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.

1256. Membrane 10-cont.
To the sheriff of Surrey. Contrabreve to pay 40s. without delay
to Geoffrey de Lucy, who is in the king's ward, for a horse lost
in the king's service.
May 8. Allocate to Amfrid de Ferringes, formerly sheriff of Surrey and
Windsor. Sussex, in the issues of those counties, 61. 10s. delivered for the
works at Guldeford to Ellis Maunsel and Richard the constable,
keepers thereof, at the Invention of the Holy Cross in the 39th
year, and 65s. 2d. spent in purchase of iron delivered to the said
keepers for the works in the same year, as testified by Ellis.
By Walter de Merton.
Liberate to Master Girard de Lygne, after payment to Count
Thomas de Sabaudia as specially enjoined, 101. for Easter term
in the 40th year of the 101. granted to him yearly till the king
shall provide for him in a sufficient ecclesiastical benefice.
May 8. Allocate to Roger le Bigoth, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
Windsor. England, in his debts due at the Easter Exchequer in the 40th
year, at the instance of A. elect of Winchester his debtor, 100
marks in lieu of a like sum payable to the said elect by a recent
writ of liberate (p. 283), unless the latter payment has been already
made.
Allocate to Alan la Zusche, formerly justice of Chester, in the
farm of the county, 441. 16s. 5d. wherewith he was charged by
John de Grey, formerly justice, in rendering his account, for the
munitions of the castles of Gannoc and Dissard which Alan
received from him and delivered to Edward the king's son,
provided that John's valuation is just.
Liberate without delay and without fail to Artald de Sancto
Romano, keeper of the wardrobe, 200 marks for the expenses of
the household.
May 10. To John de Somerkote, keeper of the exchange, or his deputy.
Windsor. Contrabreve to pay to the king's brother R. carl of Cornwall 250
marks for Easter term and 250 marks for Michaelmas term in the
39th year, and 250 marks for Easter term in the 40th year of his
yearly fee of 500 marks.
Liberate to William de Clare, after payment to Count Thomas de
Sabaudia as specially enjoined, 50 marks for Easter term in the
40th year of his yearly fee of 100 marks (see Calendar of Patent
Rolls, 1247-1258, p. 456).
Liberate to Yoland, countess of La Marche, after payment as
above, 501. for Michaelmas term in the 39th year and 501. for