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.

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of Corf by the keepers of the works of the church of Westminster,
out of the arrears of the issues of the last eyre in those counties,
or the farm of the counties, or some other source, by view and
testimony of the said keepers; and if he has not the money ready
at present, to give security to the sellers of the marble for payment
up to that amount within a short term.
May 1. To the sheriff of Hants. Contrabreve to let Geoffrey de
Windsor. Leukenor have 101. for this Easter term out of the issues of the
current forest eyre, of the 201. granted to him at the Exchequer
to maintain himself in the king's service.
The like for Nicholas de Rummese, king's clerk.
May 1. To Godfrey de Liston, keeper of the manor of Kenyton.
Windsor. Contrabreve to let William de Westm' the king's chaplain of
Kenyton have 25s. out of the issues of the manor for his wages
from Michaelmas in the 40th year till Easter following.
May 3. Liberate to the master and brethren of the hospital of St.
Chertsey. Lazarus of Jerusalem, after payments as above, 80 marks, being
40 marks for Easter term in the 40th year and 40 marks for
Easter term following, of the 40 marks granted to them yearly of
the king's fixed alms.
To the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. Contrabreve to receive
6 stags to be taken by Richard and William de Candovre the
king's huntsmen in his hay of Pederington, 6 to be taken in his
warren of Corf, and 10 bucks to be taken in the forest of Recchich,
all which they will deliver, and to salt the venison and carry it to
Westminster for delivery to the keepers of the larder against
Whitsuntide, which the king will celebrate there if God will.
The like to the sheriff of Hants as to 10 bucks to be taken by
William Lovel and Henry de Candovre in the forest of Axiholt.
The like to the sheriff of Oxford as to 10 bucks and 6 roes to
be taken by Hugh the Frenchman and John le Naper in the forest
of Brehull.
May 4. Liberate to the hermit of Brehull 50s. for this Easter term,
Chertsey. which sum he receives yearly for serving the king's chapel of
Brehull.
May 6. To the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. Contrabreve to let
Merton. Ralph de Bakep[uz] have 10 marks without delay for this Easter
term of the yearly fee of 20 marks which he receives at the
Exchequer to maintain himself in the king's service.
May 8. Liberate to William de Clare, after payments as above, 60
Merton. marks for this Easter term of his yearly fee of 100 marks.