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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1253. Membrane 9-cont.
Liberate to Peter de Walmale 621. 13s. 4d. for gold-wrought
cloths and silken cloths bought of him by the hands of Richard de
Shireburn and Roger le Taillur. By P. Chaceporc.
To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to send 1001.
of the issues of the eyre in his county by his sure messenger for
delivery in the wardrobe to P. Chaceporc, keeper, to the use of
the king's serjeants-at-arms. By J. Maunsell.
To the sheriff of Oxford. Contrabreve to carry Robert de Bampton and his two companions, whom the sheriff lately took in the
town of Oxford, under a sure guard to Neugate for delivery to the
keeper of the king's gaol there, who has been commanded to
receive them and keep them safely till further orders. By K.
To Stephen de Feugeres, keeper of the honour of Tykehull.
Contrabreve to pay 2001. for the king's works at Windesores to the
keepers thereof. By K.
To the sheriff of Gloucester. Contrabreve to buy 200 pieces of
good iron by choice and carry them to Windesores for the king's
works there. By K.
To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to pay to the bailiffs of
Dover 71s. 2d. which they spent in the transport of Master Albert
the Pope's clerk and his household at the port of Dover. By K.
Feb. 21. To John de Haneberuue and Peter de Legh, bailiffs of
Windsor. Wudestok. Contrabreve to pay 12d. daily to Master John de
Glouc' the mason for his liveries so long as he is in the king's
service. By the abbot of Persore.
Allocate to Robert de Muscegros, in 301. due at the Easter
Exchequer in the 37th year on his old debts, 12 marks still due
for a carucate of land in Colingburn which he bought for the
king from William Crok, and 16 marks at which a stack of corn
thereon was valued, the king having given it to his brother
William de Valencia together with the carucate and that part of
the manor which Avice de Columbariis surrendered.
Allocate to the same Robert, in his farm of Lutegarsale and
Colingeburn, 751. 28. 7jd., being the valuation of the stock found
on the above described part of the manor of Colingsburn, the corn
sown thereon, the corn found in the granges, and that sown on
the carucate bought by Robert for the king as above; all which
the king gave together with the land to William de Valencia his
brother. By K.