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.

1257. Membrane 0 —cont.
delivered by the same William to William de Haverhull to make a
censer, and 188. for gold to gild it. By Edward de Westm'.
Liberate without delay to Henry le Tyeys 20s. to buy the gear
needed to repair the king's crossbows.
Liberate to Ernald the chaplain of Sault 5 marks of the king's
gift for his expenses.
To the sheriff of Dorset. Contrabreve to take with him lawful
men to the castle of Corf to view the defects of the king's buildings
therein, and to repair them out of his farm where absolutely
necessary, the cost to be credited by view and testimony of
lawful men.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to let Master Maunsell
have without delay 6,000 ells of white canvas, 1,000 ells of serge
and bunting (stamine), 1,000 ells of canvas dyed in India (Ynda),
3,000 ells of black canvas, timber, cords, irons, leather and thread
to make the king's pavilions, so that they may not remain unmade
by default of the sheriffs.
To the bailiff of Havering. Contrabreve to carry six logs of
alder (fusta de alier) or holly, to be delivered by the keeper of the
king's park of Havering, to the Tower for delivery to Master
Henry le Tyeys (Teutonico) to repair the king's crossbows there,
whereof he is fitter (attiliator).
To the sheriff of Essex. Contrabreve to carry 20 does, to be
taken in the king's park of Havering and delivered to him by
Hugh the Frenchman, king's serjeant, to the king for delivery to
the keeper of the larder.
To the sheriff of Warwick. Contrabreve to let John de Swyneford, king's clerk, have 101. without delay out of the issues of his
bailiwick, unless already delivered by another writ of computabitur, out of the yearly fee of 201. which he receives at the
Exchequer to maintain himself in the king's service.
To the sheriff of Kent. Contrabreve to let Master Richard de
Furnivall, chancellor of Amiens, and the household that he will
bring with him, have prompt transport at Dover, and to pay
for it out of the farm of the county or otherwise.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to let Henry de Castello
have two boat-loads of brushwood worth 5 marks out of the farm
of their town.