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.
Edmund, all bought by the hands of Roger the tailor and Richard
de Ewell.
To the sheriff of Surrey. Contrabreve to pay 50s. a year so
long as he is sheriff to a chaplain ministering in the chapel of the
hospital of St. Thomas at Guldeford for his usual wages.
To the sheriff of Berks. Contrabreve to pay 20 marks of the
king's gift to Sibilla Giffard.
Jan. 28. To the sheriff of Surrey. Contrabreve to carry to the king 10
Windsor. does to be delivered by Robert de Edmundesthorp, who will tf.ke
them in the king's park of Guldeford.
MEMBRANE 11.
Jan. 28. To Hugh Garget, keeper of the manor of Gillingham. ContraWindsor. breve to let Reynold de Drumare have 71. worth of corn according
to the valuation of corn usual in those parts, in lieu of 71. arrears
of his wages while in the king's service in Gascony down to the
Thursday after St. Peter's Chains last, as reckoned by Richard le
Rus (Ruffurn), king's clerk.
To the sheriff of Gloucester. Contrabreve to buy 200 iron bars
(esperdutas) in his bailiwick without delay and carry them to
Windesores for delivery to the keepers of the king's works there
to carry out those works.
To the sheriff of Oxford and Berks. Contrabreve to pay 25
marks without delay to the constable of Windesores and other
keepers of the king's works there to carry out those works.
To Godfrey de Liston. Contrabreve to pay to five chaplains
ministering in the king's chapels of Windesores their wages of 25s.
each from Michaelmas in the 38th year till Easter following out
of the issues of his bailiwick, as they each receive 50s. yearly.
Feb. 3. Liberate to Philip Lovel, treasurer, and Edward de Westm'
Westminster. 17 marks for two gold buckles, the one bought for St. Edward
and the other for St. Edmund, of the king's new gift.
To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to cause six of the
king's heron-falcons and four of Edward the king's son, which are
in the keeping of Ralph de Erlham, to be mewed at Geytinton,
finding necessaries for them and certain greyhounds and livery
for a groom (as on p. 103) as long as the falcons are in moult.