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.

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1257. Membrane 1 -ont.
St. John at Clavering, who receives 50s. yearly for his maintenance; and 3s. 9d. spent on a lamp burning in the said chapel all
the time that he was sheriff.
Allocate to William de Swineford, sheriff of Norfolk etc., in the
issues of those counties, 778. 4d. spent in carriage of 15 last of
herring, taken for the king from the burgesses of Norwich, by
water from Norwich to Westminster, and of 15 last taken from the
burgesses of Jernem'.
Jan. 14. To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to pay at the port of Dover
Westminster. for the passage of John de Gatesden, whom the king is sending
beyond seas with his men, horses, and harness.
Allocate to Hugh de Nevyle, in his debts to the king, 25 marks
for this Easter term assigned to John de Gatesden for his expenses
beyond seas, for which he holds himself to be sufficiently paid.
Jan. 14. Allocate to William de Suyneford, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
Westminster. in the issues of those counties, 331. 15s. spent in purchase of 15 last
of herring from the burgesses of Gernem' in this year, which were
delivered to Master Paulinus and other keepers of the larder at
Westminster on the morrow of Epiphany.
Allocate to Stephen de Aston, sheriff of Somerset and Dorset,
in the issues of those counties, 451. spent in the purchase against
Christmas of 150 oxen delivered to Nicholas de Stokbrugg,
keeper of the larder, as testified by William de Grey the king's
steward.
Jan. 15. Liberate to Geoffrey de Bello Campo 601. for Michaelmas terms
Westminster. in the 38th, 39th, and 40th years of his yearly fee of 201.
Liberate to Master Paulinus de Bampton, king's serjeant,
201. spent on certain purveyances against last Christmas.
Vacated quia non habuit.
MEMBRANE 10.
Jan. 17. Liberate to William de Gloucestria, goldsmith, 5 marks 14d.
Westminster. for a gold buckle bought by order of the king and delivered to
offer at the feretory of St. Edward on the said saint's day last
past.
Allocate to the executors of William Hardel, in his debts to the
king, 121. of pure silver to make crosiers, 61. 13s. 4d. to make an
image, and 26s. 8d. to make chains for a censer, all delivered by
William de Colecestr' his clerk to Edward de Westm'; and 60s.