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

38 HENRY III.

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1254. MEMBRANE 4.
April 18. Allocate to Godfrey de Lyston, keeper of the king's manors of
Windsor. Cokham and Braye, in the farm thereof, 73s. 10-d. spent in
repairing a bay of the stew in the park of Windesores.
By the queen.
To the said Godfrey. Contrabreve to repair the king's buildings
in the park of Windesores and the hedge around it as far as is
necessary out of the farm of the manors above named, the cost
to be credited by view. By the queen.
To the sheriff of Surrey. Contrabreve to pay 2d. daily to Ellis
Maunsel from Michaelmas in the 37th year till Easter following
for keeping the king's park of Geudeford.
To Godfrey de Lyston, keeper of the king's manor of Kenyton.
Contrabreve to pay 25s. to the king's chaplain of Kenyton for his
wages during the above period.
April 22. To the sheriff of Lincoln. Contrabreve to carry William de
Windsor. Sauncton, taken and detained in the prison of Stanford, whom
the bailiffs of Stanford will deliver, to London with all speed under
a sure guard for delivery to the keeper of the king's gaol of
Neugate, who is commanded to receive him and keep him safely
till further orders. By the earl.
April 27. To the bailiffs of Gloucester. Contrabreve to pay to John
Westminster. Malemort his liveries (as on p. 151) from Easter in the 38th year
till Michaelmas following.
Liberate to Ralph de Bakepuz 101. for Easter term in the 38th
year of the 101. granted to him yearly till the king shall make
more abundant provision to maintain himself in his service.
His yearly term is at Easter. By writ of the king.
Liberate to William le Ruter, king's carpenter, his liveries of
3d. daily for the same term. Quia elemos'.
May 1. Allocate to Simon de Eltesdon, sheriff of Bedeford and Bukingeham, in the issues of those counties, 14s. spent in purchase of
partridges, hares, and fowls for the queen in his bailiwick against
the last feast of St. Edward, and in carrying them to her at
Westminster. By the queen.
Allocate to Alan la Zuche, justice of Chester, in the farm of the
county, 161. spent in purchase of 100 salmon in his bailiwick for
the queen last Lent, and in carriage thereof to her together with
24 pike (liciorum) which (quas) he took in the king's stews and
meres (maris) in the county. By W. de Bradelegh.