the sheriff of Wilts. Contrabreve to receive 10 hinds to
be taken in the forest of Graveling and delivered to them by
Richard and William de Candover the king's huntsmen, and to
salt the venison and carry it to Westminster for delivery to the
keeper of the larder by the third day before Christmas against the
feast.