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

40 HENRY III.

253

1255. Membrane 18-cont.
in lieu of the manor of Burn, late of Peter de Crohun, which the
king gave to P. de Sabaudia.
Nov. 15. Liberate to the king's sister Margaret, viscountess of Thouars,
Windsor. 100 marks for the same term of her yearly fee of 100 marks.
Liberate to Matthias de Mara 151. 4s. arrears of his wages while
with the king on his service in Gascony from Thursday, the vigil
of St. Boniface, till Monday, the Commemoration of All Souls,
in the 39th year as reckoned by Richard le Rus (Ruffum), king's
clerk.
Allocate to the mayor and bailiffs of York, in the farm of the
town, 301. 18d. for cloth bought of them by Roger le Taylur
and Hugh de Turri in the last fair at Westminster in 15 days from
Michaelmas in the 39th year.
Liberate to Segur de Castro Novo 231. 10s. arrears of his wages
while with the king with three other knights on his service in
Gascony down to the Thursday after St. Peter's Chains, as
reckoned by Richard le Rus (Ruffum), king's clerk; 201. for a
horse lost there on the king's service; and 101. for the harness of
two knights whom the king decked there with the belt of knighthood at his request; receiving from him the king's letters patent
therefor. (Cf. Roles Gascons, I, Nos. 3040, 3265, and 3303).
Nov. 16. Allocate to the good men of Gernem', in their debts to the king,
Windsor. 191 marks spent in transport of the duke of Lissimburg and the
count of Limburg to the parts of Germany.
To Master John Clarel and Adam de Hylton, keepers of the
archbishopric of York. Contrabreve to pay 271. 18s. 4-d. to the
good men of Beverl' for cloth bought of them for the king by
Roger le Taylur and Hugh de Turri in the last fair at Westminster,
which was in 15 days from Michaelmas in the 39th year.
To the sheriff of Northumberland. Contrabreve, from the time
when the castle of Werk was committed to his keeping by R.
earl of Gloucester and Hereford and John Maunsel, provost of
Beverl', and as long as it shall so remain, being in the king's hand,
to pay to 8 foot-serjeants dwelling in garrison there their wages of
2d. each daily.
Nov. 16. Liberate to Edmund the king's son, whom the king is sending
Windsor. to the sea at Dover to meet Edward his brother the king's eldest
son, 20 marks for his expenses immediately on view hereof.