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

41 HENRY III.

339

1256. Membrane 13 —cont.
To the sheriff of Kent or his bailiffs in the port of Dover.
Contrabreve to let Henry, brother of the king of Castile, and his
household have prompt transport at the port of Dover to go and
return.
To the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. Contrabreve to let Roger
de Ros, tailor, and Hugh de Turri have 401. out of the issues of
his counties to make certain purchases for the king in the fair of
St. Edmund.
To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to pay for a tun
of prisage-wine which the abbot and convent of Beaulieu receive
by charter at Suthampton to celebrate divine service, and which
the keepers of the king's wines there will deliver.
Mandate to the said keepers accordingly.
To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to let Roger de
Ros, tailor, and Hugh de Turri have 401. out of the issues of his
county to make certain purchases for the king at the fair of
Norhampton.
To the sheriff of Oxford. Contrabreve to salt 80 does which
William Luvell and Henry de Candevre the king's huntsmen will
take in the forest of Bernwod and deliver to him, and carry the
venison to Westminster for delivery to the keeper of the larder
there by the third day before Christmas against the feast.
The like to the sheriff of Somerset concerning 10 hinds to be
taken by Richard and William de Candevre the king's huntsmen
in the wood (broyllo) of Ceddre.
To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to transport William Bonquer and Peter de Lymoges, whom the king is sending on his
errand to the court of Rome, from the port of Dover with their
horses and harness without delay.
Nov. 10. Liberate to Vitalis de Navi and Arnold Guillelmi, messengers
Windsor. of Arnold Guillelmi de Morthan and Auger de Duasyn, 5 marks
for their expenses homewards, as the king cannot at present pay
his debts to them.
Liberate to Geoffrey de Assay, clerk of Isabel the king's sister,
viscountess of Thouars, 408. for his expenses, as the king cannot
wholly pay his debts to her at present.
Allocate to Godfrey de Lyston, in the issues of his bailiwick,
308. spent on a silver chalice and a book called ' portehors ' to
serve the king's chapel of Keninton,