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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colleague, takers for the king's wardrobe, have them to pay for
certain purchases of the king, not failing hereof etc.
July 30. Allocate to William Maunsell, formerly sheriff of Warwick and
Lichfield. Leicester, in the issues of those counties, 231. 3s. 6d. spent on
boars, pigs, sheep, fowls, capons, chickens, and eggs, and in
carriage thereof to Wodestok against the Assumption in the
40th year, as reckoned and testified by Imbert Pogeys the king's
steward and Peter de Winton, clerk of the wardrobe. Afterwards
this writ was lost, and another was issued in the same form with
the clause nisi.
Aug. 1. Allocate to Hugh de Acovre, sheriff of Salop and Stafford, in
the issues of those counties, 16 marks delivered to Ralph de
Teruen', canon of Lichefeld, William de Eccleshale, and Master
Thomas Comyn for 4 tuns of wine taken when the king was last
at Lichefeld by J. de Somerset, king's butler. Cancelled quia
aliter per breve de liberate et reddidit breve.
To the sheriff of Warwick and Leicester. Contrabreve to let the
dean and chapter of Lichefeld have 10 marks without delay out
of the issues of those counties to make two silver candlesticks of
the king's gift for their church of Lichefeld.
To the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. Contrabreve to let
Nicholas de Molis, going on the king's expedition to the parts of
South Wales, have 60 marks of the king's gift without delay out
of the issues of the counties.
To the sheriff of Nottingham and Derby. Contrabreve to receive
60 stags from Edward the king's son's forest of the Peak and 20
from his forest of Makelesfeld, which the king's huntsmen
Richard and William de Candovre have been ordered to take and
deliver, and to salt the venison and carry it to the king at Chester
by parcels as taken, for delivery to the keepers of the larder there.
Aug. 3. To the sheriff of Stafford. Contrabreve to repair the bridge of
Newcastle. the king's stew of Stafford where absolutely necessary, the cost to
underLyme. be credited by view.
To the sheriff of Norfolk. Contrabreve to levy 2241. without
delay out of the issues of the last eyre in the county, and let the
king's brother Guy de Lezingnan have them for arrears of his fee,
being 1001. of his yearly fee of 2001., and 501. of the 1001. yearly
addition thereto, both for this Easter term, and 741. arrears.
To the sheriff of Lancaster. Contrabreve to receive 20 bucks
and 10 stags which Hugh the Frenchman and John le Naper,