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.

359

1257. Membrane 9-cont.
Feb. 28. To Godfrey de Liston. Contrabreve to repair the king's great
Windsor. stable at Windesores where absolutely necessary out of the issues
of his bailiwick.
March 2. To the same. Contrabreve to let the keeper of the king's garden
[Windsor] at Windesores have as many stakes as may be necessary to prop
up the king's vine there, with carriage thereof, and to repay him
the 16d. which he spent thereon last year.
March 3. Allocate to Philip de Aure, William de Dene, and William de
Amersham. Weston, appointed to make certain sales in the forest of Dene,
in the issues thereof, 731. 13s. 4d. delivered in the wardrobe at
Amondesham to Artald etc. on Friday in the first week of Lent.
March 7. Liberate to the king's kinsman Henry, brother of the king of
St. Albans. Castile, 20s. daily for the maintenance of his household from
Friday, the morrow of St. Thomas the apostle in the 41st year,
till the coming mid-Lent, both days included.
March 16. Liberate to William Gumbard 71. 15s. 3d. for gingerbread
Westminster. taken from him for the king in the 37th year by the hands of
Roger de Ros and of Richard de Shireburn, king's clerks.
To the bailiffs of Suhampton. Contrabreve to buy a tun of wine
and deliver it to the abbot of Netley (Loco Sancti Edwardi), as
the king has granted him a tun yearly by charter for the celebration of divine service in his house.
To the same. Contrabreve on their allegiance, seeing that the
king is in very great need of wine for the parliament which
he is to hold in London in mid-Lent, to carry with all speed to
Kingeston for delivery to the bailiffs there, that they may carry
them to the king at Westminster as enjoined, the 40 tuns of wine
which Walter le Flemeng will deliver out of 120 tuns taken by
Peter de Gisorcio, taker of the king's wines, and which the king
commanded them to carry to various places to furnish his cellars
there; not failing hereof as they love the king's honour and their
own safety.
To the bailiffs of Kingeston. Contrabreve to carry the said
40 tuns to Westminster for delivery to the king's butlers there.
March 20. Allocate to William de Leyrton, sheriff of Lincoln, in the issues
Westminster. of the last eyre of the abbot of Peterborough, Roger de
Thurk[ilby], and their fellows in the county, 2631. 7s. 7d. delivered
in the wardrobe at Westminster to Artald etc. on the Tuesday
after mid-Lent.
Marginal notes: (1) Istam pecuniam solvit in garderoba regis
set nondum habuit inde breve (2) Vacat quia aliter inferius.