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.

1260. Membrane 3-cont.
To the same. Contrabreve to let Roger le Convers (Converso),
king's serjeant have 40s. out of the same issues to buy himself a
rouncey of the king's gift.
To Richard de Freitmantell, keeper of the manors of Cokham,
Braye, and Kenyton. Contrabreve to amend where absolutely
necessary the king's hall of Kenyton and the paintings in his
chapel there, the cost to be credited by view.
Aug. 26. To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to pay out of the
Winchester. farm of their town for a tun of prisage-wine which the king, at the
request of brother Thomas Mustard, monk of Schireburn, ordered
the keepers of his wines at Suthampton to deliver to the prior
and monks of Schireburn of his gift to celebrate divine service in
their house. By K.
Mandate to the said keepers accordingly.
Aug. 30. Allocate to the executors of Walter, formerly bishop of Durham,
Winchester in his recent fine of 1,000 marks, 300 marks paid in the wardrobe
for the expenses of the household.
Note that the order for their letters patent, and also for this
letter, was given by the king in the presence of Thomas Gredle,
justice of the forest.
See Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1258-1266, p. 91.
To the sheriff of Hants. Contrabreve to renew the painting of
the hall of Winchester castle and of the queen's hall and table,
and to amend where necessary the glass windows of the king's
chapel by his chamber, the gutters of his chaplains' chamber,
a column in the gallery (oriollo) towards the queen's chapel, and
the buildings of the castle; the cost to be credited by view and
testimony of lawful men.
To Master John Mansell, keeper of the bishopric of Durham.
Contrabreve to let Imbert de Munferaunt the king's knight, whom
he is sending on his errand to those parts, have 5 marks for his
expenses out of the issues of the bishopric.
To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to let Simon, the
king's chaplain dwelling in the castle there, have 40s. out of the
farm of their town to buy a missal of the Sarum use by their view
and testimony for the king's chapel of St. Nicholas in the castle.
Sept. 2. To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to let Fortenerius de
Clarendon. Luk', lying sick at London, have 40s. of the king's gift for his
expenses out of the issues of their bailiwick; and if he should die,
to let his executors have it for his funeral.