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.

1252. Membrane 14-cont.
wide fireplace in the king's chamber at Brikstok; the cost to be
credited by view. By K.
Feb. 4. Allocate to Hugh Gargete, in the issues of the manor of MelkesWoodstock. ham and the lands late of Godfrey de Craucumbe, 401. delivered
in the wardrobe at Wodestok to P. Chacepork, keeper, at the
Purification in the 36th year. By K. and T. de Wintonia.
Allocate to William de Bello Campo of Worcester, in the farm
of the king's manor of Wych while he was farmer thereof, being
801. blanch, the fixed alms [and other things] * which used to be
allowed to the other farmers before him. By K.
To the agistors of the forest of Savernake. Contrabreve to
pay 101. for the king's works at Lutegareshale to the keepers of
those works. By K.
To the bailiffs of Wich. Contrabreve to pay 201. for the king's
works at Wudestok to the keepers thereof by view of Master
John de Glouc', mason. By K.
To Stephen Bauzan, keeper of the king's manor of Wuttun.
Contrabreve to deliver a quarter of wheat yearly of the king's
gift to the recluse (fem.) of Wuttun as long as he is keeper.
By K.
To the sheriff of Suffolk. Contrabreve to give a tun of wine
of the king's gift to Master Richard the king's harper and carry
it to his house in Bury St. Edmunds. By P. de Rivallis.
To John de Henneberg' and Peter de Lega, keepers of the
king's works at Wodestok. Contrabreve to roof with lead the
king's bell-tower at Wodestok and the penthouses above (ultra)
the doors of the king's great hall and old chapel; to make a
penthouse at the end of the hall from the king's kitchen to the
stable (stabliam), and another from the queen's kitchen to the
door of her chamber, a chamber with a privy chamber and fireplace between the king's chamber and the wine-cellar, a fireplace
for the clerks' chamber and another at Evereswell, a workshop
(astelariam) for the masons, and a canopy (tabernaculum) above
the king's seat in the hall with a royal chair; to wainscot above
the passages (aluras) from the king's new chapel as far as the
battlements above (ultra) the chapel; to make two fixed windows
in the building called ' hardel,' a glass window (verinam) with an
image of St. Mary in the new chapel, an image of an angel above
the sacrarium there, two openings in the great hall, and a stew in

* Cancelled.