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.

1259. Membrane 10 —cont.
To William de Wendling, escheator this side Trent. Contrabreve to let Ralph de Erlam have 41. out of the issues of the
escheatry for arrears of his wages from St. Peter's Chains in the
43rd year till the feast of St. Edward following for keeping and
training (adaptacione) the king's falcons in his keeping, as reckoned
by Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de Wynton, clerks of the
wardrobe.
Nov. 13. To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to let the prior and friars
Dover. preachers of Canterbury have 201. of the king's gift without
delay out of the issues of the county to pay their expenses in
building a kitchen on their ground at Canterbury and a wall
adjoining thereto.
Allocate to Fulk* Pemforer, sheriff of Kent, in the issues of the
county, 100s. delivered to Peter de Chauvent to buy himself a
palfrey of the king's gift.
Nov. 13. Allocate to the same in the same issues 20 marks delivered in
Dover. the wardrobe at Canterbury to Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter
de Winton, keepers thereof, on the feast of St. Martin in this
year.
Liberate to Richard de Muneto 16 marks arrears for Easter
term last of the yearly fee of 40 marks which he receives at
Easter term, and also as soon as possible the arrears of that fee
for which there are writs of liberate at the Exchequer.
By H. le Bigod, justiciar, and J. Mansell.
Allocate to the bailiffs of Rochester in the farm of their town
101. delivered in the wardrobe at Dover to Aubrey de Fiscampis
and Peter de Winton, clerks thereof, on Wednesday, the morrow
of St. Martin.
Nov. 13. To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to let Emma the anchoress
Dover. of Dover castle have lid. daily for her maintenance for life out
of the issues of the county so long as he is sheriff, the king wishing
to provide perpetually therefor (as in Calendar of Patent Rolls,
1258-1266, p. 63).
Afterwards he was ordered to let her have the money at four
terms of the year.
To the same. Contrabreve to let H. elect of London, who is
to cross with the king to the parts of France, have two good ships
in the port of Dover for the voyage of himself and his household,
the sheriff paying for the freight and transport.
*Payn, in nargin