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.

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Allocate to John le Strange (Extraneo), justice of Chester, in the
issues of lands late of John son of Alan, 401. spent by the king's
order in the works of the castles of Rodhelan and the Rock by
Rodhelan.
To the sheriff of Warwick. Contrabreve to cause the lands late
of Th. earl of Warwick in his bailiwick to be well tilled with the
earl's ploughs, bringing them back if they have been taken away,
in whose hands soever they may be found, the cost to be credited
by the view and testimony of lawful men; for John Marshal
(marescallus) has given security to the king by Simon de Sandwico,
John Mautravers, and Roger de Essex to answer for the cost if
the corn of those lands comes to his hands.
July 21. Liberate to Giles de Erdinton, to the use of Roesia de Cokefeld
Westminster. his mother, 81. for the term of one year which she had in the king's
manor of Kereseye, late of Hubert de Ruilly, and for the corn of
the coming autumn there.
Liberate to Geoffrey de Laundel, serjeant dwelling in the castle
of Windles', who receives 7~d. daily, 32s. ld. to complete his
liveries down to the Assumption inclusive.
To the bailiffs of Brehull. Contrabreve to cause a chaplain
celebrating in the king's chapel there to have 50s. for his wages
for last year out of the farm of the manor.
July 22. Liberate to Bernard de Sabaudia, Hugh Giffard, and Master
Westminster. W. le Brun 300 marks (Exch. Roll 2001.) for the works at the
king's castle of Windleshour.
By the archbishop before the whole council.
Liberate to William Hardel 1131. 8s. liveries for 7 days of the
mariners (marinellorum) of 109 ships who remained at Portesm'
after the king's departure overseas, being some of the ships
which he ordered to be arrested against his voyage.
By the archbishop before the whole council.
Allocate to the sheriff of Berks in the farm of his county 71. 8s.
(sic) spent on 4 serjeants keeping the king's peace there for 12
weeks, each receiving 6d. daily.
To the bailiffs of Bristol. Contrabreve to cause William de
Cantilupo the younger to have a good ship wherein to go with his
followers to the king's island of Lunday, there to carry out the
king's orders.
July 20. Liberate to Robert Brumman and Roger Fegg' or one of them,
Westminster. to the use of the king's men of Gernem', 301. in part payment of
901. due for herrings bought of them for the king's alms.