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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ordered to be made at Evereswell when he was at Wodestok at
the Assumption last, and which has now been begun.
To the same. Contrabreve to repair the roofing and gutters of
the king's buildings at Wudestok, where absolutely necessary,
spending up to 100s. by view of good and lawful men, unless it
can be done for less; the cost to be credited by view.
To the bailiff of Havering. Contrabreve to finish the queen's
chapel formerly begun there, by the counsel of Master John de
Glovernia, appointed thereto as above, the cost to be credited by
view.
To Godfrey de Liston. Contrabreve to let John Pollard,
porter (janitori) of the castle of Wyndesores, have 32 marks,
being 20s. for making the chamber in which he lies, and 2 marks
for making a candlestick there.
April 5. Allocate to Robert Walerand, keeper of the bishopric of Ely,
Westminster. in the issues thereof, 1331. 6s. 8d. delivered in the wardrobe at
Westminster to Artald de Sancto Romano, keeper, on the Wednesday after Palm Sunday.
To the sheriff of Essex. Contrabreve to receive 20 bucks, to
be taken in the park of Havering and delivered to him by Hugh
the Frenchman, king's serjeant, and salt them and carry them to
Westminster for delivery to the keeper of the larder against
Easter.
Mandate to the keeper of the park to admit Hugh therefor.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to let John the
chaplain, the king's almoner, have 171 pairs of shoes for the poor
at Westminster on the fourth day before Easter, half to be worth
5d. the pair and half to be worth 4d., to be distributed on behalf
of the king and queen and their children.
To John de Somerchot, keeper of the exchange. Contrabreve
to let the king have 300 silver dishes weighing 2 marks each and
300 silver sauce-boats weighing half a mark each without delay
by parcel, out of the issues of the exchanges of London and
Canterbury, setting aside all other business, and not failing
hereof as he loves himself and the king's honour.
To Godfrey de Liston. Contrabreve to repair and amend where
necessary the queen's old chamber in the upper bailey of the
castle of Windesores, and make a new wardrobe for the queen
there, all out of the issues of his bailiwick, by the advice and
provision of Master John de Gloucestria, the king's mason, and