Calendar of the liberate rolls preserved in the Public record office. / Prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records.

36 HENRY I1I.

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1252. Membrane 9 —cont.
May 16. Liberate without delay to Eustace de Bayllol 101. for Easter
Westminster. term in the 36th year out of his yearly fee of 201.
By R. son of Nicholas.
Liberate to Reynold de Drumare 100s. for the same term of his
yearly fee of 101. By R. son of Nicholas.
Liberate to the merchants of Ypres 1131. 188. for cloth bought
of them at the fairs of Stanford and St. Ives in the 36th year
by the hands of J. de Sumercote and R. the tailor (scissorem).
By J. de Sumercote and R. the tailor.
Liberate to the merchants of Doway 2981. 28d. for cloths taken
from them in the 35th year at the fairs of Stanford, St. Ives, and
Boston, and 3541. 98. for cloths bought of them in the fairs of
Stanford and St. Ives in the 36th year, all by the hands of J. de
Sumercote and R. the tailor.
By J. de Sumercote and R. the tailor.
To the sheriff of Hants. Contrabreve to repair the barriers
(licias) round about in the bailey of Winchester castle, which are
broken down, the battlements of the walls round the offices
(officinas), which have fallen, the lawn (pratellum) between the
new chapel and the chapel of St. Thomas, and the one outside
the door of the hall, and the wainscoting of the queen's wardrobe
where necessary; the cost to be credited by view.
To the sheriff of Surrey. Contrabreve to pay 201. of the king's
gift to William le Bretun out of the perquisites of the pleas held
before him in the sheriff's bailiwick, to maintain himself in the
king's service.
To the sheriff of Stafford and Salop. Contrabreve to pay
1001. to Griffin son of Wenunwen out of the first money of the
issues of those counties, in recompense of his losses in time of
war in Wales in the king's service.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to carry 63 tuns of
wine, which will be delivered at London by Thomas Esperun
and Ernald Geroudun, the king's chamberlains there, to Windesores without delay to place in the king's cellar there.
To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to pay 41. without delay
out of the farm of his county to the constable of Dover for
2 tuns of wine received from him when the king was last at
Dover for the expenses of the household, and 208. for 20 sesters
of wine taken from him for Guy de Lezingnan the king's brother,
who remained there sick after the king's departure.