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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herein out of the woods nearest to Portesm'. The cost is to be
credited by view of Alan de Geudeford, or of other good and
lawful men if he cannot attend thereto.
June 3. To the sheriff of Essex and Herts. Contrabreve to levy 40s.
Canterbury. with all speed from Master Robert de Gravele of his fine for himself and his sureties for non-appearance (quia retraxit se) against
Nicholas the chaplain of Langenhoc; 20s. from John de Blumvill
of his fine for trespass against the said Master Robert; half a
mark from Adam de Sumery of his fine for himself and his sureties
for non-appearance; and 40s. from William de Hulmo, keeper
of the priory of Typpetre, of his fine for trespass against Philip
son of Robert and Reyner, bailiff of Wycham; and to pay these
sums to Nicholas de Turri in part payment of 201. for Easter term
in the 37th year of the 401. which he receives yearly to maintain
himself in the king's service.
Like order to the sheriff of Huntingdon to levy 6- marks from
the abbot of Thorneye for leave to agree with the abbot of
Rameseye, and 100s. from the abbot of Rameseye for the same,
and to pay it over to Nicholas de Turri as above.
Like order to the sheriff of Kent to levy 5 marks from Hamo
Crevequer, being his fine made before the king for leave to agree
with the earl of Gloucester, and to pay it to Nicholas as above.
June 5. Allocate to the sheriff of Kent, in the farm of the county, 71. 15s.
Rochester. spent on the transport of the master of the Templars in England,
the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
Nicholas de Molis, and Henry de Wengham, at the port of Dover.
June 4. To John de Sumercote, keeper of the exchange. Contrabreve
Canterbury. to repair the building of the exchange at Canterbury where
necessary out of the common issues thereof, the cost to be credited
by view.
To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to buy a set of vestments
(unum vestimentum) with towels and other appurtenances, a
missal, an antiphonary, and a chalice of average price by view
and testimony of lawful men for the chapel of the king's castle
at Rochester, the cost of the whole not to exceed 100s.
To the same. Contrabreve to buy a set of sacerdotal vestments
and two small bells and give them to the lepers of Ospringe of the
king's gift for their chapel.
To the same. Contrabreve to pay 45s. to Richard de Green,
vintner of Rochester, for a tun of wine, and 41. 10s. to William
Funtayne, vintner of Rochester, for 2 tuns taken for the king
during his present journey in Kent.