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.

1251. Membrane 18-cont.
Nov. 23. To the same. Contrabreve to heighten and repair the pond of
Tutbury. the king's stew of Stafford as necessary, the cost to be allowed
by the view and testimony of lawful men. By K.
Nov. 26. To the sheriff of Cumberland. Contrabreve to receive the
Darley. 200 hinds which G. de Langele, justice of the forest, will deliver,
and to have them well salted and carried to York so as to be in
the king's larder on the Thursday before Christmas at latest.
By the steward.
To the sheriff of Hants. Contrabreve to receive the 15 does
which John de Venuz, keeper of the forest of Axiholt, will
deliver, and to have them well salted and carried to Windesores
for delivery to the keeper of the king's children dwelling there,
to the use of the said children against Christmas.
By R. son of Nicholas.
Nov. 28. To the constable of Devizes (Divisis). Contrabreve to repair
Nottingham. the buildings and bridges in the king's castle of Divises as necessary, and to make a new turret there, the cost to be allowed
by the view and testimony of lawful men.
By R. son of Nicholas.
To the sheriff of York. Contrabreve to receive 150 hinds and
100 wild boars and sows to be delivered by the steward of the
forest of Pykering, 50 roes to be delivered by the steward of
the forest of Galtriss, and 50 hinds and 50 roes to be delivered
by the steward of the forest of Langwath; and to carry them to
York against Christmas for delivery to Stephen Bauzan and
others, whom the king has sent to make his purveyance there;
and to have the whole ready there as he loves himself on the
third day before Christmas. By the steward.
Nov. 29. Allocate to the executors of William Hardel, in his debts to
Nottingham. the king, 20 marks in lieu of a like sum due to him from William
Chaeny, whom the king has pardoned therefor. By K.
Liberate to Adam de Basing, citizen of London, 50 marks in
lieu of a like sum paid by him to Richard le Rus (Ruffo), clerk
for king's serjeants-at-arms; 128. 6d. for repair of an
embroidered cope, a cloth, and one-eighth of a silken * cloth,
which fell into the water at Stratford bridge, and 5s. 2d. for
fringes, orphreys, and waxed cloth for the same; 3s. for Roger
le Seur for repairs of a cope; 41. for a chasuble made of one
gold-wrought cloth and given to the abbot of Persor'; 67s. 10d.
for one red samite for a chasuble given to the parish church of

* Waxed under Nov. 4 (p. 3).