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.

1257, Membrane 4-cont.
Robert, to carry the corn to Bristol, and to carry 10 tuns of the
wine to Gloucester to place in the king's cellars there, 40 tuns to
Worcester for delivery to the sheriff to carry to divers places
thereabouts as ordered, and the rest with the corn and victuals
by water from Bristol to Chester against the arrival of the king
and his army, as Robert will enjoin on the king's behalf; and the
sheriff shall so bear himself in the execution hereof that the king
may incur no damage by default of the sheriff or the transport,
which would compel the king to betake himself seriously to the
sheriff's body, lands, and goods.
To the sheriff of Worcester. Contrabreve to receive 40 tuns of
wine at Worcester to be delivered by the sheriff of Gloucester
as above, and to place 5 tuns in the king's cellars there, and to
carry 5 tuns to Kyderminster for the like purpose, and to carry
30 tuns to Brug' for delivery to the sheriff of Salop and Stafford
to carry whither the king has enjoined.
To the sheriff of Salop and Stafford. Contrabreve to receive
the said 30 tuns, to place 5 in the king's cellars at Brug', and to
carry 5 to Wenlok and 20 to Shrewsbury to place in the cellars
there against the king's arrival.
The abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester, is commanded by writ of
comp[utabitur] to let Robert Waleraund have 301. out of the farm
of the barton without Gloucester to pay for wine, corn, and other
victuals bought in the county and carry them to Chester against
the arrival of the king and his army, for which provisions and
money Robert will render account.
The like to the abbot of Cyrencestre to let Robert have 301.
out of the farm of the seven hundreds which he holds of the king
at farm.
The like to the bailiffs of Gloucester to let him have 201. out of
the farm of their town.
The like to William de Beyfeld, Ellis de Heydon, and Henry
the clerk's son, farmers of the manors of Menstreworth and Reddeleg', to let him have 201. out of the farm thereof.
The like to Ellis de Heydon, farmer of the manor of Nenham,
to deliver him 10 marks out of the farm thereof.
A writ to the sheriff of Gloucester to deliver him 100 marks
out of the issues of his county or some other source is vacated
because returned, and is otherwise at the end of this roll.
Writ to Robert Waleraund to levy 1001. of his farm of St.
Briavels and 100 marks of his farm of the bailiwick of Rokengham,
and to pay for corn, wine, etc., therefrom as above.
Writ to William de Dene, Philip Badirun, and William de
Weston, sellers of the king's woods in the forest of Dene, to deliver
2001. to Robert out of the issues of such sales, and 201. to the