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.

1255. Membrane 12-cont.
Jan. 19. Allocate to the bailiffs of Lincoln, in the farm of their city,
Merton. 661. 16s. 8d. for 8 scarlet cloths (viij scarlettis) which they brought
thence to London and delivered them to Roger Tailor (Scissori)
and Bonacius Lumbard to make the liveries of the wardrobe.
Liberate to Walter Pedeargent the younger, merchant of Douay,
751. 4s. 2d.; to Walter Pedeargent the elder and Waubert
Waubeyn, merchants of Douay, 1141. Os. 8d.; and to John
Alard and John Bardolf, merchants of Ypres, 681. 4s. 8d.; all for
cloths taken from them in the last fairs of Norhampton and St.
Edmund's by the hands of Richard de Ewell and John de Stratford, who delivered them to Roger Tailor and Bonacius Lumbard
to make the king's liveries.
Liberate to James le Gunteneys 151. 13s. 4d., to Roger de
Rucham 46s. 8d., to John de Norhampton, citizen of London,
381. 3s., to Alan de Bratton 191. 10s. 8d., to Anketill de Auvern
51s., to Ralph Smith (Fabro) 48s. 3d., to Nicholas Adrian 8s. 81d.,
to Henry le Paumer 9s. 4d., and to Richard de Rotomago and
his partner 103s. 6d., for furs, cushions, silken cloths wrought
with gold and of Larest (de aresta), hangings (tapetis), canvas,
cords, and hair-cloths (heyris), all taken from them in the above
fairs and the city of London by the hands of Richard de Ewell
and John de Stratford against the king's arrival in England and
delivered in the wardrobe to Roger Tailor and Bonacius Lumbard.
takers of the king's cloths.
Liberate to Richard de Walebroc 211. 13s. 8d. for 385 pounds of
pepper and 386 pounds of ginger bought of him for the king in the
39th year by Andrew Poynaunt, clerk of the wardrobe.
Allocate to Roger de Haverhull, in the issues of the exchange of
Ireland while he was keeper thereof, 4001. delivered to H. bishop
of Ossory, treasurer of Ireland, by order of the queen and of R.
earl of Cornwall the king's brother when they were keepers of the
kingdom of England, and 1071. 16s. 9jd. delivered to the same
treasurer by the like order on Roger's departure from Ireland;
the bishop's letters patent witnessing the payments to be retained
in the Exchequer.
By Philip Lovel, John le Fraunceys, and Edward de Westm'.
To the sheriff of Warwick. Contrabreve to pay to Adam de
Aston 25s. arrears of his wages at 12d. daily for 25 days from the
feast of St. Stephen last to that of St. Fabian and St. Sebastian,
both days included.
Jan. 20. Liberate without fail to Rocholf de Swania and Henry his
Merton. comrade, who have come to the king to receive the belt of knight