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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1252. Membrane 13-cont.
Feb. 15. Allocate to Aymo Thoreberd, executor of Peter de Genevr',
keeper of the lands late of the countess of Eu (Augi) and William
de Ken, in the issues thereof, 1351. 10s. delivered to John Silvestr'
and Simon de Burnham, chaplain, for the expenses of the king's
children dwelling at Windesores when they were their guardians;
4161. delivered to Ralph Dungun, guardian of the same children,
for their expenses; 40s. 6d. spent in carriage of deer taken in
the king's park of Hoddesak to Windesores for the said children;
10s. 8d. spent in taking rabbits at Elham for the queen and the
countess of Provence on their way to Dover; 1 mark delivered
to the recluse (fern.) of Hakinton for four carcases of bacon due
to her as two years' fixed alms; 1 mark delivered to the artificer
(atilliatorz) of the king's crossbows dwelling at Windsor to find
sticks and other things needful for his office; 431. 10s. 10d.
delivered to the constable, swineherd and watchman of Tikehill
for their wages and robes for two years from Michaelmas in the
31st year, the constable taking 9d. daily for his wages and 20s.
yearly for his robe, and the swineherd and watchman each 2d.
daily for his wages and 10s. yearly for his robe; 231. 5s. 10d.
delivered to the bailiff of Hastings and Elham for the same time,
at 7d. daily for his wages and 20s. yearly for his robe; 60s. 10d.
delivered to a man keeping the manor of Elham for the same time
at ld. daily wages; 19s. 2d. delivered to the bailiff of Wicton
for his wages and robes for the same time, being 4d. daily for his
wages the first year, and 2d. the second year, and 1 mark yearly
for his robe; and 1731. delivered in the queen's wardrobe to
Walter de Bradel', keeper, in divers items for the queen's
expenses.
By K. in the presence of Robert Walerand and R. de Muscegros.
Feb. 17. Liberate without delay to Thomas de Dunolm', citizen of
Westminster. London, 80 marks for an embroidered cope bought of him for the
king and given of the king's gift to St. Edward.
By E. de Westm'.
Allocate to Reynold de Cobbeham, sheriff of Kent, in the issues
of the county, 39s. ld. spent on the transport of the abbot of
Westminster beyond seas on the king's errand, and 71. 8s. 10d.
spent on the transport of Peter Chacepork, three monks of
Winchester, and the archdeacon of Surrey, going on the king's
errand to Lyons. By K.
To the sheriff of Leicester. Contrabreve to carry Roger de
Nayleston, detained in the king's prison of Leyc', to Neugate
for delivery to the keeper of the king's gaol there.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to receive 60 tuns of
wine to be delivered by Ernald Geroudon the king's chamberlain,