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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1241. Membrane 4 —cont.
Sept. 30. Liberate to Robert de Wulfrinton 101., to Hugh de Boell 101., to
Westminster. Walter de Brioyne 100s., to William Bloet 1008., to Matthew
Morel 100s., and to John de Busceby 100s., all for Michaelmas term
in this year, of their yearly fees of like amounts.
Oct. 1. Liberate to Alan de Hispania 81. 16s. for 4 tuns of Gascon wine
Westminster. bought of him for the king at 44s. the tun; to John de Gisorz
461. 4s. for 21 tuns of Gascon wine at 44s. the tun; to Odo de
Nampnetis 481. for 24 tuns of Angevin wine at 40s.; to Vitalis le
Gras 201. for 10 tuns of Angevin wine at 40s.; to Peter Daniel
441. for 20 tuns of Gascon wine at 44s.; to Richard Vital 221. for
10 tuns of Gascon wine at 44s.; to Roger de Haverhull 111. for
11 tuns of prisage-wine; and to the porters (barmannis) and for
putting hoops on 33 tuns of prisage-wine, 21 marks.
Computate to Nicholas de Molis, sheriff of York, in the issues of
lands of the earl of Lincoln, 100 marks paid in the wardrobe to
Peter Chaceporc and William de Burgo at Westminster on the
morrow of Michaelmas.
To the sheriff of Hereford. Contrabreve to carry 17 tuns of the
king's wines which are in his keeping to Gloucester, and deliver
them to the good men of Gloucester in lieu of 17 tuns due to them.
To the sheriff of Stafford. Contrabreve to cause the abbot and
convent of Roucestre to have 12 marks of the issues of the county
to clothe themselves, and 2 marks to buy a tun of wine for the
celebration of divine service, all of the king's gift.
To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to salt the venison
taken in the king's park of Norhampton, which will be delivered
to him by Hamo son of Philip, and carry it to Westminster for
delivery in the king's larder.
Oct. 1. To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to find estovers for
Westminster. Griffin son of L. and the other prisoners of Wales whom the king
has sent to the Tower for safe keeping, from 2 October so long as
they shall be in such keeping.
Oct. 2. Liberate to Bertram de Cryoyl, constable of the Tower of
Westminster. London, 20 marks for half a year from Christmas to Midsummer
in this year, of the 40 marks which he receives yearly for keeping
the Tower.
Liberate to Peter de Confolent', messenger of the count of Bygor,
to the latter's use, 1001. of the arrears both of his fee of 50 marks
and of 5001. tournois which he receives yearly for the loss of his
lands in the Limousin.
To Walter de Tywe. Contrabreve to carry 31 oxen of the stock
of Brikestok and 27 of that of Wudestok to Windles' for delivery
to John de Ely and John de Colesdon, clerks of the kitchen.